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, .727.11:4 SOMICOITS ACCOUCHE MEAT, . This miserable woman continues still to be the sob hct of notice. A parer of yesterday says—" A house as assuredly he, , o fixed on for the tempi:wary resi dence of Mrs. Sputheett. It is at the West end. of the Town. A 1..4dy of Fortune has re2igned her resi dence for the purpose, with. all its furniture, Ste.. Mrs. Southcait tool possession of it on Siturday.—A Con sultation of the Magistrates has been held ; and :in 'ultra number of constables are to be sworn in. to he stationed in the neighbourhood, in order to prevent every kind of disturbance or outrage. The idea of keeping an open house and table, has very properly been abandoned ; and the residence fired on is only a house of a third-rate description. There will be no persons admitted but a certain number of Medical Professors, and a few select friends of Mrs. Southeott. l Messrs. WETHERELL and PHILLIPS visited Mrs. Seem eat—they report that her general health is mnch im proved, and that her accouchement is evidently draw -I in g near. Arrangements are made to apprize the Medical Gentlemen who have seen her, of the first symptoms of actual nr, that they maybe present." The above great event (according to the believers in Joanna': prophecies) was to take place this day, or to morrow! GUILDHALL..-. Saturday, a little urchin, named I. Littk, a sweep, was charged with stealing a silver watch from a poor woman whose chimney he had been employed to sweep. He perceived the watch hanging near the fire-place before he ascended, and, watthing his opportunity, carried it up with him.— Before he came down, however, it was missed, and as be was suspected, when he m ade his appearance he was taxed with his offence, and after some time con fessed it, saying, he thought it was made of lead. He then reascended, and brought down his booty. He was delivered to his parents for proper correction. lIATTON GARDEN.—Saturday W. Jones aliasMiliy, underwent a final examination, charged with having committed a burglary in the house of Mr. Fisher, jeweller, of Nelson's-place, City-road, and was fully committed. Sarah HooA was charged with stealing a shilling and an eighteen-penny piece from her master, J. Emblin, a tripe-man, in Leather-lane, and was fully committed. J. Booth, driver of the Exeter coach, was, on Sa turday, fined £4O, for carrying more outside passen gers than is allowed by law. (V. Kral:, owner and driver of the Crouch-end and Homsey stage, was fined 820 for the same offence. G. Gaston, owner And driver of the Edmonton stage, was convicted in a like sum, for the same offence. W. B. Mountain, W. Fortier, and Co. proprietors of the Plymouth and Exe ter coaches, were summoned for a similar offence ; but it appearing the informer had not used due dili gence to discover the driver, this case was dismissed. QUEEN-SQUARE. —Saturday P. Smith was charged ' with robbing D. Wake, on Thursday evening. The parties were sr Idlers, and Smith had been to guide Wake to town, and in walking along the King's-road, Chelsea, he knocked him down, and, while in a state of insensibility, robbed him of fifteen shillings. He was fully committed. LATE MURDER AT KENTISIT TOWN.—Saturday Mr. ' Ivens, the Magistrate, went to Coldbath-fields.— Sharpe was taken to the Governor's Office, and inter rogated as to two men who were seen in his convany a short time preceding the murder. He said he had not been walking with any men • and even if la. had, be saw no beneficial result whic h could arise to him self from communicating their names. He positively denied his guilt. It appears that the wretched man was discharged from the Gladiator as a supernume. vary in 1819, since which time he has led a vagrant life. He was in prison for passing bad ccin, and ever since continued to visit his friends in Clerken well pri son. On Monday last one of them said to him— ', Sharpe, you are so fond of coming here, that I take it