Star. — London, England, 1813-12-20 00:00:00

CCIMMUCL9 erd f ell=tgLitt ,COPT C hiS loratio, givingen =count of the - of six twentykstrpounders on wh'o would havtmattoially it 'ldliit ships to the Keetati - .. precipitate flight of the enemy prevented them to action, • but takes notiii ' spirit with which Lieutenant ' *Ms April Highness * . lie bent .plesaed, hi the officert.and men undettis command, the name and 00 the . ;to co= e a s od z •Olf attatk them.—l have thelonour to be, Right the Right Heira. 410114 ot ' t_ Hon. Nicholas VeMittat t lion. William Pine _ ~ • (Sired) strait!, Chancellor of the • • Sores* P4et, L Ha s ano, eff Zuldorie roe,Deceenber. Bow; Williim Lowther, . sidled Viacom .Awi iter) 14nd Charles Grant e ilm. &qr. to be Continiluionem fei 'SIR—The thickness of the weather preventing • elecuting•the office 'Andover of Ids eisteaselt listeikquee. . irtatler'S sailing yesterday, enables me _to acquaint • tx!mtnr4o4TßltEr. DgcwsßlL 13. .. ( you dt a brilliant affair by the boats of the Horatio mg *Ma i moms twavegosestosthe wow and en the T anitokmphion, under the immediate command of . • beltalfof his Maieny,bas boo graciously pleased to appoint Major 1 Lieutenant Whyte, First, of the Horatio. ••••••.' Generaledward Barnes in Ise Lleetenantailevieed of the !we- l Having.recejved information ,that the French had ' . • • =tame, in the room of Aldred Monona. Lesack, El* -augmented their fortes in the island of Tholen with . .. four, hundred men, and it being necessary to seam . YORIIGN-OFFICE, DECEM)ER 13. the battery at the point of Steaviness, in order for the Vlb loyal Illghhess the Prince Regent las been pleated, In ships to pass up the Kiktan, I dispatched the boats of she Stine and Ms the beheiltif bin Majesty. to appoint George Weser, Es* cobs his Majesty's Consul fee *provinces a Di e • the two ships at ten p. in. with the boats crews only, rag Sid GuOnsem, in the kingdom otSpaio. when teey landed two miles in the rear of the battery ; . •-• • ADMittm..Tir OFFICE, DECEMBER IS. ! immediately on their approach, the French precipi ' Coff dit Letter [min Admiral Young, .Commander in Chief of tat* , and did not enable our brave fellows to ... __ . _ _ --- • • the North Sea; , John oppose. m, and we made only three prisoners.- - - Th consisted of six 24-pounder guns. Lieu tenant Whyte, with the assistance of Lieutenant . Champion, First of the Amphion, and the officers and ' men under their command, dismantled the battery, spiked the guns, destroyed the carriages and ammu nition, and returned, on board at half past three a. m. Though the enemy did not oppose our force, I hope it will not diminish the merits of the officers and men employed, and that their zeal and. activity will merit your approbation. 1 have the honour cc) be, &c. doing (Si gn ed) G. STUART. ly _ _4 surrendered _. - -- ---- MILITARY PROMOTIONS, have the lionetily,nibe; acc; (Signed) • w. TIMING. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, DECEMBER 9. His mosstysshir. t u fw w , of Zuderie zee, Wand ' Royal Regiment of Artillery—Second Lieutenant Constantine • Ste, . ,of Schemers, December S. • 1 Yeoman to be First Lietnettant, vice Holloway, deceased, V o nt Lieutenant Edwin Cruttenden to be Second Captain, vice Yesterday mornitome packs brought off a letter i 1.... deceased; Second Lieutenant George James to be First , (roma : Gentlemen o had been-in the British set- Lieute nant, wse eke Crittenden ;Second Lieutenant James Christie • vic44-eqiiestlng •aiiil to drive the French from Zuderie ! to be First Lieutenant else G. Smyth, who resigns. ~ . ze eb ..