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1 I V I; . I 1 I r-,.; 1 I i ii TO D A FFA DILLES. WRITTEN BY ROBERT HERRICK, • WIIO WAS BORN. IN TILL' YEA It 1591. Etire Daffadilles, we weeps to see Y soont: : As y.,t :11: r4i Ilatit uut ;eta ped his B:aye, stitye,. Until the hastinge Jaye I i ts ruin:, 11.4 t to :lie sozz.c., Ar.:l having p,o d to,;ether: we Will goe with you along:: We have sh..ata time to gam as you; Wr have as shone a Springe; As pike a growthe to mevte decaye, you, or any thirgc. We As your hz‘urs , e UJe, and drya Away.:, Liku to tha Summer's r.line: Or as the i•carl:: of :`,:orulage's dewe, Ne'er to be founde againe! HYDE PARK. Yesterday the assemblage of Fashion:ll)les exceeded anything of late years seen in the circles of the Beau Monde. In compliment to the approaching Corona tion, the first-rate elegantes displayed a more than usual proportion of Royal blue, xvith boots of the same colour. Among the pron:enading parties were: Viscounts Stopford and Ebrington, Lord Fitzroy Somerset, t7te Earl of Gleni i all, Lot d Foley, and Mr. Itaikes; Mr. Seymour Datharst, Mr. and Misses Eden, the Earl of Clare, and Lord Clonmell ; Sir Colin Campbell, Sir Charles Greville, and Mr. Osbaltleston ; Lord Grantl: du, Viscount Apsley, Lady Geor giaaa Bathurst, and Lady Jane Lennox ; the Ho:mutable Air. Bathurst, Lady Emily Bathurst, and Lady Mary Lennox ; the Duke of Argyle, Earl Courtoun, Sir George ?km:tyke, Captain Fitzclarence, the Ladies Paget and Mr. Spencer Percival; Sir Charles, Lady, and Captain Morgan; the licaourable Archibald Murray, and a lung lint of Senators. Among the equestrians were— The Duke of Wellington, Prince Esterhazy, Lord Arthur Hill ; the Earls of llarrowby, Wettmorland, Jersey, and Scar t,orough ; Viscount Bulkeley, Londs Walszourt, Valietcrt, Col ville, Granville Somerset, and Archibald Hamilton ; Sirs T. T. Jones, Boger Gresky, and George Walker, Count Sr. Antonio, the lion. )Ir. Poinirow, the lion. J. S. Cocks, the Earl and Countess ot . SAtou, the Ladies Molyneux, &c. The cc; oiiy.l:_;es were almost innuinerahre; the fol lowing are a few of the most cospicuons : The Princess F.,sterhazy, the M..ichiones,cs Winchester and Lansdowne, Hasswer Lansdov.-ne, and Ch , ,linondeley, the Duchess of Argyle, the Couviesses Paulett, Wernyss, and Poinfr2t, Lord Mark K•mr, the Earl of Llessington, the Earl of Covoitry, Visecuat Exmouth, Lord Maynard, Lady Caro!ine 'Barham, Lord Lerwick, Lady Cionmell, &c. The En: - 1 of PORTSNIOCTiI soared above the crowd in a phrton ; Mr. HAN nis sported a curricle, four in-hand; and the Earl of Di-;sr.tGit, Viscount LAKE, and Sir 1-lEsity \Vit.:3es, were among the most dex terous denncticers. Yesterday, the Earl of WESTMORLAND gave a grand dinner, at hi: house in Grosvenor-square, to— The Earl of Liverpool, Earl of Chichester, Duke of Grafton, Duke of kkaufort, Marquis Camden, Lord Sidrnouth, Lord &c. &c. Yesterday Viscount and Viscountess GRANVILLE entertained the following distinguished personages with a grand dinner, at their elegant residence in Bruton street, Berkeley-square: The Duke of Wellington, Count and Countess Lieveo, Earl and Countess of Ilarrowhy, Count and Countess l'almella, Earl of Aberdeen, Lady Castkreigh, Count Canaan, • Mr. &gore Mr. Villiers, Mr. Nivruan, Mr. Agar Ellis, Sce. The Marquis of CAMDEN entertained a select party of distinction, yesterday, as his residence in Arlin:. ton-street. To-morrow his Lordship will give an ele gant entertainment to the Officers of the West Kent Yeomanry, and several distinguished Fersonages. The Marquis of LANSDOWN had a large party to dinner, yesterday, at Luisdown House, in Berkeley square. The Duke of DEVONSHIRE gave a grand dinner, yesterday, to Lord and Lady GRANVILLE, Lord and Lady Mom>Ern, lion. Miss 'lowan's, Captain and CLIFFORD, Hon. Mr. CAVENDISH ) Mrs.GEORGE LAMB, kc. at Devonshire House. Yesterday, Count and Countess Sr. ANTONIO gave a grand dinner to the following