Star. — London, England, 1813-11-17 00:00:00

• - 7./ ' - 4 • : ~, FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZAT'rEi • . • ciovmovpicr, xovEmtlii 4 14. e ' . ..„ gespri E ß'arEtriNsp TO aßttt tY VMS vstrentVeattlawiter, Bureagboofjpods-The Kos; Frederick Joke' gullies* lipir,E)lC.F.R 16. , 1 .4 His IR nil Highness the Pnnentegent ii.t. h.wn pleased to rep .411011111ew4 to the Dean anti Chapter of Pcoerblirfkrzh- the Ref. rarSifilis AD. Dean of ilrittol. and Nome! of Ballot Col- Oxford, to be by them thissear Bishop o! that her. - BANICRUP44I 4 til/Ple42/41)Del • • iliflley,`Olfortiskiet,mbinelltit ker. • •- 8AHKR1,11761.%. • . • Levv and-Gent-Reel Bair.. of Eas: heeled, Middlesei, eopartnert, dealers noel eltapinnt, rurrenderNrstr. 24 1 Atelovels Doc.. 1, at vs, and U c. B.oc-eleven. itt GOO halt! Attoruek.Mr. A. Isaacs, reek Marks, St, Mary Axe, •Bleshilim Itinrelirfi, Ikn. an hiftnittleffe. late of d . -shargawstreet, Ler.len% merchants and partners, Nos4;ll(t., 90, and December 28, at ten„at Guildhall . At toriiies, fylepra.• • . 4 Cannon ttJwi Gargenve, Leicester4place, Leicchier iqukre ; -"kir. Retake, tut. Hertford. • •'4 t" , • A! • Jeyt Bouck, of Heaton. Nuar:s, I.ancashire, goninign2brewer, " %Sealer and einipirsint,'NoiAnber 24, 2 4 1, ^ a• Id Kir.; 1111,11 'ACI44% ... eat the Re4.l-ion hip. titterer N. _14191111011180eirrin r ili• 'tere,,Stoekpori, Cheshire ; or Alegi.. Wr4lp sg4 Ig/siring, Iremple, 1.0114106 . / .3 • - V William Gee, of Leigh-ltrel l y.parikltrocsr, Piaterseciittd carpenter, dealer and chaiApatt,..Nuyember 2s , 2'? and lite ! 2s, at"itaelvv, at Ouildhalh Atterney;•Mi. Godrkond, Earediteit, . .mekek"riars. : "•:t? ;l e T: , onta, lall, of Cheapsi „cl i e London, pater-Langer and pale, s • dealw 'and cliAittan, No gg:!, e 7, and e, th alWen, ac Gulld halL. Atiernies, Minera..4•destalaid•Prestati, Gbatisaip.phe.b, Isl citv Midge-street. • . . . • Deillarnin Norden: of the Str.nill, Middlesex, dealer and chip man, Nov. Wi, 07, and December 28, at twelve,' at Guildkill. Attorney, Mr. A. Isaacs, Bevis Marks, St Mary Axe. • John Cozens, of Rionsgare ' Kent, linen-draper, dealer and -Man, Nov. 27, and Dec. 26, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atter vies, Messrs. Walter and Rankin, Old Jewry. "I Panes Squire, *Patsy's-Inn-lane-road, timber-dealer and chap. man, Nov. 20, 90, and Duc. 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorr.ey, Mr, Palmer, Gray's-Inn square. Islarba Amiblary Campbell, late of Montagu-square, Middle .. sex, but now a prisoner in the Fleet, house-Lire:yr and dealer le fu'rniture, Nov. '2.0, 27, and l*c. 28. at twelve, at Guildhall. Artornies, • Messrs. Wilkinson and Young, Margaret-street, Cavendialosquate Itishert Green, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, victualler, spirit-veodee, dealer and chapman, Nov. 23, 24, and Dee. 28, at twelve, at Healy's Hotel, Slerffield. Attonties, Mr. Wm.'cattershall, Carripo-lane, : , .beffiedel ; 'or . Mr. Htury Elaicluck, Setjeant's . Inn, Fleet-street, London: . Hairy Furber, Of Plymouth, Devon, dealer in china, glass, and earditts-wart, Niwi `29;:',0, and Dec. 28, at rirVea, at the Lou . slow Inn, blymouthaDock. Aztrinsies, hit-tows. Collett, Win,- • burn, and Collett, Chancery lane, London, or Mr. Charles Veers, Plymnuth-Dt.ck, • A lkitltoarSteptnenseirt, of Bishop Wearniouth, Durham, saddier, t . Dec, 8, 0. and 98, at the Bridge Inn, Bishop Ws:ant:oath. •Ateo • tor nies, Mr. Kidson, W'eartitouth ; and - Messri. • • 'bons and Vairbatik, Hatton Garden, Lrinduo.. Thomas James, of Wappiug•streer, Middlesex, oilman, Nov. 29,, SO, and Dec:2B, at eleven, at Guildhall, I .ondou." AttOrziey, Mr. West, Red. Lion:am-et, Wappirg. Lewin Levin,of Greer Prescott-stater, 0,-.3df1131111 Fields, Mid ellesex tharch stir, Nov. ! 