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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. CROWN-OFFICE, JANUARY 18. MID/11111.11 aitruitiona TO BERVR IN TiilS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Borough of Lewes--George Shiffner, of Coombe-Plat *, In the County- of Sussex, But. in the - room of Henry Shelley, Esq. deceased. Borough of Queeishoroueh—Robert Moarson, Esq. In the room of the Hoe. Richard Wellesley, who has accepted the office of one of the Commissioners for executing me:entice of treasurer of his Majesty's Exchequer. BANKRUPI'CY ENLARGED. January 14. Michael Kelly, of P a ll-M a 1, Middlesex, tousle and e• inuecal-instrument r, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Oliver Newcomb, lite of Ho lesistre-t, Caveedish.square, Mi.!. &ries, but now a prisoner in :he King's kench Proms, uphols stern-, dealer and clueinian, to surrender January 2t, Feb. 2, and 20, at one, at Uteldball. Attorney, Mr. Newcomb, Vine street, ileciedilly. 'chants Hughes, of I.ondon, merchant, January 45, February 1, melee, at eleven, at Gnihlhalf. Atturutes, Mew% Caton and Beamed, Alderseate-strett. Godfrey Saunders, late of Queen-street, Ratcliffe, Middlesex, coal-mere - ha at, dealer and chapman. January ie, Feb I, and Y 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rich, Ratd Re-eross. Samuel Ansley Lambert, of Bread -street, leniden, underwriter s eleater and elmiintaii, lanes try 25, Felt 1, and at twelve, at Attornies, Mess. s. Vandercom and Cumin, Bush knee Carstens-5u ett. Robert Stalk?. of 11.1eiderteplace,, Borough-road, Southwark, . Surrey, bricklayer, dealer dud chspnian, January 21, February 1, and 29, at teu, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James New lain No 3; St. Andrew's-Hitt, Duc'ors Commons. Thomas Hale, of Worcester, glover, January 21, Feb. 1, and 29, ut one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pownall, Staple- Inn, London. Richard Williams, of Salisbury, Wilts, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, January 21, Feb. 1, and ltd, at one, at Guildhall— Attorney Mr, Walker, Old Jewry, London. Frederick Kano f. of H glostreet, Mary-la-Bonne, Middlesex, upholder and cabinet-maker, January 25, February 1, and 29, at eleven, at Guildhall John Hartley, formerly of Haberdasher-ter-el, lioxton, but late of Aldermatibury, London, warehe usemen, dealer and chap man, January 2e, at one, Feb. I, and 29, at ten at Guildhall.— Atjoritcy, Mr. Alderrem, Tokenhouse-yard. • Joseph himpson, late of Sou'h Parade. Queen. Elms, Middlesex, (bet ten a 'pi-sewer in the King's Beech,) lir ck ay' r and builder, d -4 cr - 1111 d Chapman, January *23, 28, and February 29, at twelve, at GuiiellialL Attorney, Mr. Neweonib, Vine ' meet, Piccadilly. James Fitzpatrick, of Sr. Mary Hall, I.orelon, fishntonser Jan. 25 Feb. G r and 29, at our, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hill, Rend -lane, Fencl.urch-street. Ambrose Wharton, of New S inim, Wilts, clothier, dealer and chapman, January 29, at six, Jan. Al, at ten, and February 29, at twelve, at the Black Horse Inn, New Sarum. Attortues, hI r. Henry Godein, New Sarum ; or Skims. Blake and Son, Cook'socourt, Carey -street, Loit.'on. Joseph Munn, of the parish of Si. John in Bedwardine, Worces tershire, maltster, d-aler and chapman, Feb. 1 1, 12, and 28, at eleven, at the Geildhall Ceclee.liusage., Irot,:e%ter. Anon . Ides, Mr. James Platt, Tatifield-court, Temple, London ;or Mr. James, Woreestir. John Davies, of the parish of Selslicharl in Deedwardine, Wet • cestershlre, glover, dealer and chapiean Feb. 11, IX, atid se, at eleven, at theGtektitall Coffee house:Worcester. Attoroies Mr. James Plan, Tanlield CCAIrt,I temple, London; or Ills. James, %Vol cester. James Quinlan Sadler, of Lisle-street, Leicester-fields, Mlddle si-x, coach-maker, dealer and chapnian. Jaotiary 25, Felt I, and 29, a: elkeen, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Raphael, Ktr.. pelotreet, Russell-square. Edniend Atkinson Adlinetote of Liverpool,,tobaccoeist, dealer , and Chapman , Feb. 10, 1 e s tied 29, at eleven. at the Glebe 'Ta vern Liver/x:01. Attornies, Niece-5. Parr midi leornpson, Fen • wick street, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. es February 11. James Willis, George Morse Jukes, lames Cray Jackson, and John Langley, of Salisbury square, merdi - nts.