-, - L ic e no tip s iii i r or k ing _up. a id ;me l lowe d Artillery of the King's German Legion—Second Captain Cheeks ostrwor. ocituooketo r e iletr i jottery, which mall. •de R . etchers to be Captain; First Lieutenant Lewi. Jasper to ......• . 1 be Second Captain, vice Rettberg • First Lieutenant WilMam C 0111111430110 th e Pies**. Ali It was netwa'at7 to de Schade ro be ill1;to ; Second.LieLtenast William de Geoben • pass, in eat eetinin of your orders, I made the dieposi, to be First Lieutenant, vice Jasper; Second Liewenant Win. • don for attacking it. I therefore collected fittj ma. de Scharnhoret to be ditto, vice Sckade ; Second Lieufeuants with t h. ' Frederick Drechrler and Augustus Pfaankuehe to be ditto. Tine* And nvealy Walitiliiii , • " lb" Horatio, must nunsbetleotk Ow • • • , '• , , with -a dettniatea=- OFFICE OF Cfel/Iritlice, DECESIBEE 13. . tide • Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers—Henry Smi th , Gent to be a doirof stoning k hors' ~,., iesr t 'ansypn is the Veterinary Surgeon. would *Aria Aor ill! . , • * kirittint ship, Which I - o . 1. Cmnsissions In the Royal Perthshire MiStla, signed by die could not be tilt nine P. _ ~, ~ :"Vialit.the interval .a ' .., Lord Lieutenant. ' deinititt 6 n *an the Prhicarig . 45116 4 15 41111" on bawd 'Mn Clarke, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Pursell. resigned ; .uo. soder a flag of truce, from die Finale Generale rt. • hers Thompson, Gent. to be Assistant-Sergeon, vice Fenton, senescing that, in order to save the !Elision of blood; • resigned; Stewart Chisholm, Gent. to be ditto, vice Delaunoy, w prevent the disorders which were likely to Onset . C a ed. , in the city, then ins slate of i • tac k s of . 1 .;nneission in the Wiluhire Militia, s' fined by the Lord capitulation shituld be granted. by whichlra film lab , faiiistlieer, Gent. 'to be Li l e .i u e t u e t n e a n n a t n . t. with their baggage, should be allowed to WititeleetW Connisisaions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of gad be conveyed - to Bergen-op.Zooni t this t pliessip. , , Stafforil. torily refused,* and sent back the terms here Wile en. The*Rbrgewn Regiment of Militia—Ensign George Vernon . *Oa • The thickness of the weather did not citable to be L enant, vice Gardner, appointed Adjutant. at Cen tral Regiment of Local Militia—William Yates Peel, Est. ' 'the deputation to qtit the ship befbre ten o'elock Me 10, which induced me to twtend the doe tirmli• to be Major. sight. I had tint proceeded any ' considerable dis- Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Renfrew. lance from the ship,tcfmre the tligtlal,•its token ((sub- aTo be Deptity lieutenants-I-John Maxwell, Ent. ; Michael M. • Minion, was ,made . I landed at the battery; which cukon, no' ; Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, Ban ; Duncan Dar. havin su t u red , I went forward to the town, and ric h, E sq . ; an d th e Praiast of the Ro y al Bur g h of Renfrew. g Ist Rtgiment . of Renfrewshire Local Militia. found the 1 T o b e e native • French had made their escape . - I.leutenant-Colonel.Commandant—Sir Michael Shaw ffirectei the seamen to, remain at the gate, and en- S tewart , B ut . • tend with the marines amidst - the acclamations of an To be Lieutenant-Colonel--William Napier, Esq. immense multitude ; proceeding to the town-hall. ITo be Major—James Robertson, Esq. To x be C apta i ns— G eorge lhli Dexter:, itetinder Wood, James was met.by the most respectable inhabitants in a body,Agnew trawforcl, end then having dissolved the French Municipal Au. Robert li)PeniSteua°rntasandinafties Hunter, C amp b e ll, l.sqrs. thorities, I directed the ancient Magistrates of the To be Lieutenants—Archbald M"Gown, John Scott, John Ito. city to resume their functions. This morning, in bertson, and Charles Holzendorff Byrne, Cents. . Patrick Hunter, 'thomas Carlile , Gershani Stewart, John Dun. compliance with my directions, the Magistrates of t John Shaw Stewart, and John Stewart, Gents. to be Lieu the town of Browershaven reported their having tr, , , n ,, driven, the French from thence, and they received si- Juim Alderson, Robert Steel, Alexander I .aw, Malcolm Mae./ milar injunctions with respect to theirProviiinnal Go- Gown, Andrew Gardner, and Peter Bruce, Gents. to be Enst . .s. vernment. 