Star. — London, England, 1813-12-06 00:00:00

At the Court ___ _ - ber, 10,3, Kesenills Royal, Highness tut fixes • Redis& in Council. This day - the leight Honourable Sr Viettry Gibbs,• Lord Chief Baron of his Majesty's- Court of Bzetequers, by command pf his. Royal Highness the.prlnee Regent . satire and op the behalf of bls Majesty, sworn of hiajest Most 'Honahrable Privy 'Council, and took his place at the Board accordingly.... "- . . . •ADMIRALTY-OFF/CE; DECEMBER 4. , • • His Repel- fllgisotees the Prince Regent,- in the tonne and on the behalf of; the Xing, has been pleased to appoint the Honour able Henry Hotlatin, Giorge Buriton, Esq. Sir Josias Rowley, Bart. and Edward Cudrington, Esq. to be Colonels in his Ma jesty's Royal Maria. Filmes,. in the room of the Hymourable Charles Elphiinstnnejleming, Charles 'Vinicumbe Penrose, Ent. James Blue, Esq. and Puheney Malcolm; Esq. appointed Ela4 : Officer! of his Majesty's Beet. DOWNING-STREET, DECEMBER 4. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, ltri' the name and On the behalf of his Majesty, to renew and ten-. firm the appointment of Jan Hunter, Esq. to be his Majesty 'S Consul• General in Spain. FOREIGN-OFFICE, DECEMBER 4, 18I3: A Dispatch, of which the following is a Copy, has been.this day received by Viscount Castlereagh, his Majesty's Principal- Secretary of :State for Foreign Affairs, from : Lientenanti.General Sir Charles Wil liam Stediart, B. dated s • Marbuie, near_Franlifort, Nov.lB, 1813. Mtn Loan—ln a former dispatch I stated to your Lordship the substance of a report, received on the morning of the 15th, from General Thielman, of the surrender of Dresden and its garrison as prisoners of War. By the more official advices which your Lord ship will now receive, you will learn the report, re. ceived at the head-quarters of the Army, of the North, 1 was not correct, as to The surrender of the garrison as prisoners of war.' A capitulation was demanded and acceded to, by which the garrison' was to return , to France, and be exchanged man for mart This I has not been ratified by the Commander-in-Chief, so there must be still some short delay before this int-. portant place is in our possession. I sincerely rtret having given your Lordship a report which came to me en such good authotitv, which, nevertheless, has tinned out not to be con firmed. in all its facts._ I have the honour tq be, &c. (Signed) CHARLES STEWART. Viscount Castlereagh, &c. &c. &c. FOREIGN OFFICE, DECEMBER 4. His Serene Highness the Prince of Orange, accom panied by his Excellency the Earl of Clancarty, landed at Scheveling,.trom his Majesty's ship War.-, riot, Captain Lord Viicount Torrington, an Tuts.' day tile 30th ult. at four o'clock in the afternoon, amidst the enthusiastic acclamations of a numeroes concourse of people assembled to receive him. j His Serene Highness immediately proceeded t o the ' Hague, and received the congratulations of the pub. 1 lic authorities at that place. His Serene Highness; intended to proceed to Amsterdam on t! e 2 d . By the 1 itest acccunts received at the Hague, on the 2d instant, it was known that the enemy had eva cuated Utrecht, and was retreating upon Gorcum and Nimeguen. - The -Russian G:neial Benkendorff had reached Amsterdam on the Ist, with '2,500 men, and imme diately issued the following proclamation. Isloyden had been taken by assault, with a loss nn the part of the enemy of four hunched men, twelve officers, and one gnn. ". 1 His Majesty ship's Jason had anchored off Scheve ".'". the morning of the 2d, with Major-General ~.