— Feb. 18. t korge Self, of keitchurctostrect, grocier—Felt. 8 Jessqh Metcalfe and John Jeyes, of Upper East Smithfield, olhoon March 3 Joseph Stevens and John Cartter of Bread-street, Cheapside, was chousenteu—Frb. 15. Wm. Watt r Vriasser cod Robert Cotter, of Fenclerrchetreet, wineemerchates—Feb. 8, £d yard Weaver, of Eel:ow-it reet, Brunswick square, dealer in glass—Jan. 9i. Fdward Hy+ y, of Wisbech St. Peter's, Isle of Ely, Cambritigeslire, linen-draper—Feb. 8, Wm. awl Christo pher Holman, of Grove-street, Deptford., cow-keepe rs—Feb. 8. • James Kit ke, of Little Tower-Hill and Great Prescott -street, • Goodman'a Fields, wine-merchant—Fete 11. George Synie, of Vine-street, Minotie., merchaot—Feb. 1 t. J. and J. Winter, of, Acre-lane, Brixton-Causeway, Surrey, hullilers--Ftb. 8. James .I...llasup, of Chichester, money-scrivetier--.Feb. 8. Samuel Bailey ..p4 George Maguire, of Fere-st ret t, Cripple gate, ironnior.ge rs— Web. IS. Ste pheu Fele, late of Cannon street-road, Midelltsex, mason—James Pierre/tot t Greaves, Hercules `harp, and Franc; Tisher, of King's Artneyitd. Ctihman-stem, merchants—Feb. 2f. James Brown, of Teel tock, Devuu, hause.bui ! eler~lail. 2J. Fillip Thorne, of Tav,stock, Devon, miller —Jan. 21. John Ben nett, of Taviatock, Devon, mercer—Feb. 8. TI somas Talkimach, of Petershain, Surrey, deezyman—Feb. 8. Wra. Everakl Baron Von. Doornik, late of Warwick. snap-manufacturer—Feb. 10. Ar.drew Todd Pattern end John hitches' Mllonek, of Liver pool, merchants—Feb. 10. James Heddon, of Bristol, m relent Feb.lo. Robert Alauiteer, of Exeter, wine-merchant—Feb. 1:. Thomas Nicholls the younger, of Bradford, Wilts, linen-draper. Fqb. le. Richard Ashton, of Bideford, Devon, linen-draper.— Feb. 11. I°l■ Tripp. of wooldendraper —Feb. 8. Wm. Boatman the elder, of Queen-strees, Southwark, victuatler—Ftle 10. John Macriamara, of Loudon. merchant—Feb. 12. David Tyson, of Liverpool, merchant—Felt I. Wm. Filkinton ' of St. Sidled', Exeter, hoesetu•rchant —Feb. 8. Daniel Lent, of West. Smithfield, salesman—Feb. 4. Thomas Robeison, of Roniford, pm inter—Feb. 8. Win. Henry Free, of Broad-ferret, Horsley down Southwark, merchant—Feb. It. James Stone, of Wind **or, Beek., haberdasher—Feb. 11. Edward Anger, of Eastbourne, Rumex, merchant. • CERTIFICATES, February 8. • Silvester Ingledew, of Huddrrefield,finendmper—Wm. cabine, of Gosport, grocer—John Govey, of Wakot, Somerset, mason— Joseph . 1 rigwell, of :tore-street, Bedford-square, pnulterer— Godlrey Alexander Cohen, of Clouccater-street, Comenerial ' Road, me ich.et--Jatues Peat, o f Ptccadd y, sldier—Johat G!itn - • ley. of Aehted, Warwickshire, key-stamper—James Woo dhomrne of Maiichester. druggist—Charles Avenelle of Pertsea. Hants, w atehmaker--dto bet t Harcourt Tee ycross, of Brook -Aren s Hol - n, Jeweller—Thomas Smith, of 'fipton, near Birmingham, edge tool-maker--Edward Dobson, Late of Brampton •NLIls, 1 luntitivdenshire, miller—Joseph Simpson, of Gosport. Hams, -teal merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DOSOLVED. Humphreys and Dunster, I tondon Bridge-foot,ar tornies—Roth • well and Addison, Bolton, Lancashire, cartons--Burton ard Hol brook, Derbyshire, red and white It ad-mereltants.-1. Wheeldon and P. Webyttr, Derby, merchants—J. Rainaboi tam, J. nings and W. Walton, Preston, millers—W. Mee and J. Downes, of Manchester, hatters—J. Wade and G. Aked, Giainford-Braggs, 'Linro`nshire, brar.dy-nurchants —J. Sides, and J. H. Also, of Leek, silk-manufacturers—W. lames, J. Burnt -it, and R. T. Cni c.fix, ;era' d -street, Sof)°, apothecarles—K. Wright and T. Isck son I ITerpool, merchants—J. Tithy, R. Longmore, J. Butler, s • I'. Green, and B. Nichols, Bilston, Staffordshire, °ea-mestere— i>. Brown and J. Baxter, Sunderland and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, coach-masters—A. Barnard, J. Beattie, and W. Atbeld, Potts. woUth, rope-mokers--E. Whitehead, H. Gatley, and J. Brierly, Oldham, lut-manufacturers—J. Nicholas and L. S. Coxe, trine merchants—A. Hillhouse and J. Backhoust-, .1 hoe, Cranes Wharf. J. Apsley, S. A. Lambert and J. Somerville, bread-street, Chrsp side, merchants—E. West and .1. C. Wade, Great Guildford- Street, Southmark, measure-makers. Monday night, a fire broke out at a small dwelling attached to a boat house, store house, stable, &c. neal Guildford battery, at Dover, and in kss than an hour the whole range was in ruins, but the fire was prevented from communicating to the contiga •ous buildings. The loss is estimated at upwards of two, uo part of which was insured. • DIV( February 11. Jams s Willis, Jackson, and John Langlty, s Fob. 18. ieorge Self, of kesseh Metcalfe and John Jeyes, of March 3 Joseph Stevens („sheapsidc, was chousenteu—F Robert Cotter, of Ferrclatrr Edward Weaver, of lier.tou-s glass—Jan. Si . Fdward Ryles Ely, Cambrisigeslire, - peer Holiman, of Grove-steel Janus Kis ke, of Little 'Foote • Goodman's; wine-41w Vine-street, Minotie., mercy Acre •lane, Brixton-Causeway .L asap, of Chichester, money .qp. George Maguire, of Mere. eb. IS. Stephen hole, late o reason..