you will soon be with us, by an official commit ment ;" to which he replied with an oath— , If I come here again it tha'nt be for nothing." Mr. E. CHAPLIN, a Gentleman who was present, entreated tie prisoner, as he had no hope of mercy, if he had any accomplices, to discover who they were. He answered, that any discovery which he could make, cculd not save his life, he should therefore be silent ; and to a clergyman be declared, with the utmost effrontery, that he felt no compunctions of conscience, as he was perfectly innocent. He had said he had bought the clothes found in his possession, And that was the fact. He was removed to Newgate. SUDDEN DEATH— Saturday morning Mr. JONATHAN RHINE, late Land Surveyor and Auctioneer, was found dead in his bed, at his lodgings, Woburn-place, Bloomsbury. On the evening preceding he went to bed apparently as well as usual. In the morning, Mr. Knight, his landlady, took him some warm water to shave with, and knocked at the dror some time with out being answered. She then went into the room, but as he seemed to be asleep, she thought s!.e would not disturb him. After breakfast she again went, bnt after knocking at the door in vain, she entered the room, and again found him in the same situation. rearing that he was dead she instantly sent for his scu from Warwick -court, Holb, tin ; and, when he name, he said that his father la as quite gone—that asostance was useless.—A Coroner's Inquest, before G. lionosoe, E:.q. sat on the Loay in the evening.— Verdict—Died by the visitation of God. Gentlemen and others who, having pasied a life of gaiety, are ;,brut to obtain the dcniestic comforts of a conjugal state, will do well to consult Messrs. Commit and Co. Surgeons, of Charlotte-street, Black friars-road, previous thereto. Few persons are aware how too often the latant seeds of an Infectious Disor der have lurked in the system, and never manifested themselves, but through the fit er cartileges of their I little unfortunate and unoffeni:ng offspring, the va -1;ous affections of which are too often the result of an • ill-cneed contagion in the ansuscecting parent. Sur •lgeon Comte and Co. profess to eradicate every atom of the Miasmata, thereby rendering the constitution perfectly sound ; those whose system are become de bilitated, either from juvenile indiscretions or impro tier tteattpent, need not despair ; and those whom distance or delicacy may prevent from making perso nal application, may be advised by letter, and per fectly relieved, on stating candidly their cases, enclo sing a fee, directed to COOPER and Co. Surgeons, Chub tte-street, Blackfriars-road. They also pledge themselves to cure the Piles and Fistula without cats ring, however inveterate et complicatel FROM $477.110 4r idartrs carErrt. FOREIGN 0 OCTOBER s. His Royal Highness the Prince Remit has heen.pleated in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the Right Hnn. Sir (Amer% Stu irt. K B. to be his Majesty's Arnhassati 'Extraordinary and Ple .ip Itetviary to his .Royal Highness ehc Prince of Orange Nassau, Sovereign Prince of the United Pro vinces of the Netherlands. His Royal Highniss the Prince R. gent has also been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Peter Carey "sapper, Esq. to he his Majesty's Consul at Barcelona, and in the Province of Catalonia. [ Ile Gazette also contains an account of the ceremony of in vesting the Emperor of Austria with the Inciinia of the Order of the Garter.] MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR•OFFICE, CCTOBER 8, 1814. WI Regiment of Dragoons—Captain Henry Gee Barnard, from halt•ray of the Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Bullets, th Reollfrnt of Light Dragoons—Captain James D. Elphinctone, front hall-pay or the Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop, vice schmeidern, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 11th ditto—Quarter-Master John Hall to be ReLimental Quar ter-Master, vice Body, plated upon half-pay. 14th Ditto—Lieutenant George Hutchinson, from the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gourlay, who retires upon the balf-pay of the 7th Foot. 19th Ditto—Lieutenant Donald M‘Duffie, from the half-pay of the 9th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Dunne, who exchanges. 