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:;ATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. At 17.; Ccmrt ht Cat-Lon House, tile 24th 1.;12, nesent, his Royal Higl,ness the PinNo- P.1.-(;ENT in Council. 51i! lt!i fti arpninted hy !Cs Royal Highness the PR rNCF:REGENT in Chun ii. itt nainte and on the behalf of his IVl:.j‘sty, for the y.-a; Ist t . Delltn - dsitiro--khn Coopt-r, of Poddington, Pot - kshire—G,:‘,Cr• Eltt r 5, of Marchim, ' PttA ing!tan•shire—'•ir Harm Clayton. of Harhiford, Part. '- • and Huntingdonshire—John Caibtaita, of Wood hunt, Eiq. fate', of !nee, Esq. Cumberla:A—Thoma; Hartley„of I.hithwaite, Esq. Bateman', of F0.t0. , , Esq. I)evorcliiri!—James Hay, of ColE-prii,,, Esq. • 1 )om•tshiri.—Thos, of Cha lion Marshall, E,q. Essrs--Sir °bent Wigtain, of WA; hi'instow, Bart. Voucestnrshirr—Sir Win. I lit: 01 Witcomb-l'aric, Batt. 1-leLeti-r.l.! , .irt•---Thonnt. of 1 Esq. —•1.1111 e, of Fssenk!en, • Keilt —john XVIII:, of y, Esc. st, rehire--Rich: r,l Cl -:yti, I.incoloshire—Georgi• oi ICl.l.lowlAtirc--Charl.... , I .est of :•; . r. Pierre, E.q. Norioik—Jolm Tur.;,:r i.t E 9. NortVanytol:•hire-1". 1.)..ny%, of E.',100 Ne.ton, Ecq. ! of 11/111')ourLt- Eiq , • • Novo - 04am I , re--Hu!)1 Elaycks, kanhy Hall, Esq. Sackvii l .e Lluyd Whcatr, of Glympton• Park, Fr.q. Rutlao&ll:lc—Guar I Noel Not', of Ext , m, Esq. • Shropiliirt...—Ric. , :tra Lister, of 14. , Avton, FF.q. Somerset-hq.e—Wilkon V.top.l-i.o, of \ ien!„ion Eqq. _ btal..)rda:or Mot! ,•r•liaw, of :-ilkmore-l1owe,1%.(1. County Sr:u I. Iniy‘oti-1 :Lomas TbiAlethwallC, Of Solidi. , 11loorr, of 111c1ford, Esq. • Surrey--Thormt , zit.alirg liunson, of C:i.mipitmazdze, rs q . ussex—t:, , orsje Fr.tveis Tyhon, of Sin:l-too, E.l. I,licotv, Lsq. Wil•shlry —tii. NV.,'. A'(:•)urt, of Heyteelttry, Barr. 'Wore. John of NV:ln•slry, ork3hTe Lorias of h;:rivcn-i'Ark, Latt. SOL - 111 '.VALE,. C3rmv.rthel—Jolio Penibrol; e—i t-n7y courli,l 1, of ltobe,:on-iIA, EN. Cardipn—Grfflith Joocs, of C,r1. 1 ;,a, I:tq. Glamorpit of (;."! ytraliene, Dq. Erecon—Charles Fox Crespi7ny, of Tal:yn, IZalnar—Thotna; Grove You:111LT, of Cwm Ulan, &q. NQIt WAl.l.:s. • Tier:Arab —Wil!iam V.' yomt, of p,tiArth, Caroarv,,74— Übe llJnourable Pe!L•r Robert Drummond Burrell, of Gwydir. Ar6lest - y—liuCa Owen, (,f Co (lion; Ecq. .Mot:tgonie: y—ecorge Meare,i. of Fynnaw, Esq. • 1) 111)isl1—William Edward,, of Hentb c-1-louse, Flint—Hugh liur.l, , hceys, of Patyryll AIILITAR Y momoTtoNs. ovuicE (iv ollnsAscE, JAN.I:O, 1312.' Corps cf.ltoyal First, Lieutenant Ch Dixon to be Second Captain, vice Hol bertoa, &Teas( d. Dated July e 2, 1811. Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers. &cowl Litu'tuart John Blair to be Vtra Lieutenatt, vice Aber- - - - t.rrbie, decelord. Dated October 3, 1811. • Ctantuiszicals signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Palatine of Lancaster. John Ch-k, Esq. Io be Depu:y Lituteriant. Dar.ed July 6, 1811. Strethill Harrison, Esq. to be &au. Dated July 25, 1811. ltoyal Lancashire. Battalion. Wm. Crompton, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated a.c. 18, 1811. Wm. Ci ompton, Gent. sq be Ensign. Dated July 3, 1611. araes Taylor, Gent. to be ditto. Dated*Sept. 10, 1811. ' Julio Morris, Gem. to be ditto. rated October 80, 1811. Richard Greene gb, Gent. to be &to. Dated Nov. 1, 1811. Second Battalion. George Figland, Esq. to be Major. Dated Sept. 27,1811. Joirato::n Peake, Esq. to b Captain. Dated August 18, 1811. Pernard 1) r.is Daly, Esq. to be di:to. Dated Oct. 12, 1811. I..ll,vard Meadow, E.g. to bt: ditto. Dated D. c. 7, 1811. Jo'.ln Wright, Gent. to be Lk:ultra:lt. Dated August 18,1811. . George Ashton, Gent to be ditto. Dated Sept. 27, 1811. James Grundy, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Dec. 7, 1811. Clarks liarr.son, Gent. to be Ensipn. Dated Lea. 27, 1911. 