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, . FROM LAST NW II GAZETTE. • 't • • • - . , I • ,'• DEPARI - 1111117. - • 611WhIlMfroter, bEctbt*tit 14, lilt the retioo!es is tist e l 4triet, hasher.fis 4st a* reteitd bilowt Bylaw/4, frail, ° l as t era the 114li e t leittr i q ' etongton, date P 1 25t11 hioveithir, tetra. v . ' I , The ismatc7Segkof tie !=anny's..,force „ivossed the rose* isravaPeetited across that river s • .fapti, it is tiparisite kist directed 'their march p - ' 1 • ': l lPiiirtb tte Douro. A .port of the, troops which had moved to Aliss rltleivilo tenoned towards Sahsosesca; and havliasi advauced to Tamames returned tol.t 11 : 11 2; • tik 'filmes by Escorial towarsis Los sautes. Many Vita who were missing 'have joined. their re "Wats. • • 4d)I4IIRALTY OFFICE, PACEMBER • Rear Admiral VnasstANTLE has transmitted to. Join Wilson Crakes), Esq. a letter from Captain Aaylor, if his Majesty's ship the Apolb, giving an litc4Ußt 01 his 14vIng,on the 2Dth of September, off Cortu 4 eaptured the Ulysse winch, of au guns and .5b men, con.manded by .Mons. Oletta, comminutes of division of gun boats belonging to. that island : And also >f Mfrs from Captain ANDltEtyi, of his rdajtosty's sloop \\Teazle, stating, that the boats of that vessel, had captured, on die list and 22d of Au . sus!, between Fissile and Corfu, a bombard, laden `with oil, and an atmed settee with letters aud pas sengers. gram:9p tiODWANCIt e MM. 10. typ,ineers, King's Genres Legion, 7 -Vuerter.Mastor Min I „a il routin e .trosis the 6th Battalion of the line, to be Hut !Acu te:4ot, vice Schevehaer promoted. Dated Nov. 21JS1 2. • atrial Artillery Driver —William Weaver, Gent, to liefrecond • Littman*, cite .Allen, resigned. Dated Nov. 28,1'812. William Pertivall, jun. Gent. to be a Veterinary Surgeon, vice Price, &closed. Dated Nov. 10, 7812. * * Comnibsions signed by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty. • Jackson Gent. to be Adjutant to the rafferth and Ttekhie Regi men a of Local Militia, in the West Riding of th. county oil York, vine Thatcher. Dated Dec.; ' ill•ant 'I hatelter, Gent. to be Adjutant to the 114 Leads 1 6$1*. anent of Local Militia, in the Mest. Riding of the county of York, vice Jackson. Dated u above. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenants of (locales. Ist Royal East Gloucester Local Militia—Lieutenant and Adju tant Madras! Charlton to be Captain by Brevet. Dated Juno 1, 1612. John Butt Gent to be Lkutenant ; and David Walker, Gent. to be E nsign. Dated May pi, 1812. • 2d Ditto—Richard Hill, Gent. tube Lieutenant, vice Hendilas, resigned. Dated September 11, 1812. Royal West Gloucester Local Militia—Nathaniel Smith, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Cooke, resigned; Ensign Michael Wil co: to be ditto, vice Macdonald, resigned ; Fnsian James Whitcl.urch to be ditto, Ace Blirr) te 4 S ll ed Ensign Wm. Morns to be ditto, vice Antes, promoted; George Cwinnett • Bonniest, and Henry Savery, Gents. to be ditto. Dated Au " gut 29, 1812. . /at Regiment Of Ayrshire Local Militia—Charles Sommerviile Mae Alli•ter , E.g. to be Lieutenant•Coinnel-Commaisdant, • vice Kelso, appointed to the Ayrshire Militia • MajorWilliert • Fullerton to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Ca meron, resigned. Dated Noveniber I!, 1810. , td Dittc—Major Alexander Cooper to be Lientenant.Colonel.. vice 'Ludlum, restyled; David nnudgrass k s.eh man , Esq. to be .1 1 04 r, vice Cooper, permit d. Dal ed Nov. 12, 1812, • e Pt& liattallote-L.litit Lieutenant Alexander Murdea, to be Captain, vier Baird, resigned. Dated Nov. 12, 181 i lls! John Kennedy, Esq. to beCaptinp, vice Mottos, mien& Una Jinvensba SS, Hat. BANKRuri . c V.ENLARGED. • ; laoosay Be. Hen/ Living and John Living, of Great Prescot •,..tt, Goodman s Fields, merchant, at ten, at CuildhalL 1.