25th Ditto—Cornet W. H. Angelo, to be Lieutenant, vice Wade, deceased; Edward Henry Steed, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Angelo; Assistant-Surgeon James Mouat, from the 2nd Light Dragoons, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Dams, promoted in the 2d Dragoons. Ist Reginient of Foot Guards—Captain W. G. Moore, from the 4th Garrison Battalion, to he Lientenant and Captain, without purchase, vice Joddrell, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot...losign William Dobbs to be Lieutenant, vice Hemphill, killed in action. To be Ensigns—Ensign Charles Graham, from the 47th Foot, without purchase; and Stevens, Gent. vice Dobbs. To be Adjutant—Ensign John Stewart, vice Brodie, promoted. 2d Ditto—Geerge Newenham, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Kelly, who retires; Assistant-Surgeon Alexander John Ralph, from the 12th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Oak- ley, deceased. Bth Ditto-4irevet Major John Blackmorepe be Major, without purchase, vice Ogilvie, promoted; Lieutenant John M'Mahon to be Captain of a Company, vice Blackmore ; Ensign Charles Millar to be Lieutenant, vice M'Mahon ; Robert Mawdesley, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Millar. 18th Ditto—Lieutenant E. Allen to be Adjutant, vice Mullin gar, who resigns the AJjutancy only. 16th Ditto—Brevet•Major William Vandeleur to be Major, vice Vernon, deceased; Lieutenant James Straker to be Captain of a Company, vice Vandeleur; Eusigu Joen Bu.teed to be Lieu tenant, vice Straker. 22d Ditto—Lieutenant Colonel Sir Gregory Way, from the 29th Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice fucker, who exchanges. 23c1 Ditto—Lieutenant W. A. 0: iffi hs to be Adjutant, vice Palmer, who resigns the Adjutancy only. 29th Ditto—Lieutenant Colonel John Tucker, from the 22d Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Sir Gregory Way, who Exchanges. 33d Ditto—William Jervis Rickets, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Ogle, promoted. 36th Ditto—Thomas Adey, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Jones promoted. 51st Regiment of F4ot—To be Lieutenants, without purchase— Ensigns Edward James I aylor, vice krederick, promoted; and Thomas '1 reward, vise 13rown, placed upon Malt-pay. 52d Ditto—Ensign Peter E. Cragis to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Royds, promoted. firth Ditto—To be Ent;gils, without purchue—Ensign William Collings, from the York Light Infantry Volunteers, vice Roe. ser, superseded; and IV iiliain Bletterinan Caldwell , Gout. Vice Byrnes, who resigns. 51st Ditto—Ensign J. K. Strong to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Chipcbase, promoted. 931 Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew Creagb to be Lieuterant•Colonel, without purchase; Brevet Major Alexan der Mackay, to be Major, vice Creagh. lOuth Ditto—Ensign Charles Campbell to be Lieutenant, vice Gibbons, killed in action. To be Ensigns—Henry atubinger, Gent. vies Rea, killed in ac tion ; and John M'ln•yre M'Coiia, Gent. sth West-ludia Regiment—Ensign Arthur G. Lewis to be Lieu tettry, without purchase, vice Hely, cashiered; and I iaymard, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, v.ce Lewis, pro moted. York Chasseurs—Captain Joseph Paterson, from the 77th Foot, to be Major, without purchase. Bourbon Regiment—Lieutenant William Henry Douglas, from the York Chaiseurs, to be Lieutenant, vice Morehead, ap pointed to the 14th Light Dragoons. BREVET. Colonel J. Baron de Sonnenberg, of the Regiment of Roll, to be Major-lsionoral.in - 7 - Army. Captain Henry Get•rt;. antith, of the 95th Regiment, to be