Star. — London, England, 1817-02-24 00:00:00

LINES. IN TV L Digen si PING OF Tee ALCOIED BATTALION OF TEE Ma, Oa PKINC.t . I JWN &Belt/Ler, COMMANDED BF LINO FINANT• COLL/ /la U. teoool/. Thnelli welcome and dear to the Warrlor's heart t:i.: sunshine rit fence and the home that hr lined, Y. t tl.nk is the 'tunnels& that dooms him to part 11'44 friends *het In peril and pain have been petrel! swim's) not, for, still undivided ye stand s - 'Will:, Valour awl faith erg btlgi t record shall claim, Your triu...phs shall I!ve in the pride of your land, Ye p.m . • r. glory, ye brethren in fame I TnlsTeras email conflict, barossa's red fight, FC.Vite in her wars shall reincnibi r your force,' sal.cA ye ru-I'd id the field 'like a tempest of ti,ght, itetl 'w lit hi r eaglL• to earli in your e.o.m. nc r Inl thi it country .hall bosoms more brave, 1.7,, , i5h.1u'd, their Li :t pulse in I.er batik refills'', For cl am;i•ins more dv.in:ksi by band or by wave, N. vet bit t 1 in h.r r eost, nor died at her rine 1 N l / 4 lirr rtilwring 'rytanny sisi.ek its •Lrk rhitne, Awl •Im:ow'd th, nations around with +s may, Your tt ttula!il ar•t+r throagh the gloom, victory shone on lenr gallant a.ra) ! Fan writ—and wlterev-r )r jtourney t'•r•.tigh lire. May ye taste of she swegtrst andlsest ft tits. s; Ar.J, oh; may the tame that ll:umtu'd your mire, I.t 'Ala ray of itabrightuesa to gikl your repose! Culthistcr, JJn. 24. 1617. An Ingai s isicn ear taken on Saturday night at the Green I)ragon, Hillingdini, near Uxbridge, before 'Nowa& ffstirtiNG, Esq. upon the body of Edward Chaboceats, the son of Mr. Joseph Chaboceau, the Master of an Academy at Hillingdon, who wits aeci • deftly shot by his brother on Thursday last. He was twelve yean of age. --John Croft, a dealer in hay and straw at Hayes, OW Uxbridge, said,-that on Thursday afternoon he was walking by the fi e lds sr Hillingdon, and saw the deceased and two other k r ; Awing t they were standing in a triangular du. ction ; his attention was drawn to the spot where they stood in a fee minutes alter by the grass of the gun ; he observed the deceased fall. The other bays, one of whom is brother to the &erased, and the other rosined Neiman, the ion of 4 cora-dealer at Us bridge, were nearly close together, and appeared very oriels al armed. He immediately ran toward the deceased ; he was met by the bender, who said —..‘ Oh Gem! I have shot my bretlwr ; I never shall sorrier him. I dare not go home; I will either cut my throat or drown myself; I never shall be happy :my mote." He examined the deceased, stnd found conterits, of the gun had passed, through the right thigh, entered the left, and cut the main artery asun der. The blood poured horn the wound as last a: pussilde ; he never spike alter he fell, and was dead wt lour minutes. A sturgeon cams by shortly after wards, and examined the body. He said he could slot render any assistaiice—the deceased was dead. He pitt his:great coat ov.T the deceased, and had him iotiveyed home t•' his incriusolable parents —William Norman,. aged 12 years, said, that on Thursday morning last, rhi'e at school at Mr. Chabnce.su'i, he agreed a nth the deceased and Lis brother to bring his gun in the •aiternnon, and go will, them to short small birds. Ile had shot a his .f and went to fetch it, while Joseph Chaboceau (11. e survivor) loaded the gun again. .When lie came back with his bird, lie took the gun tr ims him, aid had aimed at some birds, but did not file, iii consequence of some horses going by at the time; he was gaing to aim a second time, when Jtotph Chaboceau endeavoured to take the gt:n from him—in the