-nusry tS. Jolt Callaway, of New Bond-street, Hanover :quart., ;aphelian:ter, at ten, at Galata BANKRUPT& • Sstievel Morris, late of Taantos t ileilibritte, builder, dealer and thaptuan, (but how a prisoner lb Plowgate, Bristol). to stir )7 *ender Drc. 29, 30, and January 23, at one, at the Cornmea 1, 0601.A0Dmr, Bristol. Attune's, Messrs. Vlzard and Hatehip- AAuug~, Lincoln's-1;m, Loudon; Mr. John !vie, Taunton, or Mr. Wltitoqr Harris, jun. ittistol 4 tit4411 Capes, of East Belford, Nottingltsm.hire, money- scri- Mar, dealer and ehaystan, Dec, 27, 20, and 29, at eleVis at the - White Swan, Drakenholm. Attornks, Mr. sensual plaice, ‘ ,l4lmKrgh ;.or Mr, Iketbana, Cowpeekcourt, .10 Oil gi nigh, of Milbank-street, Westminster, victualler,. Wei and chapapan, Dee. 19, at one, Dec. 2; at eleven, and. illisuaiy 2s , at one, at Oulldhall. Attorney, Mr. Sansuell4,- 111,14avespeLreet, btrassd. Isdat Taylor, lea of Cheepside, Laotian, draper, man's mercer , *Oar and•ckeynnw, and Janeary u 9, at Guild: letornies, Messrs. Chapman and Stevens, Little Saint 7(bornas Apostle, Querusst. eat, f ihßliony • Van Wageninge, Jacob Zink, Jacques Gabriel Van Wt.-ede, and Peter Van Der Aa, new or late of Globe-rued, Milt-tad, Middlesex, imperial British verdegris manufactu , Tons kiligefebtr 19,19, ond J wear, gs, at one, at UrsildluJL .11400 67 Wirs Wt. W. Lovell, No. 14 Holborn -court, Gray's „OM, Leaden. Mobert Paoshord, of Aldenham, Herta, dealer and Chapman, Dec. 11, 96, and January us, at ten, at Guddhall. Attorney, . Mr. Palmer, Barstarcro-Inn, Holborn. 'tones Paste, of o:ay's-late-bag limed, Middlesex, stable-. keeper, dealer and dames, Epee. Id; 90, and January 23, at tos, it thAdball. Attgyaey. Mr. Hussey. Purin a / a rs-Inn, itolbom 'Dams BadelksiAddleseons, Surrey, smith and farrlei;tdenliri and chapeau, Dec. at ten, Dec. 19, at eleven, and' Jalntary 23, at ten, at Gsdlikell. • Attorsties, Mr. Rickard Walthew, of. Rgimansdytla,ter *nes. It.S.Tayier and Clegseatt %. Inn, Logsdon, •it IllisosOuninter nod Johi Randall, of High. -Ns/Mi lle, SwF% mad of the Coiliswesial-Rnad, L . dleamt, limiter*, glaziers *liters dealers, • • N . a m i d cipartbers, Yee. 16, 20, s;ml J at ten, at. Golidkall. Altana", Meidlaiskok fYtld~~Mmi, ea William Hophloos bwileseve• Gholutioshirli. s teeper, f D ee ds, to, and January $ 2, at twelve, at the Cbercial Room', Brlstt4. A,ttortiies, Messrs. Osborne and Watd, tol ;or Messrs Barrington and Jenkins, seartsea. • • ravid Dolby, of Leeds, Yorkshire, drysaker, ware•enliler, dealer ; and chaprcau, Dee. '23, 24, and January 2s, a ;he White Swan 1 , Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr Spright,l.erds; or Mr. Vauye, Chancery-tole, Loudon. ?bonsai Webb the younger, of Longford, Wilts, miller, awn factor, dealer and chapman, January 6, 7, a s s 1„3, s ons . stn IlinWinte Hatt, New Sarum. Anoraks, 'Mr. Maw/ft 1 -14•44keeirert. Suund, London; se Masse& Wilointaillet GOAN, nadishary. _ Ik - ft $OlOl *Meth, K Beickeey, Liacainsbire,. sifter, aralogiaragt • '41141•10#4 issuer? Is 2 . and 93 , at deem at tkeliketsGOle itm,Vblseks. Anoraks, Messrs. Lodlngtonned Hal l ,T4ooslla/ UMW; or Mt. Wm. Bowles. BOUM - • boa George furnace, of Neweastle•lima.Troe. gram, ehailaysn, Dec , ilk last.l s ol go, is eleven, at Os Inn, Newesstlenston-lyns. Attosnies, Meuse. and Pekbook, Hattowtherdin, Landes ;or Mr. Dighhis canlevmm tbset Zr. John It of bfeweartle-uponeTyne, ship-owner, dodgy • and chaperon, Dee. 10, teneary 4, and 23, 0 norm at the George Ina; •blestscastle-upone I yne. Mionsim,Megsp,Mss goo mud Feltbask, ron.Garden, Lair s. !g kb, Dos. • ..