Major in the Army. nOSPITAL 'Tarr. Acting Deputy Purveyor John Moore to be Deputy Purveyor to the Forces. Wattevilit's Regiment—Serjeant-Major Ernest Bellman to be Quarter-Master, vice D'Auberville, promoted to a Company in the Canadian Voltigeurs. Meuron's Regiment. To-be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign August de Loriol, vice Manuel, resigned; and Ensign St. Andrew St. John, vice Brewer, who resigns. atratowtnum. The appointment of William Mowlds, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, in the 59th Foot, and the removal of Dente ,' DM William L. Wraxall, tram the 34th Foor, to be Lieutenant be the 89th Regiment, as statel fit the Gazettes of the Ist March last and 10th ultimo, have not taken place. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Nov. 5, "William Halton, of Richmond Buildings, Dean-street Soho , Middlesex, taylor, dealer and cbapman, at ten, at Guild hall, London. BANKRUPTS. James Tucker, of Bristol, dealer and chapman, to surrender Octobo• t .1, 25, and November 19, at eleven, at the Commer cial Rooms, Bristol. At:unties, Mr. i homas Jarman, Bristol ; or Messrs. 'farrant, Clarke, and Richards, No. 109, Chancery lane London. Thomas Gasket!, of Saint Helen's, Lancashire, corn. dealer, dealer and ehapman, Nov, 1, ? and 19, at one, at the George lan, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Clements, Liverpool ; or Messrs. Blaeltrock and &ince, No. 4, King's Bench Walks, Temple, 1 cndon. Thomas Thomas, of Bristol, soap-boiler and tallow-chandler, dealer and cbapman, October 14, VS, and Nov. 19, at two, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Sir Samuel Wldt. combs and King, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet -street, London; or Mr. John Henry Frankis, No. k Clare-street Bristol. Edward Spenctr, of Biiliter-lane, London, merchant, dealer and chapnian October 15, 22, and Nov . 19, at twelve, at Gu i ldh a ll —Attornies, Messrs. Loxley and Son, Cheapside. Benjamin W idnsore, of Frieadly.street, Deptford, Kent, carpen ter, dealer and chapman, October ln, at eleven, October 25, nt at t lye, and November 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. C. R. Patker,Greenwich. Richard Coster, of High Holborn, Middlesex, choesensonger, dealer and chapman, October 11, 25. and N0v.19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornles, Messrs. Wood and Clarke, Castle court, Budge.row, London. Joint Allen and Gavin Torrance, late of Liverpool, but now or late of Douglas, Isle of Man, shoemakers, dealers and chap men, October 15, 29, and Nov. 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. —Attorney, Mr. Pasmore, Warnford-court, Throgmarton street, I Andon. Jane Whilfied and John Whitfield, of Morpetb, Northumber land, Innkeepers, vintners, dealers and chapmen, Nov. 1,2, and 19, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle. Anornies, Messrs. Mentions and Fairbank, Hatter-Barden, London; or Mr. Armorer Donkin, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Thorns's I.ovewell, late of Barbican, London, stationer and book seller, dealer and . chaptuan, October 11, 99 * and Nov. 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atomics, Mews. Street and Woolle, Phlipot-lana. rawlinsea, of Great Por:•land-street, Whithettm, Oman. October 4.5, 49, and Nov. 19. at one, at finild'•3ll Attnrt tef Mr. Charles Wills. lienrie.ta-ttrefq, flrut•nwkk-.gtnre . Areles Mabel+, John Urstnehley, and George Bishop, late of Cran brook, Kent, bankers and cop.47t iers. o.•nher 15 2.%, at ten, and Nov. 19. at twel re, at Guildhall. A , tornies, Mears. ftLan and Waterman, tis.vs-st - eet t . Strand ; or Messrs. burr and Hoar, Maidstone. John Fredetick Weedhatch, of Thattted, E.sex, cabinet-maker, upl. ,inerer, dealer and chapntan, Octoh ••• I t, 22, and Nov. 19, at eleven , at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Vincent, Bedford street Bedford-sqw: e. John L awrence and William Fuller. of I: l :rmondsey-itreet, ant: of Page's Walk, Bernunithey, Surrey, glue and ‘ize manufac turers, dealers, chapmen and partner., October 21, 29, at' ten, and Nov. 19, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Beaten, Union-street, Southwark. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUIT.DHA I.L. October 29, John Freeman, Hatton-Garden, taylor, at eleven. October 29, Daniel Sargent, Southwark, Walsh wine nterchant, at ten. October 29, Juba de Caplet, Clitlord-street, wine-mer chant, at twelve. Nov. 22, John Hancock, Rotherhithe•street, mast and block-maker, at twelve. Dec. 17, James Harris, Rath bone-place, goldsmith, at eleven. Nov. 2!, Wm. South, Epping, Ewe, auctioneer, at one. Nov. 8. Wm. Mulleos, of Carshalton, builder, at eleven. Nov. 15, John Reynolds and John Kentlall, Whltechapel, wine -merchants, at twelve. Nov. 15, John Hnule, Charles Pratt Wyatt, and Thomas Keyse, Horslydown, lead:ma nufacturers, at twelve. Nov. 15, Robert Collins, Union-court, Broad -street, builder, at one. Nov. 15, Henry Walimort, Shore. ham, Kent, paper-maker. at twelve. Nov. 19. Thomas Edwards,' Mincing-lane, broker, at one. Nov. 15, Thomas Rowlandson, Joseph Bates, Samuel Rowltndson, Edward Isaac and William Brien, Cheapside, merchants, at twelve. Nov. 15, ! Thomas Hale, Worcester, glover, at one. Nov. 19, Thomas White the younger and Johan Diedric:: Lubbren, of Great Winchester-street. nv-r -chants, at one. Nov. 12, Thomas Seigwick, of Clements-lane, merchant, at twelve. Nov. 22, Thomas Hearn, Clement's-lane, merchant, at twelve. Nov. 1.5, Francis Thompson the elder and younger, Paternoster-row, brokers, at twelve. Nov. 22, Aletar der Maxwell Emmett, of Devonshire-street, Queen -square, insu rance-broker, 4 twelve. Nov. 29, George Wardle, Newcastle upon-Tyne, grtver, at one. Nov. 8, Theophilus Mcrae and Mo se; La Porte Merac, Queen-street, Cheapside, warehousemen, at twelve. Dec. 3, William Hewitt, Broker's-row, Moorfieldr, trimming-manufacturer, at ten. Nov. 12, Thomas Eastman, of Clement's-lane, London, merchant, at ten. October t 9, William Widegate•street, painter, at eleven. Nov 19, Christo pher Patter, May Fah . , victualler, at twelve. Nov. IS, George Watkins and Wm. Cooper, Lincoln's Inn, money-scrivenets, at one. January 28, Christopher Stevens, long Acre, gold-beater, at one. Nov. 8, John Thomas Pack, Ashford, greeer, at one. DIVIDENDS to be trade in the COUN I'P,Y. October 28, George Abbots, lactic., Staffordshire, corndealer at eleven, at the I.ittleton's Arms Inn, Psh/Age. October 2c, Joseph Blissett, Burley-gate, Herefordshire. cordw abler, at It, at the Falcon, Ntomyard. October 27, Wm. Newton, of Daven port, corn-dealer, at eleven, at tbn Castle Inn, Stockport. October 28, Edward Fowden, of Stockport, linen-draper, at three, at the Warren Bolkelry Arms, Stockport. October 28, Thos. Stewart, of North Shields, ship-owner, at eleven, at the George Tavern, North ShiLlds. October 28, John and George Todd, Liverpool, woollen drapers, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Livetpeol. October 27, Wm. and Margaret Kent, Merlher, Cornwall, gro 'errs, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, St. Austell. October 261, Joseph Richardson, Birmingham, dealer, at eleven, at the Union inn, Birmingham. CERTIFICATES, OCTOBER 92. Thomas Moses, Bath, linen-draper. homes Hirst, Barrnw ford, calico-manufacturer. George Cooper, of Stockport, shop keeper. Lewis Thomson, of Birmingham, bookseller. Thomas Humphreys, Threadneedle-street, merchant. Levy Nathan Leib man, Pavane/ft, Moornelds, merchant. Richard Burgess Eagles, Coed Ddu, provision -dealer. Joseph Barker, Welsch, innkeeper. Francis Drake, Plymouth, baker. Henry Nicholls, Birmingham, builder. Wm. Morris, Lutterwnrth, dealer in catrl-. DISSOLUTIONS OF Pe.RTNERSHIt'S. Hughes and Wright, Liverpool, g:ncers. Clayton and Gamed, Leeds, linen-manufacturers. Goddard and Cunn, Tattenharn court-road, grocers. Chaffey, Thoraecumbe, awl 1 urner, Char', carriers. W. and