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KING'S THEATRE. The Opera wall brilliantly attended on Saturday night. Amolig the distiiguished personages present, were noticed Sir John Leach, Lord Robert Manners, Lord Charles Man ners, Lord Tamworth, Lad Louisa Lygon, the Ladies Petre, Sir Henry Wright Wilson, Lady Owen, Colonel Sebright, Sir John Shelley, Lord Hervey, Lord Beauchamp, Sir John Owen, Hon; Mr. and Lady Ann Beckett, Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt Jones, Lady Catherine Powlett, Lord Petre, Sir L. S. George Skef fingtnn, Lori Lowther, Lord Molyneux, Mr. Leycester, Coun tess St. Antonio, Mrs. Beaumont, Sir John and Lady Leicester, Marchioness of Salisbury, Lord Harrington, Lord Scarborough, Duchess of Gloucester, Countess of Craven Lady C. Pindar, Countess ClonnteU, Mrs. Bethell, Eail of T hanet, Earl of Win chilspa, Mrs. Orby Hunter, Earl and Countess of Aboyne, Lord Berwick, Earl .of Stair, Mrs. Fitzhcrbert, Earl and Countess of Wallis, and Countess Sefton. HYDE PARK. fly three o'clock yesterday afternoon, the Drive and the Promenade began to manifest symptoms of another crowded day; and during the next hour company continued pouring in at every gate. To wards five o'clock, persons of rank, either alone or in pities, met the eye at every turn.on the prome nade. Tile splendid equipage and superb livery were frequent in the drive; and the cavalcade of eques trians wele of undoubted fashion. Ora the prome nade were— • Ills Royal highness the Duke of Clarence and two of the Alissea, titrelarence, Lord and Lady Grantham, and Mr. Spen cei Percival ; Prince Esterhazy, Lord Aivantey,-.and Lord Fo ley; the Earls of Mountcharles, 'Westmoreland, and Blessing ton; Lord Closimel ; the Duke of Argyle, the'Earl of Cour town, and Mr. Railws; the Duke of lbaufort, the Earl of Rosebeiry, Sir Marks and Lady Morgan, Sir Charles Gre oft, Sir John and Lady Augusta Murray, Lord Granville So !lima, the Countess of Glesgalh Lady Ann Butler, and Mr. Frederic Seym , ,ur; Miss Seymour, Mr. Seymour Bathurst. and the Earl of Gleng::11; Lord Apsley, Lady Emily, ind Lady Georgian* Bathurst; Lord Auckland, Mrs. and Misies Eden; the Ladies Paget; Earl- Darnley, Lotd A.litlrnv.-0, Lord tan ; Colonels Lygon and Ftesketh, &c. &c.—ln the drive there were the equipages of the Duke of Gloucester, the Marquisses of ilertford and Cholmondeley ; Count Antonio, Lord Castle reagh, the Earl cf Ilarrowby ; Lady Palk ; the Earl•sal Co ventry ; Lady Perth, Lprd and Lady Kirkcudbright ap- V•ated in a corriele. And among the equestrians were observed Viscount Palmerston, Count Antonio, le Comte St. Martin IBAglio, Lord Dssulston, Colonel Seymour, the Earl of Selrho r°4ofor&r.—Th? Marquis of Anlesta and his rler..r.t daughters, were mpuntral ou their fiery couraars, displaying both grace and symmetry. • The Variety of costume consequent upon the expira tion of a Court mourning, contributed to prtxlss, display of almost unprecedented variety and spleiv. dour. Among• the first-rate elegantes the lengthened st )rnacher, and the Queen Eizabeth's rd r are in high estimation. Tice cone is still the favourite form:for' female dress, they being tight at the waste, With a oklig,ious sweep downwards, and with a display of u inimings often more expensive than the habit itself. Ostrich feathers, aild :lowers are worn in abundance. male exquisite.; have generally adopted the darks ime:pressiOles, and the l'extsham shallow! The Dike and Duchess of Arnot. entertained a party of di .tinctian yesterday, at their house in Great George -street, Westminster. Yesterday, the Duke of WELLINGTON enternsiaed a large party of Noblemen and Gentlemen with a grand dinner