7, Ike I and `-' B, it twelvi, at 001141:11L 1 latsiritiiii," Mereari.: raiyik 'aid &ikon, _Hayden. • • CbriAmill‘tr BOTibri, dete, Reagq, . drawer,' , 11;4ud ekto, or the Bosh, Carlisle. A ;14.44181e.. bloonsey a t eii NisatkO, Cgs ligjew and Mr. Hsary.hloyasohil2,' Staples Inn, London. . . . 36400 VarkiniOn; of Preeten, k.ameike:iri, grocer, Dee.:4l., 111, and 28, at eleven, at Aboa:i'uldon-Fleece, Prestoie At 'orates, , Messrs.Troughtmi fief/1045 % Preston ; and Mr. R. Green wood, Chapel .hrn.sesetibri, Chercilael, London. James Hooper, of Hotiston,l",”enwthire, carpett-et% Nov. 25w,. 26, .20t1 Deft BY, ..at alserVes kin; : ifle nies, Messrs. Totensesittaild Poetess, ~,Honiton ; and Mr. RRo..- binson, London,. ' n. tr John A rro strong, skf Nbeachewee; manufacturer, Dec. 5, a t god 28, at ten, at 'nib Slat Inn. Abort**, Messrs. I laktead ao Ains worth, ISlailthenter; apd Messrs, Milne and Vann ( 'fragile, London. a #• • j:lavid Bowen, of Neat h , Glainewgmshire, druggist, y 0,42626, and Dec, 28, at eleven, at the Cambrian lintel, Sayaoseita Ott tornies. Mr. John Barte , r, Gray's lint-:itiare, London; and. Mr. Witham Gwynn, Neath. Joseph Frank tin, .01 Eareliam, Southampton, grocer,. Dec. 2 % ; at one, 3„ at eleven, and 28, at o:ie, at the Rid Lion lint, Fare- 1 barn. , Altorides, Meows. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Hollne,. New Inn, Lottdou ; and Mt Padden, Fareham, Hants. : William Burn and Robert Bunt, of harder, tailors, Nov. 18, Dec. 2, and 28, at eleyen, at the Old I.ondoo Inn„Eleter• tiles, Messrs. Lamb, Brinton, and U3O'hO, Prince's -street,' Batik of ling•and, London ; and Messrs. Bruttort pad Ford, • • teeter. - William Wood, of Manchester, manufac;ur. r, Dec. 6, 7, and 28, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. . Halstead and Ainsworth, Manchester; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London.' 'Charles Mellon, of Birmirghatn, vkttialltle, Dec. 1,2, and 28, •at twelve; at the Royal Hotel., Birmingham. Atternties, -.Brown, ComMercial :Ale Rooms, Mincing-lane, Loudon; and Mr. Hicks, B.rmingbant. Alexavder Forbes,. of H;glr.street, Shad Well. Middlesex, grocei, l Nov. 20,27; ay.t.rp,c 28, A - . ten, a; Guildhall, London. At. orney; Mr. Fitzgerald, Leman &tree:, Goodtnares-fields. . John Lane, the younger, of Bodenham, Harefordshire, butcher, dealer and cleipman, ee. 1, Si, 28, at eleven, at the Hop-pole inn, in Brornyard, Herefordshire. A tto; t :ies, Messrs. H a d. rte and Neell, Essex-sti eet, Straiid, Loudon; or Messrs. Bray and Iladliarn, James Dommlnt:ey, ut Puttnea, count y c.t Sonthampton, brick layer, builder, dealer and cba,nn.tn, Nov. lift, ;=t tine, Nov. 'JO, and Dec. 28, at eleven, at the Kinifs Artier, Portbea. Attorney, Mr. Hart, Portsmouth. Richiod ftiney, late of Southery, Norfolk, fatim , r, dealer arid clialimau, Dec. 2, at four, Dec. 2, as ten, lice. aB, at. twelve, at the Castle Inn, Dowaltam-Market, Norfolk. Attoriiies Messrs. Bremridge and Son, Dyer's-buiklitit . ,•<, Holborn. Disston, of Nalftlrd, Worcester, recall-am, Nov. 29, it; twelve, no; and Dee. 28, at ten as the Swan Inn Tewkesbury:, Attornics, Messrs, Jenkins, Lawn, and ,AbleCnt, New lon,t London ; and Mr. Hooper Fryers, Tewkesbury. • • Thomas Juts Mowbray, of Bankride, Southwark, merchint, Nov. 20, at two, Dec. 4 and 28, at one, at CulislkalL Attorney, `Mr Pittman„Serjeant's:inn,peer•street ! • , at el Witham Seats, of Wakefield, Yorkahlie, , Itinkseper, Dets 6,7, and a:, - at WIC, at the. PaLice fon, Matielaister. Attarneyastr. Samuel Edak's tit,.Atm's-strect, Nlancheatcr. . . ITIVIDE Nig to be niadv at c4III.DHALL. • Dec. Worboys, Batt ; lane, Dcktford, draper, at 'ten. ' Dec. it, Jena Wolf antyollit Dorvilte, Ni.vr Bridg2estrart, merchants, at ter ate. 'Dec. tl, •Pranzis Ward. Ore - street, draper, at ten. I)eg. 14, litinspbry Kirk of Whi te Li o n.sir o et, oil man, at ten. Ike. 19, Dixon cc, Piccadilly, warehouseman, at . 