personages, at their elegant residence in Hanov;:r-square : Prince Fnas- CATILL; Prince WoLskoNsxv, Prince and Princess Es - ruttuazY, Dowager Marchioness of DOWNSH Ina, t'le Ladies BILL, the Marquis and Marchioness of DOWNSIIIRE, Lord CIIARLES SOMERSET, Lord AR- THEIR HILL, Stc. In the evening her Ladyship en tertained upwards of three hundred distinguished Fashionables with a grand concert. The Earl and Countess of CA sums gave a grand dinner, on Friday, to the Ambassador Orthe LANDS, Earl of HARDWICK, Lord and Lady GRIM.. YILL F., Lord and Lady Ducts, Lord BULKELEY • Mr. W. Wvoi, Mr. F. LEWIS , r Goanor i, &c. at their house, in Privy Gardens: One of thole disgraceful circumstances arising from vulgar error, occurred in Canterbury, on Tuesday morning last. James Braucher., a labouring man, f:om the neighbourhood of Boughton Blean, accom panied his wife, a decently-dressed, and good- look ing woman, apparently ab-mt thirty years of age, into lie Cattle 3larket, and first inquired for a salesman, and being informed that his province was to sell beasts zunl sheep only, he then engaged a pen, for which- he paid the 'l'ollenger the usual demand of sixpence, tied a rope round the waist of his wiAt, and led her by it into the pen; when a young man, named Thbmas Fuller, a waggoner, in the employ of Mr. Berry, of Boughton Hill, who had also accompanied the parties, became the purchaser of the wife inr the sum of five shillings. The parties then retired Irom the market, the buyer and seller, equally well setis fi:Al as the woman, with the transfer. Wedr.asday, as the troops of the 16th Dragoons, stationed at Truro, were returning from watering " their horses, one of the animals, belonging to an ()la cer, became restive, and ran furiously down Pydar street, where, coming in contact with a child of about four years of age, it came to the ground. The rider was throws a considerable distance and materially iiijuted, and the child a!most immediately expired. Tae parents of the infant being in distressed circu m- I stances, the owner of the horse very humanely sent them five pounds. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. [This Gazette notifies, that on the 10th inet. the following Foreign Ministers had audiencei of his .Majesti, viz. the Spa nish Ambassador, the Duke de San frios; to deliver his letter recal, and other letters from his Sovereign; the Prince de Castelcicala, the Neapolitan Ambassador, to take leave ; Count St. Martin d'Aglie, the Sardinian Slit:liter, to deliver his new credentials; Baron Longsdorff, the Hessian Minister, to deliver his Dew credentials; Count de Tauentzien Wittemburg, on a special mission from the King of Prussia, to take leave; and Monskur de Schwarts, on a special mission from the King of Wurtemberg. to deliver letters of congratulation on his Ma jesty's acct.s. , .ion. It further announces that his Majesty, on the same day, vas pleased to confer the honour of KnOnhood on Wiliam David Evans, Esq. Recorder of Bombay; Robert Baker, Esq. Chief Magistrate at the Public Office, Bow-street ; John Tobin, Esq. Mayor of Liverpool; Thomas Mantel, Esq. Mayor of Dover; and George Smith Gibbes, of the City of Batla, F.R.S. Physician to heilate Majesty]. BANKRUPTS. Robert Coney, Strand, plumber, to surrender May 16, 30, and June 24, at ter, at Gzildhall. Attorney, Mr. Norton, New H4rion-street, Little Moorfields. Lipscombe, Exeter, grocer, June 13, 14, and 24, at eleven, at the New London Inn, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. ILDrutton, Broad-street ; or Mr. C. Brutton, Exeter. George 1 hillips, Manchester, plumber and glazier, May :0.9, 30, and June '44, Lt nine, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attar mes, :%lesiirs. Willis and Co. Warnford-court ; or Mr. Ackers, Manchester. William Green, Liverpool, money-scrivener, June 1,2, and 24, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. At tornies, Mr. Blackstock, Liverpool; or Messrs. Blackstock