at Aksley House. Of the distinguished perions invited, there were present, The Earl of Shaftesbury, Earl of Westakorelaad, Earl Ba thurst, General Lord um, the Earl of Lauderdale, Ear. . The MarqUis of AsoLzsza entertained .a large party of di•.tinguished personages yesterday, at his house in Old Btu lington•strect. • Lady HEATIICOTE gave a grand dinner yesterday to the Duchess of LEEDS,. Lord and Lady - BELORAVE, Lord ARCIIISALD HAMILTON, Mr. and Lady C. W. Nliss PANG, and several other di:tin g Lashed personages, At ;ler house in Grosvenor-square. Her Ladyship has issued upwards of 600 cards of invitaticu fur a splendid assembly ort the 23d instant. Saturday, the Earl and '2ountess of DEnsv enter tained the following distinguished per:An:ages with a grand I)iii;ier, at their mansion in-Grosvenor-square : The Martir!a and Marchioness of Lansdown, Lord ArchibJd Ilamiltun, Earl and Countess Grosvenor Earl and Coutit.:4 of D.:miry, the Arehlbi4hop of York and Grosvenor, Anne Vernon, the ])uk: and Duch4.4s of - llatnikon, Lord and Lady Ossulston, Lord John Russell, Mr. and Lady Louisa Lambton, Lord Rosslyn, rad of Lauderdale, Mr. lleathcote, Lord Molyneux Earl and Cikntess Cowper, Countess of Jersey, Lady Elizabeth Grey, Sir Robert Kaguson, atc. Oa S eurday night, Lady CASTLEREAGH' gave her first Opera Banquet this season, at her house in Saint James's-square. The suite of Drawing-zooms and Dining-rooms were brilliantly illuminated : in the Utter the banqueting tables were laid. After the Opera her Ladyship was vi.:ited by upwards of two liundred of the Nobility and Gentry. The Marquis of Husirtry gave :an elegant enter tainment on Saturday, at his residence,Great George stn.set, Westminster ' to the Duke of Yoax.. Saturday nig ht, Mrs. and the Miss TnouPsous opened their eegant mansion in Grosvenorsquare, for the first time since their arrival from the Coati s:cut, with a grand Concert. Upwards of two hundred ai.d fifty distinguishe, l , fashionables were lectern. The Archbislaip 9f CANT . ERBURY'S fourth public entertainment, on Saturday, at Lambeth Palace, was attended brupwards of twenty distinguished person ages. Among them were: The Bishop of Oxford, the Bishop of Lincoln, Earl Brown 13w, the Marquis of Northampton, Lord Itedesdale, Lord An- General Milner, Dr. Cranky, Ik. Watson, Archdeacon Watson, nee. Mr. Monis, George Gunning, Esq. dm The king of PRUSSIA has presented to the Arch bisliop of CANTERBURY, by the bands of Baron Bu- LOW, aj splendid dessert and tea service of porcelain. A similar present has been made to Mr. WILBER x3RCR, and to Isl. 1141.011ISCHILD, Esq. accompanied by a complimentary letter from Baron HA RD ESSE ft°, in the name of his Royal Master. An Enter Paper contains an 'advertisement cau tioning the public against giving any credit to the wife of a certain individual, because she has now eloped from him for “ the nineteenth time, without the least provocation r - - - - Diann FASHIONS.—" The more simple that the Ladies are in their dress," says the Journaldes Dames, " the more cpquettish are the young men become.— Not co ntent to have their waists tightened by stays and busks, their waistcoats of a thousand colours, white gloves, and stockings a-jour, they load them selves with gewgaws and jewels. Besides their seals and rings, the eye-glass and the breast-pin, it is the true Lim inn for a Dandy to have a large breeches buckle, and the tags of his braces in gold LAW INTELaGENCE. COURT OF 'CIRO'S BENCH, MAY 6. THE ItINCI V. CARLILE. Mrs. Carlile appeared thil morning to plead to another criminal information filed against her, at the instance of the Society for the Suppression of Vice, for publishing another libel, containing doctrines of Paine's Age of Reason. Mr. DEALTRY read over the information, to which the defendant pleaded—Not Guilty. Mr. Dom.vnv--r-Take notice, then, that you will be tried upon this information at the Sittings in Guild , hall, to he held for the City of London, after the next Term.