struggle it went off, and entered the thighs of the deceased. The Foreman of the Jury condemned the conduct of parents in allowing chtletr•n to have such danger ous instruments ; he asked Mr. Nor man, the fathet of the last. wittiest, how his son caste in possession of the gun ? M. Normap said, that he, unknown to him, took the money but of the till which he purchased it sive. Fdreuran--6 1 The Jury and are agree 4 that the 'gun be forfeited." . ' 4• ' Mai Niwm.in—w It's Impriiiible the gun can be forfeited I I have taken 'balsa's'''. and seat theta" *sari miles from my Mime." The Foreman asked yams,' Norman if he bale where the gun was? ' • . Young, Norman said it leis st his father's Waal 'The C.Oostabis add Beadle west to Mr. )lingua's boost sad brought She gen. Mr Norma* was ego. aural for his oedemata,' to deceive the lacy, by stating tbat.he bad seat the sea from his home. . • Vddsit-,•Tbe deceased was kilted casually, demaNy, sod by esiefortmem Ths gun es be kr. Ahdistand destrers4 • M a t= was Mistiest week, at o*am-bridge, -r ompembese at dee body of armed &telt Pra ), bettor ham; asseediag so the sew lOW of that of by doe maw of Mum at Cattle's. • who was &sod moldered la his owe comer. The body appeated as if death bad issued from Asides by the . grasp of • very strong bead. Two h. boors. have beets apprehended on suspicion of having committed this horrid oct. Old Sutelit, who was upwards of 80, was alone is his cut, his son. who generally resided with him, being 'out selling cotton goods in the neighbourhood of Lancaster. The murderers did not obtain any considerable solo. The old man having by his hard earnings saved about ift7.59, Lad placed it out at interest. PUOILISSJ. = Thursday, Shiroresal and Wegstrf, whose sanguinary contest, scale weeks back, left toe ultimate recovery of the latter for some time doubt- Jul, fought a second bittle on the Downs; o the east of 'Faltner, near Brighton. Tie battle ev:s• fir a :sub scripti 111 purse of twenty guineas; and although the affair WAS not generally known, some hundreds of persons were on the ground to witness the contest : the combatants were in good condition - , and each ' appeared conEdent of StAce,s, but Sliir whod, hunt hit former triumph, was, of cr.urse, the lavoutite. Dur log the battle the odds alternately varied. Sixty sounds were fought, °eery) ing a space of three - . quarters of .an hour, during which, it was scarcely possible for any one to say which WAS the rry4st • punished,.hiet at the end of the last round, W agsta ff w.s sq .. rsh.luated that he could not be brought fur.' ward in tome, arid Stiirwood, therefore, was again iLe' vitt , t. The latter, however, had but little to prid e hhtuslf (wed litsttalvanuge et:tingly to his superior stienlith olconsuwticht. I __ LAW lATELLIGENCE. COURT OF lUNOII BENCH, FEBRUARY it. PICTURE DEALING.—{;NAY v. OWINNAND The Arroarlav-GeNateat stated that this wa n action of very cousii!erahle importance. The plai ff was a merchant of eminence And .iflluence, an eu tiger of the Fits* Arts, and a very great admire of paintings, in which •he bad expended many t u sand pounds, and had purchased many pictureilo the defendant, who was a picture•dealer, in whin, relying on his integrity, and veracity, he ad placed the most entire contid , nce ; and whenevetihe defendant produced a picture which he represeged as coming (root foreign pars, and bring by a foriv master, he had only tot ante las Own price andim mediately to - rec. ive it. But Mr. Gray J:ki not tor chase pictures for his ()wit gratification ; he was is the habit of exhibiting them is ccasionaily to his itieds, who