and Mince, London. William Stonhill, Stewkley, Bucks, butcher, May 26, June 8 and 24, at :is, at the King's Head Inn, Aylesbury. Attur nies, Mr. Ashheld, Staple Inn; or Mr. I looper, Dunstable. John Carr, late of Wortley, arid David Millington Tetley, of Armley, near Leeds, merchants, May 22, 23, and June t.:4, at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds. • Atturnies. Messrs. Few and Co. Henrietta-street, Covent-garden; or Mr. Hem ingway, Leeds. Luke Searle, Weybridge, baker, May 20, :50, and June 24, at . _ . eleven, at Guildhall, Landon. Attornies, Messrs. Tomlin suns and Co: Copthall-court, Throgmortun-street. S4lllllCi Cramp, Vine-street, 31illhalik-street, corn-dealer, May 20, 27, and June 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, "Messrs. Sudlow and Co. Monument-y.u - d. Joseph Wild, Whitle, Derbyshire, cotton-spinner, May CG, 29, and June 2.1, at eleven, at the Angel Inn,. Stockport. Attor . . ides, Mr. walmsley, Marple, near Stockport; or ;Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. Humphrey Jones, Holywell, Flintshire, draper, May 25, 26, and Jun!; 24, at eleven, at the Albion lintel, Chester. At tnrnies, Mr. Williams, Holywell; or Mr. Chester, Staple Inn. Christopher Harris, Bradford, Wilts, tanner, May 23, atatix, 24, and June 24, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bath. Attor nits, Messrs. Dax aLd Co. Guilford-street; or Mr. Stone, Bradford. Thomas Parrish, Brettell-lane, Kingswinford, Staffordshire, glass-cutter, May 30, at four, 31, and June 24, at eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Bewdley. Attcrnies, Mr. Fellows, Dudley; or Messrs. Williams, St. Swithin's.lane. Richard Kay, Bury, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, May 29, 30, and June 24, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attor nies, Mr. Cvnlitf, Manch:ster; or Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lave. Stephen George, Narberth, Pembrokeshire, linen-draper, May 25, 96, and June 24, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Nrr- berth. Attornies, Mr. Wiln;lins, Quay street, Carmarthen; or Messrs. Alexander and Holme, New Inn. John Lynch Stuck!, Kirby-street, Hatton-garden, merchant, May 16, 27, and June 24, at twelve, at Gui:dhall. Awn ' ney, Mr Wilde, College-hill. James Williams, Birmingham, japanner, May 26, 27, and June 21, at twelve, at the lien and Chickens Hotel, Bir mingham. Attornies, Messrs. Long and Austen, Holborn court, Gray's Inn ; or Messrs. Smith and Co. Birmingham. Charles and James lobes Myles, Portsmouth, grocers, May 29, at one, 30, at ten, and June 24, at one, at the Crown Inn, Gosport. Attornies, Messrs. Alexander and Holme, New Inn; or Mr. Cruickshank, Gosport. Thomas Abell, Nottingham, lace-manufacturer, May 25, 26, and June 24, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attornies, Mr. Hurst, Nottingham; or Mr. Knowles, New Inn, London. John Fitzgerald, Vine-street, Narrow-wall, Lambeth, timber merchant, May 20, 27, and June 94, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Shuter, Millbank-street, Westminster. Joseph Longhurst, late of Egham-Hythe, Surrey, carpenter, May 20, June 5 and 24, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At torney, Mr. Ronalds, Tokenhouse-yard. Thomas Watkins, late of Ross, Herefordshire ' grocer, May in, 27, and June 2 4, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. At- turney, Mr. James, Bucklersbury. Samw.l Newell, llonbana, baker, May 16, 27, and June 24, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Fisher and Munday, Furnival's Inn. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. June 3, C. 11Ii11, Lower East Smithfield, dealer in Irish pro visions, at ten. June 3, J. Knight, Coppice-row, Clerkenwell, iron -founder, at twelve. June .10, W. ‘ Forder Basingstoke, stage-coach-proprietor, at twelv e . June 3, NV:Jennings, Al dersgatestreet, butcher, at eleven. June 6, F. Davis and W. Phi.lips, Church -street, Lambeth, brewers, at twelve. June 3, B. Cohen, late of sliroaa.streer, merchant, at eleven. June 3, E. Parnell, Congleton, Cheshire, milliner, at tr.:. June 3, W. If. Cu,, Bread-street, warehouseman, at eleven. June 24, C. A. Wheelwright, Cullum-street, merchant, at twelve. June 3, W. Fisher, Union-ph:cc, Lambeth, mariner, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. June 10, T. Jones, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George Inn, Dale -street, Liverpool. June 6, J. Harrison ' Sheffield, grocer, at eleven, at the Tartan:: Inn, Sheffield. Jour 6, S. Grimwood, Bores, Suffolk, merchant, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Ipswich. June 5, A. Aaron, Plymouth-Dock, sil versmith, a eleven, at Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth-Dock.— June 5, J. Moon, Acres-Barn, near Manchester, eatton-mer chant, at one, at the Star Inn, Manchester. June 5, J. Har ris, Haaelor, Warwickshire, dealer, at eleven, at the Red Horse Inn, Stratford-on-Avon. June 3, S. Hamblin, late of Wotton.under-Edge, Gloucestershire, innholder, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Watton-under-Edge. CERTIFICATES—Jugs 3. D. Gerrard, Old Cavendish -street, milliner. J. Wood, King stree, St. James's-square, breeches-maker. R. Johnson, late of Irancis-street, Tottenham Court-road, watch-maker. F. W. Bowser, late of Bristol, sugar-refiner. J. Sandbach, Li verpool, anerchant. R. Garnett, Nantwich, shoemaker. A. H. Matthewson, Gateshead, Durham, grocer. G. Steedman, Vauxhall, near Birmingham, victualler. I. Hurt, Southamp ton, grocer. W. Briant, late of Kennington, wine-merchant. A. and J. R. Frost, Macclesfield, grocers. C. Poole, White cress -street, willow-square-maishfreturer. S. Bills, Marston, Staffordshire. dealer. J. Porter, Wrington, Somerset, nursery mar. R. Down, Bridgwater, iron-founder. J. lligginson, Agecroft, near Manchester,* calico-printer. W. 13. Mummer, Hull, ironmonger. E. Jackson, Cley, Glotict:stershlre, clothier. R. Ward, Maiden-lane, ilettle-briage, mustard-manufacturer. Ti G. and D. Asquith, Bernfondsey, ship-owners. I:. Blyth, Dyer's-buildings, Holborn, dealer. F. S. Symons, Falmouth, merchant. J. C. Jardine, Sheri - Acid, draper. R. Bowdon, Canterbury, linen-draper. G. Said, Kentoz-street, Blooms , bury, builder. DISSOLUTIONS OF PA RTNERSIIIPS. , Bawsiser and Co. Chepstow, timber-merchants, (as far as re lates to J. Hodges). Marsden and Co. Sheffield, carpenters. Stansfirld and Co. Leeds. T. and 11. Ridley, Ipswich, wine merchants. Baxter and Prentice, Manchester. Edmonds and Tamplin, Gray's Inn-lane, brewers. Baynes and Barket, late of the East India Cbanilers, sugar-brokers. Ellis and Miles, Lirerpocl, block-makers. Concy and Woodley, New Sarum, Wilts, tanners. hunter and Stephenson, Little Queen-street, Westminster, surgeons. B. 'C. and B. Cooper, Clapham, smiths. Stone and 11:nk, Nertholt, .Middlesex, farmers. Nordblad and 1 Lapbors, Liverpool and Ireland, ship-brokers. I)rudinger and Salomon, Slansell-street, Goodman's-fields. Beard and Chitty,l Lewes, brewers. Dorricu ant Leo. Finch-lane, bankers, (as re lairs to T. l)nrrien, sen.). H. and J. Horrucks, Walness, Pen dleton-within-Sallord, Lancashire, state-dyers. T. and W. Baxter, Little Pre:cott-street, Goodman's-fields, wine and spi rit-merchants. W. Parris, sen. and jun. Dymchurch, Kent, blacksmiths. W. and J. Knowles, Newnham, Gloucestershire, linen-drapers. Hargreaves and Beadle)', Manchester, gentrall agehts. CLERICAL INTELLWEN CE: CAMBRIDGE, MAY le. • A Graite has passed the Senate of this University, which di rects an Observatory to be built at a ra:e not exceeding .