—The defendant then retired. THE KING V. HUNT AND OTHERS. M the sitting of full Court, Mr. Lunt resumed his argument in support of the motion on behalf of him self, Bamford, and Healy, for a new trial. After going over all the grounds stated on the previous day, which he urged with respectful submission t•) the Court, he concluded by expressing his thanks for the patience with which he had been heard, and re lying with confidence, that upon some, if not all the objections, their Lordships would send the case to another trial. The CHIEF JUSTICE—Do the other defendants with to say anything ? Mr. Hunt—The other defendants are not disposed to trouble your Lordships. The CHIEF JUSTICE, after conferring with the other Judges, said—" We will consider this matter till Monday, and then give our opinion. The time we have to spare would hardly, perhaps, allow us togive our opinions now, as, I believe, the Jury are waiting for the Sittings. We will, as you desire it, consider the matter until Monday." BARNES T. PETTIGAL. This was an action brought to recover a sum for board and necessaries furnished to the defendant's wife. A tender of £7. 14s. had been made by the e.efeadaitt, hich it was contended, fully coveted the plaintiff's legal demand ; as it was admitted, on the part of the plaintiff. that for certain at tides furnished, amounting to he was net entitled to recover; and the remaining part of the present demand, and the only part left u.-zovered by the tender, was for money lent, which by law theplaintiff could not recover. Mr. MA Ravi TT, for the plaintiff, contended, how ever, that the defendant's tender was made to.cover the money lent, and that the balance remaining was for board and necessaries. Ile called witnesses to prove that at the time Mrs. Pettigal went to board at the plaintiff's she was destitute of almost every description of necessary ai•parel, and that Mr. Barnes supplied her with them; and the money so expended, was that which constituted the demand tor money lent. Mr. ScABLErr, for the defendant, however, called witnesses to prove that, in consequence'of domestic differences, and thee:pensive habits of Mrs. Pettigal, sbe had separated from her husband, and %. - ent to board at the plaintiff's, who agreed to take her at the rate of £45 per annum. She had besides 2'20 a year to fiud herself in other necessaries. At the time Mrs. Pettigal was placed at the plaintiff's, the de fendant distinctly stated, that he would be answer able for nothing beyond the £45 for board ; the 5220 would be paid to her by the defendant's banker; he would not be. answerable for one shilling lent ; and he also desired those tradesmen who supplied him not to let her have any article without money. The defendant had frequently sent her clothes, which the invatiably made away with. The Ctiter slysTics observed, there could be no pretence for .keeping up this case. After the prohi bition, the husband was not liable to pay money which Mr. Barnes. might choose to advance for her : if such was not the law, no man would be safe from ruin. The Jurv, under his Lordship's directions, found their verdict for the defend Ant. OLD BAILEY. Tim LATE Corcsetnacr.--Saturdiy morning, at nine o'clock, when the Common SWZANT had taken his seat on the Bench, shoemaker; JJta Firth, c..wke:per ; Bote.rt Cearge; ' Weans Simansvms, servant ; Thomas shoemaker ; and T. Hazed, tote-shop-krzper ; were brought into Cot.rt in custody of Mr. Adkins, keeper of the House of Correction, and Mr. ' Nodder, of Toth i _lds Pilsen. 