—Junes Pierr‘por t Gr, •Fisher, of King's Arms-yard. 2*. James Brown, of 'foci toe Ph.lip 'll(tirne, of Tavostock, I nett, of Tavistoek, Devon, ms of Petersham, Surrey, sla'rym Von. Doornsk, bate of Warts Ar.drew Foild Pattern and Drool, merchnnui— Feb. 10. Ja Feb.lo. Robert Alauudrr, of Thomas Nicholls the young,: Fqb. 1%. Richard Ashton, of Feb. 11. Copp. of Bodnar the elder, of Queen-; 10. John Macriismara, of LI Tyson, of Liverpool, mereha Sidwell, Exeter, hop-iturchal Smithfield, salesman—Feb. 4 pr inter—Feb. S. Win. Henri down, Southwark, merchant- s.sr, haberdadier— Feb. Susses, merchant. • CE ItTLFICA • Silvester Ingledew, of hbul: of Gosport, grocer—John Gas Joseph 'I rigwell, of store-si Godfrey Aleraanier Cohen, e Road, mu reh.m--Jatues Peat • ley. of Ashtad, Warwickshire, of Ma.schester. druggist—Cl watchmaker--Ruheit Harem burn, jeweller—Thomas Sna *Lige tuol-maker--Edward liuntinetionshire, Willer—Jot •tual merchant. PARTNERSI- H umphrey s and Du est er, I. • well and Addison, Bolton, Las brook, Derbyshire, red and w and P. Webyter, Derby, mere and W. Walton, Preston, in Manchester, battery—J. Wat 'Linro'nshire, brandy-marcht Leek, silk-manufacturers-1k cefix, Gerard -street, Sok°, ap son, Liverpool, merchants—, T. Green, and B. Nichols, Di V. Brown and J. Baxter, Suns coach-masters—A. Barnard, 0 oath, rope-makers--E. WI Oldham, hat-manufacturers— merchants—A. Hillhouse and J. Apsley, S. A. Lambert and side, merchants—E. West a Street, Southwark, measurer Monday night, a fire attached to a boat hoi neal Guildtord battery ; an hour the whole rant was prevented from cc •aus, buildings. The la £4OO, uo past of which POLICE. BOW-STREET.—On Satnrd.iy the bloody knife and jacket belonging to NVilliams, were brought to tins 'Ace. The Officer belonging to Sitadwell Police- Office who found them, underwent a private investi gation before Mr. Graham. The 1 indlord of the Doke ci Kent public-housc has also given evidence upon the subject before the s..inat Magistrate. The character of Mrs. VEttsiti.vr, in whrse house Williams, the suicide, lodged, havistg,b4..en reflected upon as having heen an accomplice in the murder supposed to have been committed by that inhuman wretch, she has deemed it prudent to publish the fol• lowing letter.-- - " —ln justice to an unfortunate and persecuted woman, which I consider myself to be, I request you wit a•ate to the pohnc, that the puagrapli iii.eited in a Morning Paper of yeeter diy, to the put port that I had made a verbal confession of hav ing parlc;pat.d in the tue shoekin 'mad: r. of Mr. Mart's and Mr. Widiroson's families, is totally without foundation ; I have in truth mullet., to eagle-a, etc. pt what all the country knows, tkat it has been my pisiortune to have had fur a lodger a man chsrged with the moo atrocious climes. How the Paper in qu-stion will be enabled to juicily it .1 - If by thus prejudicing the public mind against me, lam totally at a loss to imagine. I ant, Sir, your most obedient servant, " SAKAI! VE113411.1i/t. U Pear-tree-alley, near New Grava lane, "January 18,1812." Saturday 26 Chelsea pensioners, suspected of being Concerned with Gawler, who is not yet taken, in the late practices in the Navy Pay Office, were brought to .the above Office. Thirteen of them gave bail, and the others were remanded. UNION HALL.—On Saturday morning, about four o'clock, as the constable of Bermondsey parish was going his rounds, he observed a man in Snow's-fields driving a horse and cart ; he went up to him, stop ped the horse, and inqu;red what he had got ? the man replied goods which he had brought from the country; this answer, however, not satisfy;ng the offi cer, he proceeded to search the catt, which he soon discovered contained no less than four dead bodies, two male and two females quite naked, and apparently just taken from the ground ; he secured the man, and conveyed the bodies Co the workhouse, and in the course cl the morning, the man was taken before • G. HICKS, Esq. by whom be was held to bail to an swer for the misdemeanour at the Sessions. OUTRAGE AT Mu. PRTOR'S.