Star. — London, England, 1815-05-08 00:00:00

KLVG'S THEATIZE. The Opera cn Slturday had an unusual display of -rank, beauty and fashion. The pit was crowded to ic ss t.onn after nine o'clock. The Divertisement -of Le: Peths Brocconiers, had scarcely begun when the 'Princess CIIARIAITTIC entered the lteGeser's box. Her Royal Highness was received with the warmest plan- Zits, and as soon as the Divertisement ended, 4 , GOD save the 'King," was played, and sung with consider able effect by all the principal performers, and a full chorus. After the Opera, the favourite grand Ballet of Le Prince Trnubndour closed the evening's amuse ment.—Among the distinguished visitants we per- Velvet:l— ima Petersham, Countess Ashbornham, Wits Denny, Os althea!), Duke of Devonshire, Lord Stair, Duke of Montrose. Earl of Cardigan, Lords Stowell, Alvanley, Temp Moon, Forteseue, Lords Palmerston, Ditty, Marquis ot Wore( :ter, Lords Langford, Lowther, Marchioness of Headfort, Lady Mtge Turner, Lade Veriest, Countess Antonio, lady Vernon, Lady Holland, Lady Lidd'e, Lady Leicester, Lady Dy tier, Duchess Beaufort, Lady Darlington, Lady Salisbury, Lady Cecil, Berwick, Dudley Ward, Manners, Murray, Hampden, Cholniondeley, Mrs. 0. Hunter, hlarchioness of Downshire, Ladies Hill, Aboyne. Melborne, Mansfield, Sir Thomas 'Addle, Lord Dr ne uor, Colonel Solantton, Sir John Leicester, Marquis Headtord, Lady Castlereagh, Lord Byron, Lord Scarborough, Lord Ber wick, Lord Lonsdale, Lord Hampden. Lord Carrington, Lord Keith, Sir H. Dash wood, Lord Aboyne, Marquis Tavistock, Lord Bentinck, Lord Jersey, Lord Lindock, Lord G. Caven dish, Duke ot Beaufort, Lady Assill, 1 a 'y 3. rsey t Marchluncss Bath, Lady Warwick, Alarchioness TaVistock. HYDE PARK. This delightful Promenade was yesterday thronged with f ashionableandgenteel visitors. The Ladies wore in general white satin chapeaux, with plumes of white and azure blue feathers, French straw bonnets trimmed with straw colour ribband and white, in al ternate circles round the crown ; bonnets of peach blossom, silk trimmed with ribband Of the same, and white feathers in front, were much worn ; pelisses of white silk, crossed with lilac bars, like handkerchiefs, and trimmed up the front and at bottom with white ribband, in large plaits, were predominant. Lilac is still a prevailing colour, and the ornaments consist of flowers—the newest Laburnam tulip, ar.d bunches of lilac.— Unfortunately, at four o'clock, a :mart shower of rain put the gay throng to flight. The whole mass of fashion was soon converted into an undistinguished sheet of unibiellas and parasols—those in the dilem ma of having neither, were compelled to fly for shel ter to the contiguous clumps of tiers, where, under the (Lie:idly foliage, they found a retreat. As these position• were soon occupied, many detached groups tie.i acrd: the Ride td the houses in Park-lane, where evt.ry portico was soon engaged. Matt fortunately, the shower was not of long duration; but it had rendered the grass unfit for the tread of the dashing pink and delicate white satin boot; and the disappointed vo taries of fashion were obliged to quit the field, and bilvrt their finery in a more circumscribed space. Among the promenaders of rank were— Highness the Duke of Gloucester Her I-tidiness Priutess Sophia of Gloucester. Dukes—:•oinerset, Beaufort, Grafton, Devonshire, Rutland, Portland, Montrose, and Newcastle. Ductie,sts—Beauturt, Montrose, Newcastle, Portland, and St 'ell open. Marquissrs—Buckinghato, Abereorn Winchester, Hertford, Camden, Exeter, Northampton, and Douglas. Marchiones,es—Wincites.er, Lansdowne, Dowager Lans downe, Bath ; Camden, Saltdwry, btafi;•id, DOWPSIIIIV., Aber corn, Douglas, Hertford, and Sligo. Larls—bi idgwater i rowlett, Derby, Westmlorland, A a,c4uarlc,Hartisviek, steward, Morton, ClAVivr, E,sex, bat