•• •Olt M m n an ictil D l C l e 13 " , a t r as L e d Til d uiarr; the Littleton Arntsilast. Postkvidge. Armories, and Wightinan, of thejtmer Ttinpli„, ,, Loadoni .whereat, thelffordWria 'Ater Purster,l4 }Jerrie', liquorwerehrint, *vett, *Ow s4l+n4liapah Bowl, 11 verpool. Attoraies Mr. John Ronson, /few verpool; or Wash. Tanebtraiiii, and .owpiane, Louden.. • t o Palter yntan Cragg ;filets, Cheshire, l'elvester ealfeo-primer,' Dec. 30, fan. 3. and 23, at 'Lean, Deansgste, Manche's*: Attormes, gad Ainsworth, Manche/act; GC Messrs. _Wgv, maple. I .oadon. well, of ElLutd, Halifax, Vorkehlre, '• &Num, lan. 5, ti, at eleven, and 23, at (out, li•L'ett kat, Halifax. Attornies, Mr Wiektofforta, Allastienr; or Messrs. Wiglessewlk and Ilwatison, Pekrr, of lilearre strew, Chelsea. Middlowit lA. Vet and Ann. 23, at twelve, at Guildhall, " Ow!' Nir. Mille. Vitie-4feet, Piccadilly. ot BOW-court, I.ondoa, dealer andchspestan, Decentbcr L 5, t.t6, and . - at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Burn, Auctlllir ' Bank. 'Willem, Camps, of 'Wurcester-plach, .414 " London, wholesale stationer, Dec. 29, 9, , twelve, at Guildha ll . Attorney, Mr. Coote, I 'Henry H art,e of Portsmorth,Hants, navy-agent, es, at eleven, and Jan. 22, at twelve, et th• Portsmouth Point. Attorney, Mr. Hart, Puns Moves Knight, of Prospect-place, St. George's ' tualler, Dec. 15, at one, 22, at eleven, ancll Guildlall.. Attorney, Mr. Finthett, Great Goodasan's-lields. George Yates, of Gloucester, innkeeper, Dee. and Jan. 23, at eleven, at the White Hart In Worcestershire. Atternies, Messrs. Clark and ley, Worcestershire; or Messrs. Benbow and 'buildings, Lincoln's-Inn, London. • • ,Thomas Bat her, ofHeckmeadwicke, Yorkshire, and John Bar her, of Breadstreet, London, earpet-manufacturers, Dec.ls, 19, and Jan. 23, at ten, at Guildhall, Lund. Attorney, Mr. :41iurd, King's Bench-walk; Temple, London. 'William Cole, ot Whltcotnbe-street, Leicester-square, West. minutr, mule-dealer, Dec. 15, 19. and Jan. 21, at tan, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Spike, Elm.court, '1 ample. John Puole and Thomas Gray, late of Whitehaven, Cumber- Iwo!, linen-drapers, Dec. 28,29, and Jan. 'l3, at three, at the Bridgewater Aims lan, Manchester. Attorhey, Mr. Cunllffs Manchester. James Vaissiere ' late of Sun-street, Bishopsgate.stret Londta: cut tier, Dec. 22 , 26, and Jan. 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Atm& nies, Yvlessrs. Etritt and Rizon, Haydon-square, Londoa. Major Blun,Jell, Brier Blundell, and Sarah Blundell, of Htii• born-brldge, London, wholesale- drapers, Dec. 19, at twelve, 22, and Jan. 23, at one at Guildhall. Anomie*, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes Basiogball%tiett. [Dividends, Certificates, &c. to-morrow.] town. ; James AMlCgie des... the si4e by • •• • Ina e 5..., MOW WAIMEA AlfAtOeßallt 111101A1 s I AWL? Maroinf_ _.. , r4reres.-4 - .l'r“.T.-r,..pr . , u ,,,., r al, i Aigginloonoooo , ooooooo 00000004000 00000 00 0 11 . .._,.,L ~. 