Star. — London, England, 1829-02-16 00:00:00

• • Eli* to kis country, toitia.Meaaruk tree, . And Imp his warh that gracious Mesa& knew— . Kamw on Ills loyal seal be could dem., , . And,del pied to treat him as a prlvatibiend. . . .4aPPes, lliedrui.EMPorium of a 4 .kied, . Ze kips her blest orrac tow'aassigo'd; Sa a.datip. be fuldU'd with steady sod. • Tugsard her ancient right* and in& . . %tit and wealth ha laudably misled, And In declining life•for ease erne di Chem hie retreat mbar Tommie brio, plalu, To VIM with patriot pride our GVAIIIDIA. Yana Baird on that guardian main from shore to shire, Ills freight an ample hospitable stem . Andes, to make kis friends, a ssm i rous Band, As happy is his yacht as on his land. • • At lesgth with koitOur deed his long career, Fame whh Truth map consecrate his Bier! • LAW INTELLIGENCE. . CIRCUITS—SPRING A SSIZES. ' Warnum.—Before Sit Jaime Lirminatz aid Sir Sirtruirt • • anotharaeten—Mobday, March 2, at Wischeater. Watthire.-Saturday, March 7. at New Sarum, trtshire—Friday. March 13, pt Dorchester' • i t n4bire--Triesday, March 47 , at the Omile of &eta. Cll# and County of Exeter—Same day, Pt' the OuSdikalt of the 'City of Ewer. • , . Cornwall—Tuesday, March 94. et Lanneitontri'. Somememisire—Saturday. Much SS, II Taunters. . bititaamo.—Before Sir W. 13. Busuand Sir jakmillpt Nurgbarnptooshite--Monday, Marsh ',it Nortballl.lllP lattandshire—Friday, March 13, at Oakham. Lincolnshire and (Icy—Saturday, March 14, at Lincoln. Nottinghamshire and Town-.6Friday. March 20, at Nottinghaii. Detbyshise• ! -Toepday, Margie. 24, at Derby. Leicestershire and Borough—Saturday, 31 s uch211,at Coventry and Wanvick--Situidiy, April 4, at both plata Houi.—Beforr Sir Nu. Ain:mulls and Sir W. Graridtir. Hertiordshire--Thersday, March S,at Hertford. • 114aeo—Monday, March 9, at Chelmsford. • Keut t -,Turaday, March 10, at blaidstorre. Sit,ez—Montlay, Mirch 23, at latsbant. Surtip..-Montlay; March 30; it Kingstoe. Ntiiiitaix.-=Beforc Lord ebief Justice • VAaaitax. • • • ilittliaghamshirt —Saturday. March 7, at Aylialbary. -'Efordatire•r-Saturstay, March 14, at Dada it* • Uptingdothhirelbursday, March.l9, at ' thriageshire--3dooday, March 93; at Cambridge: '• Norfolk—Saturday, Mari* 94, at Thetford. : • Sultolk— Friday; April 3, at Bury St. Bolaroud's.• ....• ▪ • . • CO URT OF KING'S BENCH, Witsvausasa,:,Fsts z LACT V. PtARCK. .s • .111 i% wa an action w recover damageafor spalleged ' • breach of contract. The plaiutiff is a tavern or coffee , bouseleeper, in the vicinity of Mom fields, and the de fe.-dartt • milliner and dress-maker, iving qEast Barnet. The plaintiff, feeling a desire that his daughter should be taught the besiu-ss of a drips,istaker,etucrtd into a con tract with the defendant, .by is hich be bound himself to • resy her's piemium Of 301. furthat Purpose, and for the boiled-and lodging of hittlaughter during the period of 12 vtiontlis; one halt to be paid at the cnitnitencement of the teem OW the other at the expiration Of sin Months. • ki ennapliarce still this ajpeernent, the daughter-Of the •plaint ff *eat to B ae.et on the 17th Match . ; rivthe last •Tear; tat, according to her evidence; Corrobier.ted to • soma extent by that of ethers; she 4iad icarrely.arriired before tie defendant disClrarged ber servant, ander:lm. • pelted the •rlaititirs daughtei to do all the wor.k. It, . awas'also alle4ed•that she was compelled 'constantly to than 11bas Pearce! Shoe's, and that Miss Pearce repeat-: ' •• •edly swore at her; boxed her cals, and did not alto*, • • Ater t t bfruic oc y• of Whole‘onie nourishment. •. Ors the na 48th- of Miry Miss Pearce struck her several times, • and then she Trifled her serviet. . • . •• . • •*• being the case made by Mr. Gunman and Mr. illeonnica. for the plaintiff, ", • id,. sl. WILLIAMS and Mr. A. Dowtteo called a young• woman, named Elba Pearce, the niece of the • defendant, who disproved many Of the statements made on behalf of the plaintiff; .and althrugh she admitted that the defendant struck the gilt, she declared that it . was only in coaseluence of her refusing to do tome needle work which'had been allbtted to ben Thisatitte: Arent being partly supported by other testimony, • L rd TENTERDiti left it to the Juty to aletermide,' whether