y, scarborfrigh,l imerick, Aylesbury, KicclerfieW, Brtstt•l Hat court, Buckingisaushire, Egreamin, Chatham, Yarmouth, Chairvilk, Lottsdaie, Harinwhy, Roslyn, Fortescue, &c. Countesses—Derby, Bridgwater B ri stol, Jersey, Stamford, Essex, Cholmondeley, Coventry, Morton, Harrowhy,Mulgrave, BA . burst, Scaaborouk,b, Cowper, Chartering, Lintertek,ClolltUell, Carl.sle, Chatham, Liverpool, Roslyn, Aylesbury, Shattsbury, tipetic.r, Buckinghanish!re. Harrington, Grey, Macclesfield, Dort,ley, &c. Lords —Livemn Gower, Morpetb, Falmouth, Hampden, 1 Sidney, Jocelyn, Curzon, Melville, Lake, Sidmoittla, Arden, tiwYdirs Fonsouby, Clifton, Milton, Palmerston, Brown low, Aslibrook, F.tiott, &niers, Borringdon, Amherst, Whit worth, Selsry, Call:oil, Carrington, Alvanky, Beauchamp, Lyn...loch, Carleton, &c. Ladies—Le Deapuncer, Jocelyn, Castlereagh, Ellenborouz,h, „Melville, Hampden, L. Gower, lake, Beauchatup, Somers, lorring.lon, Milton, Edon, Ponsonby, Arden Morpeth, C live Kin, P.tithlleton, Curzon, Addart:ok, Falmouth, e. Finch Hat on, U. frar, F. Pratt, L. Graham, C. Graben, &c. The horsemen were, as esu.a, distinguished by good riding and fine steeds. Another Golden Lottery—another 030,000—more Corneas—and more good Fortune at ETToten 1 who sold the grand Prize of 4000 GiLineas, No. 355, in the 1.1. t Lottery, the wl,nle of which be paid in Gold, as soon as draws ; and who is now dispensing Fortune's FIiVtILLIS for the 13di of May, when the whole Lot tery, of only 5,000 'rickets, will begin and finish— Corahill, and 18, Coventry-street. Next Saturday the Lottery will begin and finish. Only 5000 Tickets, which are nearly disposed of.— BoaNsav and Co. acquaint their Friends that they pay in Gold—One Prize of 2000 Guineas, and Two of 500 each. Also a Grand Prize of 430,000, and other Capital Prizes. Tickets and Shares are selling by 1-I!,teNstiv and Co. who soli, in the last fifteen months, Three of 020,000, 'Duce of 810,(100,. be sides Prizes of 6.000, B'2ooo, si 1 tkO, £530, &c. &c. ail at No. 2C, Cernhill. LAST GOLDEN PRIZE EVER DRAWN. — NO. 12,6'05, entitled on Saturday, April 15, to ONE TIIOCoAND GL'INEAS, was sold at WEBB'S truly fortu nate Office, No. 17, Ludgate -street, (near St. Paul's) where 3000 more Guineas, and another ASO,OOO Prize ::re now on sale.—NeAT SAIU9D.AY the whole Lottery wi ll he Drawn, and Wass is prepared with a auaicicut quantity of the tit ecious Mda/ to pay the Golden Prizes without any deduction as soon as they are pr,:clainted. The tiansfer sat the Bank will close on Friday next, till after the holidays; but to accommodate the pub lic, Government has permitted T. BRA to keep his Offices in Corni..ll and Charing Cross, open until twelve o'clock on Friday night, to iirsiyer to his cus tomers tickets and sl.a.res for Ow Cm! coat buys to eratafir the next flay into Capital 1-'l4l of £O,OOO, or Thousands of Guiticis in Gold, as 01:.• Lottery will then Lrgin and . ; and not wi.l. btanding jti c , ns :aj f udi he i4tnic holiday, and of course no di vi..±eiats can dim be received, 'l'. Bun has piovidetf a.,ont ,e 50,000 in bank notes, avd 3,000 Guinea, in f ,id, that dens , • who are fortunate. Next Saha-day tre; - , he ;,aid inmediately, and keep holiday the re of their lives. L Alf INTELLIGENCE. COURTOF CHANCERY, MAY 8. MARRIAGE DELAYED.