1 .., s :‘. :. it• . ••if . . , Wedolopl i itit .. • ••7 ‘:. I Whit, elowritat • . . IW. . 'IL - AleilliiiiiiAl Kowa, to Barrie, du wow of Mr. Nidookillosii4l44lo t vd E ttei WI; . 1 " r '' iiif n' ?;' i., ..s. • , s.;• • ,-....t.'i . " l&I 111 . # - • , , 1 fireking • 1 A ' ' -'° ' ReL I. it alaitogaldiegifami tltdadidlitElißig 0 11 0 0 1 , of Ms hoe Magid Wood. Esq. of Corti. . ~, coveri, Chatfii, ed recei7 JAILORS . nighest . .. Thomas B. Birch, of Jesus College. . -. lity, to Uwe net 79_, I ,Znei li r p ol e i cr t i tteis Itil_ A. Houston, of Queen's College. , . Proprietor, from pmmnat Knew el •o. J.'l'. Alrock, of St. John ' s College. Samuel Burgess, Fellow -Commoner of Peterhotne. : ;''; $l , ;. Bit t es b44l 47 4 ngion faaniklii . to it, i 7 slllk whidt its fi lli o 4 ,ooo llacri crAll an4ll.l44l r; George L. Tuthill, M.A. of Caius College, anOF. Okt , lN - ` Ilk illln boiler; Parents tind . othirs,wfitilase alielor of Music of the same Sociely e are atindeted Lima** Lebo*, bete AO Itenteibtoi a Wail Medici* n eeeggiug - 4 7:. in Physic. ~ . - , ever the stomach or bowels of cMdrei ere ea riai d tpktli .'l , The subject for the Norrbian Prize *nay for die pre...aat y ear which ;twill always he feared to Mfeve. is, " the Literary Beauties of the New Testainent." I s o ld, %vb.:4.3044nd retail, 5$ Oldiag Net enthetAretl4lllB., . The Prince Regent has presented the Rev. John Taylor to the siele. Loudon i titer all Retain, l-ortsmonth i bri m f Aisk Ms of Bute, Vacant by the death of the Reverend Edmund . Athisse." anti mallorr, oieseat MR' and fide ore, - elbliir M`Queen. 1 Coleman and Jacob, Sticettess ; Peel and it u al,g e d, Th ' s d Wednesday last Mr. Stratford Canning, late Minister ' gent _ Hull ; Holland, Cookworthy.Nettletcni, and Gil t php ssi , potentiary at ConcautinoPle, was admitted to the degree of Knott and Lloyd, and Strome" iliel CO. Ilirtin i tegi i 6 A. M. In the University of Cambridge, by Royal Mandate. i and Lynch, Manchester; trevffnan o Ettere ; SO* Duncan George Forbes, EsgSbf Culloden, us. presented the . Reeburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Raster mei kr I Rev. John Macdonald, Minister of the Gaelic. Chapel of Edia- Gliwllow ; Nitre and Barry, Brisiol ; *weasel% vane. , burgh, to the church and parish of Urquhart, presbytery of Ding- i wleb ; swinersi Imicreettr ; kseenes and ?re )y, Wit wall, vacant by the death ot the last incumbent. and Lathbury, Liverpool; Neale apd Ledg r, Dever. Thursday, the 13th ult. the Rev. John Ramsay was ordained Br glom ; Roberts, stiden, and null, ethologists; sill assistant and successor to the Rev. Alexander Colvin, Minister of by must 00sattY Fsobems vend!" • ill bse"o. se 01.14 salt. 0 rmiston, presbytery of ihslkeith. W HEN 'le*of if duestina au rawesateuat. • Tux do n ee) .- 1 be living to Henfordihire just given by the vit use persevering endertroprs t i zt 'owls t Pishop of London to Mr. Randolph, is among the best in Eug- • certain nietbnd of si;smine • :.. ke 141 1 . 1 11 a few pre ug unease% me land, for the several parishes are consolidated. The amount, foil rem* of their ;rIBWIR is 0 40 Dint P"e't It 7 : 'Atheist the tyttie-driving, must be between 2 and 3 thousand I. „ a , brTe bre" I porno e-Year. Other greet prelerments new lapsed to the Bishop ' . k. :,27,.