11:111 was first placed at the bar, and having been called by the Clerk of the Arraigns, and basin: answered to his name, he was informed by Mr. Shelton, that as no one appeared to give evidence against his, or to pro seeute him, he was discharged. The others were then put to' ' the bar in succession, and the same form gone through with re:' spect to each of them. None of them attempted to address the Court except Preston, who, an being told that he was dis.. charged. waved hill hand, and exclaimed, " My Lord," in a tone indicating the commencement of an oration. Ile was, however, cut then in his intender? patriotic effusion by the Common SM. MN; who said to Lim, " Come, Sir, give us none of your non sense, you arc discharged: officer, take him away." Preston then bowed; and, accompanied by the others, was taken out of ' Court, and they were all immediately set rt liberty. The pri sorters, with the exception of l'reston, were very respectably dressed ; and all of them .appeared to be uncommonly well in health, and to have been well treated while in confinement. Our Readers will recollect, that these prisoners were appre-' hended on suspicion of having been, in various ways, connected with the late diabolical conspiracies in Cato-street. Bilk for High Treason, Sec. were preferred against Hall and George, but the Grand Jury thondlit ht to throw the bills out. No bills were preferred against the other prisoners. Thursday, in the Court of Chancery, in the case of Bradley v. King, Love, and others, the defendant] Love was ordered - to be committed for a contempt of Court, in disobeying an injunction. The defendants are oyster dredgers. Thursday, a fatal accident happened at Birming ham : a Gentleman who was a corn-factor, from Stratford, was on the top of a coach that was driving into the Court, at the Dog Inn, when, from a want of precaution, he was thrust with such violence against the building, that he expired before he could be removed from the coach. Monday, as Wellington Noble, son of Mr. Richard Noble, iron-founder, Skipton, was playing with one of his companions on the bridge crossing the Canal, leading to G.iw Flat, by some means or other he slipt through the railing of the bridge, fell into the Canal, and was drowned. This is the third child that has met with its death at this bridge. CANTERBURY, MAY s.—Tuesday morning, about half-past two, a fire broke out at the Marlborough Arms pubtic•house, in Frindsbury. It was disco vered just in time to enable the family to escape, Mr. ELLIOT, the Landlord, being able only to secure and take with him a small box, containing some property. The residence of the Rev. Mr. JOYWES was close to the place, and the family were exceedingly alarmed, but the premises escaped injury. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAYETTE. [This Gazette notifies that the payment of half-pay to Natal Officers, from the let of January to the 31st of March, will be on the sth, 9th, and 10th of this month, to Admirals, Captains, or their Attornies; on the lith, 12th, 15th, 16th, and . 11th of this month, to Lieutenants and Chaplains, or their Attor nies ; and on the 18th and 19th of this month, to Masters, Sur geons, and Pursers, or their Attornieil. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. William Matthews, Birmingham, upholsterer. Richard Kay, Bury, Lancashire, cotton-spinner. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Nowill, Cheapside, stationer, to surrender 'May 13, 20, and June 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ab- bott, Mark-lane. Joseph Oglethorpe, Liverpool, porter-merchant, June 1,2, and 17, -at one, at the George. Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. At tornies, Mr. Harrison, Duke-street, Liverpool ; or Mr. James, Ely-place, Holborn. Thomas Benson, Sheffield-Moor, Sheffield, grocer, May 11, 20, and June 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hindmarsh, Crescent, Jewin-street. Robert Fry, Leicester-square, linen-draper, May 13, 20, and June 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chipchase, Bow-lane, Cheapside. John Edmunds Collins, late of Wood -street, Cheapside, cloth factor, May 16, 20, and . June 17,.at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Leigh, Charlotte-row, hlausion-house. Thomas Moore, Lullington, Derbyshire, dealer, May 17, 18, at eleven, and June 17, at that, at the Blue Bell Inn, Lei cester. Attornies, Mr. Bond, Leicester; or Messrs. Alex ander and Holme New Inn. John Hobbs, Tichdeld, Southampton, draper, May 26, at one, 27, at twelve, and June 17, at one, at thi Bugle Inn, Tich. fi.ld. Attornies, slessrs. Alexander add Heinle, New Inn ; or Mr. P.Aldon Fareham. Henry Billinge, Liverpool, printer, June 1,2, and 17, at eleven, at the Office of Al.aors. Whitley and Mason, Upper Dawson street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Adliugton and Gre gory, Bedford-row; or Messrs. Whitley and Mason, Liverpool. John Leverett, F.ast.Dereham. Norfolk, innkeeper, May 19, 20, and June 17, at four, at the Rampant Horse lan, Nor wich. Attornies, Mr. Yeates, Middle Temple; or Mr. King, Swaffham, Norfolk. James Featherstone, late of Lose-moor, Worcester, victualler, May 29, 50, and June 17, at one, at the Packhorse lon, Worcester. Attornies, Mr. Becke, Dzvonshire-street, Queen- _ square; or Mr. Hill, Worcester. Thomas Creasy, Chelmsford, draper, May 9, 20,' and June 17, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Bond, Ware, Ilerts. • James Beck, Sweeting's-alley, Corithill, watchmaker, May 1.%, 20, and June 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Mayhew, Price, and Styan, Chancery-lane. Joseph and Jamel Silver, and Augustus Boyson, Size-lane, mer chants, May 20, 30, and June 17, at ten ; at Guildhall. At tornies, Meure. Kearsey and Spurr, nishopsgate-street. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. • May 30, B. Wells, Gracechurch-street, hosier, at ten. May 27, E. Bourne, Austin-friars, merchant, at twelve. May 27, J. Blake, late of Parson's-green, brewer, at eleven. May 27, W. Hodge, Great Hermitage-street, ship-owner, at ten. May 16, W.' Parker, Nigh -street, Whitechapel, oilman, at May 27, N. Buckland, Ilay.water, victualler, at eleven. ray 27, J. and J. Cooznbes, Shadwell-dock, coopers, at twelve. May 30, 0. Brown, Broad -street, Westminster, upholsterer, at ten. May 30, J. M. Pitman, Sun -street, Bishopsgate, tallow-chand ler, at eleven. June 10, J. Jump, Fore -street, hat-manufactu rer, at one. May 20, W. and li. Munro, late of Upper Thames -street, merchants, at ten. May 30, W. Cross, late of Lornburti-strcet, banker, at eleven. May 27, W. Davis; New bury, upholsterer, at eleven. Jone 10, T. G: glom, 4130C11, tailor, at twelve. May V.O, G. Upton, Queen-street, oil and colour-merchant, at ten. May 27, J. Cutbuch, Wardour-street, oilman, at eleven. May 30, W. E. Browne, Stock-lichange, stuck-broker, at ten. May 27, J. Day and J. Spratswell, Ta viktock-streer, Covent-garden, drapers, at ten. May 27, IL. Crombie, Chelan, cietnaller, at twelve. June 6, T. A. Min chin, W. G. Carter, and A. Kelly, jun. late of Portsmouth, hankers, at eleven. May 11, 11. llcnshall, Wheeler-street, Norton- Falgatei silk-dyer, at ten. DI VIDF.NDS to he made