—GOLDSMITH 11. GOLDSMITH. Mr. HART stated that this was a bill filed for the parpse of the Lord Chancellor directing one of the trustees of the late Mr. Goldsmith to consent to the marriage of his daughter. Mr. Goldsmith had left very considerable property to certain trustees, far the 'benefit of his daughter, in case she should marry with their consent. She was at present under age, but proposals of marriage had been made to her by a Gentleman, whose rank and fortune rendered bins a motels every way eligible:— The youn.; Lady herself was agreeable, and all the trustees but one had given their consent. That one, however, would neither say whether he approved or disapproved of the suitor ; he was indifferent upon the so! , jec!t. In the mean time, for the want of his con-Ait, the marriage was delayed, to the great re st - et of the young parties; and, under these circum stances, it was hoped his Lordship would order the trustee to consent. Sir SAbIVEL ltomtr.t.v, on behalf of the trustee, whose consent had been withheld, said, his client bad never acted in execution of the trusts of Mr. Gold smith in this will in any respect whatever. He was, consequently, not competent to say, whether the pro. posed match was one which he ought to approve of. He was willing to act as his Lordship should suggest. The LORD CHANCELLOR was of opinion, that it the, trustee knew nothing of the proposed bridegroom, he could not direct him to give his consent. All he could do was, to refer it to the Master, to inquire whether the intended match was a proper one, with view to the young Lady's fortune and station in lite, and if be should report that it was, then, upon proper settlement being made, the marriage might be so. lemnized. ADLEY v. THE WHITSTABLE COMPANY. This case of the Whitstable Company has been long litigating, and was the subject of a decree of the LORD CHANCELLOR. Application was now made, requesting the CHANCELLOII to ;lid certain words to his decree, declaring the plaintiff to he a freeman of the Whitstable Company, and entitled to the full rights of a freeman. His Lordship lamented that so much litigation had taken place. The case, be ob served, was like what he had sometimes seen exhibi ted in print, where two parties contending for an oyster had the shell between them, hut the bulk and body of the fish went to a third person. llow,ver, added his Lordship, it any part of the fis!) shall be found to adhere to either of the slwils, I will take care that it shall be the plaintiff's. COURT OF KING 3 BENCH, MAY 6. HEX V. UAItSDEN. This was a Rule obtained by Mr. Serjeant BEcr, in arrest of judgment, upon a conviction before Mr. B.iron Wools, at the last Essex Assizes, for printing and publishing a libel upon William Smith, Esq. late Mayix of Colchester, in a poem called " The Guild ;" and the ground upon which the Rule was obtained was, that the indictment did not charge the libel to have been published " of and concerning the pro secutor." Mr. MARRYAT opposed the Rule, and contended that enough was to be found in setting out the libel to raise the legal inference, that it was a libel 66 of and concerning" the prosecutor. The Court asked how the inference was here to be drawn, that the prosecutor was the person alluded to Mr. MA ititYAT. —The appellation " slue juice," used throughout the poem, pouted out Mr. Smith as a wine nierchant. Ti.e Court observed, that they must distil the libel very nicely before they could infer that " sloe-juice," and the prosecutor, were one person, merely because he was a wine merchant ; and asked why the title of " sloe-juice" might not as well apply to any former wine-selling Mayor of this or any other borough as to the present prosecutor ? Lord ELLEN liottouou.—There must be some words' to prove that 66 sloe juice" applies to the prosecutor, and to no other person. If by inevitable construction it were found to apply to him, and to him only, the Court would perhaps draw the inference ; but there was no such inevitable construction. The words" of and concerning," were words long established in all the ptecedc►ts, and well understood ; and he would ajvise persons not to be trying experiments in the cri minal law of the country, where there was no neces sity for it. Rule absolute to arrest the judgment, ani the de fendant's recoguizauces were o: tiered to be respited. MANSION HOUSE.