the daughter had been so justified in her Con duct .as to give the plaintiff a right of action? The Jury retired for more than an hour, and returned with' a verdict of one farthing damages for the plaintiff, but with a recommendation that each party should pay their own costs. Lord TIENTERDEN observed, .that it was not the pro 'Nee of the Jury to Come to any decision upon the stsbe jest of the . costs. That 'matter was for him to determine: Me would receive their verdict, and take' the matter into consideration. COUItT OF COMMON PLEAS. Fssiossy ;4 1 #l.nikp AND ANONDED N.. GORDON. • This was in action of troeer for a ship. The- vessel in - 9 stetttoti hat; it *appeared, 61onged to a Liercots named Kitson, who had mt.rtgaged it to the. present plaintiffs. This vessel took a circuitous voyage, which ended at New Orleens. These Messrs. Sallteld at 4 • I r loyd, who were creditors of Ritson, hearing that tha tatter had 'failed, col•taitted the attachment Of the lad it apt accordinvly sold . by public ;'auction. Tim sittendgnt becalm the putChaseo, and thepresetswiteti was brought to recover it: The que,tiOn t tl • loose, as 'to Whether the posieision of the defendant was iir l itingful or not?, The LORD CDIIO JOATiaN trihe 3,1,y th a t he ild reset ve the question of W tint • gful posesston for opinion of : tile shah Dirt & W:as one of pule ffe should morel, leave die Yip, tp say,Wisether tltay foond the. poisession, elite ',ease! in the defendant ; and secontili i the amount of kb value. k TIP ,o.°l7. l ‘aiilik tOT ed somftime,,teturped 4 . lrrdiCl found the poSiesiion in the defentiam, •nJ the Tattle ti ,7061, . • . u tbe JusiiCsibennansuited the Flaint•if, .A*t• • • • • • gal/ikon leave to Move to calif a verdict fur 10.1. BOAUD OF EXCIBB. Fisk lA, • . ..George.Pititnisiide .Was convicted is the penalty of „V. for having sold goods at a 44 1110 Ck AUttiOu• is the Mt end.. wittisut a license. • After the case had been 'heard,. Mr. Mayo, the Soli %km to this Board, said, ',bat. although an auct i oneer took .out a license to dispose Of goods, it • did not cover tbe•piactices ihicblireve 'constantly carried on in atic. , *on roi;uss. tlp . law it was necesiiiiy, before pre perry - disposed of by auction, that she 'auctioneer should regular catalogue describing the different lots,. lodge the safitO t with his Signature affixed,, ac the office, in a aslant time befole the sale teak plates was ratify sfitite; though the disposal of a single' . withelininiat through this foils, reitdesed the' %ale 1,04 *' of One bundled 'pottatts. COURT ,OF RXCIIIKURR, Yee. H. THriao ,SUCIILAND A,WD OPIUM .- This was fitOithitionited is** Ott defeadanti for mirkinig Opoles . Withinst note* fie. by which they incoriedpenelties amounting to 4601. Two Ezc4e of' ficers deposed, that on their second inipec i tion m etindiei in process . of ettannfactute by the defendanti they found. IS rods deficient, t io conserattence of which they seised the whole, amounting to 600 rods. They made an entry of the occurrence at the time, and left * . cppy of that entry with the defendants. They both positively swore that the entry was made, and a true copy left, at thi time of the.seisure. One ef them admkted that ad 'scion yin commenced against lam by the ostendatitd feuhaving made this seizure. The book in which the entry was made, and the paper purporting to be a copy kf with the defendants, sere both produced, when gm were found to be quite different, the transectisla parer - (called the specimen) being entered as perfectly regular. Th, excisemen. on cross-exantination eontraP! , dicted each other. 'the Jury instantly-returned a ver dict for the defeedints4 and on thelication of their' Counsel, Mr. the Caltil iiinok ispp impounded the , eteisemen's boot, to be given in tilde** on a prodica• tioa against them for perjery. • I I i I I r , I I Ii I r I I ; I ; ,• I i II I I I I j I i ,1 I I 1; • boa rat I f , I *as dial : 1 c.. : dess a said lett 1 4 -o,;lier t , Tt.ii fat , 1 militia i inlet ti Dite cant. - _.....-% illk_, • • 4,: ... 4. _ 21 ‘ rlV4 7-r-r- * ... il l* '1 ; L . Z . , ---• , • ' I 4 - ', . Mit .. . fog 1.‘12 Ms Wral/II CUM.; 1141 Li• till,' . ' -.