in the COUNTRY. June 1, , M. Burro-agh, New Sarum, banker , at eleven, at the White Hart. New Sarum. June 1, W. tobinson, jun. Spotland, Lancashire,. dealer in coals, at eleven, at the New Inn, Blackburn. June 1, W. Robinson, sen. late of Craggs, Lancashire, deale.. in malt, at eleven, at the Ntw Inn, Black hurn. May 31, W. Nicholls, Huntingdon, sack and rope maker, at eleven, at the Fountain Inn, 1-funtingdon. May 30, G. Ridge, Reading, millwright, at eleven, at the George Inn, Reading. Account of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in circulation in the first week of May : Bank Notes of £5 and upwards - - 16,344,710 Bank Post Bills - - - - - 1,549,810 Bank Notes under £5 - - - 6,71701140 Total - - XE4,612,1%1 At the last annual spew of auriculas, at Canter.. bury, the first prize was won by Mr. WINCH, for the Lancashire Hero; the second by Mr. BURCH, of Faversham, for Hedges's Britannia; the third by Mr. AUSTIN, for the Duchess of Oldenburgh ; and Page's Britannia bore away the fourth. AFRMA.—The account of the Travels of M. Mot.- LIEN in the interior of Africa, just published by Mr. Bowmen, will be perused with considerable satis faction. This is, we believe, the first attempt au thorised by the Government of France, for enlarging the bounds of geographical science in this interest ing country. Combining much positive information respecting the Countries and Nations which he visited, with much perst.snal adventure, he has produced 2 work more pleasing than if it had consisted entirely of the former, and more valuable than if the had exclusively confined himself to the latter. Advices from Batavia to the middle of December last have been received. The Dutch had made two very desperate attempts, but without success, to retake a place of considerable importance on the Island of Sumatra, which had fallen into the hands of the natives, by whom the European residents had been most inhumanly massacred. In the last attack some ships of war succeeded in getting within fire of the fort ; the natives poured in a heavy discharge of musketry and great guns, and set fire to nearly 100 bamboo houses, which, floating down the cur-1 rent, carried destruction among the vessels. A letter from an Officer of his Majesty's ship Bit Lorre, dated Bermuda, March 17, 1820, says— " We have just arrived from our cruize In search of the Ve nezuelan squadron, who have plundered the English vessels Amicus and Flying Fish. We learned from the brig of war El Congress() de Venezuela, that the attack on Cumana was to take place immediately, and that they would not even wait the arrival of General D'livzszvx, so sanguine were they as to their ultimate success, as Meaux° would be obliged to retreat into the fortress of Porto Cabello. The Non-Intercourse Act, im- Pc'seck by the United States between Bermuda and Halifax, will ruin those places for a while—and we consider it as , a measure equal to a declaration of war." On the 17th ult. the CASTLE Coors cutter, Lieu tenant JOHN EtwiN, captured, in the Sound of Inish-' tubol, the very fine copper-bottouied American schooner Sweep, laden with tobacco, of about nine thousand pounds value, together with her crew of I ten men : the capture was made by the boats, under the command of the first Mate, Mr. THOMAS HARDY, at about twelve miles distance from the cutter. This is the second schooner the CASTL E Coon has taken I within these five months. • CLERICAL INTELLIGEN C 4 CAMBRIDGE, MAY S. Robert Woodhouse, Ei M.A. F.R.S. Fellow of Gor.ville a-'d Caius College, was, on Monday, unanimously elected Lucasiias Professor of Mathematics, in the room of the late Dr. Milner, President of Queen's College. Tuesday, the