3d 11,ittAun. Robinson Shuttleworth Bat tt,n, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Sept. 13,1t11. BenjJniitt P:ach, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Nov. 1, 1811. R‘,birt y, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Nov. 30, 1811. Get rge Smith, Esq to be &to. Dated Dec. 23, 1:311. John Yeahe, Gott. to he Livtitenain. D..:ed Nov. 21, 1811. Itlix Fo.rdit and Frederick 1 Gtnt. to be ditto. Dated Nov. 22, 1411. • Jano coo, Gent. to be dia.% Dated Nov. 21, 1811. F. F. F. Fteldi:,g, Gott. to be Finsign. Daze d le, 1311. Vin. vit. to d tto. baud Oct. f!, 181 1. Wm. 1\ lead, Gt lit. to be ii.tta. !Lard Nov. 13, 1811. Local Mditia.—Lonsaitle Regiment. Jo i. n .Arrns•rovg, El. to be Captain. Dated Dec. 11, 1811. Robert Michaelson, LAq. to h.: ditto. Dsted, Dec. ‘2 1 0811. Thomas 1 - lou,trnaa tliggin, Lsq. to be dicta. Dated Decunber 23, 1311. Gecrge Burrow, Gent. to be Lievtenant Dated as above. Newton and Failsworth Regiment. hihr. Esq. to be Captain.... Dated May 20, 1811. 0;c111.inl Regiment. JosLea Kay Robinson, Esq. to be Captain. Dated July 26,1811. John W.lcock, Getit.2.. , be 1 itutetiant. Dated as abuve. Wigan Regiment. John Havearckn, Ccrt. to be Sure.. on. Dared Aug. 15, 113 . 1 I. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Ccuiity of Bute. Mute and Argyll Militia. Major John to be Liatt nant-Colonel, vice Campbell, Datt..l January lei, 1811. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Foster, of Doncaster, Yorkaltire, butcher. laaac !arra - , now or late of Croft, Lancashire, shopkeeper. BANKRUPTS. Errnaby Faulkner, late of the parish of Whippinghani, Isle of Wig! Hants, blacksmith, to surrender February IR, at two, F.liruary 19, at eleven, and March 7, at two, at the Green Dragon Inn, Newport. Attornies, Messrs. Hart and Griffiths, 'Newport and Cowes. John Cupgan, of Staines and of Dile} am, Middlesex, banker, skater and chapman, January 28, Feb. 4, and March 7, at it, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Welch, Nicholas-lane, Lombard street, London. • Thomas Reynolds and Harvey Grace, of "Davies-inn, London, pabfislit rs, booksellers, dealers and copartners, February 1, I I, and March 7, at ten, at Gnildhall. Attorney, Mr. Abbott, Abcherel:-yard, Cannon-street, Igorp,ati Jones, of Neath, Glamorganshlre, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, Feb. 6,7, and March 7, at twelve, at the Bush 'tavern, Bristol, Attornies, Messrs. Price and Williami, No. 9, Lincoln's Inn, London ; or Mr. George Strickland, Bristol. Francis Beauchamp, of Woodham, parish of Chertsey, Surrey, salesman, dealer and chapman, January '2B, Feb. 8, and March 7, at ten, at Guildlull. Attolawy, Mr. C. M•Duff, No. 3, West Smithfield. William Erskine Davidson, of South Blyth, Northumberland, block and mast-maker, February 10, 25, and March 7, at l^, at the White Swan Inn, North Shields. Attornies, Cardales and Young, Gray's-Ina, London; or Mr. Jonathan Cockerill, North Shields. John )Ditch, of Castle-street, City-road, Middlesex, and of IJoyd's Coffee-house, London, insurance-broker, deater and chapoiati, January 28, February 4, and Martls7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allan, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. William Smallwood, of Bloomsbury-square, Middlesex, broker, February 4, 11, and March 7, at one, at GuildhalL Attoruits, Messrs. Caton and Brumeli, Aldersgate-street,. John Barr, of Gloucester, hatter . and hosier, January 28, Feb. 8, and March 7, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lodge, Amam i DA L hoes Platt e Tasavid-court, Temples Wiltam Fenton Scott, Lucas Nicholson, and