did not always display that extraordinary collo slains which might neurally be supposed to arse in the minds of real judges of the Art, on seising dm played before them t e first works of the first ton• tens of the Flemish and Italian Schools, as Mr. Gray had been told by the defendant his pictures, on ouch lhe so liberally expended thousands, wt re. His rfriends were unwilling to be so uncivil as to tell him what they really thought of his rurchasea. At however, on a fortunate day for hint, but an evil'ne for tf e defendant, a gentleman welt to view Mr. Gray's collection, who was not restrained by this ntistaki n delicacy; and on hieing sheao one of the newly a:quired tirasures of Mr. Gray, shared lota in surprise, and inquired where he had got that mise rable daub ? TI e teply was, •' Oh, I to,ught it of Mr. Gwinnaoe, and gave him so many hundred pounds fur L" The gentleman t nmediately opened the eyes of Mr. Gr.ty to the fraud, told him the plc. tote in question had been his, and that he had sold it for a pier, which, in shillings, would not equal hi number the pounds which he (Mr. Gray) had given for it. "This led to tut cher inquiry and further discovery, when it appeared that a Holy F,mily, which the defendant had lepreonited to be by Guido, and sold to the plaintiff for £172, he had, in feet, bought for sILVi. Ss.; a candle-light piece for which he gave £lO. POs Mr. Gray had paid £147; a land scape, represented to be the work of Rousedale, and sold to Mr. Gray far 015, the dtfendant had bought for forty guineas, wult the name of Vanbroorn upon it ; and a landscape and figures, which cost Mr. Gray 405, defendant was so fortunate as to purchase it for. 1150. • On discovering these circumstances, the plaintiff had determined to recover back some of the hundreds thus obtained from Min, and with that view he bad brought the present action. Alter the examination of two v Onesses for the plaitaiff, it was agreed, on the sti;;geation of Lord Eaoexnottouon, that a verdict should be taken for the plaintiff—earmays £lO,OOO, su!tject to a !eh:- fence to Mr. A. Moore. KING'S BENCH. DUBLIN, FEBRUARY 17. • TIIY KIND 71. WALLET O'ORADY. The motion in this cause, which had been post poned from Monday, the '7th of January, to the following Wednesday, came on to be heard on iliac day, when the Court pronounced jatlgnient of Oatter against the defendant, subject, however, to argument. ' • 01• D BAILEY SESSIONS, FEBRUARY rte. • Four prisoners were capitally cone i vest, via. • Wi//jim Jong, for a burglary in the dwelsino-house of lia.bt. Trend. and stealing four silver talsie-spoons, Lim value £3, his roperty. • James Rice r tor a but glary in the dwelling-house of Robert Gibbs, jun. and stealing goods, value 40s. and upwards. Jdin Wright, for a burglary in the dsielling.honse of Thomas Dane, and stealing a gold watch, the pro perty of T. Dane. /17. Lara for stealing a pair of men's shoes, the property of James Taylor, privately in I is shop The following were also convicted of tallies, viz. _C. F. Ater, for s:eattue a oorse, the property tit W. Stitiulph. T. Seam, fur straits g a cloth great c..at, the property or J. Holloway. W. Ewen. for stealing a quantity of *taring apparel, the pro pe.rty of J. &Roan. . hlizaheth Mackenzie, for stealing two boots, the property of I. Walker. Daidel I. Nowland for granite two silver watche., the property of J. CabsiL W. Malts, foe staling divers notes she property of C. Grenoek. &Dili's for strafing ( our pound; of sugar, the property of Meows. Smith. Kimble, awl Co. - 3. Tibbetts; for stealing four Bank-notes and fifteen sha llop, dos property of