following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees : 11404:2•11.14 IN DIVINITY. The Rev. Dr. Elrington, Provost.of Trinity College, Dubli:l, ad euridene ; the Rev. IL Roberts, St. Joluf. College, Rector of Aldwinkk All Northamptonshire. UONOIA R Y 74A STIRS OF • R.Ti. Henry Arthur Wallop Fellowes, Trinity Hall. F.'mund George Hornby and George Jl‘Seill, Trinity Coll. NASTEItS •F • Rill. William Taylor Rayne:U4.i.htiThornas Austen, St. Jubn't College. . NACHELORS or ARTS. George Powlett Thomson, St. John ' s College. Edward Curteis, Sidney College. John Brooks Crowe, Pembroke Hall. Sir W. Browne's Prizes.—The two Medals not dispor: . d cf in former years were on Tuesday adjudged as follows: For the Latin Ode, to Mr. Henry Thornisson, Scholar of Si: John's College. For the Greek and Latin Ep!grams, to Mr. Richard Oker; Scholar of King's College. The Senate have not agred to the report of the IFitzwilliam Syndicate, relative to the. scite of tbv intended Museum. OXFORD, MAY 6. Saturday, the Rev. Thomas lieble, )I.A. was atnittied Fel low of Corpus (7hristi College. Thursday, the following Degrees were conferred : BACHEI OR IN D1V11413 V. Rev. John Williams, Fellow of Exeter College. MASTERS 01' ART& George.Fitz-Ernest, Trotal. St. Alban Ilan. The Rev. Thomas .Genston Calhoun, Demi of 11.`„;c1aIen Culkge. Ichabod Charles Wright, Fellow of ditto. The Rev. Ge•rge Rulk.ton, Merton College. Rev. Daniel Francis Warner, Magdalen Hall. Rev. John Jones and George Woodh•use, Trinity College. BACIIELOILIi •f ♦azs. John Hunt, St. Alban HAI. William Ives, Magdalen lian Lemuel Skuldh.im, Christ Church. George Burmiater and Frederick William Gray, Trinity Coll. lat;L Foskett, Worcester College. The Rev. John Jones, M.A. of Jesus College, and Archdea con of 'Merioneth, in the D;ocese of llongor, has been elected Cation &tnpton'► Lecturer for the next year. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. Frederick Charles Spencer, M..i.has bean-instituted to the Rectcry of Wheatfielti, Oxfordshire. The Rev. F. Wrangham, M.A. F.R.S. of Trinity College, is presented to the Rectory of Thorph-sset, near Maim. The Rev. Thomas Pearce, to the perpetual Cure of Tyware, reach, Cornwall. The Rev. F. William Bayley, Vicar •f St. John's, Matigzte • tote Chaplain of the House of Commons. The Rev. Mr. Mark, late Curate at Knaresborough, to the Living of Burgh-by Sands, Curnberlan4 vacant by the sle.i.th of the late incumbent., The University of Glasgow have conferred the degree of Doctor in Divihity on the Rev. Robert Rennie, MiniAer of Box rowqottnness. The•Univer,ity of St. Andrew's have unanimously conferred the degree of Doctor in Divinity on the 11ev. Lealie Mootlie, Minister of Inveresk. MARRIED. On Saturday. the 29th ult. at St. Pancras, by the Rev. G. Lawrence, William Emerson, Esq. of Euston-square, to Miss Russell, of Cadogar.-place. I)1 ED. On the 4th instant, at Lkson.Grove, North, St. Mary-la. Benne, after a long illness, which he bore with exemplary pa tience, Thomas Pattrick, Esq. in the 82d year of his age—a Gen tleman whose honourable and upright principles throughout life endeared him to a large circle of acquaintance. April 2S, aged 4.5, the Right Hon. Wilmot Vaughan, Earl of Lisburne. His Lordship dying unmarried, is succeeded in his title and estates by the Hon. Colonel John Vaug'.:an. Tuesday, General Vicars, formerly of the Life Guards. In Galway, Captain David Power, en the half-pay of the 44th Regiment. Of a decline, aged 24 years, Lieutenant George Reade, of the Armagh Militia. In Kilkenny, in the prime of life, Lieutenant John Kenny, Kilkenny At Carrickmacross, Timothy . oTlaherty, Iq. Scholar of Trinity College, Dublin.. • April 