11,1). D c e„ ti. „T ames c i. o . ph, dare A.st r,•et, carpet warehouszMati, , a>i one. Des. 4, t Hartry • , Smith, Totlifil-street, draper, at one. Dec. 7, Rol ert ceurge Harper, 'Worcester, shop-maktrs, at N0v..80, , Cline!, at. Diary-ant:, merchant, at twelve. Dec.!!,. Biller and Sialon Nathan Joseph, St. Mary-ax.:, merchants; at mu. Dec. 18, Rober, Jennings, Chertsey, bric . ll . eleven. :Dec. 11, John Hutchings,. Battle, isitikeepetNat te. • Ihr, t h, " Alickerd Janus, Rickard Howard, and John Rivers, Mite* '4,arcul u ainrs, at eleven. Dec. 8, Thomas Plsillivs, .plo. • court, I.onibard-ctreet, merchant, at eleven. • . • DIVIDENDS to be made its the COUNTRY. • Dec. 9, • Park Pattie, King's Lynn, grocer, at four, at the Guildhall, Lynn. Dec. a, Thomas Johnson, Sheffield, draper, et twg I.e, at the Tontine, Sheffield. . Dee. 7, .`'ainuell.V;lsgoe, timber-merchant; at one, *at Vie York Ilotel, Liver pool. ii, 9 ami,el Bamford, Exeter, factor, at even, at the Pote), Exeter. Dec. iB, • John andlnomas tuner; Bea 94: *Wine . I ml - chants, at twelve, at tlv2 Cot:dine:dal- /taunts * BristoL liopkin Eustance, Landaff,'maltater, tut one, at the gutnixeial Rooms, BrLtul. Dec. 22, Jobe Mann, •Itltstwicia, eJtto)htnanufacturer, at two, at the. litidgiveater Arm& 'Man-• chesTft,..:,Die. 9, M4rtir. Nelson, Manchester, vic.uallee, # ten, the 'Bridgewater Arius, Manchester . Dec.l4, Thotnai WOO p :~ - •,~ 751F7rwra. • kilt/ties' Matteotti,' it WV, at tie 94. bailiotr, Maneirti* \ter. Dec. 8, Phillip Norris, Liverpool, Iron iitachant, it tastaitt ' the Giulia Taverp,“Vetssioh Ptikd John Lotnag a tAve,rpool, e-iisaker at oftif a ttSt tßibiP'4eta. LiVerpont. Dee. 11, lOord .Ptlitrliwvatber itn*Mrsithoil.Braia, direPtiek, towen, , loss at one, a; the Motley Arvas k Mineltestee. Dec. 119 6 s it Orrell. 1 earttraves. c'ortnn-sploner.o} 'etetett,ilibi Mosley • • Man ' -.tee. 17,asti 9 . - liturn.w.v.r l Albuels WSW BatlVillholllllol '4, at the Bull Nuiteatos : ,• . • se__ I • . - '.. ett 11. ;•`',.. • . - f sow • CERTIFJCATgSi Ditcamsti 7. Tames' Merstin,Aeroilt.sirt, carpet wiroholfsematiz-Henry Smithers NewpoloC colt master—David Orifetlis, Aherystabisb, Itopkeepet ri tohn I.t.ro,hrild, Berners.stre..4.carpeater—Ampi' 'slopes WOO' d.§:ret•t;ho4ier—lames Dawson, 'I on ingrolo4- 4--...glirail error cy, Bred ham, dealer—Paul Thaiii.l4- Zgatlrsuipt, watchcase 41a.ar—Jaines,ctiflaa$14 sgr n; dealer. . - • PARTNMSHIPS DISSOLIfrED. .. fad. an ANC& Whatethapel, brush makersA-Walton atilt Fairbank, Lambeth-street, sevr-refinera—T. and C.Armstroog, Watlinparect, drapers—W. and J. !st. Booth, Albemaile-ttreet, ' 4 iVersnilths—Gladvones and Crowder,• Liverpool, rope rr ak 1.5. *et and t:vatis. Duffield, surgeous—Elliaiisti Hart, hhtlfield, -.ers—Hanbury,aud Co. liondon, distiller. : • pry M -9amos tr . A RMY : v: • •Tbs;:tf- • ) 3.7 . 7 --: -. • -. _ . • ...Major-Generartkiattizti. stomitistditl7 it bane rar.i, is said 'to. be.,appointed QavettfOr of that Settle- ._._.-,.. m t t , inl toot , 47.1eut.-Lienerat %.;ARSIICIIAEL, 7 411 lately - 'ea ' - 4 IL: -. ,154. wif e --'• ' .. it additio to"t . he , .iatipti Or the Pitch, risoners . rid einbitd it thi 'Ws . a forceifttV ell dyed in i-itsiuimph eitiiiitry front the .Ightsi) of il Aggi'es .ser--meght it not be good policy atthe pdient mo. plu to do the %Myt to the thousandoolf • italianinir soner,s in Englapti, and., form thern:into. a corps, to . •. . • . • i: be called the gosta'st' L'ecto§,, which' might be em ployed in Italy, ..hotv that the'enemY li compiled to retreat .there alio ? ' 'MI LI VARY PROMOTIONi. ' • . Comini3sion in the Pcniibrokeshire Local Militia, signd, bpdie Lord Li eutenant of the County of ertnbroke. Adjutant Charles Henry Salmon to be Captain by limvet. • Commissions signed by the I.Ord Lieutenant of the County of Stirling. 