•a Taylor, ant: a. nart of the arms destined for the ser vice of Holland . . Intelligence had been received on the same dab of the Brille having di:dared in favour of his Serene . Highness the Prince of Gin Lie. TRANSLATION OF A IntOCLANIATION OF TIM 111.158tAN GENERAL 'DE BENKENDORFF, AT .1113 ENTRY INTO AbIsTFIIDAIth • The Russian General de Betikendorff has just. landed ,at Amsterdam; with two thousand five hun dred infantry ; his jegular cavalry and. akcillery will be to-morrow evening at Arnersfuo.ti his regiments of cavalry, under the orders of - General Steal and Colonel Nariskii, are at Utrecht, and .scour the eoun tr-. Every Russiati is animated with the noble desire of co-operating in the delive r an ce of Holland t they . enter your country as. friends. Hollanders I" fly to • arms—let one spirit animate you, that oF. becoming again a n:.lticn, and of your being worthy of your an cestors, The hour 14 c- me ; the enemy will see what an united people can effect, when all• dissentioiware extinguished by the spirit of vengeance, and of the purest patriotism. • Ptiblislied at Ainitershm, December 1, 1: 4 13. . TRANSLATION OF A LETTER FROM GLINEUAL DE BENKEN- T,Ohbli TO HIS EXCELL:ENCY THE GENERAL KitAGI.:- Non', COMMANDANT OF Tire a I'Y OF AMSTERDAM. • GENERAL—i have the honour to acquaint you, that */ a detachment of my troops has entered Muyden, has taken one gun, and that the whole garrison, com posed of tour hundred men and twelve officers, have • fallen into our hands. - The Hollanders have parti elderly distinguished dein:se lves, fighting by The sidej of theeCofisitcks. At this r•Jrnent a heavy firing is heard towards NikaTilell. I hasten to communicate - I to yon thisMspostenC istelligenve, and request you • to pub)ish it without daily. at Amsterdam, and else to forward it to the Govonment at the Hague: • 1 have the honour to be, &c. • • (Signed) - a.,TANKIII.IO4IFF. • Amsterdam, December 1, ldl8.• FUREIGN•OFFICE, DECEMBER 4. Intelligence has been received from the Lieutenant ' Governor of Heligoland, dated•the 28111 ult. that the lOrts at this mouth of the Weser had been taken from t h e euiy by the allied troops, and that the naviga tion of the Weser was completely free. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, DECEMBER 4. • Dispatches from .Captain Farquhar, commanding his Majesty's naval forces in the Elbe and Weser, addressed to Mr. Croker, announce, that on the ult. the French garrison - of cailsburg (Bremeth he ), consisting of two-hundred and thirty-six officers and menoteith thirteen pieces of heavy ordnance, surren dered themselves prisoners of -war to the combined • **British and Russian forces; the hitter commanded, by Colonel de Radinger, and that on the 24th uli t . the garsislloi Ciak also sturackted prisoners a - A oelritilk v- iv SATURDAY--WIGHT'S GAZETTE. n /it the Court at Carlton Hon*, the SOth of goiiiet-. •11.4.. I WM. ifeseriiiiir Royal, Highness the RES* , r 'war to thr.faiite.foreet ofticds of this g are to be sent to Franceowparole, not to serve a, the Allies for one year.. • • Captain Farquhar, saporti, that the banks of river Weser are now petfectly clear of die:enemy. ADMIRALTY OFFICEi pECEMBER 4. This day, in pu s s:l4mm of th*pleasire of his ]Rya, Highness the. Prince Regenuitktlkepame and on the behalf of his Majesty, the . folfilviiiigFlag Officers of Ili - Majesty's Fleet were prbttlitted, ADMIRALS of the vntrrE Rtes itatierlltet, and Alex. Grasme, Esqrs. to be-ADMIRALS at sow AAP. ADMIRALS of the BLUE lir :Ea* Sir John Minna* Duckwortla,Sait.K. and lilt Robert Calder, Ban. to be ADMIRALS of thy W 't VK'E-ADMIt4ALS OfebeltllD , Resbett M'Detton, Billy Dou ala., John Wicker, Joho Fish, Jot. Knight, and Edward • hoittbfough, Esqrs. to be ADMIRALS of the BLUE. VICE-ADMIII ALS of the WHITE William Damen, WlNlara lobo Manley, George Murray, John Sutton,. Ro bert Nlurray, .Estirs. 