€IO,COO, and Astronomical Instrument• to be purchased to the amount of £3OOO. The Senate has already granted the sum of .C 506.0 towards the work. The rest is to be raised by subscripti ,, n. The Duke of Gloucester, the Chancellor of the University, has signified his appiobatiou of this measure in the most handsome terms, a•'d has given 100 guineas towards carrying it into efil•et. Th.; subject of the Seatonian Prize Poem at Cambridge, for the pr.:64at year is," The Omnipresence of the Strausic 14:1No." OXFORD, MAY 15. following Gentlemen wera nu Aonday last elected Stu denls of Christ Cht:rch, from Westn-inster (Virg::: George Henry Webber, Hon. Leigh Thomas, Tliumas Henderson; John Edward Jeffreys, Augustus Shert. SAturday, the ::allowing Degrces were conferred : DIASTEItS •r. Willliam Joseph Coltman, F,q. Br:lsamose College, Grand Compounder. Oliver Cave, I3111:01 College. BACITILLOaS OF ARTS. Joshua Resmolds Johnson, I.lilUol College. John Sheffield Cox, Pembroke College. Wednesday, the following Degrees were conferred : DOCTOR IN 111vINVT V. The Rev. Wißhin Benson, Rector of Hampton Poyle, and South Weston, in thiscounty, Vicar of Ledgers A-lby, in the county of Northampton, and formerly licllow of Queen's GraMd Compounder. MASTERS OF "TS. The Rev. Thomas Walkt•r, College. • Courade Dewy Coulthurit, Bras:•nnose Coll••ge. Alexander ALcdonnell, Student of Chri,t Church. John I lenderson, Balliol Collcge. The Rev. David Williams and W.dt , r Pnwell, Jesus College. DAC H ELORS OF AWLS. Samuel Johnson antijOhnii;mps:m .-- johnson, Lipsofu Coll. Stunut.l Ilartopp Knapp, Merton College. John Edmund Jones, St. Edmund Hall. Edward Robert Taylor, \Vatnun Collt•ge. . George Edge Larden, Brasenitose C0114,e. F.f7CI.I::SI AST ICA I. PRO:.!OTTONS. The Rev. C. Chisholm, Rector of Eastwell, Kent, to hold the Vicarage of Preston next Faversham, with E.astwell. The Rev. Francis !Raley Astliri, M.A. to the Rectory of Bishopstrow, Wilts. Wednesday, the Rev. Gibson Lucas, A.B. was insti tuted to the il.ctury of Filby, in Norfolk. SPORTIVG. Epsom flares commem:oz WAnesday nexf, and the greatest race-dal• in 14:ngland will be cm 'llorsday, for the Dcriq Stakt 4, for which fourteen are expected to start. YORK SPH ENG MEETING. WFIINESTIA 1", 4 V 10. The Second Year of the Constizuti , o Stak..!s of 20gs. each, h. ft. fur hors2s, of all 39t S; thr-,•-it-oh!s, sst. Bst.—five, fist. 91h.—six, 9‘.t. 1111) . .—a...d aged, 94t. .7.1 b. 01:e mile and a quarter.—(Ten Subscribers.) Mr. T. 0. Powlett': gr. h. The Alai. dial, 5 yrs old - 0 1 Mr. Duncombe's cb. h. St. ITcl.-tia,.6 yrs old - - 0 2 Mr. Watts's b. f. by Cerbcrus, 'rrs old - - 0 Ld Fitzwill:am's b. L•Lucinda, 3 yrs old • - - 4 0 _ _ _ . _ _ 2 to 1 on St. Helena ; after th; dead heat, even btlting. The Sapling Stakes of 50gs. /such, b. ft. for three-yr-tad colts, 8s!. 31b. last mile and three-quartet s, vial wop by Lord Scarbo rough's br. by liesby. Sweepstakes of 50gs. each, h. ft. for three-yr-old colts, Bst. Sib. fillies, Bst. One mile and a half. Five Subscribers. Sir J. liyng's b. c. Outland', by Walton - - walked over. The Stand Pars^ of £56, for horses, &c. of ail ages.—Heats, one mile and thr:•e quarters cart. • Lord Searborougt's b. e. by l'etronius, 3 yrs old, 7st. 1 1 Mr. T. Sykes's b. c. Mr. Speaker, 4 yrs. old Sat. 71b. & S Mr. Wright's b. c. Master Fray, 3 yrs. rid 7st. - 3 3 Mr. Girfor:h's gr. c. Pyramus, 4 yrs. old Bst. 41b. - 4 4 5 to 4 on Mr. Speaker, and 5 to 2 ligst the winner. Very easy. BoxY/3.—A busy fight took place en Friday on Beeson Green, near Jackass Common, between Grare Chrieorf, a farmer, and Calvert, a yeoman also. It was for 20 guineas aside, and another stake of a richer quality—who should enjoy the charms of a handsome young landlady. They were rival lovers, which caused tbis combat, and both had a slice of science. Four good routids were fought ; but in the fifth, Coalsead had his head chanceried so, that he reeled about as it he had taken a quart of blue ruin. He was at last knocked down by a body-blow, which decided the fight in favour of Calvert. EXAMINATION or THE Port !