George Smith, or Lerch, Yorkshire, bankers, dealers and chapman, Feb. 14, at the Three Tons, Thirsk, Feb. 20, and Match 7, at the bank ing-house of the said bankrupts. in Leeds, at ten. Attornies, Messrs James Lambert and Sons. Bedford-row, London; or Messrs. Upton, Nichulsons and Hendiesway, Leeds. Jeremiah simith, late of Woodbridge, Suffolk, but now a prisoner in the King's Bench, butcher, dealer and chapman, January 30, az eleven, February 11, at one, and Ma' eh 7, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. P,l,ner, Barnarsea-inn,Holborn. Joseph Pulley, of Capel court, London, stockbroker, dealer and chapman, Feb 1, 11, and March 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor nies; Messrs. Pearce and Son, Swithin's-lane, Cannon-street. Thomas Ellis, now or late of Newport, Morinnuthshire, shop keeper, dealer and chapman, Feb 4,6, and March 7, at twelve, at the Greyhound Inn, Broaslmead, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Whi-combe and King, Serjeant'.-Inn, Fleet-street, London; or hlr. J. H. Francis, St. John street, Bristol. Thomas Merryweather, late of Lincoln, taylor, dealer and chap man' Feb. 14, 15, and March 7, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Lincoln. Attornies, Mr. Spencer; Lamb's-Conduit -street, London; or Mr. Baldwin, Lincoln. John Wright, late of Pershore, Worcestershire, taylor, breeches maker, dealer and chapman, Feb. 13, 20, at the Bell bin, Per shore, and March 7, at the Rein Deer Inn, Worcester, at 1 I. Attornies, Mr. Francis Ditiely, Petshore ; or Mr. PhilipHurd, King's Bench WalV, Inner Temple, London. David Jones, of Neath, -lanittrganshire, linen draper, dealer and chapman, Feb. 7,8, and March 7, at one, at the Commercial Room, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Edward Bigg, 29, Southarnp ton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London; of Mr. Robert Bigg, Bristol. Edward Townsend, late of Ploxveich, Staffordshire, rope-maker, Feb. 5, at four, Feb. 6. and March 7, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, in Rugeley. Attornies, Messrs. Willis, Fairthorne, and , Clarke, Warnford-court, London; or Messrs. Birch, Foster, and Bishop, Rugeley, Staffordshire. John Smith, of Seymour place, St. Mary-la-Bonne, Middlesex, carpenter and builder, Junuary 23, at one Feb. 8, anti March 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Edwards and Lyon, Great Russel-court, Bloomsbury. William Soach Preatidge, of Mitcham, Surrey, farmer, dealer and chapman, Feb.l, 8, and March 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wm.l.anghatn, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn. Thames Brown, of Ilrearley-Mill, in Midgley, parish of Halifax, Yorkshire, dealer and chapman, Feb. 18, 19, and March 7, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax. Attorneys, Mr. Wiglesworth, Gray's Inn, London ; or Mr. J. Sut iffe, Mt tholm, near Hebdeabridge. John Coxeter, of Goswell.street, parish of St. Botolph Alders. gate, in the Liberty of Glasshouse-yard, Midsils sex, victualler, dealer and chapman, February,s, il, and March 7, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Setree, Bell-court, Wal'oroak. 1 1 John Moss, of Bluxwich, Foreign f Walsall, Staffordshire, malt ster, Feb. 3, 4, and March 7, at eleven, at the Shakesprar Ta vern, Birmlie;hant. Attornies, Mr. Joseph Egerton, No. 3, Gray's-Inn-square, London ; or Messrs. Spurrier and Ingleby, Birmingham. Thomas Whitehead, late of Aldermanbury, London, upholsterer, dealer and chapman, January 28, at one, Feb. 8, and Mardi 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Howell, Sion-College- Gardens, Aldermanbury. John Fislier Throckmo.ton, o a f Guildford -street, Middlesex, In surance-broker, underwriter, deal. r