J. West. M 4 J• Cogito, tot stubs a pocket handkerchief from the penes at D.lProwets. The Grand Jury have made_ their Report at the Old &Ale,. if the state of •Newgate. They complain that there ore 101 male And female convicts under sentence of death, and that the congregating such a slumber ingresses their depravity, besides the ends of justice • damned, so far as regards example, by the of each case being forgotten : they also r . epresent th at the tool of Newg ate i s i n. a ver y dils&sdased and insecure state, requiring much repai r . trials of persons charged with High Treason will. It is said, commence at the Old Wiley, by Spe cial Commission, on Friday next. lAIDDI.EsEX SESSIONS, FEBRUARY ft. Saturday JAB Brawn was indicted fur a fraud in 'pretending that he brought a basket of game trout the Bell•inn, Huibora, to Mary Spencer, aid indu calg the prosecutrix to pay the sum of Ts. 6d. for car riage, &c. of the same. Tlve proaecutrix said the prisoner called at the house of her mistress with a parcel, contairsing, by his account. a quantity of (game.—Mr. Griffiths, the Common Councilman, her alasstr, upon coming hi me, opened the basket, and found a quantity of straw, a large iron ball, rap, Twu bares fret were sticking out at the end of the basket. She had paid the sum demanded by the prisoner, who went away, leaving a ticket, purport ing to be from the Bell-inn, beh ind hire . The pri aourr was found Guilty, and sentenced to be trans ported fur seven years.. George Cole found Guiky of a similar offence, and also sentenced to seven years' transportation. Samuel North, the celebrated /Gag of the Beggars, was vought up to Marlbnrough.street Office, on Fri day, charged with anooying the passenger!' in the neighbourhood of St. George's, Hanover•squate. He was comsoitted to Tothill 7 fitLis Bridewell, for 14days. A few days back the Leeds mail, On its *arm' of town. was robbed of a parcel, directed to Mr. Pll. lack, Yorkshire, cont4isaing • bills of exchange and bank notes tosLe au.ouut of several hu4dred pounds. FROM SATURDAY NIChTS GAZETTB. • • CROWN-OFFICE. FEBRUARY 111. Int Mtn Boas rotorned to servo la this truism PARLIAMUNT. City of Londonderry-41r George Hissersll HoII, of the City at Lon onderry, Bart. Borough of Weymouth and Meicambe Rees—Adolphus Jahn Dalt) topk, Esq Ii t►e room at Lord Vacuum ersoberne, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. . 11111tRIPART VI. Borough of Yarmouth--Alreandcr Macesochie, Eq. We Ma kete's Lord •Advocate ul Scolend, in the 10.1121 ut R.CII/111 111•41. who has accepted the Chiltern HundreAe. So Lei sr vs.—Joseph Hrnlry, E-q. is .ppointed Sheriff of Oxf..rd sii.te, in the soma of J. C. ViLl.ington, deceased ; and R. Townley eatke., Esq. is al.yolot.d Sheriff of vie County of Lau:aster. MILI CARY PRO NO 1 lONS. welt ulikaCk, I'i:hitt/ARV '22. R rgiment of light Dragoons—it iel.aid Oswald, lieu 4 .0 ht. 0,1.4,1, by purcha.e, vice Cliansiste, pronto...ed. sth ktgintent ut For.' --.aumartz Carey, (lent. to be Elisrgo, by porcinive, vice Foskett, who re res. 24th itto—leeu•enent DavAl Warburton to be Captain of a Company, by puretqr...e, wee Craig, prontoed; En•igu Robert hiatsli to be I..en.e.holt, by porches:, vice Warburton; li_w Craut ur.l, Gent. to b. Ehstgn, by purchase, vice Mar,h. 40 II Ditto--lobn Soutar, Gent. to be &it', by purchas nice Cockhurn, rumor .1 in the Cape Rekinte:it. 46th I)&o—Captain Alexander Cuppage, front the Gntli Foot, to be Captain of a Compaoy, r•ec Ouchl, who VICI:2II44CS. 48th I:W(o—Lieutenant Whliant Wiison, trent the hltt.pay of the 71st Fou', to he lieutenant, vice rountitry, who ex changes; Ensign Robert Audr..w- from half-Fay W the Bth F 001,1.0 be ins.ri, vise Donovan, sv ho exchanges. 