=f of London, are the being of Sc Martin's, the Arcbdeaconry of . r certais '''' I t Zi er www .C . teofectimi of th.b ' Paet l e lll3 t 4 11 3 far swam alt Colchester, and two Prebends in St. Paul's. '1 he lands b e l ong - . cation , and its lug to these are adjoining to London, and about Hampstead, , anonens ...„ ~._, ___• Primrose-hill, &c. The Arehdeaconry is in general a mere dig- wit. r wL a tr Y....... i. . 1 7 . 7 . inns asodi atriC alld anakan i reati a l owel aNY G erli7ll b4 ll4l ll4 city, and not without loss in sustaining it (in punks, bospitah- : dam e; ie 7,7_ ""5 ern climates, or seem solaz vita, WO atesep ' tits, and bounties on the visitations). But Colchester his pp..- happily punned by the youot bath ,In tie bititillig titular endowment of a landed estate, worth probably above 5t ...,,.._ .._ Wm, " mitttlan"St slid is staa e*air a latessvoel imis i etem £6OO a-year. All these high preferments were held by Dr. Ha- 1 woos diseases, which, if not theist/ " I%ll* milton through a period unsua ly lung—near forty years. I name snot eonsamption. In that' XXII Niue ' Roam. DEANS.—The Lord Bishop of-Chichester has sprite- : deksienev witrug - er the esesenotnei al do bi rtltv ted the following Gentlemen to bit Rural Deans, within ,the arising from any nth," cum . b * ertdo= Archdeaconry ot Lewes : Rev. Messrs. Bale, Baker, Brodie, Cap- : Wiwi become enfeebled, as regularly . per, Patron, Hodges, Holland, Myres,Raynes,Trivett, 0. Wood- . don, they offer a fun), safeonsd'ipewly restorati o n te needed ward; and for the Archdeaconry ot Chichester, Rev, Mitssra. _ • - &aerie. Dixon, Domed', Hardy, Kinleride, Phipps, Stigler, Tattersall, Toghill, Walker, and Woodward, to each - the huperintendanee of certain therches sad boons, Fommitted. The appointment of RurallJaaa. helps witureoded row ; 'nearly 200 years. But before the Ciettiltek, Ike ----- I Mon, and well understood. Q 4 moll brilliant Otp i rrence, t ar t expectek take place next Month. So great au anxietoj created, that the arrival of the aUspicious will be hailed with the most liyely ctermasi .: • .: .of joy ! We are not surprised when • -. . • that by this event, many persohs will . *.." the very climax of human happinerL ' '.'. to the ensuing Lottery, to be dritwa 1 4t h ; , * it i.t elf next month. Eatli appliCation fa • ja 4,4 1 4, truly fortunate O ffi ces, V01..„Y. corehlt : , f 1 0v e ntr y-stre e t , is . strongly recbatitnetidt4; . IR& tnetate the unprecedented successes of EL ---- ' , 410 . exceed'our limits. Indised so propitiously biaft.,, smiled upon ikith,that tewardstheclose of theW.ge., alone, he sold pi l Prizes ,tO the.arnount of^ 000 • f besides seintio , ite. tae. It is a fact. that at j r zooo i • this particular .. .pan of theyestr, EYTON ba s Atflari Old a greater ;wisher ot rich Prizes titan any °ibis cotemporaries. • • rt num ENTA L UN I rantii—A COrrespondent recom , mends (but whether to avoid or to adopt he does not specify) _ he dress of the Cossacitsl r 'Shat is, if we ate to continue in the wish to OUT-dblibiANIZZ deca l' taw ; (pi; added to .s putty jacket, with frogs amd embrohlefitl add also in whisker: on the upper lip! they t.law a large Montero rid cap, (large enough fora carie's•foot jelly-bag), at the extremities of which are pondemas pendants of metal I and above all a LONG BEARD (like a Jew's) desceading literally often more than half way between the chi* awl the girdle ! . Monday laid tbclUcastlsma an, in Ireland, ex hibited a scene of • *ems Two parties, for some days befOCitere '..g: , . . for the conflict, tad, began at an' arly beasts issOtio,fhort t' - Erik by a preconcerted, r' . ' ---' while she other - -• • ' to some distance retreating party . and got o'er the number of their well armed, disch ed with ball, viva= did considerable - ' - were David Barrl art, having received , ioune , , of - to tratt,l,o- kik LbSIC:),, j,..1./ NA tz t antlB.4), 4u,rgtssuap v i gil LVA litjeati)it *voice dudlli*d tist *aids Vresie _ . 