—George Hatton and Moe: Clark, the men in custody on suspicion f being concerned in this transaction, were again examined, as was a man named Sam. Allan, who was apprehend. ed by Goff and Clark on Friday last ; %then taken into custody, Allen had a piece of black silk conceal -ed in the crown rf his hat, and was dressed in a cor 'dem). jacket. He answers the description given by Sarah Wilkins of the man seen loitering abcut the door of the shop on the evening bet', re she was woun ded. The prisoners underwent a long private exa mination before Mr. Chambers and Mr. Hicks, and were all remanded for another examination. At the Surrey Quarter Sessions on Saturday Mast, Jaws and Stoliea Stone, father and son, were in dicted for waling a quantity of oak pipe stares and scantlings, the property of Mr. Alexandtr, timber merchant. Ihe staves were piled en the waste to season, at New. Chapel, near Godstone, at which place the prisoners (master wheelwrights) resided.— Mr. Alexander hid frequently lost property. and his suspicion at length attached to the prisoners. ' He procured a search -warrant, and part of the property missing was found concealed on shedder Stone's pre , mists. The Jury acqui,Ld the son, but found the father guilty. The Court, in consideration of his age, (he being near seventy) enty sentenced him to sir months haul labour in the House of Correction. A numerous gang of notPrious pickpockets were busily engaged on Saturday. in the neighbourhood of the Strand and Cockspur•street. The money4aker at thegallerydoor ofthe Sans Pawn Theatre, was robbed on Friday night. While he turned his back in the box on some trifling lai , iness, the drawer was op e ned, and cash taken away to the !• amou It of fif,een pounds. A few days ago, the passengers in a Yarmouth coach going from the metropolis, were stopped at the I till-gate bear Colchester, and on enquiring the cause of delay, were informed that they had travelled the last stage nine miles (through Kelvelon) without coachman or guard. Sunday a lodger in the house of Mr. Colclough, at Stoneybatter, near Dublin,having been alarmed with a smell of fire, came down stairs, and saw some thing like a tar barrel in flames in a china-clo;et.— After having ascertained that the fire was confined to that spot, it was examines), when it appeared.to be Mr. Colclough's wife, who was literally burned to a cinder !—An inquest was held on the body (if it might be so called, being but a mere call), and re turned a verdict—Accidental Death. - The Ancients personified the Dcity,n-ho presided over the fortunate destinies of 'mankind as a Female. 'lr is a singular circumstance that distingnishes the Lottery to he drawn To-morrow, that a Female dis tributes Tickets and Shares to these who wish (by the amparalelled bet eficial Scheme of the present Lot tery) to acquire wealth and independence.—Lady ARAI*COMn i No. I, Holbornßars, the corner of Middle-row, and 23i1, St. Margaret's-bill, Bore ugh, is theperson to wham we allude ; and we acknowledge ' that her name alone is sufficient to procure the tronage of all classes of Persons, who - wish to share in the advantages of the present Lottery. TII F. L ATE COM Elf.-A curious paper was last week read by Dr. Herschel], at the Royal Society. Dr. H. in observing the Cornet, in October last, noticed a . highly lammons appearance near the centre of its head, which Astronomers would call its nucleus.— This luminous disk, however, he found to deviate considerably from the centre, and to be at one time brighter than another. This led him to be more par ticular in his observations, with langer telescopes, and higher magnifying powers; these he varied from 7 to 10 and 20 feet, with magnifiers up to 600, when be distinctly - discovered it to be a planetary • body, which appeared so bright in the centre of the Comer, and that it was 'evidently surrounded by a Cometic atmosphere. On the 16th of October, when the Co met was 114 mitosis of miles distant from the earth, by a series of observations and calculations, he as certained the diameter of this planet to be 428 miles, with an atmosphere subject to the vicissitudes of the Coitet. IFNIVERST7r INTELLGENCE. ". OXFORD, JANUARY IS. At an ordination held by the Lord B. h of Herefdrd, on Sunday, the following Geatlenirn were admitted into orders: PlitiTS Thomas Elton Miner, M A. of 'lrinfty Cease, CAmbriCge. George Pardue, B.A. of Bailin' CoUege. Dr. SCAN. Arthur hlattLews, M.A. On Tuesday, the first day of Lent ftrin, tuc following Gentle men were wind tsd - to degrees: • siAirreas or ARTS. Rev. James Hen* of Si. Julies Conn*. Rev. Omits Williams. of Nver College. Mr. litmus Cos per Seeks, of Basenose Cdllege. _ ' aacuttoas or aa ts: Rev. Francis Rawdoe, of Exeter College. Mr. John Eatica, Wadharn College. Mr. Nassau \Valiant Senior, MagdaUn College. Mr. John Tyrwhitt Drake, Brass-in:se Colic's? Mr. John