-- 1 %6 .) JOllll TAYLOR, teCt. b I - ' - e If' • u.. ' ' ustts to the Walt CSMISDOIIe A Britap fell sod pt the adokst Iliad. . , POLICE INTELLIGENCE. . - • • MIANSI9N.HOUSS A coat came an before Alderman Assam. in' wlakli a very itra ordinary diselosire was made. An ClAerly man of . vertatts'ekl4 appearance, charged a fellow bbouree, who li conilderibly younger; with an assault, and with hoeing threatened to Coolant murder. The old nun aid that ttudafendaot bad taken same nooses* into his bead Abut his own wife, and became so violent and savagethai II was dankerians to approach hint. • Aldinnan Altus: asked Whether notrWioc r idai bad been *kat The complainant answered the ni j atWi . The defeneuk be add, lay io wait br him, and anbinakkk ht the califs shook him with greer.figya and *core 141: 1 04 lirmisle The ilete - waren the of despair, that bit heart Wai tern ?Ikea by the of the old nun, wb. had drugged his wife and thin tattle aleakr/ke of lir ikeritlibakT. as she Merrell was reedy ei.pcoue, • ••••• • • Jktr. Hoatsa soli! that U that could be proved, an indictment might be laid for rape. The defendant's wife; witkoin babbles, itited ibi Ordelan' of the violation. The old man, she Mid; caned . "On her when be knew her husband was at work, and prevailed upost-her to skink two glasses of spirits, Which ha must have druggeskao,she verg secs became totally ineensjble, and when slap woe to herself she found 'kin advantage 10 been taken of her The old ban imiA•that there was a sy ble of truth in the Ammo& The woman was, he said, food. of liquor, and wooltd pv(reless to drink with any body.; but too ;Anse, nailditated any Wag twist her, and if she thought pat any miitiktuse is she kad befallen her be had no knowledge ti.. The wens= solemnly repeated the charge, and dectarid that ilia had ntippissenteal nothing. She was, she said, noberable.vatil attakabosauted herself to her husband,. and was released from the td aienuunkistion. , answer to i question from the Aldecion; 'tie difendaill ad, mined that his wife was fond of drink. • • • ' • ' - The. • Th Al derman commented upon that elreikkf that feral pritaii; shy, butfor which, so dreadful a clinMPllll•lifto;44,a ,occurred. Ho d2LI the compile*, kik dant that whatovie be his hopralpho as hit own wronw he could not brj bleating the tidea.• • ' The defendant mks/ Is a stank of unutterable distress. • • IJI LORA lA. TiLiies Styles vies charged by.the Agar or se. 44dis r — Rai ' thoop, SaturdaY, with desert* his wife and fatter. His wife was preseat with eight children, all of *Wei, with herself were particularly clean *and nett as a poor fatally, aid ivliesji . Much credit 00 the woman who bad been abandnoed by.her less hosband...4lc was sent for two mouths to Bridcweils ROSY-STREET. • Saturday, T. AO, war charged with robbing his DAUM Pt LI yoamity of plate. Muses Soloman, of . Vlneeir-yard, DrOYsisile,e4,llsat op Tuesday the prisoner offered to• Sell him siosleipa. four turd, six table spoon., two salt spoons. sad other articles of plate fur U. From the small sum, asked. Jar. it be *op t imal , he bad stolen it, end told the prisoner, he should detain Prisoner said he lived in Long Acre, ind dieted to aeconspany l willies. to his lodgings; when by Said he could prove , the' pro -1 petty to be his own. They flit out together for that purpose,. the property being in the, mean time left at witoms's shop ; and lest as they passed Bow-street OEM the Pri3Oner ran away, but was pars sued by Ford, the gaoler, who was standing at the Of and taken into custody. Mr. T. Cooke, of Dtiry-lane 'Mare. identified the articles as his property. He said, the prisoner had-been his footman about a month, and on Tuesday evening absconded. Elizabeth Sloman i prosecutor, servant t• the stated, that on Theis, day the plate was brouzht .into the kitchen by the prisoner, ideal left the house soon after.