1 took possession of a brig of fourteen John Shaw and Alexander Buchanan, Gents. to be Quarter gims, formerly hit • Majesty's brig Bustler, which the Menem enemy had attempted to scuttle, also a French gun. Doctor Andrew Hill and Doctor John Speirs, to be Surgeons. boat, and .a considerable quantity of powder, and Rev. Dr. John Scott and Rev. Robert Steel, to be Chaplains. have, in the course of this day, brought in 20 priso- 24 Regiment Lieutenant-Colonel William Mure ( Vice-Lieutenant of the Court• hers, and more are eipected: ty) to be Colonel Commandant. I f.;el happy in having obtained so important an j John Maxwell, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. acjuisition as the whole island of Schowen, without : William Lowndes, Esq. to be Major. James Aitken, Robert Hos!gart, Wm. Masher, James Semple, bloodshed, and facilitating the means of opening a ; c ommunication, with the allied fcnces in the sofa'', of ' Claud Jamieson, John Coubrough, James B. Adshead, and George G Boy& E.sqrs. to be Captains. Holland. . I John Stewart, William Arthur, John Macalister, Alexander H. In closing this dispatch, I beg leave to recommend i simp,oz, and Alex. Cathie, Cents. to be Lieutenants. R to yOur particular notice the zeal and activity of Cap. iobert Montgomerie and Thomas Auld, Gents. to be Ensigns. Lieutenantuarte John Wylie and Lieutenant Donald Macintyre to be lain aterstraTis of th e Amphior, together with Lieute.' Want _Whyte, First of the Horatio, with the rest of the ' Ti?ottiastMast. or t er Gent. to be Surgeon ; and Ruben Cachet, officers, seamen, and marines under my command, in I Cent. to be SurgeouWate. I this service. I must here beg leave to express how 1 Commiesion m the Cardiganshire Militia. . much I ern indebted to Captain Hamilton Smith, of Richard ()wen Powell, Gent. to,he Lieuteuaut. Nov. 29, 1813. the Quarter Master General's Department, for his I Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Salop. advice and assistance, who, from his knowledge of Centre Re g iment of Shropshire Local Militia—Mtchael Stokes, Dated Norfolk R eg i m ent 3.1 81 t f min . - the Dutch language, and of the people, has very 1 co G ioo en i t iss t io u o b s e l ie t u h t e ell 27 Or Tsast much facilitated these operations. I afso enclose the I signed by the I.ord I. leutenant o Mili t ia, list of ordnance, &c. taken. I have, Iles Samuel Hogg, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Bedford, resigned ; and (Signed) G. STUART. Joseph Marge t son , Gent. to be ditto, vice Bolton, appointed to the Line. Doled en blood his Britannic I__AairattnAlF ki(trarins ' Shteipstdre Yeomanry Cbavalry.