I. Unwic, Sheffield, cutlers. ICCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. William H . odge Mill and George Peacnd, BA. of Trinity College, Cambridge, bare been fleeted Fellows of thdt Society. The Rev. Mr. Haygartb, is presznted to the living of Upham, Hants. . Rev. R. Linton, to the vicarage of Fothetingay, vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. Tait. Rev. T. R. Roberts, Rector of Hornblowton, St. Peter, So merset, to the rectory of St. Bartholomew the Great, I.ondon. The Rev. Thomas Spencer, 111h:or Canon of Canterbury, has been instituted to the vicarage of Halstow, on the presenta tion of the Very Rev. the Dean and Chapter. The Rev Henry Sizemore, L.L.B. has been instituted to the Rectory of Widley, with Wimering, Hams, on the presentation of Thomas Tbistlethwayte, Esq. void by the death of the Rev. Henry Oglander, the last Incumbent. The Rev. Edward /olio Bury, A.B. has been instituted to the Rectory of Ludshtlfe, alias Litchfield, Hants, vacant by the ces non of the Rev. David Williami, and to which he was presented by Sir Robert Kingsmill, Bart. Sunday se'nnlght, the following Gentlemen were ordained Prie-ts, by the Lerd bishop of Durham, at Auckland Castle:— Rev. W. Middleton; Rev. Robert Gray, to the curacy of Kyloe and Lowick, Northumberland. And the following were ordained Deacons:—Rev. W. Smoult Temple, to the curacy of F.aicbcliire ; Rev. Henry -Barker, to the curacy of Chattoa, Northumberland ; Rev. Jas. Raine, to the under-mastership of Durham Grammar school; Rev. Thomas Sworde, to tt._ curacy of Belford, Northumberland; Rev. Robert Nikon iicott, to the under-mastership of the Grammar-school, Newcastle; Red. William Close, to the curacy of Skelton, in Cleveland. Friday, the 90th if Sertember, the Rev. Jacob Geo. Wrench, S. C. L: of Trinity HaU, Cambridge, was instituted by the Arch bishop of Canterbury, to the rectory of Stinting, in that county, on the presentation of the executors of' the late 1 homes Griffith, of Dulwich, Surrey, Esq. Lord Fitzwilliam has appointed the Rev. Wm. James Porter, A. M. (and Head Master of the College School at Worcester), to be one of his Lordship's Domestic Chaplains. The Rei. Dr. David Scott has been appointed Minister of the Church and Part+ of Corstorphine, near Edinburgh. The Rev. Mr. Wm. Proudfoot has been ordained Minister of Shoats, in the Presbytery of Hamilton. CAMBRIDGE OC MBER 3. At a general Ordination holden' by the Lard nislarip of Ely, on Sunday se'nnight, the following Gentlemen Urlversity were ordainct Priests—Wm French, M A. fellow of Pembroke hall ; George John Haight, B.A. t Pow of Christ college; Thomas Cornway Warth Symons, B A. limmmuul College; Joseph Crosthwaite, B.A. St. John's College. Deacons—John Ciicki , t Blake, BA. King's college; James Prato, LL.B. Trinity hall; and Folliott Sandford, B.A. St. John's college. Same day the following Gentlemen were ordained by the Lord Bishop of Lincola, at Buckden Palace : Priests—Rev. T. F. Beckwith, Catherine hall, Cambridge; Rev. Joseph Donton, Literate; Rev. Samuel Kiug, B A. Querea.', college; Rev. Robert Neeshatn, Literate; Rev. Henry R..se, B.A. fellow of Clare hall ; and Rev. Thomas Batley Wright, B.A. Peterhonse, Cambridge. Deacons—W. H. Crawford, B. A. Peterhoure, Cambridge ; Edward Craig, E.A. St. Edmund's hall, Oxford ; John W. Peters, B.A. Sidney college, Cambridge • John Annesley Lievre, B.A. St. John's college, ambridge ; Cambridge; Peake, B.A. Merton col lege Oxford ; Henry Wright, B. A. Fmmanutl college. Cam bridge; E. B. Vardar), S.O L. Clare hall, Cambridge. - - - OXFORD, OCI'OBER 8. Yesterday the Rev. Thomas Lee, 1).1). President of Trinity College, having been previously notninatei by the Right Hoe. Lord Grenville, Chancellor of the University, to be Lis Vice• Chancellor for the emuing year, was, in full convocation, in vested with that once; after which the Vice-Charm/liar nomi nated kts Pro-Vice•Chancelors, viz. the Rev. Whittington Lan