Foley, ditto. Mr. Dar.kl Gateward Davis, Pembroke College. • 'fht.ra lay, the Ks.. Joins Maddy, hi.A. and Studelt in Diets. idly, of .I.lus Cu'lt-ge,11114.1 We of his Majesty's Chaplains iu Ors di nary, was admitt.d Bachelor and Docti r lit Divinity. Rev. John Bond, M. A. atal Sank:tit In Divinity, of Corpus [ Christi College, was admirtesl Bachelor In Divinity. Rev. Joseph White Niblick, of St. Edmund Half, and Mr. George Horuby, of Brasenote Cotiege, were admitted Bachelors lof Arts. ie4Jerday the Rev. Jan Conti, Bachelor In Divlni-y, of Cor pus Chriut College, and Chaplain to the Duke of Canibridge, i was admitted to the degree of Doctor in Divinity. SfX'LESI ASTICAL PROXtnTION. The Hen. an Rev. Hugh Percy, to be Chan illor of the Ca. thetiral Church of :Jamul ; nominated lay the Aransbop of Can:. rethuri. Lady MARI. WALL ACE entertained a mail circle of friends on Wednesd.ly evening. The rooms ap propriated for the occasion were brilliantly illumined by three superb cut glass lustre., and the walls vete beautifully ornamented with rich festoons of artificial 11'wers, which, at this season of the year, produced a most pleasing effect. The chairs and solar were of white velvet, exquisitely painted by the fair hands of the daughters of this amiable and accomplished hos. tess. Reek, stiathspeys, and country dances com menced a little before t.:n; the tint of the country dances to the tune Of lifozwianna, was opened by Co. lonel SPENC'EIt and Miss L. WALLAcs. Among ere i couples that followed, we observed Captain Annetley Ha-rhert - - Lady Fusgerald. Mr. H. St. John ' - - - - - Min Johnstone. Mr..Aharcronabie Mr. H. Cats= Captain S. WAI!.-acat - - Mr. W. H. Letittla y - - Mr. Scott At one, supper was served up, with every delica cy of the season, after which Miss WALLACR, Lady WALL/ice's eldest daughter,. delighted. the company by singing sum Scottish airs, with exquisite taste and judgment. The party reluctantly separated at about .hree o'clock. Fri lib a plite'ser wit n'ar'y tle,:r:v2l of Li: I sight, in Spring G.irdens, by another man incan- I thusly pouring ho;lirs lead into a damp stone. ' which instantly flew Into his face and eyes. A Surgeon of the Lite Guards, who happened to be p.sstlng at the time, rendered every assistance to the unforsunate :utterer. The value of Dt. FRE/MAWS GUTTA SALINITARN has been so long proved,, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with it, in all the diffe rent stages of a certain disease, whicl it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends saliva tion—without debilitating the constitution in any de gree, or even requiring confinement from business or restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these ines timable Drops have proved their claim to public an. I probation for more than 30 years.. In all the debility ! of both sexes they prove a never-failing restorative— whether the debility is produced by too free use et mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate To travellers and those going abroad, they cannot he recommended too strongly, as they will re ceive 3 safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old st Wilsons gleets, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By Its eificacy many I women have become mothers, who for many years had been deprived of that happiness.—Sold wholesale I and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Hall and Juhnsou, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Forma; Trewm.in, Exeter; Cookworthy, Glenville. Gilbert, and Hox. land, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin; Baster and Mac ( &maid, Glasgow; Smith, Manderston, Stott, and Edinburgh; Crittwell, Bath ; oss aid Peck, Hull ; Gregson and Biilinge, Liverpotd Stains and Toell, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and L yd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; Edv.-ards and Penny, Liverpool; and most Medicine Venders, in bottles. at 2s. 9145. Gd. F,c 225. MAIL RAE D. On the 17th instant. Captain W. Major, of his Majerfb Se cond West-India Regiment. ti Mn.a Mary Moody, sof Wauds worth, Surrey. The 9th inst. at Ch4tenham. Maiar the lion. tienry Edward Bader, sfecoed son of tue Earl Carrick, to. Jane, daughter of the lute Cutwertby Gowan,Eta. A feet days since. at Itaroni Court. county of 'Tynan., 6k C. T. Morgan, of London. to Sydney, eldest daughter of du: ve teran Irlt% Comedian Owenbon. Itei. Komi Janet, of Warington-lsouse, Voltam. terhirr, to Miss Ccioke, of Yaoultani. Rev. George Radcliffe, of Salisbury, to Miss Nevin, of York. street, Port nsan.aquare. Rev. C. S. I.andor. of Colton, Ptafordshire, to Mi., Willson, of Marston, Montgomery, Derbyshire. 