2Rth or Si irlingshire Militia. Ensign C. Turner to be Llynteitant, vice M`Latidane, resigned. Ensign lathes Residie to be ditto, vice HiJI, deceused. • halmGray, Gent. to he Ensign, vice M•l...keilane, gone to the ' ' Line. • W in. Ili% Clem. to be ditto, vice Readte, promoted. ~t .; - ,,Eastern ii.uialion of Stirlingshire Local Militia. Major Thomas Graham Stirling to be lieutenant-Colonel, vice • Pvloreitead, retigned. Lieut. J. Wright to he Caftalt, vice Wardrobe, resigned. ' Ensign Hugh Bowie to be Lieutenant. Xvisign D. Ward. ChrY3tal to he ditto, vice Bathgate, resigned. knai t pi Alex. Littiejohn to be ditto, vice Kincaid. iiieepli G re,. oway, Gent. to b e E ns i g n. Wns:"Duti Nelson, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Waddell, restgned, • INCRE:I3E OF OUR DISPOSABLE FORCE. The Bill for increasing the disposable force of the kingdom by voluntary offers from the Militia has just been praiLe3. 'ft..e pi eamble enforces the necessity of the measnie for the pur&se - ot a rigorous prosecution of the war upon the Continent. Bill empowers his Majesty to accept the vo luntitry (lift:l-s of a proportion of the Militia to serve in any part of Europe. It gives a bounty tif ten guineas to' each Mifitia man wir.ing- to serve in any part of Europe during the rest,of the war,ansl until six month. alter.thn ra,; itificattek ill a treaty of place. te*nacts, that the Commanding Officerslhall4-' plain that the offer is to be voltintary. . It pi ovides that the servicesof thee Fiild 01116ieis' tgC,beaccepted with nine hundred men ; two Fin* ers with sir hundred men ; and one, with thee huhdrcd ; and proportion of other officers accorfliog to the establithment. . • His Majesty may form the militia for extended set.- 1 'vice into such provisional regiments or battalions, as he may think proper. Officers of Militia not to take any higher rank in Ms Majesty's reghlar forces, while on extended ser- Viee, Than Lieutenant Colonel. In case sufficient Officers do not volunteir, his Ma jest Env , appoint Officers 1 Officers whose offers of extended service are ac- I cepted, entitled to half-pay ; but not if they do not join , and serve upon being required to supply vacan -1 cies; pensions to Widows of Officers killeiton service. Militia on extended service; subject to Mutiny Act as Regulars ; and Militia Officers and Officers of Regular Forces to sit indiscriminately on, Courts Martial, ,- To continue Militia, and remain subje'efin Militia regulations, except particularly provided for by this Act. .' •:. ' HisiMajesty• may make regulations for retaining lOfficers,' Non-commissioned Officers t and drummers, as supernumeraries. . ____ . . _ Maitiamca may enlist together as a Company ofi not less than •100; and his Majesty may 'appoint' Officers from the Militia, and make battalions - of stub companies, &c. Militia Officers volunteering to serve in the Regu lar Forces, to have half-pay. Number of men taken from the Militia not to ex ceed 30,000. Acts of 51 Gco. 111. cap. 20 and tin, relating to Militia enlisting into the Line, to continue in force, except in the particular case specified in this Act. Certain persons not to enlist without the consent of the Commanding Officer. 1 Commanding Officers may refine to discharge men tip 'n a sufficient cause. • Persons discharged refusing to enlist, or not ar... proved oT, they shall continue to belong to the Reg.. anent from which they were discharged. 4 Nes person shall be drafted from the regiment in which-he enlisted: - Act maybe altered or repealed this Session. '.7 _ -• .. ' The Wench Paper* contain seveTll Address& bLiitiAllietss, begAing BONAP.IIt . :E not to e peillreiing the pride of England it humbled: ge This nian with whom it loss been retitimmend,:d to n4o elate * peach *pun moderine temPsi . ' TorAnitegs.—Much loss and ltitOnvenience would heaved, if farmers were at .all seasons of the year to, pay particular attgptleork to* ' indications which 'denote charge of 'weather. 