—Fully committed. • kir. Thomas, the constable, stated, that the streets in the neigh: bourbood of the Theatres were nightly ideated by a pug of del: perste young thieves, whom he in vain endeavoured to disperae. On Friday he took three of them late Custody, and they gave their names, Cram, BriNeis. and Taylor. On being placed at the bar, they Were all recognised as reputed thieves; sod Mr. Halls committal .each of them it, the House of Correcti on for one month. SI 4 R LBO RO U 0 11.41 T BERT. • Siktor 4B l.4 ygotsg mins of WWI address, who lave the &Ohms risme of George DeriAire, was charged with plundering the Royal Institettion of . tome valuable publications end other articles. It appears that during the last three months a vast number of books have disappeared from the library,and also bats, cloaks. umbrellas, fa- belonging to the 'members, from. the reading-room. Oa the afternoon of the 29th January. Mr. Wade, of Graftoontreet Bast, lost a handsome cloth cloak, worth eight guineas, winch be had deposited in one of the chairs in the reeding...room; and on Friday evepioe the prisoner employed a lad, named Brooks, to convey a nett to the Institution, for which by gave . him ludiphiny. The note contained the most horrible threats towards Mr. Wade, U he. dared to apprehend him, and offered to restore the cloak on reeeli, ing five sovereigns. Ballard, an officer, win in waiting, and a note 'adenine Ave farthings, was given to the boy. who delivered it to .the prisoner, and Ballard at the &time instant took him into custody, The prisoner pretested that be bad been regularly introduced togas members, and on being searched, two volumes of " Gsegory't Mechanks" were found in his pockets. which had been stolen from the library. It was discovered that the cloak had been pledged for one point,' ten swing ; and at thie pawnbroker's where it was 41.. covered, the" Memoir *ilk Marersylna of iinspack," and other publications, were found. Tile primmer admitted plug*. and mid he took the books io eonsennenc‘ pfeatretne distress. He was chit lualbetr of seem al pogms, eager', end other productions, isrlilds had appeared in the different periodicala; bet rather than dbelooe his real same be wortid endure eternal conhoemeat. His rensehrt and dater were dependent upon him for support. He was committed fur trial. (hi leavipg the bar be promised to state privately bow be had disposed of tht: Miser missing publications. . AltY—L —BO N NIL The wife and frieull aan old Min, nutted UAL Gibbs, stated that he gained his subsistence by sweeping the corners of Harley. street .arid Marty hnblnine-street, and taking outiirceasftir the in habitants, bet had been• minting ever sines Tuesday. They lied Winched for him In vain at the different &mike* and prison*, Ind as be. was regular in his behaviour, they had no do e b t lie had beef stifled with an adhesive plaster, and slurred to seine school of anatomy. . . Mr. Howes said his disappestauce waientrnotdinary,ondoviry means sboaldbe uwd.to discover the Mt.* • Bs did not think. the map had, hownitiptdered for the sake of lais,beiy, end such a sew windup in their mired's. 00 doubt, MGM *sorely kous.what bad t44noPitc4 risen:hem Theseus. VP list Jug OW hintin inekeridler the officer, and be was ordered to investigate It Withom.dblay. •, . • TiNekti of tbe.despecate body of poachers who lately stowed the woods of EDWIii CORBETT, &Ct. of Darn -I,lltibite likevivirds suiinutided 'Mt :lrltn46o lad . 4444! Oje 1,. re!s to coln'tal - coollset t Wert ap Pr.ete@aia Ftlday se twilit, and linfged ia she Bride sell at N.atwich. On mendey avesifig na immense Multitude from the Odell iiii* . tAblid and tescistik 't'he'm, "as eliey *nig Okveied . :a irons tb the 41agistraiii ()Ike, 'then stocaitiveds heenteei,, and brought back t- the Baden.% As fresh Witold.; 'lades 'posisti inttOThe'to A rt.'a ssitond 'reicis c e "ivis 4 (tayek 'end an Wei id& Ifs etteit . .4 'fdr tOffitirY bundresi Wiyit rioldie.rs- 'Cr! ioitheastely ' .who conveyed th e i t yaws, to Chester Cattle, fielso4 , 'they:will iamb tille-tribd. THE PROPOSkD EMANCIPATION. "Mita fearful prodedest dawdle *e sit pray of •tbe Opirmement pet for the mob, If intiaindasinnii to be tkos crowned with success, with what fare tin we tejiCl thf dellandsa.however outrageous; of any future 4 popular assembly ? :The contrast f the conciliatory -co l ;use pursutd towards.O'Conneß and his gang with tiva trea!aueat of the poor Spitalield wearers, is mitotic disheartening. They. have been quiet. orderly —welted acrid ;Awaited—let they are suffered to starve:' Will it then afford nastier for astonishment if, acting on . the example which hes bees set theta; some fined their number shoed weasel them to resort .1 s the tadani whicfi have been sp successfully used in Ireland ? We hope such may not be the case, but we are store it is naturally. to be expected. di s Majesty's Ministers,' raid Sir Robert Inglis, • seem to yield to a system of Intimidation: . 