—ln the CGurt of King's Bench, on Friday, in the case " RICHARO HAVES, Clerk, v. E. A. KXN• DMA, Esq." Mr. Cftrrry moved for a Rule to shew cause why a Commission should not be sent ont to Rome, for the purpose of examining kis Holiness Pope Pius 'V 11. Cardinal Gonsalvi, and ether Church Dignitaries of that City, in order to support certain special pleas of justification to an action for a libel brought by the plaintiff; a Catholic Clergyman of Ireland, against the defendant. The cause was set down for trial by Special Jury at the Sittings after next Term, and it was sworn that the defendant could not safely proceed to triat without the testimony of tke above-nraned witnesses.—A Buie td slam cause was granted. Bow-sxatZT.—Saturday, J. &ley, owner and driver of a hackney chariot, was charged with stealing a pocket-book, con taining Bank-notes,• le property of J. Douglas, Esq. Or. the 7th of Fepruary, the prosecutor rode in a yellow painted cha riot, fiom Charles-street, Soho, to Islington, and the following morning he missed his property. He stopped payment of the notes at the Bank, and two of Z 5 each wire traced to the pri soner, who saki he received them for a horse front a Mr. Walsh, who, and his wife, had died within the last month. -Mr. Douglas did not mean that the pocket-book was taken from Ida person, but that he left it in the chariot.—Mr. Bi;tNIE said, this was im material as it regarded the prisoner, for the Hackney Coach-Act enacted, that a driver finding property in his coach, and not de livering it within four days, either to the Commissioners, or to the Magistrate, was guilty of felony.—Remanded. A few nights ago, during the performance of Tin. Miller and his Men, at the Carnarvnn Theatre, the following ac. Went oc curred : In the scene where Grimle; the miller, throws off his disguise, the actor who performed that part unfortunately ;!.ot his pistols entangled in the folds of his cloak, by which one of them went off, and the wadding penetrated his belly ! Ile imme diately fell as if dead s surgeons were called in, and the wound was dressed, but little hope is entertained of his recovery. Sunday, the 2541 ult. a fine boy, the only son of William Yoonz, F.sq. the Collector of Taxes, at Kilmarnock, was un fortunately drowned, in an open well, near the dwelling-house. The access to the well was usually secured by a gate, which had been carelessly left open. A faithful and feeling house-dog, stationed near the spot, observing the child drop into the water, broke his chain, and rushed into the house, howling in the most piteous manner. The family took the alarm. The child was immediately got out, and all means used to restore annuati:,n, but in vain. The vital spark was extinguished, and tire si bit had fled to Goo, who gave it ! A woman died at Stirling, on the 6th ult. supposed to be a native of that town, aged about 75.—She had no dwelt in a house of three apartments, into which no perina but her self was allowed to enter. She enjoyed good health, liv d pe nuriously, but never applied for charity ; she empl..y:cl her efte in doing menial work for houkeholders, and in s.pit.r.int:. but frequently went .about the streets collecting dEdcr;, &c, She was known to be in easy circumstances, and to I..ve accu mulated a large stock of wearing appa, ar.:. particul.tr articles of furniture, which nobody was alloweti to inspect. She seas fund of fine articles of dress, and bau At many, though she rarely put them on her person.—At her the: e were found in her house, among many oo limnothers,t,t,ch.ctiosllownigclatnrda,xmdiun7ny quantities of different articles :_ caps fer women; 120 gowns and petticoats of various descrip tions, 14 of them ;30 brass candlc - ,:eks ;17 cast iron pots, and five copper tea-kettles; about '2.50 wooden dishes of can ons descriptions ; two house clocks :end cases ; CO pewter dishes and a variety of copper ones; SO pairs of shoes, many of them very old fashioned ; 10 sets of fare-irons, with many odd ones ; 130 shawls; a pair of coach lamps and seven lanterns; about 700 articles of crlzkery, crystals, &c.