—Charles Warren, and Who mas at half-past 7 o'clock, De •M• met 7, 1819. i Sandford,' tents. to be Comets. ir sa—With a view to spare the effusion of blood, **pal South Lincoln Militia—CUlford King, ER: to be Major, as senior Officer-in command of his Britannic Ma- Age Masse. promoted. jesty's forces, I feel it my duty, after the communi- 1 Royal North Lincoln Militia—lames Suttees, Gent. to be Lieu. canon I have received, and the resources which lat 1 wn " t ' tiontoenua liniment of Militia—Thomas Matthews ' Esq. to present have, to sunuaons you to ant prisoners , b e Lire* and George Kirby, Gent. to be Ensign. of war, with the French officers alteiteroops under 3d, or Redford Regiment of Local Militia—Lieutenant Thomas your immediate command. •'. . • Woodman White tobe Captain, vice Thoentne, resigned. and Quart a y er-Mis ze te; Job4onworth to be Lieutenant. by brev e t. • No other condition' will be admitted. I expect a Shack, Gent. to le Ensign. decisive answer by twelve o'clock this night ;—nly 1 9 1 ,N= ef Worth ear Militia—John Hood, Esq. to authority will not admit ' of the suspension of hostili- _ be 3 Quattetbeeauer Henry Wilson to have the rank ties longer than that period. _ - et Liestesant.. If accepted, one n .—! f not, three ditto. , , • . 11ANKILITPTCY ENLARGED. iftned) . G.' BTPANIr• January 45; Sat nid %kick Isie of Scarborough, 'Yorkshire, TO•the Contnitandinit Oilkonrrof the /41 1 4 Tutor* - .1; . • 1 mariner, dealer Mt elhalunin, at ten, at Guildhall. the Town of-Zudiele ice, Island et Setievres. .. • •• .. ,' . . j - • BANKRUPTCY SUMIRSEDED. A I.ht of Ordnance, as . taken Per o9Blllll Ot hi bliSiainif .. • . i mp Hl li atio awl Anipkion, ea the inaenleek•ut A u sib of ; 4atte EffloaPriffbas ms..lfiein, baker, dialer and ehapwoman. Ileetenter, 15i3. i ,o-, .. Saitielltill`TS. Six br ir 4 o: stizbi.vo,rtrundell/I"diltersi twoee arss . 4ll " ro = deet e n I Rlettare g l ta ti, of tits. Commereial Rend, haddkees, plumber • co b u idera o h i l g e ned quen ) dry .G o . f:h re et ag e a n i t am... m .: ird andsr _ ~, • . : ogle ; ag eed w one: at L eisiatii : toletteee . jtitt petere orThey, tee 74 4,4l hau flot l e ra sigoor fanuary came. o, Mem.—Brats Weans* eitibasked: . ' .-..- : , • • - Jubir Merryman, of Wendlebury, Oxfortisiirelitior-tnerchant, Avy of another Litter re e W a d el 11 1 4 Vkt a te Wan 'denier arid , Dim S 4, Jeauattl.eola St, at eliityllss II colter, Itup dated on the _ lehdOts thr .Town. 4 l l 4 P Z l Vlsfeed, Atternies, Mr. Crews DudleY, the 11th ( aslant . Oirota ; or Mans. Pow?' Ittd Mae, ttifftetAutese• Sia—l encloki for the' alma:Wok Sof the Lee& • ...qua., Lestes. •.. :.. ~ . 6 ,44, • • : 11014 .. sac Bragg, late of Bridges•street, 'Caveat-Gardens, since of Great Queen-street, Long-Acre, (but now a prisoner in the Fleet, jeWeder,) de mi se chaman. January 4,8, and f 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Mayhew and Price, Symond's-Inn. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. January u, John Wright, King-street, warehouseman,. at Jan. 29, James Roes, commander of the Northumberland, at 11. Jan. 15, Robert 'Palmer Goodson, Leadenball.street, sadler,at twelve, Jaa..lll, Robert Limper Percy, Charks.equere, Horton, stockbroker, at ten. Jan. 18, James Askew and Wm. Wright, New Bridge-street, Blickfriars, straw hat-manufacturers, at 10. Jan. 8, George and William Matkereth,Crown-afrect, Finsbury square, haberdashers, at twelve. Jan. 11, Daniel Charles Pont. fez, Holborn, silk-mercer, at twelve. Jan. 15.1snac Parry, Butt lane, Deptford, potter, at twelve. Jan IS s James Bennett, Ply. mouth, haberdasher, at twelve.. Jan. 11, lolia Hewitt, St. John street, West Smithfield, linen-draper, at inc. J.nt. '25, Hugh Atkins, Popes Head-Alley, Russia-broker, at ten. Jan. ti, John Heckles, Worthing, draper, at eleven. Jan. B,Thomas Saunders, Whijechapel-road, haberdasher, at eleven. Jan. u, Wm. Canstiell, liackmi-road, carpenter, at one. Jan. 8, Win. Thurlow, senior, Swallow-strent, clieeemonger, at ten. Jan. 2.2, Richtlrd David Jones, Cheltenham, linen-draper, at one: Jan. 15, Henry York, Carey-lane, silk-dealer, at one. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. January 10, John Thuillier, St. Leonard, Devon, merchant, at eleven, at the Hotel, Exeter. Jan. 10, John Stewar:, Aylshant, Norfolk, linen-draper at eleven, at the White Swan, Norwich. 19, James Gould , Plymouth, builder, at ten, at the 'Royal Hotel, Plymouth. J att. 10, John Jefferson, Barnard Castle, Dur 'ham, miller, at twelve, at the King's Head, Barnard-Castle. . • - CERTIFIGATES, JANUARY 8. • lamas Gautier. Manchester, druggist. Philip Short, Carzaby street, victualler. john James, Stratford, Eases, meruhant, Thomas Houghton, •Mancheecr, merchant. Robert Fairbairn, South Shields, ship-owtier. Joint Tyler, Mount Sorrel, miller. Jonathan Hall, South Moreton, Berko, J alerin horses. Thontas Kellawa_y, West Cowes, Hants, bat f. 'lltomaa Yalding, Kent, Japer. Charles Jatnes Jones, c.rosby-row, Bermondsey, Surrey, taylor.. AVERAGE PRICE of CORN in' ENGLAND and WALES, • • from the returns ending the 11th of December, 1819. Wheat. Rya. Barley.' Oath. Beans. Peace. . 15. • 4. I s. d.- s. d. Is. d. s. .1. s. d. 72 7 47 0144 9 1985155 5 S 59 0 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the ralurns made in the week ending the 15th of Di comber, is 75.. 4 id. per cwt. 0 • • I kat CAZ "f 4 g Fro ti reo ship Horati • ! moot comm. DECBM I MIIt IS. . a b anary of , PUMA 111 0 1 r 1 ,. 1000" siiiiiprzsasirr p WI) My . 4 11 04. a Mans; tibe "Durksur;lgq.ig Aradit lossrf-didnali. Fe d latricsireal the MINN bringins thl • ividnatatAilbatilailt • ddernmted _ . . l e d his Majesty's stigis, ' Vessels is the North Sea, .to John Wilson Croker, • on board ski Impregnable, off the Scheldt, the 1 Ith . , - • r ., • . flno, r l * ilfejnfornsation of the Lords Commissi •thtilty, the copy of.a letter frown Cap - Loa George Stuart, of his t t 1 1 1L:sty's ssl i S isr floratiw t giving tin account okilse s stir er of- th . remit force in The island ti r &bowen ; dof 0. fillikell*eing again • Wider the Dutch bbvern- *est .t. ih wilith their ,Lordships will perceive great promptitreilo of decision in Lord George to storm the batteries, and ,vesy spirited preparations for doing so, if the enemy had not immediately surrendered. 4 rsf4= Tilg(Meener -.- aid Jan ' . ng. destrietica Atrornits, Mr. Carter. *Ming ; se Mr. Thoass Gaunt, 55, The in the islan4l of Lamb's Couftit - itrellt. V . 0 14 interrupted the Riebeed Seif4 we re. 40 , 0 az Brialskirictilliees dealer. end . Fa „„„.. lbe cherm!in, Dee. Si k lannary I. apd Se, at one. ef. die Bob 14- 5t4 4.; • p re vented t h e s vr j , mita Atiocsivs,APt4sineet Widitaidoe and King, s 1 laasehia ; or Mr. John Hiatt *mew I thing from the Femme s Bei ~ t ... t 1 . . * _ s Ai ii 3Aes .Iv .. nt Whyte, and Mores Cbrie, of 'Kt; t,priediess, dealer and chaprnas, e Ewe I nd, advanced Vier 4 !. eltditalik mid 10111110110 k at env. et gibildhan• lib ". "" A* . Mt. L.VIIMAsni, Corker-street, chancery-lane. LlFelle I be , ice ' . tleorill oaf Nevreittla-14101.1flae, grocer and cfseeturoon- .. W. YOUNG. ger, dealer and charnan, January 17, /a, and to, ee eleven, at ' The ,December -10. the °cage Inn Newcastle. Alton* w& *, Meaea. Holt sod Farm; iteetori.bouse, Lodtbiarr, Landon; or Mr. Roger- " I. °f r Rap preventing tht sou, Ih e ure e ss ala ic ti, THE ARMY. At a Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Town of Carlow and its Vicinity, the following Mikes' to Lieutenante:::olostel Duo.. Lev •Sr. Leona HILL, 4th Portuguese Capdores, was unani moody agreed °Nand presented to him on his arrival; " Sia—k has seldom happened since the gluriout days of the Immortal Wolf, that the Veteran Soldier cou.ti be recognised in an Officer of your years. It is therefore with peculiar gratification we hail your return to your native