and chapman, January 28, Feb. 11, and March 7, at ten, arGuildlall. Attornies, Messrs. Forbes. Pocock, and Forbes, Ely-place, Holborn. Thomas Earl, of Hampstead-road, parish of St. Pancras, Middle sex, Idnen-draper, January 28, at one, Feb. 1, and March 7, at eleven, at Guildhall , Auorney, Mr. Ldwaid Poole, Ser- ' jeant's-Inn, Chancery-lane. Francis Day, of Crown -street, parish of Ft. Anne, West mirster, leather-trunk-maker, dealer and chapman, January 28, Feb. 8, and March 7, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. New comb, Vine-street, Piccadilly. John Howes, of Strood, Kent, gardener, dealer and chapman, Feb. 1, 11, and March 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Aubrey and Curtis, Took's.court, Curritor-street. Feb. 13. Wm. Cooke, of Liverpool, merchant-Feb.l7. Omar Hall, of Stallorel, banker-Feb. 27. Win. Butcher, of S,eton, in Asalield, Nottinghamshire, mercer-Feb. 20. Daniel Pawlett, of. Nottingham, tallow-chandler.-Feb. 25. Philp Luscomhe, cif Gravesend, Kent, taylor-Feb. 19. George Merrywrather, of Manchester, manufacturer-Feb. 18. John Holism., of Coventry, ribbon-manufacturer-Feb. 20. Miles and Robert Aiuscow, late of Clayton-in-le-Woolls,ll..aticashire,cotton-manufaeturers-Feb. 15. Thomas Like, of Old Brompton, builetsr-January 21. Join Bull, Wnt. Banks, and George Bryson, of King street, Cheapside, wholesale linen-drapers-Feb. 17. Joseph Bentley, of Smith- House, Halifax, cotton and woollen cal sl -maker -Feb IS. George Bromley, of Sr. Saviour, Southwark, lin keeper-Feb. 20. Samuel Sargent, of Bath, ebinaman-Feb. 25. James Richmond, of South Shields, merchant-Feb. 13. Robert Thor nhoirow the younger, of Kendal, linen-draper-Feb. 20. John Pailethorpe, Newstead, Nottinghamshire, merchant-Feb. 27. WM. Wright,iMancliester, grocer-Feb. 15. Joseph Nailer, of Jefferies-square, merchant. CERTIFICATES. February 15. Montague Barnett, of the New Road, St. George's in the Fast, 1 watchmaker. James Maclean, of the: Old Charge, victualler.-- Matthew Sandby, of Patriot-square, Bethnal Green, draper.- John M'Call, of Bishorgate-street, nierchou Henry Fry, of liedford-place, Ploonisbury, money-scrivener. Ridley Manning 'Webster, of I.lovd's Coffee disease, insurance broker. Robert ' Kendall. of the Old Changes, Warehouseman. John Hawkins Bar low, of G rarge-court , Carty-street, pearl-st ringer. Wm. Charles Steptiers, of Westbury-upon-1 ryin, Gloucestera'sire, jobber.- Jaco's Flake, of Tewkes.bury, draper. George Allen, of Caster ton, R u . landshire, innkeeper. R. Harris, sen. R. Harris, jun. Joi.n Willt , nson, and Wilmer Harris, of Watling-street, whole ' sale linen-drapers. George Suter, of Broad-street, Bloomsbury, victualler. Christian Frederick Bentz, of Kingston -upon-Hull, tailor. James Ogle, of New City Chantbers, London, insurance , broker. Daniel Buchanan and Robert Benn, of Liverpool, mer ' chants. Giles Waller, late of the Strand, baker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Hirst and Beaumont, Huddersfield, manufacturers.-Cliff and Billings, Huddersfield. Birkett and Co. Manchester, dry-salters -G. and R. Blakey, Leeds, grog re.-Ji von; and Yates, Liver pool, iron-merchants.-Reeve and Co. Wigs::, manufacturers.- J. and J. Silvester, Man( haster.-B. and S. N'eseoe,Tooley-street, grocers.-Bird and Holt, hlanellester, manufacturers.-Knoke and Casier, Plymouth, wine-merchants.-Lindo and Moaatta, Col nhill. brokers.-A. and R. Irwin, Chatham, block maker..- .E. and W. Mathews, Chall•am, enal-merchants. -Burgess and Co. Leicester, woolstapiets.-il hrackrey and Su ickit.nd, Leeds, dyers -Buckland and Stockton, Portpool-lane, wine-agants - Batnard and Co. Norwich, merchants.-Pepper and Cocker, Kingston, carpenters.