91 1 1 ,- ma' careltd ob serv'ero are stifitrtys visible r iiii as eviry „ow "has 1 Tiotletsurt to make observations r lansaff s Vie can not, rendet a more I mportan t s rvite . to those, in terested, than refer them to a. little volume just published, called a THE WHATItEIt Cuing," in which they will'find the'most sure and uneiriag directions on this sDbject ever given to the public. I 1u lutti s:43#ototifllthpilkli 11 . e! 144, ,ftlb to ttl / 11104/01.44/• 414/0 1I.41.lr! aUqs w sdr . psi Aie4s V. -... . I. i ju i pkostkA LT? COURT, kA*Rdiskit, Ilk ! ma i- o ;n witGE TilY.. Tii! RD, :COTT letASTEtt. 7 . a L i tils l ivn . i an Appeal . front r Atile = .,iccAJA t int ' lipittirt.ln ittethaka. The ship, beß4t. dne of et4y tr lede*ilotiitd_henn F.listuaitdt in the said islatgl-to the -flitritiftil Mailwifir the put poae.of,.. .ing 0. eaten/ ohl miles tr eiiif,on.her returo wA. wife y,t4e colle c tor , of %it tnsfetis 'it Mocitegn Bay, Abo . g F 4i i el of. tint hiring a - sufficient nab, Of 1)&01 tirtaifteers on boat 4, accortfitts to the Pitir mica 42aw.; teed the ship was finally condemned in that island - . The, Court. here, however, was. elea4ly.saf l ppinjon, th.ttl there were the sufficient number . pfßritish Tuari::eis on board; and kat the condAiiiiitei,r(in jatnaica w..) 1 founded in errifr, and thtrefurelestort‘dtheiVetif fili _owners, 'thawing them' the expencee of the Appeal.* 1 Ci3NSISTORY VOUnT (COMMONS), NOVEMBISR)4 OREEN 41/1. OREM This was a suit of• Divorce, or Separation, brought by beo_r_ge Henry Creen, Esq. the husband, against Sarah Nisbet Green, his wife, by reason of adultery, adiegid td• have been committed with Mr. George .MArder. it: appealed that Mrt Green is an officer in the army, Intl that the marriage took place between ' the partite hi May, 1608, at Messina in Sicily, whare they cohabi, cl together as man and wile, andhaid . • - tone two ell . , 14,.. till 1810, when Mrs. Green quit tbd Sicily fOr aka, and after residing there a short ihne, sliertaged for England, and arrived in 1811 . i mina after which she became acquainted with Mr. sGeorge Warder, and a criminal intercourse took pi ice joetween then', and they passed as man and wile at various lodgings in and about town. and went some times by the name of Mr. and Mrs. Green, and at ethers by the name of Mr. and Mrs:.de Clifford. It qappeared also, that on Mr. Green's arrival in this istruntry from Sicily, he bronght an, action against Mr. M.trdcr in the Common Law Court, and obtained a verdict of small damages oply, in consequence of the wife's depraved characte... The fact of adultery beinrstictearly proved by the evidence produced, the .Learned Judge (Sir Mu, A %I SCOTT) pronoUnced that the husband was entitled to the remedy be.,prayect, od,a,ccordingly decreed the • • . • A•r i .r.eurr_ AT R.ClinitT: A4l,ll4vittosite.--As Sonley, a respectible grocer and chandler, t‘i Kenji. worth, was returning lititrie frOni•WArwick fr,ir on Monday evening last, Ili Was stopped by three foot pads between Guy's Cliff tollgate and Wootton.— One et! the villains suddenly rushed fr. m the side of the road, dernanded his money, and, threatened that• if he did not inspntly deliver** he would blow his brains ea. Mr. Stanley. on' - obsering that 'he held his pistol in his left hut ; '., immediately replied, “ yOtt don't rican that !" on Th.! -villein attempting to lay ::old of Mr. Stanley suddenly KM up reins, put spurs to his horse, and galiOpF•koff. He had not proceeded many yards when a pistol ,was fired at him. -4 Mintite liad scarcelyolapiedl .6 . efore he ;tetra a second, and a third soon follovlod.kut with out effect. Mr. Stardey . 