0 Ogle hisaiataishisa their Madame ant sulahug pa failed of &t tiled* effect.. Tile r - Odee 1 pardettlat fintiteh of their pritasslott llasforXlX unsueeessrtil caw _'...het; , .. ';',' They continue to . *recta* studies ter , ... , of Venereal complaints, dad that • - • Which is tat conrequeoareldhsiperMillii • . habit long and nest unbappilyperseedlis ~,,, • . , , it rite one It will be loon to be the -,' ~X,,,A, arse; the other 1111VC its ramps lately . • ` • , mining state of debility, *deb i t" not dategy ~ la impotence. These are ks ressatiand Istaptitiesloss of Invesadar pre et,aativasies usually erase the earr ie v a ttst eie sslllT a Wail under the Is Okapis and holl:sevirfatrif •Pliol Oh a long Ll= - tiedi lasinitinr r le AlailjAr a i e ts m tbe adaillisoipper tam" "It : - - in atitiris 7 1411 v usually MI . 01,mTgarlife101111 1 .11111• r / ir refilit7 ".."- a•mitaooilg= I =in:lertiroup. i• opal in aiii wow rZe ll re'w b ir at s =Alt ‘' . r . diedliWpreetith, Mr! row eitr ast r% l ige: % ea l" Sat . laic 1 . I igariMPolliWifllica JP is pelt hem destroyed, is latilope l asshil maw. the databsrleg sparks of ilte. and te reasilesare teat ijaNintritraCrerairo._ - ii lt ) aillallitliaas bollefseit tiger . . a l l t s Aoes : ZUZ l i t i s• IF ' • ." 'a pilat'iliall • r t th ' . Wi l lgan: llV tri t , i . , S . f. A . ' " 11 7 • - . 4000 Rargeiitic ; ifirtgarl AC reneterfte i. '~ f -- LIN sates -t :~ r_' J virriP lM a as I - - - ---- --- - Atoommlnillllllllllllll.ll.ll.lllllllllllll4l . . . 1 ' • • . . - , dealer and chap- _ UNIVIRSITY DIrkiIMOIVE, t e e. - .. • i.. . 4 ~. .."....... ',7, - ~ • --, -, , t . • 23, at twelve, at ........-.. p • I % t r . , Ijr 11 . . '. . .. , . 7 II" , M S 11 " IM P" • . oxicksit,mquipila •A Lcr-;'. :. T . -- • - Inor Mr. Willits, • '' -. • • • ' • ' • ' as swig vI% ' Via*CitiPter 4 , 2 1 API" . r s tja a =7,. b z,k ~,, Amis s, lain Jae. ~ and W . t 1 +8,., - a PfAcor ' ill thilliik lutd oh • 1, Dale4treet, 1A- : skew , ,1311t A . 16110 wing Getl 4 ; 4* ------, Wills. in the yolk ar , ~,,,....a . ~. •• r 1. ? ..,: . '4 . • ~ . b y err ! up ectora u se 6 a . d ---, emeai rri rest Exchange, Li- , . • awls I Richards , Chan- . . 911111.1111110 0114197,311 39, ~a‘, •• auk ame ; is the Vevallilifi k* a hint, and of Man. COraSlunat'r• - m i il ears. 3, at t ic em in a e t aadthe ~,,,....„,..,............... „,,,.... ...... i ,. : D..... ,,, e,,.., (~ .g.,..4 :: , i, ,, ,„: n.1 :1. ; Attar:nes Altura. Mr. Henry Smith, of Brawn,* College . - 3170 '. s t:' 4l• T`' ' 1 p C r ltlt e ital. Vat. and . G Tba.l4ltat 111"..17-41E111441°144113411.11. YISI"?. ot atlinhel 7 :t wer fissig s Osilad 'lt H ild"vi on iuMbilsa ry :ll , 74ll6 : llll4Bl:"C i n st7 dillitelt. tr tref scoradve 'lle 11 .1 :1:7 111 : re, woollen -manu- Ai,Lirf - miller frill* 0 Pe $0110! Cf a i l T._ r• r: 0 . never distress with Abe stentach ._• four, at the' White ~. , ECCLESIASTICAL 91101110 '1Q,19. - : ''' . , y a k , ~kw . rm . iv, a . m . :44kt: k i starlit., Gray'r4on, Rot: tor. poi', Feb,* Of All Soul). OM*. tr ole ageiregtO anison, Hailfax. to the !Way of Himirtihant, lit Kiwi Wirtfil • bk , e,... ,ter .' , advailgris 4 449$ 0 6441Romfgagoolot , ddirseas eameater, Rev. Mra 11111novaad: . • ~ • f'r% -•, g e . ..,. si s s a te w a gs inieithisiii imune., Man, Landow- Weilltssft OAK hi - 4dlr4 si•km osif igiatuteer i l iti utili ..7.. j, zm 4 it ly. Hem' ra. N4.ley, Bart. IdAD. to sllq it retort' a .ondon, merchant, Cambridgeshire, on the preirtisadon if the Prince argent,. . tea yam g A do gepotio, *, . - . --- . - 7, - -, .V:. f ~.: ,r. I lan. 23, at eleven, by tie pruiintion of Dr. Law to the woe of Cheater. •-• • ' • % ie . „ A. ...., . 1 .. ion Mart, neer tbe Rev. Gauge Turbo vale, vicar of Hanky Cask, te dessesdri Viiii la r d a i a raNga f o r ift& of Bropesberrow, Gloucesturshite. Owns gh av .4 4 1 k gi k ida....1 Oda, bOi ei:Algl s • Volvo* mg ter Thames -street, Rev.Vr: Veit, A rihderkon Ottdiddlesex, to Mt . • artyMnent Siam 9, and Jan. 93, at Ike of St: Marlin ' s -ht- the •liebls. 77 a ie Ounthrfeits. Pt "1"141"4"4 " Ill "MlftWii le, Austin-Friars. Rev. Robert Digby Stillingflect, to the vicarage of Cllseensower; . it, Dec. 21, at two, Worcestershire. • • '-' 'CI (TS .It 1 . the White Hart, Rev. Richard George, to the living tif St. Clement, Worcester, WORMS gm *time **pied i 'oil smooth. and to a minor canonry in Worcester Cathtdril. ' i - 1 ' ' 4regi'll Dii•WP•• - •" 11 4q. Middis.e.3, vie- CAMBRIDGE, DECEMBER t i e. ,, : dim of children sliould lie acquagr ilb witrc lig" ' Jan. 23 41 el/Ft at The folowing Gentlemen are admitted to the under - met of aPlAllittr 5 iilisSets of tilt CAA& a tee' Vita, ii at Prescist-street, d egrees : . ~,.., they bring - ors esnVuisiotisY dicrille grollA 1 nosoaatv MAST 1111. OW Ht el " „. . C. 2 9 1 att filler. 39, The Hon. J. Chivies Douglas, of 'Prink', " ' and they •prsrve fatal. itivingin 91111113111011 cs i Inn, Haitl, SS ASTIR or Akrs. . as a preveritntiveand cu ati ra rt ts emlik ii i nd Pardon,' William J . H. 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Qtereent. 1 f l .l t .srserleAtePes frtAifit at an early hour . ; but in a short titne one reconcerted plan, reweatiNd ptecipitately ler rapidly advance4pipt4 they proceeded tance on the road 14,44,4 a, whom. „thilP iarty fled o ,s to • .rfiei right aid n.t,' rr the ditches, where no inconsiderablia heir friends lay in ambush, 'AP; ditch/aged a volley of small arms, , ' . swan-shot, 40 1 * their anailaPtrgh rable execution. 2 41,*ing the s uer. 3 :01m FI S BarrT, fa rallit a l )7tv&s. I'll received a kilo 1,, CtFrins. a ball la t .*. „. _ a. • ~. tushing, iirffip* OVA splisir . 7 ,; . 0 . ~ . . . igrTf , " taffff.... 'wh o he by.sibitp. - 4. - parorefkap , W i c.l.4.;# kr 4 N e Mi a !" ..4 Pi frur-! YNE P4R KS. The intensity of the frost for the last few days and nights, but more especially. during Saturday night, held forth such flattering hopes of amusement to the admirers of skaiting, that thousands were induced to take the field at an early hour yesterday morning, in pursuit of this favourite exercise, and in a short time every pool of water in the neighbourhood of the me tropolis was covered with steel-shod heroes. .As usual, on such • occasions, the Pat ks constituted the i principal sources of attraction, and, in the course oft the day, the Knights of the Slates were seen flecking towards St. James's in great numbers. At one o'clock some hundreds had ventured on the ice at the upper end of the canal, the eastern end next the HorseGuarde having been