'Hon. Sir Alexander Cochrane, K.B. and • John Markt:am, Esq. to be VICE-ADMIRALS of the RED. VICE-ADMIRALS of Ike BLUE Nathan .Brunton, le .fl it. Schanck, Esqrs.; .Hon. Michael De Courcy, I' hWp D'Aus vergne„ Fame of Bouillon, and John Hunter, Esq, to be 1 VICE-ADMIRALS of the WHITE. • REAR-ADMIRALS of the RED Charles Tyler, and Robert Watson,F.sqrs.; Right Hon. Alan Hyde Lord Gardner.; Man ley Dixon, George Losaek, William Mitchell, Eeqrs. and Sir ' Thomas Bertle, Knt. to be VIC E,ADMIRALS of the BLUE. REAR-ADMIRALS of the WHITE Sir Charles Hamilton, Bart. Hes. Henry Curzon, William Bligh , Esq. Lawrence William Halsted, Eaq. Edward Oliver (Mont, Esq. Sir Harry Neale, Bart. Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, Knt. and Hoe. Arthwt ' Kaye Legge, to be REAR-ADMIRALS of the RED. • REAR-ADMIRALS of the BLUE John Lawford, Frank So. theron, Thomas Wolley, -William Johnstone Hope, Esqrs.; Right Hon. •Lord Henry Paulet • Chatles William Paterson, George Cockburn, Thomas Surr;dge, and Samuel Hood Lin. see, Esqrr. to be REAR-ADMIRALS of the.WHITE. And the undermentioned Captains were also ap pointed Flag Officers of his Majesty's Fleet, viz. j.PhllipWilkinson,Fsq. Honourable Charles Elphinstone Fleming; . Charles Vinicombe Penrose, Esq. William Hotham, Esq. George Hopewell Stephens, Eaq. Pultney Malcolm, Esq. Wil liam Nowell, Esq. James Bissett, Esq John Clements, Esq. Sir John Gore, Knt. and Jobs Hareel, Esq. to be REAR., ADMIRALS of the BLUE. c • MILL I ARY PROMOTIONS. . • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, NOVEMBER 29. Royal Regiment of Artillery. ltd Captain John Chester to be Captain, vice Shenly, deceased. lit Lieutenant Henry. Festing to be 2d Carain, vice Chester. Second Lieutenant Henry Hutchins to be First Lieutenant, vial,. Festing. . First Lieutenant James W. Johnston to be Seeped Captain, vial i Boe, decead. Second Lieuten se ant Peter Thomson to be Firit•Lbotenant, vie* Johnston. Medical Establishment for the Military Depart:Mot of the Ordnance. Assistant Surgeon Francis Pity Hutchinson to be Surgeon, by 1 augmentation. Assistant-Surgeon Thomas Morgan Jones to be ditto, by Aug. . mentazion. Second'Assistant-Surgeon James Stuart to be Assistant-Surgeon, 1 vice Hutcheson. i Second John Ireland to vice Jones, promoted. Temporary Assistant-Surgeon Morgan Nugent to be Second As ' sistaut-Surgeon, vice Stewart. ! Temporary Assistant-Surgeon Thomas Witham to be Second Assistant-Surgeon, vice Ireland, promoted. John Wales, Gent. to be 2d Assistant -Surgeon by augmentation Charles laggard, Gent. to be ditto, by augmentation. Wm. Frederick Nelson, Gent. to be ditto, by augmentation. Henry Gault, Gent. to be ditto, by augmentation. Artillery of the King's German Legion. Ltw:s Schaenhorst; Gent. to be 2rl Lieutenant, by augmentation, OFFICE OF ORDNAtkr, NOVEMBER 3U. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Lieutenant George Palmer to be First Lieutenant, vice H. G. Macleod, removed to the Line. Second Lieutenant John Kane, of the Invalid Batt lain, to be Adjutant, vice Crawford, deceased. Wm. Willocks, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Kane. Commission in the 38th, or Royal Ayrshire Regintent of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Felix B. Macdonough, Esq. to be Captain, vice Stevenson, de ceases!. ER RATA in this Gazette of the 20th November, 1813. 7th Foot—For Gentleman CadetWinglield, from the Royal Mi litary College, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Henry, promoted—Read Gentleman Cadet Wingfield, front the Royal Military College, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Devey, proniated. . 