'Rev. Thomas Henry tiwin, to Etas Eleonori, eldest daughter of William Monk. Esq. of Enfield, Middlesex. key. W. Cara , ithen, Rector of Sr. Mary's Steps, Exeter, to Mks Ford. R. Henry Harrison. of Dury, tO Mrs. Chappel, of FramUng• Bum, Suffolk. ker. 1. W. Niblock. to Chribtiana, the youngest daughter of the Rev. F. Spenctr,ELector of ‘Vinktield, Wilt& DIP.D. Ou the 15th instant, at hi. star, Melford Hall, SuSolt,' Slr Harry Parker, Bart. Rev. Cesar Malian, D.D. Rector of &maims, near Ely, and Prebendary of Ely Cathedral. Rev. 1 bonus Leir, Rector of Dlscheat; and of Charlton, Mus. grove, Semtrset, aged 74. • Rev. Joseph Scott, Rector of Hamble, Hants, aged 77. Rev. Samuel Cole, Rector of Char{wood, Surrey. Rev. C. Walcor, R•-ctio of Pickford, Shrop. hi re, Sunday Lae, aged 74, Mrs. Alderson, rellet of the late TiOnnas Alderson, Esq. 4 I.) bn. Jar. 12 at Epping , aged 77, Sir Titos.Cochead, formerly MP. for Br - amine. At 4141siburgh, on the 6th inst. Wm. Jacksca, Esq. Solicit se if Excise for Scotland. At ifer house in - Eillnbaigh, on the Slh Ins .. Sarah , avlaow of the late Lieu.-Col:Win. Duncan, et the 4st rogitne.^t ofito,rls. • .. FOR COUGHS, COLbq, ASIIIMAt k I . Ta E only genuine pectarilßALSAM4 tiOary inv e nt e d by :ir Joon Rita., M.D. The IsinnaatvA t itig recommends this excellent preparu ion as the tnoq id" ~., effecenal remedy for all thunders rat the Brest. and Lear, --',.. grated Phlegm, Acrimony In the Fluid., an 4 nh.trnc.lors tang (naiads, are geut'y and aahly dlsch.trsp4l by easy eapeetan, wheezings and uneasiness in breathing art• apt eddy inn . 411 74 : a few dose*. It takes . off the irritat hr... epens the 1 :,„,, t tit and heals the Soreness of the Breast and LUIV. 11 ir y la $, e tpatiaii t e has noridierned the recommendation to the ea artlia • relief and gradual Mire of Cosine, Colds, Asthma', satt ( 4 ,,,. aamptiona. It is the greatest preserver of thi lunr4 1 vor dtscnvertd, le i con t a i n , a ll the ',riling, anttening, and s33shl.'y rt,i ibex al ;... aidubrious extract of FLOW Eito rolled it.) ) ; I. v ; hod '.6 richest balsams of the Eastern World; It is as recora he as Milli, and never ilisa•rePs with 4he stomach; .. wiling, yid& to its benign Auence In a few h. tin, and when to hewn the coinplikit iglu advanced, aft *dor aff Cank ne 'ion is certainly prevented. 1 Price sc. W. per bottle, or 7ln one kip. forts. To guard agaiut• imp:Wilson utweive tbesame of 11 6 . 4 4 Edwards, tae St. - Patti% Chin-eh-yard, is i'li Jived OA tha w ,. i hold b Shave - and Co IN; , ft Prot . ', on tb• trotway; TA Exchangv y anti Satarvber an I Cis 0 s , tl.V 4 ..tfeie.. • • 'l'o THE Mink. Dit9ILBERT's VEGETABLE Arriscoi n . ITTIC DRDPS, lu bottles at 21e. cud i s ma ll er • Is. &d. The variety of diseases that prevail at this sesem s r year, generally urieivating irons =purifies of thu hkeod, a y e* ted stomach, or ohs:meted perviratton, it is with the filtrate& of success that we streuteou.ly etrarunseud tatia medicine to public boiler, as being a certain vete, ntatie l e fl ul li t i for rutnerouadieassla particularly the land and tea f e y, tort, K.fet'sEvel, ulc erated Soto L. gu, toroth); Woehad s • 'part taf. the body, ' l eprosy. 'Smoke's atm the thlog rint Measlea, Inflammation he the Eyes, tit. Anthony'. t.re, tiam and Rheumatic Gent, slow, nervous and imereetittiagFou find all the long train of disorders %% Welt attend the S:urey 4 6 7 sally. cAucrit. • Re.mackable Cure or s Cancer in the Pace, whereby prat Nati the nose wa. consumed, tl.e face and eye* dreadfully ham l et and the he ad distracted we: h pain, which 1 - 4C3 verified et ila oatli of Wm. Croft t ;• the (hotting is 'the chpy Vibes:s,b l " taken at the Guildhall, Plymoue h, tho-ntst Dee 1110. • . . "l'unstas Latta, Ent. May,,: 1, Wiliam Cstekt, late-of the Borough of Saltash ' h u! *wit the Dot ough of Phmoufb. iu the testi:nye(' Duroo,do v u he ta l Make ti ith . tfiat I wka,afflletid Willi a c inter in ai9 face bier Wilde • ten mention"! hat a very paliffril wound ..a,41 e m it nose, the greatest part of sty IkteliMMet ded with the most actite.pa a is* essuppepaikly yt eskleml—ut head was also distracted with pain / and my eyes su set.elelwagm, id thit 1 could nal bear the light; ilid oblized me to .it rhokli» together tritirmy heati-ent try knees or•seine ether savpm:d,,, Mg nay afilictiou I tsiolteinlantsett:.uleciesee, as well him swag celtrsas:Olbers,without , receiviug ;Ise least relief, and tie bow increased daily; morn out with pap, co prospect of relit,* hating s:xlimeed the littl;:iarinlizs or mat:y bard years Wend was alMott reduced to a state of d , r,voadeitti, wheel washdu,,l ' to make trial of Dr. Gialbsvt's VegiNklt Antleroilostie Bars the tenth reCllllMlrnatliOn* tiollr.who bad tilleltrtd nen; 114 4 she nied.ciale Leave me hope it would suceeyA„ and den leak me reall.ed by the time 1 had take!, the second bottle. the µsmu t tirely kit me, the wound daily pit bettet, and by the base I bat taken live bottles I gained .t perfect cure. Witness my hand, . • 'Wu Liam Caturr. • Sworn before Rat at thetGuilsibadl, PSymoothohis fita a r g. t4 Di ceniher, 180 T 7. • 1OM•S Lit.