don, D.D. Provost or Worcester College; the Rev. John Cole, D.D. Rector of Exeter College; the Rev. Frodshant Hodson, D.D. Principal of Brasennose College; and the Rev. G. W. Hall, D.D. Master of Pembroke College. ' The Rev. Isaac Crouch, M.A. one of the Lecturers of this city, has been instituted by the Bishop of Lincoln, to the Rectory of hiarborough, Leicestershire on the presentation of T. Parts, Est of Hopewell-ball, Derbyshire. r has been toe frequently the subject of juv And I gioneralseprobation, that teen destitute of the eletnen sof the medical art have off-red them.elves as caniaidates for pothee pa. tronage in the profession of Physic. For he purpose of • lofty jue lice to the result of our studies and esp,nr:we, as !to prevent es from being classed wooly those emporics whose has os lent ,er• tensions have, unfortunately tor soctr y. beets ti,,, favourahly re ceired, we beg leave to submit to the liberal a, 1 .ufigateuei, a faithful statement of nor pursuits and acquit-ens-me After having received a regular nietticalediicatioe. as i! of Messrs Griudal and Blixar.f, whose lecture. fuel I.r. a e. we carshilly attended, as Profess/11...add Surgeon. (Attie Lood • ti4r. pital, we entered ourselves as 4 .dent. in that justly ce rile/ett 5c.00 , 01 fur medical acquirements, the Royal C.4!ege of burgh, and were instructed its the different braueise. et *eyesore' :surgery, the Theory and Pract ce of Physic, Chants ti, 114.1. wirer', Berany, &c. fr.c. &c. by those entineut Pro .Vienro, Gregoty, black, Hamilton, I)uncan, and krafeslord. We trust we shall nut be deemed .prroomptucks •t our proficiency and acquirements are tent Men: cote:r. • e. ci.. • we ft.r a long series of years made VENERVAI. CIIM t :-At n I'S, and the various diseases of DEBILITY, the pant...ow( to* of our studies anti practice, It will, we hope, be artowed that we i:ve acquired supetior knowledge of their treatment r J ca e. IN .fight and recent cases of infection, a perfect re-estsb i. dada r comple-ed in the short period of torsi days, and In tb ..f the utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners bare ad.d .45 a ces., a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment rumors too the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy v.aitty of dis-orders which are the ef fects of a habit long and most unhappily. pursued he the youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more di...piling ti.all those defictenceits and debilities which frequently pi testy or era. bitter the matrimonial state. ler such persons At inua be •o can' soling reflection to know !Eat they may now, ire 114:W and Mfg : little mode of treatment, be restored to the yew t of all hualest bbissings, a strong, man , y, an vieolott, c. 100 In all easy Ot debility, from whatever cause : l st .5 assn every fro cies of venereal infection, we may he eoui4l , ed either sex with the greatest secrecy an.11:G1.0.1.. timer • • •• 00 ' sil:4t on at home front ten to three, and :rum sic in the eetc.ng till ten at night. Patients in the country are requi , sted to state the particularsa their case, age, and general heft' Ste. 111Cto.irig a tem*. lance for advice and nt et..e.tteb. othett tue •31t1t wilt he giVeu sr sent to any part of the lamidutu. 'I o eiistore that sccoccy to r•• sential to our undertaking, the pos . age of letters may be aided W the account fer medicines. CURRIE and t'n Surgeons. No. 101, ninon nirdro. LONLIV : uy i.t.v a . I cite: i'laeei gublisted there, and at the Star Olice.Temrte Bar. ~~ parEßssuitu SEP Inman 10. IMPt Is. Cotton, Ce ' l;;; .."°4* 16 R6be st brleani E 63 Twi.t, No. .".4. 40. 163 170 Coffee - . 114 57 Cactiilea • 1700 00 95 40 500 4 7 350 4:11 . 5140 49' tip per berkowitz. R pbeb Hemp 84 84 Flax-12 head - 180 00 • Nutmegs Clove* • per peed. Rube s 45 'Pepper, b'adt it sa kite • 14 Is I ut, to Bare 41 •(,) lu Rip 4; 45 Loaves 60 .0 I rustle.] 4.unips 51 49 HAirtni.alt White Prkeil ditto • 4.: 111% Tallow, 1(.11. Candle IN 00 White lab uo Soap—Cr wary 175 te Potuhes 144 111 ter b.