—six cart loads of lindens and firewood; a large quantity of masons' hosting irons; Hires chests of drawers, in which was found about X 7 in money; three silver tea-s: , oons, a u'ir of sugar tongs, canister spion,sil ter table anti du4stat vocals, with 15 gold and iii i trinkets. 13TRTIIS. Thursay, in Upper Brui - D-scieet, .I.:ady E. Steele, of a 1107 ry lay 7, at 2.l:l:iken, the Lady of Sir WiLtiarn Mill.ken Na pier, liar.% of a sor. • May :5, at North Cfay; the Lidy of Captain W. R. Ord, cf the itoy E - .ginvers, of a daughter. May -1, at ,!.;haerne”, the Laly of Captain Thomson, of the Royal Eatineers, of a scn. mmuttnn. Saturday se'nnight, at :' , lary-lz-b,;n::e Clivrcti, thy Rev. Mor: daunt Barnard, of Thon:ton, Yorkshire, to llar.a, only laugh ter of the late Major thiton. 'fueclay, at St. George's, Haricver-square, the Rev. Rob-r; Fifehead. Ncvii!r. to Lizidieth Vetzietta, your,;t: , i du4hter of the lat;.l4l:n Tuesday, ;t St. ;.Lary Cuurrh, Osinvi, the Robert Gatchoue, 1 2 ..n0w of corrus Christi College, ford, and Rector of Szoku Chari•y, Llano, toCathiaine yotnigtst datlghtcr of . .'slartin W. 41, M.D. Oxford. The Rev. S. Niello:s, of Chalford, Glotte,:stershire, to Ann' eldest d.tuz . Ltt.r of T. Outehirlson, Esq. of St. lye's. Thor the Wv. iireurgt . 311.cr0, .A.iistyr, ITcrtt, to Mary, daugltt.n- of tLc !at,: Ilk:v. D.. Laltcr, iZector of Catirston; Notion,. At Adfl'.o;turt Cinrch, rezr P...nt 4 th, the Rcv. John Jac'Am - , of the forrner m ".+.l:ss daughter of Mr.loini raulder, yetioan, Lintha7Ac. At the ivlanse cf tilt. the Rev. Wi:liam Iferi/nian, or p,lttny, t, tr.:Acr, Caught - 4r of the Rev. Andrew WAser, "tiiin:ster of C:"..n-ie. May I, at N'Veytnty.ith, U. v...lui.t!y till, Rector. of Don_ church and Shan:din, in the Isle of Wi i tht, Nit, Jane eldest dan7hter of the iate Samna rernia;ll, the Isle of White. May fi, Iknry Wilde, Esq. of rider P"Ae!ay-street, P-.-yrt man.squaro, to :4artha Litcy, youtizeat daughter of .th lute It i .v. Ilarry l'a,:ton. April 6, at Littlebam, near E.r.renuth, Robert Pouget, cf the How East-India Cornpry's Engineer Corps, Bombay Pre:s.- tleacy, to Elizabeth Annueldest %laughter of Dr. Easet, of Exmouth, Dev..n. - Iu Limerick, John ritzgerniii, c set.:^ Susan, flnrth daughter of the Rev. It IL:ctor of Cronin rd A,iare. KLoo, Barrister tit to I‘lls. Geoghez:att, fourth tl:uti;L:c•r of tin: late Yiagavilry, E.n. of Tetnuta, King's County. 120. igoriciay, at his rooms in Corpus Christi College, John Eve; - ..st, Esq. fellow of drat Society. In his year, the lion. and Rev. Edward Seymour. on:f surviving son of tha late Lord William Seymour, who was tlia youngest son of the late Duke of Somerset. The Rev. Thothas Barstow - , Itectra . of Ah!ham, and also of Laurence, L:ssex, in his 761 h ycar, and in the 50th of his i..- carrhcr.cy of th-! framer Tuesciey, oEtel 87, the ILv..Tos:Th Reeve, at LYorroli.:. where he had been Chaplain to the Clifford family since t: _ _ Wei.nes,day, is Wimpo:e-street, aged 18 months, Henry „Leh:•, second son of the lion. Juhn Thoritt-nt At 11.iir.if, 9th ult. Captain Patrick Grant, l..tv of the chtii _ _ _ Saturday se . ini 6 hr, in Portman-square, John Denison, of Otiii.!tan !fall, Notrin-haanshire. 3Ly is Joiirl-street, iliac:ill:ars-road, in Ws 59th year, 3:r. M. Miller, late of Irtezeiver-Gclier Lica Office, Custutn-livi: w . flay 4, Ili( I.vh . e CI Dr. Ferris, Physician, of licacoLs!:eld. Sattaday r.'nnight, is Olaucester-place, New-road, Captala Charles D. .fr-rrr.y, IL N. in his year. Febru. ry 19, at Jamaica, William Mercer Scott, fourth s , - n of the lute Hey—lames &ott, of Anchterilouse. Sunciay, aged fire years, liokrt Knighton Cocci), eldest ina of Robe:: Gacch, M.D. oflZ.n:ci strler. April '25, .it :3a:detour, aged 5i , , l' Alward Homewood, Ew. one of his Justices of the Pcace for the County c: Kent. At Cadogan terrace, Glasgow, aged. 86, Mrs. Idoore,wid.,tv of Ik. Moore, the eminent writer and traveller. :May 1, at trzigwood Cottzge, Archibaki Swinton