% 'l'huabovo• Vegetable Antiscorfietic Drape art the lOU Fenn and prepared onlyley Dr. C, fate of fn. Dtslieflon, fore-striM, Eteter, het now of IfeCottreet, Doll. Said MA. sale. and retail, at Butkies Witratoute,,.d, Cheapskate, comar4 Pate rooster-row, L.andon. Tiny are also sold 'AM Messrs. Willirmis and Dyer, Ezetcr; and retail by Paya ty llv mouth; Brodie and . CO. Sallerburi. ; Aps, Bristol; Laren, Sberhorre; Wselmer, Ernie; Deloni, Portsmouth ; Grist, l'uni sea; Lerg. Gosport ; Hareiy. Southampton ; Thompson, Ike port; Simmons, Nandfacd; Langwer ley, %V eroseudt; Dr. le hens, Bridports Britt. Axminster; WiiitAms apd Stant, Han tea; Pitts, Newton Abbott; Croydon . , Teignotooth; Gael Pasviisla; and by most medicine et•nden and selasmen. SOCIAL lid Pl'l24,ll.Sbe MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Stitt Happiness, which is often distioised through the win that farm the union net taking those precautions which needles core dsem the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. Pagit of every rank pay &iodation to the shrine of wedlock ; but Aare the ametitutiun has ham tanned by disease, or delulizsed tr. certain habit contracted at en early age, a retiosatioa of whiny previous to enter ing that state is indispensibly requisite tin:tie the slumbering sparks of life, and to feisfl'Autott the system fit ne disorders have coutribute moreessetdially to destroy Hymn neal happineas than those which are the consequence of impede pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Mart CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct Ikeda died and practice etcludvety to due treatment and cureaf theY. mead Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom ; as Ow soft derangement of the system. produced by the destructive taksd dis inconsiderate schoohioy, which isritigs as thee.' Arum., r ' Debilities and Deficiencies that prevent or ettibiter the Maw abonial state. The successful resub of their phn, ghee Oka addiiill4l.ll ardour to oppose th e ravages of d „„ aw e s . % which are the stoat impertaut in the catalogue of brawl him =Wei. It behovasevery yerdon who has insidslsed is tins ill. pry vice to seek relict by consuking Professional mem of tat, WM/ and honour, to which Messrs. CUARIF. and Ca the sanction of scholastic authority, as well is thee' tancontradicted facts. In professing the ire of these, they hew out no hulucerntrt t i vice ; hue sensible as ii no nowt be of the existence of such calamities, they (der " atsittitoce as regularly educated Menibersaif the Royal Cal* of Surgeous of Landon anti Edinburgh. blight and nos eases of Syphilitic infection are Ladies* cured in the doe space of two days. Those ot the most ulastmase tiara:olds MI as oise.ructinnt, inveterate strictores, pains of t*e bow, 11 Are. are permanently cid &puede? cured. serersJ Nobirratn, Gondwana% of the first rtepectability hate barn wrierthe errs .3ifears:0111111 and Co. far the removal it complelete /if test .thra, stsichwus, etc.arditulng mewed a radkaiSa4 : cure, request that rihrvitoes may be made to that awn, ___ wyniences of the deeded stsperiudity ti t Slas.ra. Caiiiratololo phn of treatment. Vielaoy iir•liese gentlemen Gadatr.ctonshall ! I 0 to tO years, wad were UMW' the axe or lidoarl.liosio. 0 * 1 ' aisisly. and oder surgeons of equal annseidee, who ivappoi their cure by the arplicat!on of the 41nm - caustic, without a/0111 . Mears. Currie and Co. hays, sr!ected the following Wife ,•theinszty they alt deny receiving fromzentlefnen ref I thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. , 110 seta to them unstilicited,from die son of a NO* huts A. , laboured under this dotresaing and painful walasly du La! 91 5" he had born under the care of several surgeons of FivviAlli eminence, stone of whom alter .!ed him permafrant retie/ / 4 / • trims the superior mode of treatment adopted and {win's", Messrs. Currie and Co. be received a radical tare is tkasildi tpaca otiose mouth. I •'l c te Dr. Cy RSV r, ;07, fietton-CarJen. 