41st Foot—For Gentleman Cadet C. R. Butterfield, front the Royal Military Colege, to be Ensign, without purchase — Read Gentleman Cadet C. R. Butterfield, f. om the Royal MI - litary College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Johnson, promoted. Guth Foot—For Captain H. Fitzgerald, from the-87th Foot, ter b .Mai.r—Read Captain H. Fitzgerald, from the 47th Poet, to be Major. For Lieutenant J. B. Pym, from the 47th Foot, to be Captain of a Company—Read Lieutenant J B. Pyln, from the 87th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Eau AT uat in the Gazette of Tuesday last. Bedfordshire Militia—For Captain James Brown Horner to be Major, vice Budd, resigned ; read Captain Jameslrown Hor ner to be Major, vice Rudd, resigned. BANKR UPTCY SUPERSEDED. Mule Preston, of Louth, Lincolnshire, tanner and felimonger. BANKRUPTS. Richard Brown, of Liverpool, grocer, dealer-and Chapman, to surrender December 22, 23, and January 15, at one, at the Globe •favern, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Blackstock and Bunce, Paper Buildings, Temple, Loudon. John Still, of Wetting, Middlesex, ship-chandler, Dee. 14, 18, and January 15, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Bourdiilon and Hewitt, Little Friday-street. John Morey, of lirixhatu, Devonshire, rope-maker, dealer and •chapman i December 21, at eleven, Dec. 22, at ten, and January 15, at eleven, at the New Loudon Inn, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. Wm. Price, Pao. 1, New-square, Lincoln's Inn, London; or Mr. Brooking, Dartmouth. Joseph William Ecotter, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, baker, Dec. 20, at six, Dec. 21, at ten, and January 15, at six, at the Black Lion Tavern, Great Yarmouth. Attornies, Mr. John Francis, No. 9, New-square, Lincoln's-Inn, London; sir Mr. Harry \reran Worship, Great Yarmouth. Charles Presgrave, of &non, Lincolnshire, victualler, dealer and chapman, Dec. 9,10, and January 15, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Boston. Attornies, Mr. William Crane Cantrell/la, Spalding; or Messrs. Willis, Fairtkorne, and Clarke, Warn ford -court, London. William Ronnie, late of Rockfiffe l Cumberland, cattle jobber, dealer and chapman, Dec. 14, 15, and January 15, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Carlisle. Attornies, Mr. Wm. Hodgson, Carlisle, or Messrs. iliglimore and Young, :cots-yard. James Howe the younger, now or late of Portsea, Hants, house earpeni er, baker, dealer and chapman. Dec. 22, at three, Dec. 29, at eleven, and January 15, at one, at the George Inn, Ports mouth. Attornies, Messrs. Naylor, Great Newport-street, Long-acre, London; or Mr. Glendeuing, Portsea. Gilbert Moore, of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, tanner, dealer and chapinan, Dec. ,27, 28, and January 15, at eleven, at the Bradford Arms Inn, twisty Bat It, Staillord. Anomie', Mr. Henry Smith, Wolverhampton ; or Messrs. Price and Wil liams, Lincoln's Inn Old-square, London. John Clarke, late of Lambeth Walk, Lambeth, Surrey, victual ler, dealer and chapman, Dec. 7, 18, and January 1 t, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Earnshaw, Red. Cross-street, Cripplegatc. William Hatt, of Marchmont-street, Brunswick-square, Middle sex, builder and carpenter, dealer and chapman, Dec. ii , 18, and January 15, at twelve, at Guildhall, Attorney ► Mr. Pear. sun, rshupcsiort, Mork. Henry Movehrsy and Mooshoon„ of Lynir Regis,yors folk, brusb-makers and copartners, dealers and charms:4, l l - 3:1 1.1, el, and January 15 , at twelve, at Ottild/bll. A Mr. J. Hamilton, No. Si, fiestvielt-staenat i talser. William lidensor and Thomas Hilutphreys of Liverpool, met.. chants, brokers,•deeers and chapmen,D4. 