1 Was it not; asked Mr. Strikes; 6 a pledge to the Roman Catholics of Ireland, that if they would do in, they would get all they wanted? If so, this was a most base *colt of carrying the tettestioa. l — We blp,b for the degradation which has fallen upon One letter days. I i - other times the Commons if England would base risen by as one matt to protest against suth weak iottd , cowardly legibl diutt."—Briskton GassUe.. 44 Oa the subject of Ireland these is rtb Milking *lit ters a the Catholic AssOciailmi is to be pdt down intme diately, and the Cathciiit cliithsj to the Isfilest talent, granted a only one or two things. ate to be Withheld— the throne, we presume, is one of these. How long that will or can be withheld wt cannot tell; but we see no reason why a Catholic; on (Reborn. of his istligisilt, Abeuld not be King any more than he .should a t be' Llrd Chancellor or Archbishop of Cantetbusy. The Duke of Wellingtun has gone straight forward and to the.point, and in this be is right. Carry the question without reserve, or be dont with it once and for ever. His Grace gives the cottony in opportunity to state its liniments upon this (*catkin ; and if the couh try,rentaitis silent, pr acq . ifiescis in the proposed Measures,. it cannot I(o:retards blame the Gave, ament of the country if the old thraldom of the Pope of Rome established by law in this toolory; and the hinds and the bodiei of it degraded and degenerited prapplitlinn hive thiiie gelling fetters which shackled Great Britain for ages, again imposed opoo. them. l'he wont? re-, 'Fired of the Roman Catlvilles for the conteMplated concessios is, that their Bishops and Cletjty tthlall be appointed dnder the vele of the Btltiall Stitetiligh; hD theVithtilics will relish this, or hOw they ate to obtain all that it is said they ate to obtain, and yet pre serve, as the speech before us inform us Otte me lb preserie, 4 ineirtlate the Brithh ['attestant Ctinsiltption fd Church and in State, tirke, end I sbori dine, %Sill, we think, drscover. ' . • • • O'Cannell'satbry stoat the Bill And the Bishop's Lady is, after all, not fir from the uisih. We shall not' bithi first to tell the connection of the Bishop's Lod, question, with tbrs Catholic Emaiscipildeli 13 11 and Emancipation; but We could do it it we chase, and it will be done, . we dole lay, before very !oak; by 'base of our London eontelnplallievadistivithatinding the large sum Which* is'steted a•eertain liberal Journal riceives btrdly for not ineddling With the Patron and patron age of O'Connell's Bishop and his-Lady. .The story ato hirt . keep !ring; but the more important point for the immediate consideration of the coal try is, shall Ca tholit ittnantipatins tinqbelified pass, or shell it .not fit% into 11 11IP in thle country? lildr g Peel cuts a very sorry fi gure on this occatiost. His frieads.look at him in silence, and his atomics in triumph; .in .the opinion that as a State-man he can trouble theta nb thore. He coquetted with the liberal. lra . year on the Corn Bill and other question . . against his colleague the Duke, whose superior geoeralship has placed biro in his present awkward situation, wherein be neither proves a rival to him for any but else. lie mbst have felt sole at the sitttation in which be..loend himself placed on Thursday evening in the house of Commons'; and it would have been much better foe himself, his reuse; and the Ministry, that he had it. mained silent . than to have made the speeds which he did, which, ,gloss over matters as lie will, shoot clearly that he yield* to the Irish Catholics bon) fear alone. The Association have gained the victory over the Ministry. It remains so be seen if they can also tiiniaph over the protestant population of Great Britain—a Protestant constitution--a Protestant 'church—and a • Protestant, Iring.”—Glattufs Cooties. . . 