country, covered as you are with honourable wounds, and loaded, as you also are, with the plaudits of the Army in which you have so often signalized your.elf. .The country of your birth has seen with pride and admiration, repeated records of your valorous deeds from the murrain peas of a Wellington, a licresford, and a Graham; shall we then, your tosimstriew and friends, view Wth apathy or pass over in *dente those heroic eipl•iits, which have not only re commended Ton to cistingiiished marks of your Sovereign's your, but eotsvinesi a never-fading wreath of laurel aroma' your youthful brow No, Sir ;we are desirous of proclaiming to your followers in until, that while we contemplate with emotions of 'exultation, your services as a soldier, we are no less acut. ly alive to your virtues as a Citizen. Accept then, Sir, this Sword, ha a pledge of the interest we take in our cm:titres muse, i leutified as ft is with your individual glory; and that from a eonscima nes. that we cannot confide it Into better hands for the protec tion of the honour and dignity of our Sovereign, and for the de fence and stqtnort of our national rights." .To which Lieutenant-Colonel DutLett ST.I.IIGLII HILL re turned the following answer, vie s IS My much-esteemed and much-beloved Friends, " Attachment to the soil of our lathers has lung been the ge neral characteristic of Our countrynten,and in this seductive sen timent 1 have always participated under every variety of circum stance. How much deeper then must the grateful feeling beim , pressed on my heart by these mattering marks of your kindness. As a Soldier, I have only done my duty by discharging the trust reposed in me with fidelity, and obeying the orders of our Noble Chiefs, whose approbation I have been happy enough to receive. My only ambition was then for yours, and having obtained such, I must consider my good fortune unequalled. I shall join the army shortly, and when the calls of our country no longer re quire my military exertions, I will gladly return to you iu the character of an humble Citizen, ambitious of retaining that sweet reward which you now so handsomely offer me, your itert, por ejspreistipt, wad jaw, friendship" The 'Kerry Militia, commanded by Lieutenant- Colonel Caosuie, were inspected on the lines at Chat ham, a few days ago, by Major-General Hanass, who was pleased to bestow the highest encomiums on the soldierlike apeearance and steadiness of the regi ment in the field, as well as the celerity and precision with which their evolutions and firings were execu ted. This regiment, which has very lately arrived from Ireland, has given a great number of volun teers to the line. Thursday, about two hundred volunteers from the different militias stationed on the western part of Sus sex, passed through Lewes on their route to the east ward, .to join the 43d Regiment. The services of the Royal York Mary-la-bonne Vo lunteers, commanded by Lord DUNCANNON, have been accepted in the same handsome manner as have been the St. James's corps. One thousand horses, it is said, are ordcred to be immediately purchased, to •be sent to Hanover, in order to equip a corps of cavalry. The sale of many articles from England is already 1 , announced in the Dutch Papers —among other adver tisements, the Scheme of our State Lottery cuts a I most conspicuous figure ; being rendered into Gull der:, it amounts to Two Million Two Hundred Thousand !