2T,-23, - and hiOiary - 15, at eleven ar the 'Globe Tavern, Liverpool.., Attontles, Mr. Thomas Wi indle John-street, Bedford-prow London ; or Messrs. Gri ffi th and Mode, Penwick-street, Liverpool. George Armstrong, of 6op:it-lane, §hadwell, Middlesex, founder, dealer and chapman ' Dec. 7, I, and January 15, at ten at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Palmer, Tomliusons and Thom son,' Cupthall-court, Throgotostamatreet. William Smith Andrews, of Richmond, Stuvey, apothecary, dealer and ehapman, December 7, 18, and Jan eary 15, at one, at GaildhalL Attorolee, Messrs. Swaim, St e vens, Maples, and Pearce, Old Jewry, London. Thedphilas Woointer, hue of Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, vic tualler, dealer and charism, Dec. 8,9,. and January 15, at eleven, at Guildhall Attornies, Mr. Walton, Se, Bread street, Gheapside, Lateran ; or Mr. Lloyd, Great Grimsby. James Windsor, of Brirol, victualler, dealer and Chapman, Dec. 8, 20, and January 15, at one, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.— Anoraks, Sir Samuel- Whireconslse and King, Serjeants-Inn, Fleet-street, London ' • or Mr John Henry Frankis, Bristol. 'John Sanderson, late of Leeds, Yorkshire, linen-merchant, dealer and chapman, Dee', !S, 24, and 'January 15, at eleven, at the White Hor.e Hotel, Leeds. Attornies, Messra. Sykes and Knowl r , New Inn, London; or Messrs. Leo and .Raynar, Michael Abrahamo,4/ Duke-street, Aldgate, London, merchant, dealer and ehapman, Dec. 7, .21, and January L. , at :en. at Guildhall. Anomie., Messrs. Gregton, Dixon, and Gregeon; Angel-court, Throgmorton-street. Joseph Wilkerson, of Barley, Hens, maltster, dealer and chap man, Dec. 11, iB, and January 15, at eleven, atl3tuldhaU Attornies, Messrs. W. and J. Allen, Clifford's-Inn, London. ' lohn Badcock, Of Queen's Head Passage, Paternuster-row Lon don,.boulseller Dec. 11, at one, Dec. 18, at twelve, and Jan . 14, at one, at Girildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wood, Nu. 14., Rich-. mood-Buildings, Dean-street, Soho. • ' ginko f otorittimPt.seyog.r.cisepotploquisirtooregtois,De% 7, v` ney, ya, No. t., Warnfora- can ri;Throjenorton-strnet. pany's ship Earl Howe, Dec. I 3,.18 and January 15, at eleven, • 11, and January I', at tat s at Guildliati. Attorney, Mr. I. W. e agam • - . lverall, if Chaiib*, •Oi&•••••e, silica.; The. tl, 4 $ qr . ' , OWN Doe. el. an4ll lastuarr All6tereilsorat (114141141. Atter! ° ' • ney, Mr. Oldham, Earkstreed,,Blackfriars, 1.,00d0a. .I'lun , , - el Neltirofr; of Disherstvelitreet; tcmilon, vintner, mar 1. t• do*, 441er and clopetan,ll4 sa* . , 4 tbq lbst Ivtaa Cant: )is Royal • ._, __ ~ _ at Guildhall. Atiorney. 'Mr: ston,`Loridon-nree•i. • _ - . . .. L 4 IV INTELLIGENCE. r COURT OF KING'S 'BENCH, DECEMBER 4. • RANDALL V. AMDLOR. • This cause excited considerable mirth. It was en, action to recover damages for a trespass, in forcibly, detaining a large Newfoundland dog. The eau* lasted near four hours, and exhibited the greatest body' of contradictory evidence respecting the identity of an animal that was perhaps ever given in a court of jus tice. The plaintiff, who keeps an aqua fortis manu factory in the City Road,had purchased the dog of a farrier for six pounds, and kept him constantly in his ,yard. In July last the dog had been taken out by two of his men, and being seen by the defendant, a salesman in Newgate-market, was instantly claimed as belonging to him. The dog, a remarkably fine animal, with peculiari ';narks, was produced in Court, and, to use