4 ! How; in the name of common sense, can any one talk of certainly maintaining the reformed religion and the sights and property of the Chusch,.after the iVOWed end netessery ehemiel of all these shall be adopted into the Legislature, whiCh is absolute in it• power over all these things. Reason is outraged by such gross impo sition. All the danger, indeed, may Intit instantly ap pear; but we have plainly abandoned all pretence. to security the moment we have violit'ed the obvious and essential principle of the Constitution. With such im pressions strong upon our mind, and with the prospect of . the strange sludges that impend , whethe r b ea r o r remote, We cannot say clear before us, *ewe int.-died to esetains, I May GOD grant ;Isar, by the inetelfil in. terpositln . of his providence, the int rplicable folly of these day* shall stork less evil than that to which, ac cording. to tatirlral expectation, it evidently lead • Liverpool Salved", AdtleVtiser. Psalm's new Farce of Matter's or, A DV al Ifieligstb, eat pm fothled. for the ►econd time, at Ditrry-tane, on Sattirdby 'evening. The second act is , curtailed. and the whole much imprqved. It west of with great applause. and seems likely to rival. in *mac. tion, the are Hundred Pound Note, written by the mme author. Morro* end some ase, an coojanction, written a play in thcee'acta, which has been hccepted, sad is now in re4amselnt Dri* lane Theatre. The story isfotnded on i the Great Cur bf Tlie pike is musics 84 and Coalmen TOuno. who performs a panes pal chisrattat. will * introduce 'several longs. The comic strength Of the 'plif'depinds upon Lisron. • Satidley bah; St. Valentibe; the lads and lasses in an - ''a "'bent the met:rips:44 enjoyed die 'cited :display of stink arising from goers meetings. The letter carries s ware actively employed during the day in the delivery at love °pie's—heart's, darts, doves, rota, itruseneal " torches. gentle hint+, and strong innestfos—posentsi on k *intik. • . . A. Petty &ssioas w as held on s laintday at khe Work hUuse in Little Gray's init-larie. wheel the keg contested question between the parish of St. Andsew, itelboro, and the Benehers of Lincotn's Int, relative. to the Ita• of the later to centriblite to the maintenance of 'the poor of the parishes of St. Andrew, Holborn, and GeOsigsr, the Marty,, was settled, upon the Beischers and other °respites of chatribersin Lineldn's Inn agree '''''- to to tlkopi f rhir -pg, and to defray th e ea as of *acing ea Act OPinball:at to enablothe " m accept :at a enempositios of Et.ooo in Aim 'of • • • .. SPORTING EIIE,LIGENCL NUN Trxo.. gtil rtn.trYiwe 714 erd.'m yawl* le tvi,trii. eatqltitas House "meet am Friday, at dr. Iko n, • mIA ;sip,' Friday, at Watford' Womb; ;Mt SittliLyi at 'N e agh * !Porh. Sir aa cote' Vltutt.l? the beiShboollsood of gba p a se &Hog tie whine or Me week. TT* Vine !torsi& sin Thirsilkly; tlr Witt*; abd Bahia ay, Round Oak, Padwontr. Frillllloll . ll dlrrrient NI Wednesday, at Diardweortbi nag iatutday A at Daimon. FrarAiti is* iladidiy, near trio Ririe tom e; and Friday. at the Dyke. 110 Hambledon Fox Hotta& on Wednesday, at 11111-placeiaag Fridit'f; at Weibury. yb'i puthitridge Hound, Mt Wedietddy, at innebaug* ohs at Litfiebart-seteets and Saturday at Cams. • Lord Harewood's Fos Hounds an 'Hautidat. at Craimanda. tirambam ; and Saturday, at Ulleskelle; The Qoorn tn-morrow, aY Stabford Park, Tliread ay , ag. Arrirs l tiy; UAL Friday, at Owthoipc (;ta t ty) ; an d Satarday, at ased 'on 4naoa'aliOustat on WrJues.lay, at Dibury ; Friday, m Tmoshby ; apd I turday, at (Jousters. illetkeWs MASI on Tintriday, k Chartle# tittle ; sty lawn day. it Ilutiestoli. Lo r d goarboraugleri Fox Hounds on Wednesday, at Rowing. iridee; Friday, at Grove • and Saturday, at Sp ar k 's HUI. Vie kfquis of Cleveland's Fitz Hounds to-morrow, at ftabj Wood:; Thursday, at Crag Wood ; and SaturtLY, at Hilton. lard Yoboroargfi'd , Fox nomads on Wednesday, at Sornerby How: Friday, at liarpswell ; and Saturday, at the Keno* Sir Tattoo Sykea's Fos Hounds on Wednesday, at G.lley Gap; and Friday, at Millington. Sr Rkbard fluttott'i Fox Hounds to morrow,. at wia o h; Vil ; Wednest,y, at Gate Button; Thursday,* Wan, M 4111. iliankney; and Saturday, at Tothill Wood and Li„." rch. Sir George Sitwell's Fent Hounds to-morrow, at iy,,A ptdr Coniston ; and Friday, at Handmitirila Bar. The York and Amu, Fos Moine to-morrow, ar & afro.