—Ridiard Pakb was on Saturday brought up for a final examination upon a charge of embezzling £BO, the property of Messrs. Stevenson and Co. Bankers, Lombard•st:eet. He was fully committed for trial. Bow STREET.—Saturday Danitl C'llara, appeared before Mr. BIHNIE and Mr. FARANT, upon an infor mation against him under the 12th of Gen. 11. chap. , a, for keeping a gambling house. The charge, however, was not substantiated by the evidence ad. duced, and the information was consequently quashed. A man of the name 4.)f Moore, who was summoned as a witness, was convicted in the penalty of £5O for non appearance. DlALLlNG.—Saturday Captain John William nun: was brought by Adkins and Nicholls before Mr. BiltNIE, and charged by Captain Carey with being in dngrr of his life, from the violent threats which he had made use of towards him. He was admitted to bail to keep the peace towards Captain Carey till the next NVestininstcr Sessions. The quarrel otiginated at Brighton, about a female. The Militia Bill, brought in by Mr. ADDINGTON, contains the following Clauses : " 1 u give Half-pay to such Officers of the Militia who volun teered into the Provisional Battalions in 1813, as were avpointed under Commissions from the KING, as well as to those who were accepted ; as was evidently the intention of the Acr. " 6 To enable f:Apt:tios, as well as Subalterns, who have volun trertd from the Mil.tia into the Live with their proper quota of men, to hold their Halt pay, together with their Full-pay, In case . of 'lair again accepting Commissions in the Militia. By the 42d lof the King, this is only allowed to Subalterns. " .1 o indemnify tho.e Counties, whose Militia were kept em i bodied from the 25th of June, 1814, from the Expense of main -1 tainr.6 the Wives and Families of the Men thereunto belonging li..in that time. To provide additional means of bolding Courts Martial In t!tr Militia when d!setfitsod , ed, by extending the distance of cumin: 0.51.11 the attendance of Officers. "To tr..J.slt the Ki, to call out the %WI& fue less than 28 days (if hi• •Could thick proper) its tune of peace. " t o provide derott (or the arms of the Scotch Militia, when to a disembodied gat** - UNIPBPSTIT mrsLLIGENCB. tAMBRIDG P., MAY 1. This mertilng, at a meeting of the Heads of Colleges, it the Chancellor's Lodge. the Rev. Thomas Jackson, B.D. Fellow and Tutor of St. John's College, was elected Norrisian Professor of Divinity, in the room of the Rev. James Fawcett, B. D. the late Professor. Wednesday, the Rev. L. Townsend. M.A. of Worcester col lege, and Rector of Aldertoti, In the diocese of Gloucester , wa s admitted B. and 1). D. grand compounder. Sante day, the following gentlemen were admit• eel to degrees: Masters of Arts—Mr. Thomas Boyce, Christ Church Rev. Walter Rice Morgan Williams, Jesus college; Rev. Wm. John Mantel, Matson Vincent, and Ralph Dates I lower, Univerb:ty college. Bachelors of Arts--Messrs. Thomas Hunt, St. Alban hall; James Lampen Harris, Exeter college; Richard Webster I i atat ley, Robert Ingham, Henry Dawson ' Tatton Brockman, Wait. r King Coker, Oriel college; Kitty Charles Grove, Uoieersity college; Thomas Griffith, Wadham col:rge; James Raw, Lott Mantel, Edwarsl Covey, Trinity college ; Richard Pratikasal Jones, Worcester college; Christopher Uarby, tit. Mary Hall; '1 honsas Corser, Batiks! college ; Thomas Davics, Magdalen hall ; and Joseph Mayo. Brasennose colkge. Mar s.—Mr. Connop Thirlwall, Trinity college, is elected one of Lord Craven's Scholars in the room of Mr. Gossatt, of Trinity college, resigned. eth.esday last, Mr John Cottingham, of Trinity-hail, was admitted to the degree of AI. A. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Duke of Sussex has been graciously pleased to appoint the Rev. Wm. Prucktor limners, of Drake s Place, Somerset shire, one of his Royal Highness's Chaplains in Ordinary. Rev.l .. ancis Dyson, M fellow of htertun college, has ben instituted to the rectory of Minstead, Wit:P, on the pi-vent:neon of U. 4:drambe Coop on, EN of Min-teal. Rev. Wm. Mutluw, Al A. of Pensbrok;: college.thforel, is ap pointed Minor Canon of Gloucester Cathedral, In the room of Win. Welbraharn Clerk. deceased. Rev. Herbert MM. M A. bas been Inducted to the rectory and parish church of Wor nog, Wilts. Rev. J. Parsons, M.A. of Clinton Wood, has b'cn instituted to the vicarage of All Saints, Bristol, on the prestartation en the Dean and Chapter of that Cattle:o.i al. The University of St. Andrew's have coacrred the darree of Doctor in Divinity on the Rev. Ruhe:rt Ault, first Min:ster ut the town set Ayr. Monday, the 24th ult. the Senate of the liniveslty of Glasow, after the usual public and private exansinat.ents, admitted too the (levee of Masters of Arts, the following Gei_tiemew ohn Caskill, England; George Colville, Ayrshire; Robert Dow. Lanarkshire ; Robert Thompson, Ayrshire ; Robert M'l.achlao, Duntbartuneltire ; John M'Dougal, Argyle hire; John Aitken, Rentrewsliire ; John Cleland, Lanarkshire; and Wm. Newland', Lanarkshire. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED John Bayley, of the Lea, Herefordshire, drover. BANKRUPTS. 'fbamal Fisher, of Exton, Ruthuid ddre, livery-stable-keeper, dealer and chapman, to surrender May 22. at five, May 23, at ten, at-.d lune 17, at eleven, at the Fox and Miami* bin, Eaton. Actinides, Messrs. Warren and Churchill, Uppingltant ; or Messrs. Long and Austen, Gray's inn, London. Joseph Bratinock. late of Fo-trulene. Cheapside, London, but now of Birmingham, wholesale draper and warthinisenran, dealer and chairman, May 26, ‘.:7, and June 17, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmiugham. Antalllt4, Mr. Punton, Wine Office-curt, Fleet-street, Landon; or Mr. hlaudsley, Bir mingham. John Woodward, of Lamplighter's-hall, parish of Westbury upon-1 rynt, Gl.iucestersfiire, vintner, dealer and chapman, May 2t , and June 17, at t welee.n the Conimercial twins, lir , stoL Attornies, Mesbri. Rosser and Son, Bartietes Build ings, London; or Mr. Joseph Lang!ey, Bristol. Williatit Cress, of Halesworth, Suffolk., currier and leathercutter, May 22, a• seven. May 3.t, at eleven, and June 17, at seven, at the Kuo t 's Arius lhiu , tialtswerth. Attorney, Mr. Jusn Cu fault% i illesworth. Jacob Ilkothire Schroder. Late of Manclaerter, merchant, tl , •afer and chaplets, May 13.1 and June 17, at two. w la- Bridg water Arnts Inn, Manchester. Attiwnies,Mr. Cunlifl, Man • chestier ; or Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards, Chancery.. lane, Loudon. John Jones, of Bkcster, Osferd.hire, botcher. dialer and chap- Mall, May IS, at five May 16. and June 17, at eleven, at tf c ;hi nag Ilkester. Attendee, Mr. H. Walnut!, Bi c. tier ; or Mt ssrs. Milne* and lirtelerip, Rol lace...quart. Edward Houghton, of Boston. Lincoinshire, truitee:, desk r and ester:tan, May 19, 20, mid June 17, at eleven, at tile Peacock lint, Boston. Anomie), Mr. Holloway, Bolton ;ur Mr. Alexander Forbes Gwkell, Gray's Inn, London. Wrlham :-ballerass, late of Jose; It street, perish of b'. l'ancrv, Middles. x, baker. May 9, ten, and lime 17, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. John Colt.ntri ' lurnis s lan, 11,1borr. John Blake, of London-street, parish of Greenwich, Kent, calii net-maker and upf•aiverer, dealer and chaps/tan. May IS, and June 17, at twelve, at Git.idhall. Acura( y, Mr. C. R. Parker, Greenwi,:h. John Merchant. late of Maidstone, Kent, carpenter, dealer and chapman, May 13, 20, :old June 17, at tw eve, at Guildhall Attondes, Mr. W. R. James, Earl-street, Blackftiars ; and James Ottaway, StaptellUrC, Kent. Charles Barnett, late of Loudon Wall, London, horse•dealer, dealer