the ex pression of the Attorney-General, was the best wit- i ness in the cause. ' It was proved he was only four years old. On the part of the defendant, nearly all the trades- men of Newgatr Market attended, and their evidence -went the positive length of saying, that the dog had been in possession of the defendant about six years age, at which time he was a pnepy, and being a re- I inArkably beautiful animal, was wt ll known through-1 out the mat ket, and that they were all of them filly .l convinced, from the marks of the dog, that it was the property of the defendant. - 1 Lout ELersenottorett, in summing up, took OCCA- Lion to allude to the difficulty of ascertaining the i identity of •an animal ; and in this case, where one , party proves the pedigree, and the other proves a variety of marks, it was equally fair to presume from the respectability of the parties, that the witnesses on both sides gave their evidence under a firm persua sion that each of them were perfectly right, and con sequently, whichever of them was wrong, he would rather place it to error than any other motive. The . Jury retired about an hour—Verdict - for the plaintiff, Is. damages, and the dog to be restored. • OLD BAILEY. Saturday J. Kane. otherwise Wright, was indicted for forging several bank notes. Prisoner went to the Equestrian Coffee-house, in the Blackfriars-1 oad, on the eth of November, called for two bottles of wine, and tendered a 45 note. Mrs. Taylor, the landlady, suspecting it was a forged one, made known her sus picions to a Mr. Micklethwaite, who caused the pri soner to be taken into custody. On presenting the ' note at the Bank, it was instantly pronounced to be a forgery, and Foy, a police officer, on searching his lodgings, found other forged ones, secreted under the carpet, and a considerable quantity of counterfeit tokens Guilty—Death. J. Ploruer stood charged with having secreted sun. dry letters, and stealing therefrom country Bank, and other notes. The prisoner was a letter-carrier be longing to the Twopenny Post-office In the White chapel district, and he was in the practice of sorting I some of those letters which came by the General Post ,office artd,addressed beyond the boundary of the Ge neral Pose-office delivery. During such employment, several letters were missing, in consequence of which ll aow-street -officer was sent for, who, on the morn ing of the 25th of October, found on the person of the prisoner a letter, which trad been opened, and from which a bill of exchange for £20. 0 105. had been taken. There were several other witnesses who fully proved the guilt of the prisoner. Guilty—Death. P. IV. Plemer. for stealing seven gold seals, value £l2, the property of J. B. Jarman, in his dwelling house, was also capitally convicted. M. Farrell was indicted for bigamy, in intermarry ing with a Miss Pollard. ' The prisoner was a soldier, and an officer's servant, in the Monaghan Militia, and was married by Father O'Kiel, a Priest, at the house of Mr. Barry, in the County of Cork, in 1797, to Mary Featherstone, by whom he had three children, who are living. The brother of the first wife was present at the solemni zation of the marriage, but he could not understand the language, as he was ignorant about Latin and Greek. He took the prisoner before the Priest with a file of men, as he had run away with Mary Feather. stone ; but when he got there, she made all matte's up, and was married. She was a Catholic, but witness , was a Protestant. The marriage was proved by ano ther witness. Elie. Pollard stated herself to be the daughter of a deceased officer- About three years ago, when with I • Ictsitatir, she beiaiile