56th Ditto—Capiant John Wharton Frrh,.from the h:tit pay of the ihnirbon ittgiment, tube Captain of a Company, without purchase; Ensign lames Wpm, ifilln hal, ply ut the file Foot, to be Ensign, vise Davis, who exchanges. 60th Ditto.—Captain H. Budd, from-the itith Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cuppage, who erebange.; Ri chard Lovell Brown, Gent. to be kraus°, by purchase, vice ppromoted._ 66th Ditto—Lleuteoant Thomas John Hervey to be Captain of a Company, vice Tenon, deceased. sd West India Regionot-.:qmstlemen Cadet James Kenbawe, Ilan the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without pur slane, vice Eby, whose appointment bas sot :alum place. 2d Black Garrison Compsoy—Lleotenam Lt. S. Marley, from the and Foot, to be Lietn.matit, vice Paul, dreamed. The aro:inhumane of Lieutenant F. A. rennet, from the half- FaY of Meurotesileghnent, to be Lieutenant in the 60th Foot, vies Lemmon, deetraied, u stated in t h e Gamily of the 14th September last, and, of Mr. Mal or to boon Ensign theft4n, oleo Barnes, who resigns , as stated in the Gazette of the 14th May, 11116, have not taken place. 'fbe underrnendoned Officers have been permitted to resign . their Continissions from the following date*: Lieutenant David Rkbardson, of 19th Foot, 93th Feb. 1617. Ensign William Henry BMWS, of WM Foot, let May, IS Le. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. March 4, Richlrd Hooper and Richard Maiming, late of Lams. ceston, Cornwall, *unmet' brewers and mamas, mod upon ners, at ten, at GulidhalL . • • BANKRUPT;. William Bettie, now or late of Green strut, parhis•of Linstead, 'Keni t satilrr and harness-maker, dealer and chaptnen, tu.sur . Ten ..er Feb. 25, March 11, and April 5, at one, at Guildhall Anomie', Mr G. Nelson, Estes street, &rand; Mr. Jeffery., Chatham. or Mr. Woe. Jeffery., Sittirgbriurne. George Pearson, of Muelesfield, Cbeshwe silk-manufacturer, and %%liana Sykes. of Milk. street,Londoti, silbmanirfassurer, and copartners, March 1, at elMs, March tai, sod April 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attondes, Mr. James basklerabury, London; or Mesas. Grinisditeb cod &yds-rick , Macclesfield. George Webeter, now. or late of Mirada, Yorkshire clothier, dealer and chspinan, March Y 4, at all, March its, and April 5, at eleven, at Mr. Luke Bradbury's, Horton, in liraitorsl.-- gittornite, Mr. Hailstone, Bradlt.-1; or Mr. Evans, Hatton- Garden. Lond..n. Benjannu k icb4l Iwo, late of Manchester, watebotneman, dealer and ehi. -runi, Month 11„ and Apral 5, at two, at the !fridges':l , -r 100, Manchester. Anomie', Meyers. Cu,,. lille au I Kay; Manebe.ter ; or Mews. Clarke add Richard", Chant - err-lon% London. James 'au: ot Georgo-street, Spitalfirlds, victualler, dealer and ci.apman,* March i, b. and April 5, at I WriVr, at GO4llllOl. A.turmes, Messrs. 'I simpler and (I lynes, Butt etterts East Richard Lai pelt, of Mill-Wall. Polar, Middlesex, bargebuilder, Feb. e 3, March h , and April 5, at one, at Guildhall. At tnrmy, Mr. West, Red Lion-street. Wapping John A grwoith, of IloothroW, Forest of RC...aided., Lancashire, woollen-mattaideturer, dearer and chapman, Feb. tl5, at eleven, Marsh 9, and )19, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie., Messrs. Milne and Peery, .1 ample, London. James slmmoods, late of Berkeley, Gl..ncestershlre, INA now of Islington, Middles.a i ship-builder, dealer and chapniall e Feb. 25, Match 8. and Ap ril 5, at teas, at Guildhall. Atiotayy, Mr. Lake, Dowgate Hill, Loudon. William Street, lace Or Neyr-Court, Throgmorton-vreet, Lon don, wine-mfreliar, Feb 115, March 1 I ,and April 5, at eleven, at i ulldball. Attorney, Mr. Warraud, Salishei F.