and chapman, May t n, Ott, awl June 17, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. But kle, 5, New Broad-street, London Robert White, of Queen-;tact, Cheapside, London, wine-mere chant, dealer and chapntaii, May 13, 90, and June 17 ,at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cuo;e, Austin Friars. John Benjamin Roper, of Gosport, Hants, brewer, dealer and chapnian, May 17, at one, May IS, at eleven, and June 17, at one, at the Dolphin Inn, Gosport. Anoraks, Wen. Col lins and Hewson, Gosport; or Messrs. Dyne and Son, Liu coin's Inn Fields, •fhomas Pearce, of New Road, Gravesend, Kent, taylor, M.ty 9, IM, and June 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, New -court, Swabia's-lane, Lonshard-street. John Willington Haywood, late of Warnfortl-court. Thromor ton-street, London, miaow of Kennington-Common, harrey, stock-broker, dealer and eltapmaii, May IS, 16, and June 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie*, Messrs. Chapman, Stevens, and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queen-street. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL May 20, William Wilson, Fencleurch-street, &c. metchaot, at eleven. May 23, John Almond, Pickett -street, haberdasfkr, at twelve. May 23, Brownlow Bourdilion, Waltham tow, in surance-broker, at twelve. May 23, George White and John Fowler, Lime-street, tea•brokers, at twelve. May 23, John Thurston Decide, Cannon-street, upholsterer, at ten. May 23, John Kennedy Maieson, Sweeting's-alley, bill-broker, a; ten.- May 13, William Hartnidge, Cht-apside, haberdasher, at one. May 23, Isaac Worley, km. Fish-street-hill, coffee-house-keeper. at eleven. May 13, Charles Blake, klishopsgate-street, silver south, at eleven. June 20, George Bantle and John Jatfray, Fins bury-place, merchants, at ten. May 27, William Taylor, Wool wich, victualler, at twelve. May so, nary Cockerill, Curtain,- road, chair-manufacturer, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. May 24. R. Lindon, Bristol, timber-merchant, at twelve, at the! Rummer, Bristol. May 19. Samuel Broadhead and Edmund Guerney, /Acacia, Britannia metal-manufacturers, at twelve, at the Hotel, Sheffield. May 20. Charles Gray. Burden), grocer, at eleven, at the Angel, Liverpool. May :Ist, Francis Roberts, Plymouth Dock, man's-mercer, at twelve, at Weakly's Hotel, Plymouth Dock. Jane 16. James Bennett, Blackburn, iron monger, at eleven, at the Old Bull, Blackburn. May 29. John Burnand, When ;with Harrowgate, initholder, at ten, at the Granby, Bilfon. May 23, Edward Morgan, of Knighton, woul stapler, at eleven, at the Talbot. Shrewsbury. May 13, Will.mt Chapman, Rugby, scrivener, at eleven, at the George, RuLtly. May 29, John Warne Waskett, Great l :4' 'ithaini miller, at tour, at the Nortek Hotel, Norwich. May 23, John lieswizit. Laveni• titanic, whiteter, at three, at the Bridgewater an, Manchester, May 20, Win. Fosherry and Ed. leigleity, Liverpool ; mute:, at one, at the king's Arms, Liverpool. May 22, I ho.. Clev4o-•, of Beamhunt, horse-dealer. at eleven, at the White Halt Inn. Uttoxeteg. May lb, Juon Stephen Bird, of Liverpool, vr:tulte.ale grocer, at nor, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. May 33. Richard Flower, ()Berton, Innkeeper, at ei. vete, at the Hop-pule, Oil er tun. May 24, Richard Mordey, Bislaupwearniouth, ship-owner, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bishopw ear:wait h. May 111,W m. Chap man, Rugby, scrivener, at eleven, at tie George, Rugby. May xi, David Dolby, Leeds, dryialrer, at ten, at the Saddle, Leeds May 37, l bonus Greavee, Hull, Ryazan/age, at eleven, at we Dug and Duck, HuLL hIRTFiS: lisitdat se‘tihight, In Saville-row, I*ly Comber:vete, 01 still-born thd t. The 2tl wt. at Lochnisiony, th lad of Major I lehhruri . ..; of Pliblado, Of a daughter. The ezd ult. at