•rkowitz. Rub•lt Btistlei I•t enrt bJ 00 • $d art t:3 ZS _ _ Sp ateteens. -- Itaveerks - sts ma i Ouch • 6. (so Mary Slim, grey, per lone! longlast per pood 370 3731 W _ins - 1450 0 One de:rkuwita has II Nods, and 64 POWs are equal to a Con. Exchange 10 i 5.i ted. sterling for a lit.bvl—.lllee Arsheen. to 100 Yard/. • There is some life in oar market. and for earn 6 , e Creglied Lumps 50 Ittils. have been paid. llavaimah s , r , held at the same price. 57 RMS. have been paid for fine Green? Coffee. Pepper is in demand at 36 Utah FIAMBURGH, SEPTEMBER SO. rr tb. 3d 38 Grates bares. 45 5? 00 00 59 60 61 64 Set Ot) 00 00 41 14 Marks. Georgia Brazil Maranham Pernanibuces Ginger—East India White Drown Mace • 22 37 ~.c'.iis. Flem. ho. Cata - ißeal - 7'i 82 Schills. Flemish Indigo—Spanish Flores - 24 23 fiat India, Fine Blue 223 25 Violet - 16 191 i Violet and blue '2O 22 Purple - 00 00 With 8 8-341 s per cent. rebates Cocoa.-Miranham - Is 13i &MTh. coffee& West India - 00 0.. r With 20 per cent. diffe:ctice in bacco. per lb. 164 17 'chills. carrsot With 20 per cent. difference in hanco. Rice—Carolina per 100 lb. 42 52 rela-ks current. With 8 2.SJs per cent. rebate 20 per cent difference in haneo. Coffee—Fine per lb. - 124 In Mulls. baacm efiddling - 104 114 Ordinary - - Si 10 Svpr—Tates - - 2u 201 Grotto. Terre. 41 244 Crushed Lumps - 00 U 0 Accounts are kept in marks and shillings banco—ln .hilEngs equal to one mark, 2 marks hanco are equal to a shilling. fle mush, one of n hich has i 2 Grote.. and the present Lachange is 31 shillings lo Grs. Hem. p-r £ rerling. 1 here arc aso marks and shillings current, vThi..n vary in their value agalia• haoco • at present ih y a e 20 per ceta. wont.— 1641 be Hamhingh equa l to 1121bs:Braisli. Pinnate AMSTERDAM, OCTOBER 4. per lb. hs.vers. . per lb. Croce,. Coffee—Mart. Inc lli :4 I Sugar, Terrell (10 .fo Java 13 141 Tet:-• (0 l• It. D.-in, in} I:4 I British W. I. 1. 19 A !wilco, E. I. blue 145 138 ;:intiin--Pt-risame. i 2 6s Tobacco--7. l aryland let 114 1 Mapper, black Ss $4 V lib.' is 24 30 K bite 60 45 Varinas 42 44 Florins. Grote.. Pimento, p,r 109 lb. 75 .5 Sugar—Mare. hn. 19 24 Shillings. St, :'Lo c us's 19 2.1 Rice—Carolina 9S lUD txrnars. Gie, London proof, 00 00 Fis. per Mum of about 40 Galls. Matter 43 49 Fls. per Firkin of 801 b. Cheese, Edam 26 30 Fl.. per 100 Iti. 10 1,. Amsterdam 112 Brkhfi, 20 :Pryers equal to 1 Mehl, 6 Savers eqnal to I Shilling Flemish.. 12 Grotea equal to Sloi. hog Flemish, Stiver equal to I Grote Flemish, 3 Purins rq..4 to 10 Shilling. Flemish: Exchange. 34 :ehillings S Grote, P d . n.!shl3lllCo per £ Sterling; difference between Bank and cerrwss moi ey 4 per cent, in favour of the former. FL.r sugar there is some ChollfA, ae OUT stocks are et. r 7 trifling, an advance of price may he reasonald) calcuist. u 14.1. The prices of Coffee being quoted . lower in 1 - I,atuhrrgh, A,4- werp, and Bremen, buyzrs here were also desirotk, of pshic rg our prices; the article, however, wss In good hands, a•.d our q Ns tations continue the same. '1 he prices et imligo. we ar. ..ss ed, will experience a fall it the Comrany's sale take pLer ) ear. DIED. Tuesday last, at Birmingham, Samuel Jackson Pratt, Esj.. Author of many well know!' Literary Works. Tuesday, at the Rectory, Bulsan, after a i.ng.•ri:ag Ohm three years, Miss Wilkinson, in the teth year of her air. Sa'urday se'nnight, at Plymouth, after a very short ll'uess from an inflammation in the bowels, D:. Prynn, Presid,ot of the tie mou;h Dock Minerva Society. *lbursday, in the 80th year nf her age, Mrs. Phillips, wife WI John Phillips,'Esq. Deputy of Langbnurn Ward. Wednesday, at Edmonton, Mrs. Snell, rel.et oi W. Snell, Eq. West-India merchant. Oct. 6, in St. Dunstan's, Canterbury, Join Stevens Ei.Coos. mander iu the o al Navy,asird 70. UIUH WA ISR AI'LOI6DON UgII)GR 'lo.MOrt W. Morning - - S 4 ininutoi a ter If Afternoon • - 56 minute 13