's escape was estiemcl* pro vidential, for he distinctly heard the contents of the two Int mer loess cliise by the side of his head. Upon Mr. Stanley's reaching Wootton, he collected a few friends, with whom he instantly returned in pursuit, and after a tedious search found them at the N ap s 's. Head public .house, in Warwick. They were lodged in gaol the same night, and have since been•contotit . "tea lor. trial at the next Assizes. • - Last week, as Mr. W. Hari, of Saivtry, teas riding ' E pomcwards, he was shot at by s om e - vilhian, near to iltandgate-bill.. The ball passed through his coat hp. lets, but happily did him no injury. A singular robbery was u nmititedle.l4 4/10, last, at the Catherine Wheel Inn, tgbr Steward of the Manor holding - a Court that day, t cloth was laid for the coropat\ y • who were' to'diiii there. A short time before fhedinner was sefeed ftp, a stranger was observed in the room, who was sup. posed to have come by one of the coaches-Mil:li changed horses there. The wiiter questioning him as to his business, the stranger -withdrew. When the dinner was served np,'it waadiseovered that spoons wore wanting ; and to-the great -dismay of the land lord, it was found that seven of big, biltSi silver ants had vanished with his passicg guest. ..• t , • A few nights ago, an ass,.the property of Mr. Pot man, butcher, of Hearn, wai stolen from a field .iitnitt a mile from the village, bet returned lirne, on the i following morning, loaded with a sail.cloth, nearly new, a brewing copper, ben: together, and a sack. marked Mr. Cur!ing, .ol St. Nicholas. Who the thieves were, or how the , ass esclied . from them, are I unknoWn. EXTHAaUDINARY CI RCUSIVRANCE. MT. AR AV, AO kept the liatse•slioe Inn, in the Borough, died on Thuraday last, after a short illness. - This. event -was communicated to his brother, Mr. ARAN, of the Clock Cottage, at Walworth (who lately kept the Mont pellier Gardens) ; he hastened to his late brother's, and arrived just as the coffin .was carried into the house, Arid o'• indisposition, was conveyed home, .;ind died the following 11101 fling. Mr. RICKARiL% who was thrown out of his chA;se retutning front Usbridge, , on e Sunday se'nnight (as stand at the time), expired on &sturdily last, from the frature be received'un hit head. The body of Mr. Juan I.otwoort, of Drnmbnrg, ups found by a shepherd, on Monday seinpiglu i near the top A Skiddatv. Ue was seen at•Mossdale, on Wed. nesday the '.:7th ult, and had wandered •to that vie vated region, where hoc . no doubt, perished through the inclemency themeather.. • Mondny, a fine boy, lbout"three years df age, (Al into a pond, between Hackney and Newington, and was drowned : its poor mother, 'who was at the time withiy. a field or two rattling watet-crests, was almost distracted when she came b a ck to, the side of the pond, anil found lrei child cap*: An alarrning fire broke old 'an Sunday night, en the'vretnises. Of Muj3r Shisekel, It Mount-grove, Surrey, occasioned by a beam taking fire which com municated to the kitchen chimney. .The house had been built within the last t•selve months. An unu sual smoke proceeded horn, the chimney during Sun day, but without any particular Observation. The Ste was, however, fortunately discoveied, before it had' got to much height, and the family escaped l< but owing to the want of timely assistance and water, the house was consumed, together with stabling . and out-houses. _ The . premi ses an d v al ua bl e forum*e were uninsured. i?‘1 1 0 1 . 10 1. 7 T . " I. lglirf t 4t: . • . • riswoo. 1. of :1 I,ooloitaikti hiv. tit (... 1 iiwoc3c. nE a • /0111Airriili a t i •ehe Mir Air, 4ti-e. **ln 04,11arenjOE,Ilay,, t•lat4 , loot hater,- Goo Tie Wee*, Etlitihhtalt, scrawl tfrof zi.lataoclot Final . • Scfritthe &titAi.n e - 01 , wt Ow: Mk balk Voritive .Kelieiantlotlf)frtt County or Kildare r to Sarah only 4.m1/bier of the faro Wita liatir/76 ; if le!./ttnioreit4eil;iffithes.tine CtiuittY. 114 trilett i gi klas Am iut. b ano4l4o4l.aleci 10 tier* fliti 44 0114 a . lOll, a/4 . 0 !PEP . , At Si. Sebstl.. - A, eff4s.irrnillol 4 keelsrekl cfrAol. et Oft tlesi tliftwooogier cot:loon troi:ceeintet t action wit:, time 'hennal the: ol I , .. t oreesvalitt, Ile Put 11 . 5.31111 el BM" .1144 ta7t,itt ; ileMent; hours Orythtri.my •Miry0t.16141.111 4 000/eN; anal 53.yearl. 