- The Dutch were formerly great adventurers in nur Lotteries, and several large orders for Tickets have already reached this country from Holland. The Nobility and Gentry are respectfully acquaint ed, that Mr. ALLZN has ik , for their approbation several of his new style of linniture, which he will be proud to offer for their approbation. Mr. A. fur ther begs to acquaint, that he is selling of, without reserve, atone half of their value, all his eurnitures of the last year's production :-- Fam ilies residing a great distance from town may be accommodated by having patterns sent for their approbation. Wholesale ['Antoci Pgrotture Wareppue,ll, Pall aa ... 1 i A a '‘Wf# 6 l l ß.lfTliistUlfVfifir tixrintrbc P., riECESNER 17i subjtsts of the Meotbeis Prizes,for,tiftagesent 4r e e : &aloe PoiChelon,, Utrwn es Hornitilikr, Amok •. zis, plus petfifuetati Iteapubliaa tapiat. 4410411acket )1, maigia institute civi.et etclesia4tica iuter to itemiadblifiken iidniiriVtart Beat. ...esoblosct s Sir.WAS 13rowne's Prize& Ohs war ar.. : Crick Oile,W ellington Itvgiopeni Gallicarn, Pyrerg t V I I dbus -aubjeatani despkicils. For the Latin Ode: G , .111 , ..:1 a vindicaia. For the Engrains Victor ictirum fugietis. 0X1:01411...114EM8ER The Uctiversity of Glasgow have confesredibe &glee of P(tr. of Divinity on tlar Rev. Robert HUtitif t itfctor ul Okr t I Fimpain, in the County of .)or et.. • / • Saturday, Dec. 4, the Rev. George Winstant y, of Bra-err. College, was admitted Master of Arc , ; Grand Comp wilder. Saturday, Mr. Nassau Wm. Senior, 13. A and Fellow 4,(74,,,... 1 dalen College. was unimituuudy elected Scholar on Mr. if:sw. foundation in law. Thursday the following Getaleitwn were ibuitted to d.priv. • Doctor in Divinity—Rev. T. Stane,B.D. Brascnnuse C idler Bachelor in Divinity—Rev. John Nance, M.A. of Nl'orcc-:st College. Masters of Arts—Mr. Charles Bathurst, of -Christ Chusch ; Rev. lames Town-end Law, s of St. All an-hall; Kt .„ t nwrli, and Rev. James David Lloyd, tat Jesus College ; kit. Stephtn Nosworthy, of Sr. Mary•halL Bachelors of Arts—Mr. Wm Tomer, of Christ Church ; Mr. Robert Newhiggin, of tit. John's College; Mi. Saxe Bartuitteir,.f . Queen's Cull.ge. The whole number of deg rees in the Term was , P.O. a ; D.C.L. one; B.D. tour ; M.:l . twenty-six; 11. A. htty-irte. hla triculatiuns ninety-uine. ECCLEHASTIC A L ()MOTION The Han. and Rev. G. Neville, M A. lotr , gt,i son of Lord Braybftoke, is presented to the valuable hying of Flintshire. The Roir. H. J. Richman, 1.1..8. to the rectory of the May Trinity, Dorchester, with the tette. y and free chapel of Iron* Whitfield annexed. The Rev. Charles Worley, M.A. to the rectory of Leetear in Cornwall, void by the its. .4tla of the Rev. .1 'mu The Rev J. Dealoy, it. tht vicarage of Clapham, ;Atm,. Mennen AT VALICHALL.O4II.itt rJiy, NA! the Magistrate, WAS diligently engaged ift Owes e gatjng the parties who a:e in cyst ay, c.n n of being concerned in the atr*o . ry.w,ler at the above place. The examinatinill:VAS priv44.. The prisoners were committed for &Ave flitaiiiitiatim The Gazette of Saturaty (fees (JEW° to be paid by the palish other by the inhabitants oI the the discovery of the pet son- ss' Merry, footman to the Misses 1)411, nn the Bth inst. His M..jesty'' promised to any pet son making u the person win/ actually committed Yesterday sennight. as an Allen, employed at the Signal-stagy was proceeding to that place, murdered. A soldier has been cion of committing the horrid crime, articles of apparel belonging - found. • EL Nen OLY ACCI N re—Wedoesday paved one of the most suddenly severe frosts ever rement. bered at Bath ; •the mercury, in Farettheit's meter, having sunk so low as lti. The Kennet and Avon Canal, near the city, soon became frozen over, and on that day several skaiters ventured on the sur. face of the basin ; and we are sorry to state, that three lives were unhappily sacrificed to this temerity a son of General Sir W. Cunningham, a young Gen. tleman who had juss•finished his education, and was on the point of accepting a desirable situation in the East 'Ala service ; a son of Dr. Briggs, of Wor cester, who was on a visit at Sir William's f and lix Mogg_ (an apprentice tiChlr. Harrison, of Union.