1 ' Lord - fetis great plera.ear he etoneneupinielet flotilla" , i '4 Come the perteet re-teetlblishntent e .f hiss health, in mow 1 1 011 ° " at his mild and atinurab'etrectnetit of tr.ct ores in the UMW' I.r lie molt add, that he has not ter many years enjoeril mat " conifers and freedom fronup.tin ; and he enter's to no whit " his haying obtained, tizisugh his skill and attettltra, a pirw.; " and radical cure of that horrid complaint. As he Wag 141 " 4 shanger to the matliste that others treated the atenntatur. l4 ti l l " it in his power, Irons a lair tr al and a just canipt,A. ,- . ONi " that tribute of applause to Dr. Curer which be ....." 4 "f..k 11 " "and shill era, be moseready sad willing to ackt.nw ii r . MAIIIIIM WOMEN, who' base long been d" 0 1 . 0114 ? as their expectation, of a family may be sure] for rea±! stances such defects are curably hey medical skill; oe'd Moor the removal of such impediments be an object of iota* And I. ! tainty with ethers, yet the cute of etch defects, by tall, progress of renovation, is if s tcqutremeat st . their err** NI Nidv; , . Currie and Co. may be (unstilted by pan - r0t .. 0" 1 , • es, *eft!) the great e n ...ra on cy and hour, at Mr W e t' 107, Hatton-Gardeth—letteits mint he past rid. liiCITIVATER AT LONDON BRIDGe.' 1 Mandso. ......,;......e«. ..... Aft5ugg554.4fti.e........6...., 4A ,MAINA. IF" • tiers, sire, +papa" f 'tell" _ oevicti :lid honour, to whisk Messrs. CUARIP. and Ca. the be sanction of scholastic authority, as wall el tile tr./inner incontradicted facts. In professing the cure of these ouriphirts hey luikl out no hulucemert t t vice ; hut erosible as ail ass mist be of the existence of such calamities, they un's Atir itbittimce a. regularly educated Menibersdf the it oyd tf Surgeous of London and Edinburgh, Slight and Mai tames of Syphilitic intention are causally cured an the del iitatoOf two days. These of the molt uh%tmate tittrawps emtl olwrisc-tinns ; inveterate strictures, pains of t*e hou.t, Le. are peraitanendy and sportier cured. 'sterol Noblems Deothenen of the Rtst reapectaltiliry hare born asiderthe alts WWI'S: Curets and Ce.fer the removal Of complalina at tin stsicettrate, die,and hulas meet tred a redt/fl Mid cure, request that ruhrettroa stay be mule to thou rndruces of the deeded atiperitalty tit Slts.rs. plan of treatment. bflany •liese gentlemen Gadatr.ctereikaa I 0 to tO yews, and pets UMW' tht axe at Morat.lietsw. risisle. and oder surgeon; id equal reminisce, trim ana.. their cure by the application of the kinfr caustic, wakonnitie Mears. Currie and Co. hare selected the following kite flaa the - maw they dee 11:CelVttig frottigentleforn rectiraleilna thanks t . str their restoration to sound and vigorous health. a• seta to them unatwlicited,from the son ef a Nvhie taft. 96 .1 11 laboured under this ihstresaing and n.alads fus be had born under the care of severer surgeons of prvvom eminence, none of whom allOr.!ed hint liermafrant retie; k Irtim, the superior mode of irrennent adopted and l emon Messrs. Currir and Co. be received a radical tire la dash* pace of one mouth. " l'o Dr. Cs' RSV r, to, , fietton-Cari'ma. " Lord frets great pleasure in communications nom , Ctime the perfect renstablishnient t .Shi Israith, itt coast 1 1• 144 " et Is mild and adnurabletreas num of *turf ores in the UMW ,‘ lie wag add, that be hag not tor many years coins's' o ' o °l " cnntfert and freedom fro/sup/in ; and he rnwrla Its nu " his having obtained, thrinigh his tittll and avail:lL a P d. ., " and radical core of that horrid complaint. As he *55 net steanger to the matisce that others treated the complauhlta " it in hie power, from a fair tr al and a just eatni.tirti..... 01 4 , " that tribute of applause to Dr. Curer which he ••••••• 44 ‘.. 1 • • "and shill rear be mosereatly and willing to admi.s MAII SUM WOMEN, who' base long been ii" 0:"Ilu d ! their expectations of a family may be assure] the to fatal • stances such defects are curably by medical skid; da" the removal of suck impediments be an object of ionise snits.' tainty with *them, yet the cute of st.ch defects, by ale pro;reat of renovation. is el e acquirement of their crT• 6l6• Mures. Currie and Co. may be tonstiked by ptra - ral4 l " lii es, wt.!, the greaten .errecy an d hni.eur , err their tii" r t" - iii 1.47, Ratton-Gareten.-1-ette4• mutt LIP pi* pad. WATER AT LONDON BRlDOe'MSN;atid r; ........ II 1111101aaa SW Attar:we ........ 41,1110 04 " . 114 r Hutted by Lters. rt.tott. • juhbilted them abst:it tikr'S err-Upar,141144.4100 "•4"*"