1 N 4 ' 4 1 n r.t.' 1 1. , • intt; Pitysarotict ,su. li tch gr if„. V(461'11111, . tmutalatati, of fool. • AE"Nitria: Nei? 1 4 4itildgrti) r ftai,14 ) s tsTtit:6llV.llit4 A lex antler rtn:nri Erg: , bit) ollifinuillidroi 0111•101111Us.is ti Houce,o..celuttnbly. . tzA Tls .obArkl)ll.,AirEil D ILIbUI MWDt • 'ATM - oft lilt 111:1A_ . , 81,6cific - • r ortiNiWg CON 11 PUMN . I4 is 01111:11011 Biotitpie of 144 trneitt of Metli eine In übdu iiig the Diseases to which tht * Stor/aelt Intl Liter are Co reciprocally iiayle. Not onin %vat oi Ana et, but p i wry part a ik,iaveingirni motetbeaV , Pitlianroultd, th÷lt• tale efficacy has.rendemci than the palasy aril conthrt Or r‘att diutistinds who.' Oit A s , ries‘tif la- t;nd6ri4 a ttli ylote. of toit•rroe. • Ovell cre ttsi Itiggear and etriala t•ttetts tkils valual,le At-Mettle, that it at ohCO improve; the conTlellott te, anti digestitn, freeing llie'Vwels from attunittlat last Wind, antllbtartbitnyc cams/rap! Itirdyinii:d by day, sod In-thing rest by ti , u,:tt. Slag.) only at t'.e I..iver Pill Vt'arelou!.. tact hid tat P$ Paul's Church-yank (lialbasai: inwards W.4l.l4edat, fir Chaapsi:::), in itoxvg, at A k eta. of . 21 . II • Iw. E rolfehriti 1)1( • allttic4l4ine of AV litirs atisi.ta of Hoot? 6.. ot Watvrt.totii Irbalhaves Ilineets 111111 i 1 6 • Wes2ri'h iv•mtv . 4l l 3ll 7 y 2 9 Nf arsll.ol4 C rue 1 ChlilCil% Cough Drip.' E Amboy *ruo: h tior ,• Clinsw.-le.Orlt:ntalCuidial 4 6 Wit!oiv Wtleles Pak% • licyser's Pals . • • - . 6. 3. ... `ME% c4;l 4 nritple - ptiestr• 111 , 4044,1.. tin?* clteth.7lo,l % 7 •!) ; risEift4 4 folllo. l %.*. I I i K Pellr;4. Erabrnestka! , . 4 u ltdpreeita o iCaisehadp. 2 tt e Juew:liiip I'vtgregliiiit il , *sift 1m42 a ilea at ft borweeiies otair.: 4 4 oo, e e It' imlt i lim , PveliGoiNe4/0 ,- . - 1 I i int'acola NI,. A ! t ai of 411 i .e? ittier - - 1 . 1 :. p • A lc c tA .. A a MOM. ;;.• "I I:vino's Vali/table Pil's 40, :91ailged% f ist d Newton's Toneh Tiny der M Ziesllr." Clonre't's Poe -rams : lret. • tinnper% - 'll- 17 .6" $ ti slzo.„—rtea,ia p. Foicsc4 0410/ • S t. --- Colt si . .!o?' 15os. • I'l r •rfureA , I Antboyna lent inn 4c:4 *worm, I/rept t Wessel s Sgreifie A V,' it 9 Cbettclistu Salts t The above !thet4e lb tea the eater e 4 will laver • t3slr of E t to had every otherl'a!etn ai d *. • ral altos Ana to Meeeli.tnts ar.J rrajert ---•••-verT ••-te TO 1110111 M rdl 6;5; . T. 13 Ell lea re to intorm , yhit ) titlt 'Vet since 4te rent 1 711(), !;.4 !vet 0013144 witiathot/.ura Ye r. 3. whichitoin Its obqinately resisting cveryeeurst ,r,u,lidne.pres..rilt..! by the moat eminent tea the facte!ritero;;Oil 111.140Ittg Sreeral M v . enursea.uf salivat i hniasa mace diadergedigiumistliplad, vri.t little relief, wougeollleat to b;:h ter Ow, Vat ve;01:1 Pat yr*. the spring of la•eyearitty hast'rot atl: a ises,i, nearly to put s<paxiadeaotyeaineiste. in ahlhefte,4 ita4 commended by Mr. 1. Thome • .:!, (who receitetl,2loikreat I bythenthere,) mite your Leal , es Patent Pins, 4 , hie% 1 a2v.4! 40 do on the. tisk!) May ; in the course 44 Ibrtnigli • 1159144 ii receive benefit. In litil. anon th;nt a .tntkath 1 obesioar, b your iihte4 advice and is ri.ae , perfectly /tee (titer my 1 , 7 , suer erreplaiowitaveseotiweed any furanciespriteined • . and ran becur.te jelly atm! •(a is *bid ) , 4 :at quivieg apoila many months to the' listofltibttiesat of all stlio knew 001, I 00 Ma lan in what lump tomtpfasu **gratitude, bit %airy* far' the good of other siellirin-ntortals, to make r...3e pubfle at possible, a. I shall oat every occa.ion—in su doing yo% Will greatly oblige, 81. ' 101* gramfur Is94.lictt vi.ri !mini* 'ere giant, L ' 414.4. MU/444. • Swan's Clost, tklin!, • • ' j . Peeparutt and Mk; by . ri, Member of the Ito)-al College of at his hour NO. 0, Nnir Byldge-atreet.,. • They are also sold laylile aptottnmetti7fit.the met' x,14%. • ‘; 4 '3, St. Alban's.ctsgot,. Milli-tits ruy-skop o No, SOX, Oesi ford -st reef kburough 's,. No. 7, .1:41s-strett , laiU, nearlyep, flOgie the Uommient a+l by one pe,sor. In ever consider:Ark town in Enol,l g ,„&c. in boxes only 21.9er. each, sealed. ttp Watt full and plain AtrerAons ' v. licri.hy perßetts ofeisher sea may cafe thzinsidvae eare and verse,. _ • ,i 1 ,1 6 .