• passage), son of Megg, Esq. of Wincanton.— The youngest of the three, Master Briggs, fell in first, and iris companion, in endeavouring to rescue bin), shared the same fate. Anxious to render assistance to the trlfortunate young Gentlemen, the third you h i hastened to the fatal spot—the fragile' surface again gaze way, and be sunk never again to rise alive ! Thus have three Jamilies been plunged into the deep est a ;; 'ction by this deplorable accident. St vi)EN DEA:lats.—A few days ago, as T. Hatfield, a shoemaker, residing at Islington, was returning from market, whilst passing Islington Church, he suddenly dropped down and expired. The deceased was in the twenty,-first year of his age, and had gone out apparently in perfect health. A short time alter. wards his brother, Wm. Hatfield, who resided in the City-mad, was found dead in the privy by his wife.-- Wsinesday last, as Wm. Ames (brother•in-law to the two former persons) was walking along the passage where he resided. near Watling street, lie also fell down dead. It is a singular circumstance, thit these three brothers have each left families, and all died in less than- three weeks.—Sunday se'nnight, as Eliza. both Baker, a pauper in Islington workhouse, was eating her dinner with an apparent good appetite, she fell from her seat, and expired immediately after wards. Monday a collar-maker, named West, residing the Seven Dials, drank for a wager of 20s. three pints of gin (twenty-four glasses) in twelve hours. After• wards, to shew how little the liquor had him, he swallowed a glass of brandy, wall from the public-house, and went to bed. night he was taken extremely ill, and though advice was procured, he expired on Mutually inflammation in the bowels. BIRTHS. The sd instant, ViscnuntersPovserseesrt, of a Tuesday, at Blandlord, the Lady of we Rev. a son. MARRIED. Rev. John Rowe, to Sarah, third daughter of Mr, Bristol. • Rev. Mr. Williams, of I.lantrissent, Glaruorgsoshlre, Oriifiths, of Brecon. Rev. J. Cole, of St. Keyne, Devon, to Miu Hearle, bomb. 3)IW. The 12th instant, at Brompton, in the seventh year of her Maria Duroliy, el dest daughter of lieutenant Colonel Watiuo The stk ult. of a fever (with the army under Wellington) Sir 'T. Stile*, &rt. Ensign is the 151 . Foot Guards.. Wedne.day, at New College, Orford, Sanderson Miller, Fellow of that Society. At Grantham, aged (15, the Rev. S. Hobert, D It Crortou Kenai, Leicester, and Folkston, in the county of Thursday, at his house iu Welbeck-street, in the 69th yro Idrr age, William Bosvale, Etq. of Ougitleivait and Thorpe r 'UMW county of York. • - HIGH %VATEIt AT LONDON BRIDGE Tc►-Mgsan' ...... 59 ..linu,cs atter ►t YS r Inver after 1 t . N DON: Printed by LtertKtv 4, Picket Place, rublidd gate, and at Ow Star Ottiee, 'terriple 1W Fen a teivattl of R? 0 ► of Lambeth, and the ie neigithourratod) who murdeted Motes Gomperiz, at esty's pardon is further the discovery, except ramitied it. ()id seaman. name staiii.n near Penzance , he was barharoud apprehended on cusp rime, on whom severs to the deceased ware id overcom calked home The s 10 ugh medical a , irsday ci ;In 6 laughter. C.J. Hoare, Mr. Gnltitly, =shire, to M tack, of St.o r year o( her olonel Watat•,, • the Mar qui. tat lileguncot sae M:llrr, D n. lice•t county of Vo: a the 69th ye , ' ad Oa A (i-MORRov:: I,c, atter t Z • tea after 1 A ct 11,:e u 1 rerTle J:ar. 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