Hain Comiutin, ( 2 tirrey, the lady ot Major. Clement Sir William 1011e , o;' B.irt. ot son. Lately, Lady Entily l)rumwo..J, of a daughter. The Slid stk. at Glettorchy Manse, Mr- Cam el C;ersliono l of a son. SarK day, at Alw-rd:en. tfe Lady of Litutetiant-Cok•A Kbiett Erskine, of li•todr e, of a 6ors. Apt it 11 , at Aberdeen,. Mrs Colonel Mack, of a dwell - April 13, at Alontrosr, the i.aLly of Le Kee 1••••ei.11 t• rt of s Jauallter. MARkIED. Rev. Charles Golding, rector of Ciofton, . , sou of Edward Golding, Elni. of Malden Etrley, Beth: r•; lucre Anne, daughter of the late. It icba.4l Vanier, Lsi. "1 1,. t Park, in the smie cutatly. Rev. Tof Froine, to 111 v-ilia, fouri. &tient.: :' • T. Eetliope, of FLA k,-1..n y. Rex. 'oho 13ukvell, of 'Northing, Sussex, to SUSAN a Mr. Wm. Nome, of Pr tamsee. At Roietrill, on the 24:1 ult. Alexander Ircelog, GSA. ‘v: - i.. Duatori. s, to Mi.. 4 Diary Conon, youtv,T dauzitter . ant, P hall. Privity, the 21st ult. V Kilkenny, In Mt sStl► year, the v, Rev. j . „„" ny t m, o t D:oglieda, Provincial ot the Units of • 1:1111tiS Aivtil :IS, at Montrogr, Mr. Thomas the cage ot this c01.,r tuna e young man wa• n;•l•t t., .• had ticen in 111.Intruse ►nary tot tom. , , a. t►t►t of a vi.iorJry notint. that Ike iurhi 1, • • • . cu; lac thacturc: retuned suitcuancc, ..11.1 • • want. _ _ Monday MO at Brighton, 1,1 ;he tilth rat f.l I ..r fn ilfnra ol eve, al ntutitlis, eeletilate ..IJr: . . • dos were liner. dln the chti• ch- y d ~1 .:, ••s„ •vntion ; her Lumerous relatives and bat Li tirzsti to the grave. DIXON'S AN I•!BILIOUS NILL THESE r.lis io.tg since •litair.ei C•Pi: hi the priva.ra prac:iee of the l'rt•pr.•t•.r t Sir. LAX'. Apothecary; ish•l Cr mi their guar mow,- oll..:.1,::• ous wt ?WM r,,u• particuhrly tt.e Dok,! ssf bed••ss,:, -t•orge Va, Ar!••:1 Dowager Lady Say aunt the Viat.o. he was persuaded to offer them •n the Pubtic, under ill bation and b43C;illll of their They are found to be an incomr a'ol • remt.ly f• .r the tone of the stomach, for cot '1,!! ;11 crudities, and !heir conseqoen• knees. [bey remove habit u.il and :.in • r} head-a,hi, and heat butts, wlirth• r ..r of the redundaitt bile, hit -inpe,'ate diet, or din 1. • 4, and will be found a most M, , lcine I.• - • pon e very !Lc s • iusition, occ.wiunsil I;) a ki,sionkr..t.i f.! Stomach and Bowels. Sold whole4le and retail at Mr. butler'::, 4, (`heap , ' C of St-Paul's Church -yard; ley ts!i•ri , rid Jones, Weston, Allnutt, Sad fthiicry, I` , .rt.ra; Hall, Jot.: , and Harding, Gosport; Coknyin aea t tc. b, Sheer:iv'''. • .; and Ross. and Turner, Hull; llozhnd, Cookworthy, and Gilbert, rlystiouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and swo ;; ,; : Co. Birmingham :Staines, Lynch, aml .I:ltiown, Nta:•r: • • Trewinm,Ezeter ; Sauer and Glasgow ; B arr y, Li. ,„t o l ; Stevenum and Co. N.brwich; Swintea. l .ei.A' 't! Edwards and !'entry, and littllnge and I .a•lthury, Lir r; , .. I ; and Ledger, I)over ; White, iii . ot•••rr% - centaur ; Slinruomb, Elfandfosil; kozef., 11111:.,urb e. retail by most Country Nledicuie IKILI:r•4 VW a tis. each. t.; • MA raw , ►NV. VI AR R tiNGF. sliould 1 4: the lomil stir., c,l c•. ( IVA haispi;:e.s, which i, 0ft..11 dart:tn ! -1.. - ••• form the unioo, not tal,•tig thwe pre: 1.,a, 0 111 • 1.. t V.• •., . • • them the enjoyment or that Ar. ,10•;Jevi4 ' eV:Ty tank pay alumina to k • .'irate of WI:A...A; •• the constitet:on has been tainted : d:s use, or di+ • ~!.• certain babi: e..utranted at an alf , •, a ..: • 'previatts to vt:t..14.14 eta. state it Ind s;:en•ably • t.. n • ~e the +handseling spark. oflufe, at; • to reanitt. .• 114 disorder. have oontrilio:.• I titiee t N. ..;„). Sj yr , ne:lkeyriw..s. - . ;Ilan th.o witch at, t: ..! -1.! pleV.loo. 01i• elf2+l 'erasion wh.rli i.ido:.