-kgry 1344 soh! in Greet Britale is seale4 up with &stung In which . Caputo( the Conniaii.eitinct s, i ri.rinted at the Sum? ! Ret ." Tayfits?,' o 1 /, Yeti 'ltt ill:e.ert est.'" • c iint,l.€l4dr. 7 • . r MEziSRS.O UR. it IE and.CiLrifitirgeanor. latvin hit Majesty's Oerrice, (JAZ-lige fie wool! grand to revs c!ngie instance wi•ere tf.e:r Med!en' and method of Lire ever faJie( l . or the &end eiret. The Oramice ut mail yews to 0.4 parrnlai branch of their I.roieusial has not givies,riselo on* obsuceessfill ease. They continue to direct titer studies es the Ultimata* aisiahrs of Vtnetkal Compaints, and. that. derangement .01 wh!ch i• et e cnttse.:urtace i theipknifCtoui aniXvii•t ehil erects Of s habit long and most ur•haopily pur•teid bythe )out find hatliieniesi 011.? it well be fiteu.l to be. :hr unfailing t-oinve-al.,karrica n •• ; el other have its ravaieir tatal:y ihenalry i'dl:- cress.ng state of debilfty, whbst,ilfunt ti..sielyiSensedie4 tOrfolbatte !n These arc . ts rer.Lite .19 , 14Auuitie effre,6,ol4ll Cie* s4lTretiOllllooCS nm..ci4ar ixisv,:r an var;ottinervon•COV.:Li'l usita;iy cbaracrer6e the earlier itai rani etroviiitarraki; .Vlf sum 'anvils:doe ueiler tic:..itiarders ins:ideal to suet a tialtf7, :bat treatment is simple an.'. his netier true eZ cmitccessful. coure of a long, lobos-tom; and touch i!!hended practice. hi the most obstinate and c.inyl . e.ved.cales of remand infects an, Az% a. üb,tructions !n the tiretlira, stitingv excrescences. r.ard tu mors, tattoos elcos,arnieloas, settling .:akeese, glans, as • , eTILIOEUR..4. Whether reccnt ov o f lotig duration, an which have haired rti sfothtr Prattleanets the 4 hemmed plot trt•wril ri: . eccually and pal;tationtly cured, withion,thAtati- A Puffer ng the ey.;rl:ol , .ng iuii iitd ajArining bentorttiage &mu ft?! nvstbe appl:eatlevoi,llllitisat carse4, Ma tba4notar tr .ter f%'Aro %Alt-tn:ye vt.ict'at to pa nv•rtivi*.e, nolneroas .:41tr St:rec.:el have !web aid ar< .!:!!y 1 . 111 rf can?, :Ile t0...1 oxidisation of wtac.*l areelfeved by a sate, 'ersirin, and etre. t ino.fe of uracace, staper.or to au; of er yet adoeted. 1 1 wcaCtirs., re.asztion..attii debn•ty procrektig from this cot:l -iar:a. is it•etlkilt rantored s ttnl the tittle:l , restored to snood Irgorqu , hrah.b. Put where I.:u tot yea.. exas plrseverar:Cr hi 'Ler n..trr tee 41 . 1' zr the aritture !has holte diastre)o4. fs in.lispi.ns.ibly norseleise to realer 0:4 alt ber.g !•parbs, at Lfe, and, to retaining tie! cociltiobso. &Teal Iffir;%-nten aid Geat emiii; ut itisoif tr 'ore been Maio tley eareni Messrs. Curve and go, le roe :nova ooniv! . .l:llts of t str.ixszcs. ite, and !Air 554 iketived 1 rad:o VIII Urti 4 .3 Cure. reque•t that -Orr # wit bc blade nsthjon as sa hantery.erldiostas w the if.% tde is sr inky of Mfrs's. Pier.e and Co..' plan ot tri ammo, N • ••• .0 the ft Gentlemen 1.1 rkticrette Irtint he to niesitt - 'sod w. re rt ler the ear, of Marie.. Hume soil friatar:. t •f• cid oeder.,iiirsreorts of e s tal ytri:nver.e. wi.o artemred tt.L.r cum by else aprVr.ition of tile Einar crust , c, witf.tiet •necoss. Patients in the Country are ir.iittexted ttivare the pwtkalsr , , of tilen• caw, age, and mutter of encitiOng a note - fur advice and ined.c.iii•, am...the a•:aw will be given er fbrivardel to any part of the .Xierleei Messrs. Currie and Cn. may be compidte! cider Sew, •iri the greats.), delicacy, titerati and ianutr, ar tr boesP, Nei 107 Ha itint-GarOrn. • HiGH NVXI'ER A LONDON 8111 DOE TO.MORNO W: IWlorm nig .. • . .......... U :Awes aces Aftemut- el wave• at rr J 1 •-•-••••". • l.ONn•r./ l'entkrd I y :. EvEr. KENT. I eie: therl there. EN et the Star-Once, Terik-966. i 1. • L• t• : 1 .4 1 • ..