-square, nett street, Loudon. Ge :age Sto'worthy; of Sheieditch, victuall.-r, dealer and chap.; snail. Feb. 25, Ma ch 4, an d April 5, at elevco, at Guildhall.' torniy, Mr. Pinkerton, Clement's Inn. ' • Solomon Usage Shaw, of at. Albao's; Liens, bookatikr, natio air, dealer and cimpnian. Mardi 1 a a, and April 5, at eleven, at Guskihall. Attorney, Mr. Downes, New Inn, London. lieurchier, of 12, King.streit, Holborn. Middlesex, watch-maker, dealer and chapman, Feb. 25, March d, and April 5, at our, a: Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. &Beckett, uO, lit oad-street, Golden-square. • John Llayd, of 'Print, Hen/, surgeon, apothecary, 'dealer and chapati, March.l, n, and April 4, at eleven, at Guildhall Attoruies, Mesqn. Aubrey awl Curile, Took's-court, Cursi tor-street. La 'don ; or Mr. Plairtorre, Chesham, Locks. j ohn Tushingliam, of Chester. Weimar?, dealer'and chapman, February 25, Much 5, and .Ipril 5, at ;royal GiniblisalL. Attor ney. Mr. Lowden, Clement's his. Lander'. flown Walame, of Colensamstreet, London, packer, dealer said ditaism, Feb.ls, March 4, and April 5, at ten, at Guild hall& A. IMIN/f. Mr. Farrel,. llsreanseille.street. Timm Guy, et Cowen Bridge, Lamashire, shopkeeper, March %Wye, March 7, at ten, and April 5,' at Ps, at the King's Lancaster. Margin, Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery ams-Lamle• s• or Messrs. Clark sad Witten, Lancaster. JIMA Calla hawk, of Honk Shish's, Northumberland, Wok ataar___ March 7, 11, and April a, at nine, at t h e C annserc i a l Tynemoutk. Attennes Messrs. Robinson and H am Mond, Iv, Austin Friers, LondL . ; or Mr. John Finley,Tinle Dock ray--qoare, Tynenscrula Isme Niiiroch, of Mum Heath, Salop, nurseryman, dealer and ' damns, March it, IS, and April 5, at one, at the Raves bin, Shrewsbury. Atturnie. Mr. Richard Griffiths, Sank , &minas &damp. Chaacery-Luse. Loudon ;or Mr. W. Eger- Son Jeffreys, Shrewsbury. /alma Moody, of the Halfway Houses, Portsca. Hants. grocer, March 11, at deem. Match in, and April .5, at ate, et the India Anus ifin, Gosport. Attornira, Mears. Briggs and Ma chin. Earz.s.tett, Strand, Loaduu ; or Messrs. Machin and Weddell, Cold Harbour; Gosport. Edward Dunn, ate of Wolseley, Statfardshire, inokeeper, dealer and cayman. March e, 6, and April 5, at datum, at the Falba, Rugeity. Attornies, Messrs. Rudall, Barnard's Inn, Holborn, Loudon ; or Mr. Charles llama Robinson, Hill itidwareotear LichliehL Thomas Jones, of Liverpool, merchant, ship-weer, dealer and chapuian, March 10, 11. and April 5, at one, at the George Ina, Liverpool. Attorries, Mean. Pritt and Kewley, Liver • pool ; or Messrs Blackstock and . Bunce, King's Beach Walk, London. Benjamin Bradley, now or late of Birmingham, econsnots carrier, dealer and &lonian, March 14, 57 sad .tpril 5, at ten, at the Log Tavern, Manchester. Attors4s, Messrs. Tindal and Vat • Ley, King-otreet. Manchester; or Mr. /Award Chester, 3, im ?pie Inn, London. William Hartley, of Baildeg. Yorkshire, worsted manufacturer. . dealer and cliaptnag. Marais V 4 ,at Gee, Math as, and April 5, at twelve, at the New kg, Bradford. Auornies, Mr. Brans Hamm Garden, London ; or hir. Crasin, Bradinril. Geosge Bennett and Juba &Melt, both late of Little Pedestal witirLarbrit 1, Lacc.stare, tatt:Lers and cupattays, Mai ch lobo at Neves, Mardi; at dn, Had April 5, a' twelvo, at t5e1.,.,1 03k Inn, Garstang. Attornlea, Mr. Valteloek, Serj , aot. It- Fleet-street, lanad,n ; nr Mr. Gardner, Sion 1 . 