completely cleared of the ice by the confectioner 'on Fiidar and Saturday.e— The el. mple of these soon dissipated the fears of the more cautious, and in a short time the throng of : tiaiters, Aden, and ordinary pedestrians were .so great! on the glassy surface, as to render . a quick progress extremely difficult. While - all seemed confident of ' security,. however. inn-accident of a most melancholy description created universal alarm, and gave but too forcible a signal for retreat. A young man of genteel appearance, who was c utting a figure of eight, ! about the centre of the canal, suddenly sunk, and for a moment disappeared. He soondiowever, emerged from the deep, and endeayoured, by .striking nut 'with his hands, to keep himself afloat. The cosing fragments of the ice, however, prevented Lint front availing himself of this effort, and alter he had for a short time grappled with the edges of the too foe Bile surface, he sunk in the presence of thousands to rise no more. The shock occasioned by this heart• rending spectacle may well be conceived y inevy libel). Boned their sport altogether, while others became more cautious, and for the remairidetof the day the crowd on the canal was considerably diminishele— The body, of the young man was not discovered for . . nearly three quarters of an hour after his final immer -1 sion. It was conveyed to Storey's Gate Coffee. 1 , house, where it now remains for the Coroner's Jury. 1 Six other persons fell in at the same time, brit were extricated, with the assistance Of a'basket boat. The deceased was only' '2l years of age, and an in habitant of Princes -street, Drury:lane. On Saturday a drummer boy and two others fell in, and a Gen tleman, in humanely attempting to save them, fell in also. • They must have all perished had it not been for the exertions of a sailor. He was up to the neck ifs water while extricating them from their perilous situation- The canal in the Green Park reelebiltostry thinly attended, while fair Rosamond's pond -*us thickly , sprinkled with students, whose clumsy filliexcited SO small delight amongst the spectators. t- The Serpentine River in Hyde Park. was welic iT O l : vexed with good ice at the western end, near - sington Gerdens , and exhibited a very numerous co r ps lof good skaiters, Who displayed their agility to a lea sltionabie assemblage which graced the bank on the southern side of the River. The only accident that we observed was of a very trifling description, and ended only in the ducking of an unfortunate wight, who. to his great enortificauon, became the laughing stock of thousands. • CeilON Ea's Iweuesrs.—An Inquest was on Tlauris day held before J. Uevrifs, Req. at the City Artlll4 l Poplar, on the bodies of Theism and Tristram G one th ree, the other six yells* Old, who being left b - that mother, while she went to carry their fat . dinner, set fire to th eir clothin g end were to dreg burst that they died the nalledWe. Also melte F " r . , Arms, wikchnorfAin, °Olio - bodies . of Mary. - I Comer Youns e llsbesotredisind,ebe ether two msd a half, vs enteleM l et• widow, left' diem:, she went to get beef, hweibgi iss site *Mt** pleand ' the candle out of their nub.. The younger, blesteeeie get at it, and set ,gge t 9 ka clothe% the llesse . o . *bit'll caugh't tbpse pkthi elder, in bis Mein* wipe _press them, and they Were troth an miserably - • at * their dtiagh in .1./ ii1k1440,„ 'f ' tz lprt midi e.sieiiodileittatdeata.' "" ' - ' - - .