• •• RI and Co for these last 3 , , yew, to 0- •• .t i:t. ,t • a►t it mat cse:letieely to the it-entire:A of th and the clusurd-rf act-inv. th raivi,entent of :he sys - em i tro • • . sc' •ia` bay, h - 1-.4s 7, t 1'.4•• 0! tiles and listiciencies t tat preen,* ur t ni!.:•ter • n state. Übe ate too': tit Olen. 1 .1.1:1- fit : . •,,,,„1 dour to opp.a. tie ravages... -t: 'itr •.1 important in the catalogue t CS., Mall it.losimies. • eV Knott *lie '.ndulged 7 • onkel profession a: Jell of eminenc.• audit sue-, to srb.n.it CUltkIE and Co. claim the sane..tt ol schttla-t.e zut' as Well as the ustitimay of 1111C.10.1'4.1lc'ed faces 111 the cure of these complaints, i n .. hold o:.' ..n 2 vice ; but, sensible, as all men mu, be. o::'.. existence t , .. - s calam•sies, they siker their anistante as mutat rot a ..-.- bers of the kosalCollege. of Surf Londlot at. I Slight and recent eases of Syphilitic hilesties. are ra.ne.o. • . in the short space of two days. •I of the mast .'t duration, such as Obstructions,' inveterate btlicturt.--, .* • - the Bone,, Gleets, dip are perm in, ntly and spry::: 1. —Sevet al Noblemen atid Gentlemtn of the first • have been under the care of kiessr-. CIRRIE and : .r moval of complaints of the urethra, strictures, Pie.; and ...!‘• f received a radii:al and permanent core. requ..• ilia: rt f. 6 may be made to them, as satistaet.r vide.iet- of the • • ;,! suvriority of Mr->r+. CEA us and 6,.0.%; Oat! • Maay of these Gen lemen had strictures from trtt ! • `years, atd were under the care of Messrs. , •ne, :v;- and other Stit•grons of t qu.d eminence, who attein k .ted by the application of the lunar caustic, without siexe.i. CURIO!' :Old Cu. have selected the niut.y tlai-y art- daily receiving !rots thitt:ttner, r•' : ''Y them thank* ttr their restoration to soon:. aid ''` health. It was sett to them, utt-....licited, from Noble Earl, who had lalsouted under this painful mats ly Sur .ten years:—be bad herr :tr of several Surgeons of professional eminence., at •0: alh.rded him permanent retie; but trout die 1 . . • • • treat ofent adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie ...L..: t'e ..• !." ceivc.ta radical euar in the short si.sce of tu. , . " M..) r . ~.: ~ ..• ~ " To Dr. CURRIE, 107, Hatton -ea . " Lord feels great pleasure its el - mime:cat: , Currie the perfect re-establhhment of l...altti, int t: of his mad and alanirahle treatment uf r lie war ad!, that he has hot for su.ely Farb soi , Vs . 1 • comfort and freedom from pate ; and hr enter a 0 , • 0 liis liavi••g °fawned, throtizh his skill and attPaw:i, ;- ratlic.:ict.re of that horrid complaint. As I,t• w.; i•..: to the maucer that to:isers were.' the ; • power, :rum a hair trial and a jubt cosnparison. bute of applause Ca Pr. Currie w...th *hall ever be most rettly and to ackao.vle.l,le ~1 Married Women, who have lot7g been Isattpeit• - ••• exyectations of a family, may be vssirtti % ths: :40 • such detects are cutaltie by Ivil v diej4 ,kAy i . ul d b‘i mueal of such iii.pcilti:otuts be au object :If dco: . • minty with others, yet the cure of bud; deli-co. " pr-grtst, of leilovatiun, is the aeluireo,,nt of do r 1.11. I' y an early appl.cation to ht.set s. Currie .Lau will ei.espe tiw pain, ot • Vl', 4Ltrad.tnze up It exrrici,ce pr4critioerc Me• , 1.4. Crß;tle. anti (.7.0. may lir ci•listllLtit !.. with the greatest secrecy lii:notir. ;' 107, I litton-E,artlen. Patients in the country,iiesriiiing the particular , f't age, at•il ousle ut hying. sTi:lssing a teoutisiii•• tor - nitdiciiie , , the ball 114:. will he given or tent to am p:" lo ensure dun secrecy so efsential to do,: ei. • • the postage of letter. may be added to the acconlit 107, 1 la'ttl (rat(leit. b'AilistAl . 1.01$11)0N lOU lit 1 . • '•.' 11foinIng • 11 Attvi noon LONDON : Printed by Lr•-• . :. Kent. Pict.. , v -r ; P u bitibed there, sail gar Wines Ternrie ear, - 11 ntinuirs