-White and Proctor, 1 hreadneedle-street, spirit-merchants.--Liuthorne and Joiliffe, London.--White and }Neils, Chelmsford, drapers.---Quilton and Chef:ins, Waltham. croes, plumbers--Savage and W alter, Queenestrect, math-makers. EMITITQtAK smart shock of an eartllcpt Ike was fit on Saturday sennight at many places in Ox fordshite, arid the adjoining counties. At Tetsworth, Islip, Bletchingdon, Radley, Wolvercot, and many other villages, the windows were much shaken, and in many houses the shock was distinctly felt. It was accompanied by a deep rumbling noise, similar to a diScharge of Wavy ordnance. In some places this noise was heard for upwards of ten minutes. The iintrense rich assemblage of rare quadrupeds and birds at the Royal Menagerie, Exeter 'Change, is now the topic of conversation =wig the first cognoscenti and ensaieurr, and it is j ustly observed, how easy so noble and interesting a sight can be purchased, in compari syn to the great danger and fatigue that travellers have to encounter, after Nature's wonderful produc tions. 'Here the formidable Rhinoceros, the scientific Elephant, the Tapier or Hippopotamus of the New World, the Lama and Vicuna of the Peruvian Moun tains, the Majestic Lions, Royal Tigers, Panthers, Leopards, Tgaun, Hyzna, ursine Sloth, great African Ostrich, Emews, grand Cassowary, Pelican, Crown Birds, Cyrus, Vulture, Eagles, and upwards of 200 other interesting objects of Natural History of the fine kind, and in admirable condition, can be seen and 'sea approached with the greatest safety. POLICE. EOW-STREET.—MURDERS IN RAMIFY HIGHWAY. —Mr. GRAHAM particularly examined thesdate Mr. Mares premises on Thursday, and investigated some witnesses on the spot. Hart and Alblass are still kept in close confinement, not being able to account for about a quarter of an hour of their time on the night of the murder of the Williamson's ; it having been ascertained that a man can walk at a very quick pace in less than five minutes from that house to th Pear-tree public house. On Saturday a man and . woman who lived next door to Mr. Marr, gave evi dence respecting the horrible transaction. We un derstand it is their opinion that they heard three per sons walking about at the time these murders were committed. On Friday night, soon after 11 o'clock, as Mr. Stein, a naval officer, was passing the end of the Pia - zza, in Covent Garden, he felt something at his pocket, and saw a man, in company K stir several others, whom he chatged with attemptng to pick his pocket, when the fellow gave him a violent blow, which knocked bim down, and the villain ran off.— The cry of" Stop thief!" was raised; when Pearkes, the Bow-street officer, observed a man doubling back under the horses of a coach, whom be knocked down with his stick ; some of the companions of the robber then knocked Pea: kes down : at the same time, how ever, the officer had got hold of his neckcloth, and kept fast hold till some watchmen came to his assis. tance, when he was conveyed to the watch-houv, where the villain; with the most horrible impreca tions, lamented he had net done the prosecutor and Pearkes a serious injury. On Saturday he was brought before Mr. Nunes. The officer did not ap pear, but sent word as a reason, he expected to go to sea in a few days ; however his brother, who was in company with him, sufficiently proved the charge ; and Humphreys recognized him as one of the most notorious characters upon the town of the name of Bill Judd. Other officers corroborated this character, and Mr. NA RES committed him, under the. Police Act, as a reputed thief. WALsn's BANKRUPTCY.