22, at Edinburgh, Margaret, wife of Colonel Munro. April Is, Georgiana, aged IT, youngest daughter .f the late Rev. John Fraser, Libbcrton, Lanarkshire. April 14, at Paris, Dime Helen Celt, relict of Sir David Rae, of P.skgrove, Bart. April 22, at Edinburgh, Alexander Hour, Esq. of Rathcr, banker in Edinburgh. • Dee. 23, at Buenos Ayres, lieutenant James Reid, R. N. April 6, at Campbelton, Alexander Auld, Eaq. of Carcoside, and late of Demerara. April 2.5, at Bsuliogne-sur-Ifer, in France, in the Slst year of his age, the Hon. Augustin Richard. Butler Danvers.. April 26, at Geashill; in the King's County, of a tionsumptior., and in the 25th year of his age, Richard Edward Digby, Se q. son of the late Dean of Qonfert, in Ireland. April Si, at Doonbokn. Ay rshire, Wm. Macdonald, Esq. of Ballishere, to Elias Jana Blair,, youngest daughter of the late Captain Wtn. Blair. Agri "i 4, the Rev. Christopher Taylor, Rector of Pay. Aged"sl, the Rev. James John Tatman, M.A. Chaplain of Bromley College, Vicar of North Curry, and of Stogumber, Somerset. At ,his seat at Parkstone, near Poole, aged $7, the Rev. T. Smith, Rector of Doohead, near Shaftesbury. Thursday, the Rev. S. Westby, Master of the Grammar School, Dies, cnd Rector of •Kenninghall, Norf o lk. Thursday, at his house at Dealings, Thomas Kett, Req. Cap tain and Adjutant of the East Suffolk "Militia. Thursday, at Bevis Mount, Hampshire, Henry Halton, Esq. Barrister at Law, &c. . Nov. 7, at. Port St. Mary's, Mr. Stephen Allen Goodwin, formerly printer in Canterbury. Saturday se'nnight, at &kith's Cottage, West Farleigh, Wil liam Pbelp Perrin, Elq. aged 82. Wednesday, at St. Stephen's, near Canterbury, Frances, fifth daughter of the Rev. Henry Plumptre. Friday se'nuight, in conaespence of a fall from-kis horse, Sir John Trollope, Dart. D.C. L. of Casewick, bear Stamford, Lincolnshire. Last week, at Greenwich Hospital, Mr. John Coney,• for merly Drum-Major of t►e Chatham Division of Royal Marines. Oliver, eldest son of the Rev. John Grace, of Kilkeedy, County of Clare. May 1, Louisa, third daughter of Thomas• Vowel! Burton, Esq. M.P. During the last month we announced the death of three.other children in the same family. At Port-Dundas, on the 6th April, George, youngest son of Collector Herbertson, Port-Dundas. At the Black Rock, near Dublin, at the age of 57, Thomas Pardy, Esq. late Captain in the 56th Foot. April 25, at Jersey, Edward Merritt, Esq. late Deputy-Pay master-General to the Forces in that Island. Tuesday, at her father's house In. Upper Grosvenor-streetoSu un, the last surviving child of John What ton, Est M. p. On the 26th ult. in Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, Alrs, B. C. Jackson, wife of LieutenanC-Colonel Jackson. The Earl of Selkirk, who died on the i llth ult. at Pau, in the South of France, was in his 49th year. Ills Lordship was the youngest of five sons (all of whom attained to manhood) of Dtinbar, fourth Earl of S.Akirk, who died in 1799. In the lat ter end of 1867, he married the daughter of James Wedderbtun Colville, Esq. by *Lom he has left one son, now Earl of• Selkirk, born in 1609, and two daughters. Her Ladyship accompanied the Earl to North America, and afterwards to France, and oon tinued, with painful and unwearied assiduity, to administer, till the last hour of his life, those kind and soothing attentions which wealth can neither purchase nor reward. Friday se'nnigkt, in one of Davy's Alms-houses, Exeter, Elisa beth Heath, in the 103 d year of her age ! A.„ister of the de ceased is now living in Exeter, who has nearly sompleted her hundredth year. LONDON; Printed au/ published by Lam limy, Pickett: Pint, Temple-liar U : I i