Martin, second iv)n of Wia:am Alexander M.crtin, Esq.W. 8. Etiluburgh. April '27, at Inverness, aged Duncan Grant Gl!zest], only son of Tizoinas Gilzean, lisq. of Bucaugiston,4therif. Substitute of InvernessAire. April 20, at Netherwood Bank, neai Dumfries, Miss Emma Amelia Caroline Duncan, aged nine years, only child of Coe late Lieut. Andrew Duncan, 11 N.. Within four cays' sail of the harbour of C,otk, on board the Guadaloupt - :, on her rassage from the West Indies, Capt. John Buytor, of tote Royal West India Rangers. April 26, at Ballysalla, near Kilkenay, aged 111, Bridget Byrne, widow.—Until wit!.l.l these two years she was heat ty and active; and she retained i:osse t of all her faculties to the last day of her long life. elle in five reigns, one of them (that of George III.) the longest which is recorded in British history. At Tall:gaurn, on the 13:h of October last, Lieut. George Roberts, of the 12th Regiment Madras Estal::ithnient. At Calcutta, the 17th of November last, Tnontas Temple Blackburn, Esq. of the East India Cont2an)'s Civil Savice, aged 24 years. January 11, at Port Louis, of the contagious fever, Major William George Waugh, fifth son of the la::: Joseph Waugh, Esq. of Dowgate-hill. February 14, at sea, onboard the Hooghly Indiaman, on Ms voyage home from Calcutta, Mr. William Cooke, second Otli cer of the above ship, and youngest son of the late Timothy Cooke, Esq. of Beckenham, Kent. Wed:it:slay, in Wolverhampton, Mr. William Vipond, of Prince's End : be was on his way to attend the market, and whilst walking along Ifiliton-street, in the full enjoyment of health, he fell down arid expired a'most hastantinconly. Snarl& in modo,forti!ir be fa 'fhe tr.atmeut mitii—thz cure ef'_•ctual. ACandid Ex:tminat;on of l'iotessional Pretensions is only to be feared by those who are conscious of incapacity. Impres,ed at an early period of our professioual career with the importance of a more minute attention to a class of die. eases pecull.:rly alizcting the gander operations of Nature, we bold:y dr v iated from what was held to be medical orthodoxy; attaeaed the vauntings of empyrictam, and, by defeating its vile purposts, consider ontselves justly entitled to that approbation and patronage which, for twenty yeiirs, have rewarded our sec cc ful and devoted studies. The es:amnion of our enlightened brethren, .who irequently appeal to cur opinion, is an additin::al gratificatioa to our pride, wade our authority from the Cullti;e itself, strengthened as it is by the most enthusiastic testimonials of almost every Professor in the British ..letropolis„ must ever protect the sanctity cf cur fame from envy or misrepresentation. The impetuosity cf youth, or she momentary wust of cattiea in the maturcr man, °ken lead to the effects of a contagious Ca, ease; happy there fr.re,,,-nay :he early applicant br calkd, whoa anxiety can be alleviated by a few days' care; an:. even in foe more advanced stages, characterized by nuntereas symptrath, we can illustrate our assertion, by rendering Ike treatment the Rae j;v:.tral. Ii cry organic change, or functional disturbance. ineieleatal the gei - .:.,•ative economy, falls equally within our province, • ,1 : 4 to oar atte:ition. Artioitg these are dieeastsef cite urcthre, we.ileness, and constitutional derangements, of 'howtlet lung d.. alone child of inanition may be restored to appetence, and, stead of being exhausted by Nervous Debility, he Kai circulate the manlier proof of vizorous intistilse. The limits of an Adeer. , tlientent do not allow the elas:rtie-tioa of our subjects, hut they are amply detalW in a Work we lately published, caned t! fEjiS Iffr, tag rapid sale .f which , acconvaiiiel with an iii. crea4;:g practice, are undeniable pruene of our general utiltr„ The nook can be had at Paterno.ter-row ; 41, Piccadilly ; 16, Prioce'e-street, Soho; 171, and 3:2, nt•e:' strt.et ; or at any Booksellers. 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