101 Garra• Deejanalb Boardman, of Norwich, hatter, b,,sie;-,. 4 ..3'er am! Dian, March 5,6, and April 5, .r :one, at Or t.'4..;•• atrkh. Attorliara, Mr. Itlchat d Geldarit, t., •;• •y*, !;lit London ;or Messrs. Taylor and Hale., IN ., riv•elt. • Thomas Falvey., of llrriley. in Hir1d...59•'..1, a • ro: - .! ire,' ;1•„ cher, dealer and cbarttan. March 7, ar I,ur, Mara 14, 3 . e at the Whitr Hart inn, Wiltelleid, and April 5, o •I. Wellington Inn, Hudder•hel-I. Attorni,t, Mr, Wean: "r, Chancery dam!, London; or MC ).)hr Itatrye,H•ti'dersEA,: Henry ktr•li, of Ilremford, .ihne-ntaker, dealer and c % iapnr., March 1,8, and April 5, at:en, at Gu khdf.twr•,: 7, Ni.. ;MCI, John Harley, of .Poplar, groc;r, i.eala and charnati. Feb v!, Mardi 1 , and April 5, at ten, a' Gteildh3l, Tenip!•T and Glynis, Burr-street, Last z , :rithlie%:. Chat lea Guidamitb, art I.lridge-a Feet, Mark' !•avern-is; dialtr and cliapniati, March I, ts, aod A..t+l Ce‘..i !hall. At , oracy, Mr. Latkuw, IVatdrah;: tot'. Commons. JO :di Higrent, of Frodirhani, Clie,!iire, herr, lirover, tleate.24 chapmalo, Maicli 5, .Iprli .. at CIO/cll. at ei.e I.lldl Cl, a', r. tr. Leigh, Youitry, Loath, and IVlessra. W. It•aarron, I'r scot. Liuyd Heidi hiaidish, of I!• 4 •l•or 4 gatc-..reet Wi . .hoio, craw Lit manufacturer, d..der and charnan, NSuch 1, it, at, April 5, at tw,lvo, at Aitur:dre. Licata. Mite 96 . 1 .11 vier II Elan row C b' anal :rands, hoe. he's-buildings, Towtr.s rte. Jolla Drew, of &err, aad chip man, Matc 17, Ili, and April S, a: tsvavi., at the s.ffi:c of Llent-iit' • Livt.4ooi, and Messrs. lilackstock and linr cc, r:lng's beg Walks, '1 . .11111e, Lisadon. Joseph tirsen, ion. of Nil%Lai, Staffordshire, drug list, teals 23 chapsnott, March 4, at her, 5, and April 5, a: tea, et tt Littleton Arnie i'citkri , 'ge A Mr. I I.l'l, :Ito tersircst, Strand, London, and Mr. :•putror, Wal.ilL ess:per, of Low er, at d cluonsan, March 26, 27, and At•r l 5, at ei.rsu, a. t • Monsint's Arms lu t, Gainsburslt. Attornict, Mr. Gtonsburgis, and MeArs. Ales.u.der and Flame, Nat AVtitAt.iii PRICE of CORN in ENGLANO and WAI.E 4 from the returns ending the 15:1i of Fehr..ary, Wheat. Rye Barley. Oat,. a. • 4. I I a. d. a. (1. 1. d. I .1. Ig. .1. 102 0 I 62 7 49 11 29 9 I 56 19 The average Price of Sugar, computed train ;he ret.irnil-.1 In the week ending the 19th of February, is 475. l id. petty:. Lc Of SC gp hl is Le ho es d. tc h, CLERICAL la EL L IG.EJVC WI CAMBRIDGE, FEBRUARY P° Wednesday, the Rey. Bro• Ars Stevens, of J." 04 lni Od the Rev Thomas Boys, of Trinity College, were admitted sera of Arts. the Wallane Parker Hanlon& Esq of St. John's College, an 1 1• . Hunter Hughes, of Emmanuel College, were on cue mit es/ 141 admitted Bachelors of Arts. Le OxvonD, FEBar 1111 Y he Saturday, the following Gentlemen w e re almPte , l to dezrtatt: MASTS'S, or A iTt. Rev. Robert Phelips, of Cheat t_hon.l, ; Rev. Spsnis.l3.E.l. s-, es of Balliol College; Rev lienry Hoskin., of Uric: Cot.e.z.., SACHSLOSS or All 111. ti John Perigrine Linear, Fenerecke, Esq. of Corpus C:1 4 ... College, Grand Compounder. of Megan. Charles spencer Stanhore, Thomas It'ilieem, Edward Untie, of Christ Church. tc Mr. John D'Arcey Preston. of Merton Ct.:l hi Mr. John Abington, and Mr. George li.vcr.s.nd . tr Balliol College. • Mr. Henry Middleton, of Nlagdalen re Me. John Ficcep, or T,ireoln College. Tuesday. the Rev. Thomas Mebane Wilk...sou, or Fe -',r lege, was admitted Bacbelnr of Arts. • ECCLEiLItiTICAI. I.3tktoTtoNt. • • Rev. T. Mears, MA. Rector of St. Lawrenc.., and Vicar t ti St. Michael's, Southampton, is pretreated to tile R.!