—Saturday being the day appointed by the Commissioners for Mr. B. Wahl, to surrender to his creditor s, older the Commission of Borkriiptcy awarded against him, a meeting of the creditors took place , at Guildhall. Several debts having been proved ender the Commission, the Ccm missioners, in consequence of the Bankrupt's situation preventing his personal attendance at Guildhal, ad journed with his Assignees to Newgate, for the pur pose of receiving his surrender. The Commissioners were introduced into Mr. New man's parlour, and shortly afterwards Mr. Wal,ll was brought before them, ai-,d surrendered kimselt according to the usual legal form=. lie stat?.l t! c ' anxiety he felt to lay lelore his cl-rditors, a ttisbc.A tory account of his of ; and, tiust: d, that when the time should come for th tt purpose, much of the odium which had been cast upon him would be com pletely removed. This consideration induced him to beseech the Commissioners to name as eatiy a day as possible, to receive the statement of his accounts. Improper as his recent conduct had been, he antici. pated that the result of the present enquiry wouki place his character in a paint of view considerably less offensive than had been represented. He took occa sion to express a desire of convincing the Solicitor- General of some inadvertent mistakes which he bad made tv:th respect to dates, in his evidence upon a late occasii;tl ; but he should abstain from stating any thing upon the subject, until that Gentleman could be present. He concluded by assuring the Commissioners, that it would not take the Assignees more than an hour to inspect his accoums, so clear and satisfactory would they appear. Mr. POYNDEB, the Under Sheriff, requested to be ' informed upon what principle the Commissioners were j then acting with respect to Mr. Walsh. He premi ; sed his enquiry, by observing, that although the of fence for which Mr. W. was in custody had not yet come under the consideration of she Judges, yet, in point of fact, be was a convicted felon ; and the ver I diet against him being, however, subject to a motion in arrest of judgment—He thought it his duty, as the public ofhcer of the county, and whose peculiar ' province it was to protect the claims of the Crown to the property of persons under circumstances similar to those of Mr. Walsh, to inform himself how the matter stood before the Court. The Commissioners assured Mr. Poynder, that nu act of their's on that day could affect the property of the Bankrupt one way or the other. They had merely attended to receive the surrender of the Bankrupt ac cording to the necessary forms of law. The Commibsionet 6 then informed Mr. Walsh, that they would comply with his request of having an eat ly day named to receive Iris accounts, as far as it wis possible for them in the discharge of their public duty so to do. No effectual st p could be taken as to the appropriation of part of the property of the Bankrupt, until the decision of the twelve Judges could be had upon his case.—Adjourned till the sth of February. Fotas.—Saturday night a fire broke out in an un finished house in Mount-field, situate between Whit chapel-ro;td and the Commerciatroail, which was en tirely consumed. It was oce.ts:oned by the carpenters, when quitting work, leaving a fire in the chimney, which communicated to some shavings. Only two days previous, a house, which was nearly completed, in the same field, fell to the ground. On Friday afternoon, a fire broke out in one of the chambers of the Blue Poits Tavern, on the Point, Portsmouth, which threatened the greatest danger ; but by the prompt exertions of the military and inha bitants, it was got under. The damage done is, however, considerable. An old Lady, of Haanpstead, while stirring the parlour fire, on Friday sennigh t, unfortunately bad her clothes set fire to, and was scorched so severely, that she died on the following day. Her husband was asleep by the fire when the accident happened. Monday last, that ancient edifice, the tower of Christ Church. Oxford, which contains Great Tem, was in imminent danger of being destroyed by tire. A room adjoining this venerable structure, the hearth stonesof which was laid on a large oak beam, it is conjectured, had taken fire, and been secretly burn ing for two or three days before it was discovered.