** tiring; Thursday. at Skelton; and Saturday, at NV inzlry. The Landman Fax Hounds to.rnorrow, at Itilterth li n age; von Great Staintuo • sod Saturday, at limA eton . Foahininis to.motrow, at Brandsbanon How; at line • and Saturday. at D.isetoii New Inn. tie and line; Harriers. Thursday, at the Kennel. The Cleveland Foxhounds, Thursday. at Grinkel Park. .The Bidaworth Foxhounds to.ritotrOw at Pollingtoo ; ay, at Burghwallis ; and Saturday, at Damon k Toll Bar. lbe. Hambleton Foxhound, to morrow, at sitdea Hall; and m Friday, at Silton Plantations. The Sinnington Foxhounds to-morrow, at Hutton Rank Tap; and Priddy, at liked Bridge. The Hurwortit Foxhounds to-morrow, at Yarat Bank ; and Ftl. day, at (,ow, Middleton. The Niwthuinheriand Fox Hounds as Weiloesisy, at %Mai Bridge; Cod Priiiy, at Nether Wilton. - - York City Hinders. at Wardell ; Shd Friday, at Copatiandip. Ikeouglibridge Harriers to-sorrow, at Be toil Grangar and Friday. at Aseriby. CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. CANIBRIDjF, Fan. 14. At the Congregation's Wednesday last the Adloaring liegras At minterresi.— soevia so unpin (iv ***** siainiara). r SA". William Hodge Ili., M.A. l i rittity College, Frisdpsi lishop's College at Calcutta. noistraarr ataerca Dr airs • . -Hai. Juin Charles Uvulas, Trinity College, sots of Lotdillads. • atitarreas or Pie Cower, St. John's college, Archdeacon of Newtonian*. erk& Grant, Si. John's Milan IL Ricketts Bayley. St. Juist's Coder. • • • Francis 01110 Martin.',' ellow of Cahn Collage: John Streatheld, Christ'College. . . . imourana OP AWNS. jalllllooWSlihg. ' •., Aids alone Congmgatios PYIUp Widtconsbo;4l. A. of Braiiiitilit College; Orford,-was admitted ad moduas Odds Uctivetsky..- Thuriday, tote &h instant ' is 8 4 110 11 6 t I'llterberosgb.institaled the kie'rend William iiionaley, M.A. oit his pious'', to elk treas.* of tog Allan's la s ibt ,WlRti.belibillllitiFitbi Tin s " bf the deaf,' of the Reverend John Mand"y, Use Bereve or g i altunia; *A. lar of Satoh in the County of N , wan collated, Way et Peterborough, *await= nd bit Cinonry-ftuaided bids Ca. ti diming glued' of Peterbar=v k ac k a . at by" the dellilifj4lll, Bus Joseph lliitona.---Clemisids . OXFORD. Faa. lia On Thursday last - the following Hegreos Weielatintirred ; • • warrens' OF Alen. • • Sakti Salmob. Bromism Wiest; OMNI Obinpoireirt. Roger Potklingtoo, Haet* Collage. • -•• ' •- . Rev..JoAa Day, Ewer College. nomixsoso Or Mak • John Johns. Brasebsiee College, pearl jajjf John Mills, St. Rdiumid Hall.- • . • 7 Henry Rstrits, St. /11disiond Hall. . Charles Elliot t St. Sinaki Hall. • Join Hill. Brawniest College. Ma Phelps, Jesus College.• . . • Thisinas Swann, Scholar of Unlveralty .• Hear* Cox Morrell, Christ Church.- .~ . , .~. • t •••••• • .t SCC LUMLIINICAL swatoTrwn. lb* Rev. G. P. Richards,: M.A. Fellow of ' Cambridge, has been presented, by the Provrht that Society, to the Rectory of Fiampford Courtenay, a • the lislignatiMl Of the Rev. R. U. Ryan; M.A. • The nee. T. Jones has bees instituted, by commissllo,464M Recwry of Creator. Northamptonshire, end Dimas se Paws borough, vacant by 'the death of the Rev. T. Yoirtg.r . " Me Rev. Mr. Wridkk Is appointed Curate di %brook, Istylsi room of the key. J. N. Molesworth. The Rev. John Bond, M.A. to the Rectory of Rostinshigh, Devon. on the preeentadon of Sir Thomas Dyke Adand, Let. vacant by the death of the Rev. John %latter. Un alhe elad • • Daverii4 The finisher elks Low, alias the Hangman of New. gate, died oa fig sudsy at the age of sisty-one. There ate already several candidates for the office that beeps. vacant. The name of the deceased Jac4Kdc.4,wasFetteie. lIESDOMADARY. • Tins DAV—Skarn sets 6 tniontes paw 6 in the morning ; Mesa Swath U wismstee pest 10 in the etresing.—Mayor's Cant d To noaaow—Jupiter rises= otioutes past 2.—Monere died, 1673. Link Patriot with the Jews. Wiesuratear—Mara semen minutes past 10 In the evening.— La te • died, MS.—Full Moon IS minutes pet 7 in the eternises — Lends. Sessions begin. Tat+so►r—Venal rtes 7 minutes pet I la the miming. Pr 4 .lr- Mere ury sets 33 minutes past 4 In the afternoon. Ih4imenT—SuerlsesslO minutes Wars 7-.-sets 10 minutes past S. MARRIED. Swa&wield, the Rev.. William Ryder. to Alicia. ciao dmilmer of the late Captain James Peareoo,bf the Hou.East hub Company's Service.