•:'Ory oh Al Si Saints. h Rim. T. Hunt. to the Rectory of Wertnor. Shrnprli're. Rey. Daniel Evans, B.A. Scholar of Jesus and Curate of HoJythooki, Southampton, liss Chaplain to the Asylum for the Education of Sol."e-s'Cii Wren. Key. Wm. Browne, Rector of Vallini s hoe and Andrew, Suaelk, is appointed Chaplain to the hail of Om:fad. The late Earl of Rothe, has presented dm Pee. 1. M. Cuossynt tt hanse A.M. Minister of Newey'e to the church and parish cf 1 en the Presbytery of Kirkaldy, vacant by the leekse 11 the Rev. Jam, Reid. Robert Dalrymple Horn Elphinstone, Esq. of Link EIPS I4I tl stove, has presented Mr. Henry Sinisroi, Preacher of the Goy''', til to the Church and 'trial; Cleave' of G•trlocls, in the Perigee! *of Gariuch, vacant by the death of the 'tee. Dr. A. Snide. Yesterday the Duke amid Data hefts of Ch 11 urn:sr' 7: and the Princess Sortua ci Geut;cr.ss D.vine Sery ce at S. George's Church. 'the Rev. Mr. BERNE pert waned gatrit . :e a yesterday, at the Queen's Palace. Divine Service W4S performed yesterday at Caul. va House, by the Rev. Dr. S. CLA RKE. The Form of Pra)or for the s fety • f the IZ has been read in all the English Churches at Blus•A:. A child lost its life Lately at Verdua, hi France, is . consequence of a fatal mistake committed y its mia. ther, who gathered hemlock for pattley in het g dc. and mixed it in i blcw, of which the child The mother narrowly escaped beiog poisoned. • The house of a smith, called Owen Byrne, Channel Rock Cross, near I)roglieda, was night of the 6th instant maliciously set on fire. daughter alarmed the family, and to ik her two 6i.- drets oat, but rearm . ), (it is supposed for a ports with ilfSo in it) when the roof fell in upon her. art before the fire was extinguished, she was a:na tally consumed. in Upper Orosinsor-street, the Countess de la %%dm...! MARRIED. At Teignmouti, Ernie Warriner, Esq. of Cniork Wilrs, to Sus,* youngest daughter of the late Rev. Jua n .Irny..'. of South Brant, Devonshire. Monday, at Cowley, the Rev. George Mnrgan, of Cho! Church, Oxford, to Mary Ann R&M .son, of Row i 1..1 (Lilo , • 4 At Hornchurch, Essex the Rev T. steels:, of Mi.s Martin, of Ford Lo dge. At Kingston, Jamaica, Dec. 3, the Rev. Jelin M. C. it. 1 .. ,Rector of Manohester, to Ann, daughter of '1 bonus 111e' iv'. Esq of May Day Hi the Parsh of Vert. — Friday setaight, at E: ishroo. C. Prichard, of ('.o street, street, Hansver-squ re, aged :0 ytara. Fatunkty n'unight, in ids 46th year, the Pry. Dr. 11. Rector of Gaywoo 4, Vicar of Stradsett, and hector at ley, all in N. rtelk. Wirderesday. in Gteet Portland street, aged 17. Di.in olLt l - - the Rest W. Say, Vicar of Ra l iiham. Sunday sennight, at Oxford. aged 7. years, Mr. .1 lio.. upwards of 50 years servant of I - Atter Cobege. Suddenly, Rev. R. Elder., lta nor of Llandkluget, Dei.liy.:.: , • „ Rev. Charles I.yint, of hiavuglesey. Markley se'nvig t, at Fare: am, Captain John Miller Arly". 1.- t the Royal Nay,. Capt. Adye was at the shop of Mr. I iarrer,". mercer, with Mrs. A. about twelve o'clock, when be u... t. ' ' olio trend with a at of a?uplesy ; is eon equrree ate WhlCis was immediately conveyed Imo Mr. H.'s parlour, where tik • pled about nine o'clock in the evening. Pitied OF b 1 UL KS ON SA I ÜBDAY. Bank Stock India Stock 1974 198 a per Ct. Red. milli India Bonds '2B 1:1) rr. Mew Cons.t6i 65/ 66* f Imp. Ann.-- 4 per Cents. tstii . Exchequer Beth 1115 Fr. eel' Cent. 91 4 9731 Coos. tenet. ac; AUPS. 17 fs-ild 7-16 0 161 Lottery Ticket., a.7-1 1 1 11 ‘ HIGH WATER TO ILIURRURIATTFit.77I/4 Monona - 49 non. alter 7 Att.-row:a - LONDON: ('tinted I.y ITaete. Fublesksal there i rud at the Star-Offsee, • •