— Alum was given. and assistance procured, in times to prevent the consequences that must otherwise bare ensued. VNIVERSITr INTELLIGENthi stmt. FA A STICA L PROMOTION& The Earl of liup.toun has been yleased to result Mr. JA I Smith, Preacher of the Go.pel, to the church and parish alio. gate, in the presbytery of Linlithgow, vacant by the death l i the Rev. Walter Jardine. Miss Kerr More lion has presented Mr. George Cupp preacher of thesGoTel, to the church mod pant's of Legertis oe g s vacant by the tranelat , on of the Rev. Henry Gainock, to the CI. nongate Church, Edinburgh. The Rev. Robert Napier Raikes, B.fr. has been collated tet , . rectory of Hellesdon with Drayton, in the ccutr. y N„ r.o : . and the Rev. Ligonier 'Treadway, to the vicarage of C..ytoft, i ; that county. The Lord Bishop of Bangor has been pleated ee l ve vie Rev. Robert Evans, B.A. to iharectory of I.laog ; th e g et Robert Jones, M.A. to the rectory of 13odfran ; and the gm B.A. to the rLetoi y of Mow, all in Use e..urty Carnarvon. The Bishop of Exetv has lic-ticA tl•e Rev. Pc!was I ,Li r% Stay, clerk, to the Perpetual Cure o: Br. to Tole, it, .he ce lmt of Devon, and to the Virarace of :t: the aid CAL, ,void by the death of the Rev R. Sir I.:+t•. t it Rev. B. ittn. , , of Harrsheld, Glut .. r-'.ir •is presentkd the rectory of f;werne.iley; Motimuit Rev. Cap! Whitmore 11 . ashilelki,111). hetiow of ',sus CAt, t Oxford, to the rectury of Guytre, hltotot Rev. J. Mow, r, to the vicarage of • 1 0 .61tor4 7itr • Yorkshire, swain by the rks Lrnat Jolt of tbe Itcv. A Rev. John Steward, M. 1. to the recto. v of llol;.r ?: vacant by the klecva-e of t.se Rev. Dr. Ba.ne. CAI4IOIDGI., ell.—Sa'Ure-gy 126'• et the ar o lad u0 ., 4 . 1 of Arts et.nouvitct mem, tifttlemen tve. a adot.t.kk: t• that degree, aniuvg %hum WILAN scr...kil , La! hi.K.osii i ;LT*6. r, St. !,.)! FIA in, l'ent , '„ Moak, y 11.6.?11191M, je ut - NViLhatile, fit. Qtlyvti . 6 Drs Neale, Sr. John's— Jordan, Trinity Holmr<, Queen's Gray, :A. John's— Vt't lets, tinily Fuller, St. lollies Walker, arist Church Criffith, Trinity Cosset, Triui:y oPTIMtI. Drs.llliek, Law, Christ Greene, Leas% 'l•rrro:t, '1 rin'ty W his 6, rmmantirt Carver, Brits% Carrow•, St. John's— i'hilput, Christ Button, l'embrete Juutoit Tr•nl•y Barfoni, Clarrhail - S:rwart, it u.i•y Trinity lit a. Spurg'r, Dyne.% Ftni c, Cams 10..y0r, 5 . -- nl rehrEitv, '1 tliiity —k, +e, Clartli.4l - per.!a.m. S.. Jalia's R mats, Tr I3i y Joddrrp. 1 troy 'I linnibuck'e, Eo:lama, • orriut s Il`r. WA vt tn, Chritt N:,11 tit. IL t t. t 111-t, a' v, 'i , , ••••1 I . Nt ni. tl. ` 4 t J(.. •ift lag y, ar ':ls "E) , 7 n iq!j . ..4re4to w C)ln:•i(eDL I of Q.t.t.'i Calks Thelipls,an Psiz. fir the Fe: ui LEEDS SfSS!).V.i% NEW INTEnrirIT,IIICN (li' THE 101.):RATnN ACT. (r~c f.:ll,,wingll - iying apre.:!est in en!y n prt • , OUT impre , sion o:i I.i.iy :yr it 4 place:) 1 1 .1 r Ite.lnri Weetr, a Tn., in \:re-ebli•t t'or nl,rtas, 1:.‘1.4i, tr. : t. ~4th, 2:1 , i ht Ile rt (.1 t. , inw., 4t !..... 4 c;acit:on ri.c,aired thr TA:raiiuu Act, to ii.u.e.ity 4 'ciate n a Dis,enting i 1 he Bench rd, if he wa , api•ainted a Tracher to sty re. cifie Con.tri g trio' ? 1114: th . V. Mr. Woos!, gen. 401111 .14 X 1•0 a Tr/X:140 . 