actittainted with 'the Prietiffer, who stated himself to belong to a drit . - sale segletteot, ltd witness,supeosel him to be an officer, He, w i asadrnitted to the house of the lady's mot ter, and - remained Milne three Months, bar. ?iig paid 'her great attention. ' Witness saw the soner at Marmite again in Aptil .lasr, and he often visited at hec,residence. About five months ago her. motheraligil4 theOvent to reside with her aunt in the atniarliet; The prisoner kneW *ituess would `be ini..tress oP about 4800, when of age. - At thii time he made propOsals of marriage, and Observed—L. " it WAS fortunate he came, just as witness was or aoe." It was on Saturday, when the prisoner pro. • po el sel to be married onAunday. Witness was de sirous of postponing the nuptials trail she had made her aunt acquainted w;tli the subject ; but the pi' toner, by intreaties and threats •ot self.destruction, prevailed on her to be married on the Sunday, at St. Martin's Church. He also induted her On the Sa turday to sell out £lOO at the 'Bank. He wanted JED% but witness thought the first sum sufficient for their present purposes: Alter the marriage the par ties went to Barnet, and from thence to Ireland. He soon left her, and returned to this country. Previous to which desertion he took the money from her trunk, and left her pennyless: Witness left Ireland, and followed'hiin to London. He afterwards prevailed upon her to sell out another £5O, and she, together with her uncle and aunt, went to the Bank for that ' purpose. The aunt of Miss Pollard wks present at the mar riage, and accompanied the pri'stater CO the Bank to transfer the property of her niece, but a lucky circum stance prevented such transfer. The RECORDER addressed the Jury in very impress , sive terms.. He said, that the injury done to a wo man's fortune was much less than that done to her person, for, to use the Scriptural phrase, " it was ham. Ring her in the tight of men," and placing a woman in that situation that would make mankind idols upi.n her in a light manner, and, perhaps, ateer the lapse ,of years, she might . with a family of • children be thrown destitute on the world, and this, too, when she was unable to toil cur them. He then advert d to the custom of marriages, as sanctioned by the laws . of ScOtland and Ireland, and which induced t;:e Le, fislature in this country to abolish Fleet marriages.— l' he Jury found the prisoner Guilty. J. Kevills and J. lieliky were convicted of stealing a bladder of lard, tfie property of Messrs. Gun.toa and Ptickett ; and Sarah Htint,sen. and Sarah Hunt, junior, Joseph Johnson, and Henry Nathan, vac I Acquitted. • ; • UNIVERSITY INTELLIGNATZ. • OXFORD, DECEMBER 4. Monday last Mr. Edward Halised was admitted Fellow is New College; and on Tuesday, Mr. Wm. Urinstou Eyre, and ~ Mr. Nicholas I.ee 'I erre, were admitted scholvs of that soc.et) . • I Thursday the following gentlemen were admitted codeine.: I Bachi.lors and Doctors in 'Divinity—Rev. William Newls.ilt, M .A. of 'Or el College ; Rev. Charles Henry Sampson, M. A. of Magdalai Hall. _h ;asters of Arts—Mr. Robert Patch, and Rev. John Roles Fishlake, of \Vadhant College; Mr. Edward Wills, of Christ Church; Mr. John Janie. Calley, of Corpus Christi College; Rev. George Downing Bowles, of St. Mary Hall. ' • Bachelors of Arts—Messrs. James *Furner and Wm. Seymour, of Otlil College ; John Charles Prince and Robert Hob, Bnuet6 nose College ; Henry James Fussell, Queen's College ; Janiri C. Fyler, Thomas Seott,Woi. Barley, and Charles Edward Hutchin son, of Trinity College; John Fowell Jones, Balliol College; George Booth, ...ad Carr Brack. tilsery Marhall, of Lincoln Col lege ; Mr. Wm. Milk, of Magdalen College. IIecL,BiIASOCAL. PROMOTIONS. The Rev. W. 1.. Potter, of Peterborough, has been presented by the Dean and Chapter of V, °reciter. to the Head Ma\ter ship of the College behool,void by the death of the l.ev John Gil din. The Rev. M. Manners, M A. to the. Rectory of Thelverton. Norfolk. Wednesday, in Bloomsbury-►S Lighton, Bat. of a son and heir. BIRTH. the Lady of Sir Thomas MARRIED. The Rev. Robert Cony, of Russell-place, Fitrroy-square, to Louisa, youngest daughter of R. Harmer. Esq. of loane..strett. Vi'ednest'ay, at Beauzuout, Essex, the Rev. William Moretue Moreton, twElizabetis, daughter blthe Rev. H. Hutton. ; , December 2, at Putney, in his 61st year, - Mr. Jean Robinsur, bookseller, in Patetooster-row, of the Arm of Wilkie and Sto- binson. Nov. 20, the Rev. Wm. Missgan, of Brecon. Nov. 22, the Rev. Miles Bassett, B.A. Vicar of St. Mary, Swansea, and of St. Ismael, Carmarthenshire. The Rev. N. Cotton, Rector of Thornily, nest Northamptols. Lad week, in the 7sth year of his age, William Witham', gap of Ivy Tower, Pembrokeshire. lu him the !tutted world has sustained a loss that will not he easily repaired. la antiqua rian, biblical, and ecclesiastical leazaiag he has left few etplalt , ..— His Primitive History, Christian Code, and new Translstiat.of the New Testament, all tar.sallt his nante with hortchir posterity. His Primitive Knory Shad ihr approbation of tee celebrated chronologist Dr. Hales, and his New Tran.l.don of the New Tesament has received its just tribune of applause in the I ,•1 volume of the New Annual Register. At Dumfries, on the 21 ult. alter a loag and painful Mass, Mr. lames M'Clure, well known u the Manager and Sepein. tendaat of the Assemblies and other public entertainments e eat piece. Like the benevolent Nash, who actea as Mastrr of dm Ceremonies at Bath, Mread‘Clur. was uo less respeetzd fee Ns humanity to the poor, than fur his uniform politeoess and at: chis to the recreations of the Irgher classes. He was the geed! friend of distressed nr,erA and Modest worth. and vros a cuous promoter of tse exertions so For.ottably made by chi:,• habitants of Dumfries, for the co t o tb: widow and eala , to of the Poet Burns. His character can.tut in tact be tetti r dr. scribed than in. the following co/spilt Irons tie pen is a v oilic. l Townsman, Mr. Mayne, oil) knew bim well: • Were will ye find, upright and pure, An bonen wan like James kllilure THE CORDIAL BALM'Or GILEAD is de, ci icily the most ctepnt and efficacious ate &idle OCT Id discovered for nervous diseases and ,bartered COUbtludiaas, ottr sumptions, weakness of !neat ur niernoty. bypachosSria„ nein. blins of t mind, sexual debil..., stomach and bowd WV. plain g ts, and he all. other diseases arising front a rzlaxed state of !hi , nervous sys.em, which arc too often brougat on by dlsd,•; ,. In youth, and the gross violatpn of those rules which proles: l dictates for the preservation oftealth, and the hying tau:ht.:l for a long and happy life. with' a firm anal strong constitnacto. ' Sold by Mathews and Leigh IS, Stand, London ; North Bridge, Edinburgh ; a ndall Medicine Venda... Price tlt each, or four in one family bottle fer ass. by wit'els olle it k't tie is saved, with the words 4 ' Sand. Solomon, Ltverpool , ' graved on the Stamp. 6 * Dr. Solomon exrects, when wassulted by letter, fl u compliment of a one pound note to be inclosed, adders< " Money Letter. Dr. ,olomon, Gilead lime, near Liver/ Paid double postage." WATS* AT LONDON MUDGE TO-MORROW.I Nrotwas • • .34 'tf...u,• .‘ . I Abalone nunerts after 2 LONDON : • Printed by Levet K [NT, Picket Pbce: -^% l rubli‘bedthete, and at the StaroSce, Temple