- At Cringkford, Norfolk, the Rev. S. lif. Wesersery, Vicar tit Shoos cum Peavenhall, Suffolk, to Menke Bellamy, iattare daughter of the late Alexander Browne, Req. At St. George's, Hanover4guare, dm Rev. Richard Daniel, V.S. A. dtc. of Stokesby, to Sarah Ana, only child of John HMI" lks‘..of Sumenet House. At Buntingford, the Rev. Bernard Gilpin. Rector of St. Aso drew's. Hertford, to Henrietta, ninth daughter of the Rev. HULA Jeffreys, Rector of Throcking. The .Rev. J. W. Huntley, Vicar of Clanfield. to Ace, wog daughter of the Rev. S. J. Goodenou g h, P r eb en d ar y it Carib° , and Rector of Broughton Poues, Oxford. At Dudley, the Rev. E. Rome, of Hales Owes. to Hamlett youngest daughter of Mr. B. /Boomer, of Holly Hall. At Brighton, the Rev. W. H. Wayne, el HUI 1611 Derby; to lane, second laughter - of &F. of DUID. At Loots Park, after a Ones, aced he, NM at.. Mid Wellitt, Vicar of West , Lirkelashire, sad WWI el Queen's Cellepe,_Cambridoil; ." At Dieppe, the Rev. Thomas artat, only sea tithe WOO Harmer, of Devoosidrveteees„ essmioquare. The Rev,Ovrat Owens" Vicar et pastier, Cardlplalskee. / 7,9 .11 11 8 n• • - ' AtlrwarsAhe 544 die Rev. William Scott, Rater el AM' ridge; Staff and son of the late Sir Joseph *mt. Al ltl!aehesser, la the 790 peer of hie ase, the Rev. WI" _ 1 Mud. late of Itoetdale. ar c . ' . z Ii I 6 ti. W Attgjiat /40N iv t lwIallop() 0 . ir= • 7 agnates alter I • • . wow?. ______ II fninuter 1 . 141 1 1 1 011Ftititieir — siwir ' • 4 , 16444 by Joni Mario. tbe ?MONO • -at do etaeOsreatl4. I t ligketbelier t TabrillW," , „ . Thursday s , The kloiderness Thursday. at Rise The Ow.- • • 3,1 1.44-11 :,AR I:MAI • • . - 5 r.r7 arniiimmobmamaki NUMBER F7O . THE COMM • - hi. AWES . That on Walnts! maul ,Tenders in w Ibeitioned Articles i One Hundred Fifty Tons of etli half thereof by t by tit / Nth Hundred and I Two Hundred ' •One ball thereof by by tbi Samples of Maisie tie produced by the Salt.. such as will be Ifik Office. The Conditione of Rub Tender must roered before On ing' who makes WA attend to MUM SAL] Opted OAK, At Nat GOE TO E At tlie White Han 014 E. Ranched and Seven Ash tulle from Cecinas& For Particular,, a vidson, Wattrbouse 1 Hart lon, Gotistone, and at A. Murray's. Capital OAK, TO 1 At the White Hart WIVE Hundte ..A; large dimension' Two Hundred and F Ms Acres of tin& 'fa .k, Golditicks, For Particulars, ar Codbam Hall; Mr. Hall; ind A. ►lurra: 41, Sr. Martld.•lane A. VACANCY rind Cle►gya Residence Twelve h satisfactory Reference hove been under his c Letters to be 'lire .BeeMetier. 46. New 1 DISC This day was publishei . . with PI ACOMPLE TitHATISE AUSCULTATION. Auttnee Lite. Third &Lido By Member of the Boyd! to t Printed far Thomas A ntw &Edon. THE lIIS'IOItI Translated and =fa lawmen (form TM. the original Do Cosocil, and the stool Printed fur Whitish In Na with Twenty and Religun SKETCHFS of PO TUNE, and CHAR Just pubbsbed, THE ECONO! PART I. Precepts ft Sight ; and plain Rule and what Spectacles ar tams on Opera Glasses PA kV 11. Of *Priest: periments with Fifty., in (Sumter, in the pos 261 Abstract of the I Writings on Telescope thereon,and original Is Printed fur Wbittak (K whom ti The Sistis Editlin The ARC of IN LICK. by Sited, Clotl INVALID'S ORAC Pointing out agroeable 1'144/ration and to leg mails and Luvack. Suavite To which is added, t CHILBLAINS, BUULEIt'S CA Oil, which is th esteemed on the Cont Rheumatism, Spisnic meet of the initits, Si perience of lair years. elsiracter given of it b thole Ob4TillAtt compla sleldoc ' it is rendered i more e fficacious as an by means of flannel, e • Sion of nerves, inviv eireolation. field in bottles at is rali.ts, Cheap•ide. corn Prilits' Street, Edint &reit ; and the priori Of whom may be BATH, an excellent silo in Scalds, Burns, d DR niFIIS cerebrum( 1. Physicians and veldt each Pattet sn elllcacy is most eenah SIBASLES, SORE lather Ina inimatory Complaints it has pelf sited with pereeveran eta be prepared by Mei peaces. left by Dr. Js deposited with their G packets, a., 9d. sod sl Dr. J A M BS'S, AN in Indigestion, Mines 'smut Ithrutnatient, at In tbeb tire s so not i lark Pgis are prepare CIO 'sluing under Dr bezel, at is. od. sad 4s tide Area, lane: IMA; ; . aid glib Otte ?ftwbery " is,enjpave