0 limey. In the rams connect:on, n Usat Lis 40.1 WAX tii raid 4 Brandt, , . _ _ _ Recounts—Suffer the young man to answzr t'teluttioul hinice.f.. . Mr. Robert Wood—lt Is intruded shit I should lit Brantley. As miry, and other ri:lages In the vislaity. The Rrcostos.a, after some cunversitinn with the &teasel the Ccunwl near h;m, resumed—" hum a repent if a cut* pubhilies% it appears, that the Court of King'. Bends bared. ded, that a Protestant Dissenter who sires himself as UN eh preaches to set•eral congregations, without sheering that behn • s 7arste coegregatlon attached to hint, is not entitled to tale tie ousts a , nl mae the duchtation required by the Tolerative Jr. It tv,l: chL refure be necessary for you to prove your :;:Nisei to preach at • separate cungrepatoo, bytere you can tie t•niiat to take the oaths. Mr. MA' DE hi-re obit rved, that though the Coin of lief Bench did no:, is the case cited, thiek proper to tune a M taus 19 compel the 11141-te:tes for adoicalster the oaths, Of Riot fotlow that the oaths might n.#: lie ashmid•tereal a. Wow fore, ssithi•ut requirii,g :hose mew cusid.t.oas, wh eh sea,: Dew belle beard of. Mr. HAt N %WORTH, in reply, aid, tile Maestratos rouLi wag' administer the oaths, agreeably to the provisions of the To wit." Act ; and if that Act required c:-rtaln previous coned:Sow.% titg not in t power uf that Bench, or any wher, to di peaw ,ttb them ; for it the Magi.trates in ;he no. alluded to, Is..d regal's' any thing .o be done which the law bad lint made nectiorOf Cot.rt of King's Bench would have issued a Mandantes to ow pel them to administer th , ! oaths. in these observations the Court coluedrd, and reruwil is 01' minister the uw hs. _ .... _ Before the Court adjourned. Mr : lio:t i o:ty, a &twine and the trillion of the Rt v. Mr. steaenatt, a Littscuting Mitti•ter Bradford, presented himself for tt.e 4:mte purpose, andlitt2p I.l;cation was rtjtcted on the sante pounds. Put it Maid upon inyu ry, that this Gentleman had matio applicalon test improper Set-ions, the Colin Itavi.T no j ; tristlictiou 44( ter bo.org'i ; and he was advised to make app tc nwn to tb Fr 4►v'. for tae kitliog. On ti .it Gent email exyr.stng sons s,:rplatr 4 the nt w provaions, a'ter the ilts• of a cen!Tv,•SA been discovered in the '1 o'eragon ALE, Mr. }4 !ray. orK'- corder, admired that it IV.II errantly a MO* httei pr. t ttioa Ace, anti tha Magistrates had been uniformly is the pratter atirninitt-ring the oaths witlmut any reterLare tc thd.c nations which the (eutc of Kigies Bench Lid ticc . altd I S /IF mcessary. Mr. Hennercr's mutton on Thu:ally night, oVel was likely to harm be. - A carried unaramously• V for the a;pointmcnt r f Committee to coneider b r what means tlie atchority of Ecclesiastical Co;iril might be p:operly enforced without the procisut excommunicatim ; in consequence of which, Si: SCOTT pledged himself to bring in a Bill, andO. li.'s motion as well as Lord FoLazsruxes sv.ir I coarse withdrawn. MARRIED. Wigiato lAge, of Ipswich, to Miss 1.. Drowse, of too, Sutflik. Rev. H GIrt11( s:one, to Eliza, third daughter of T. Bakal Esq. of Wer Brecleohant-hall, Norfolk. Rev. Mr. Jarvis. of Wymoodbani, to Miss Czaftrs of 114 Darehant, Nor.o:k. DIED. Res Harry Thomas Foley, rector of Hone and As& y, sershir4. Rev. C. Nowell, rector of Lanvigan. Herefordshire. rd t 49, Rev. 1. Lipteatt, M.A. rector 31 Great 1ie.14 1 4 and Bah ngworth, Ewa. • Rev. I.G. ls es, of Bungay. Ated 58, Rti. 1. Goakarth, vi , ..or of Rimiest! and Dr 64 Nonhanir onshire. TOMORROW. Sun rules f San ems I 0 " .1111.6. . A ., 85 minsites after 7 125 minutes after 4 10 adestr.••• - HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDG.E TO-MOSSO , 57 Winner iv, Afternooo Mititirqla".V LONDON t Printed by Laver. Eger eheturiest. '-- 114 publiabed there, ;ad at Ole B:ay-f e rSee, TULIP SENIOR fir.