Star. — London, England, 1817-01-13 00:00:00

POLICE. MURDER OF LIEUTENANT JOHNSON. THAMES POLICE-0/IFICE.—On Saturday the invest. gation was resumed. The time occupied in taking the evidence was of considerable length, but all that occurred important or interesting in the examination is coittained in the following account: The ;nisoners Hama and Rainer were put to the bar. A ltbo-irer, named Part., alter having answered the usn•ii qw:ssions as to his place of, residence, his recotlecti , .n of the murder. &c. said, that Hatton went in his company to cee the body of Lieutenant' Johnson, scam alt, r the murder. 1-lactrin inietropted the witness, by snLmnly de nying that tie hatl ever pone to see so horrid spec tacle as it was Described to he. periiste.i in his a ••!rtion; and asked Hitton whether he did tint rernern'n•r a publican, sines dead, who accompanird Own* to the Five Bells, drat,k pot ter in their presence, and walked with them to the place in which they he.ud the body lay ? Hatton said it was impossible that such a thing could have occurred ; memory was sharp upon circumstances of so extraordinary a description. John Avery's (a basks'-maker) deposition was also taken, but it did not, in the slightest degree, affect the prisoners. Mr.. Hendley, of the Kent Dispensary, was era. mined upon the subject of the application of Mrs. Giddons at the Dispensary for some strengthening plaster for her husband's arm, described in the evi dence of Gidsloas, as having been broken by Lieute nant Johnson: he did not recollect the circumstance, in consequence of the length of time, and the unim portance of the application. Mrs. Giddons again stated, that she bad received the strengthening plaster at the Dispensary, and she believed from the hands of Mr. Hendley ; a Mrs. Potter was with her at the dim • Hatton and Mrs. Giddons here spoke together, the former denying that he was known to the fatter lung' before the murder, and the latter asserting the contrary. Hatton caused some surprise in the Office by sud denly saying that he lodged in Giddons's house at the time of the murder. 64 Curtis," said he, took the lodgings, and that woman and her husband want to hang the man to whose child they stood, about that very time, godfather and godmother." • Mr. KINNAIEU reminded Hatton, that what he had just said was in direct contradiction to his former s:atemer►t. Hatton said he knew it was ; but as he was an in nocent man. he could not be expected to recollect to a moment the circumstances ut his life at a time which could supi.ly nothing to his prejudice. Raines. r .“ Why is not Mrs. ?otter here? Site can prove that our accuser broke his arm twelve years ago. She has said so, and is unwilling to come, but justice must be done." Hatton-14 What could we expect from a woman, who swore in a public-house that she would hang us to save her man Mrs. Giddons has sworn so." An elderly man, named Smith, whose deposition was taken at Union-Hall, at the period of the neur der. repeated his emidvnee. He was driving a team from Deptford to London. and passing near the Five Bells, at about one o'clock, which appeared to be immediately after the murdei, when he saw a man by hind him. The stranger crossed the road from a ditch adjoining Peckham•lane, asked the witness a few questions, and walked on towards London.— Theta was something very suspicious in his appear . ance, and the witness wished very much to avoid tim. He was dirtied in a great coat, wore a slouch ed hat, and had a large stick in his band. The stranger had scarcely gone out of sight, when he was followed by two other men, whose dies: the witness had not an accurate recollection of. The moon-light, and the witness could plainly distinguish that the man who was wrapped up to the great coat looked about him as if he was alarmed, and dreaded the arpmach of somebndy. Mr. lEtzsaatnn desired the witness to look at the prisoners, and at Giddons. He did so, bat expresned his conviction, that nei ther of the three was the man who addressed him on the night of the murder. • It will be remembered, that in the depositions of Giddons, it is stated, that the four men concerned in the murder were dressed in jacketr and trowsers. Mr. Blanchard, the surgeon who was called upon to examine. the body of Lieut. Johnson, produced a memorandum. which he read. It stated that he was, vent for at se% en o'clock on the Saturday morning to view the body, which lay in the stable of the Five Bells public-house. When he art ived, all vitality was gone, and the body was quite cold; it was completely sodden with water: There was a fracture On each side of the skull; the left side of she bead was fright fully lacerated; seven distinct incisions were amass the neck, beside several others, which ran into each other in such a manner as to render it impossible to enumerate dam ; there might have been about 20. The face was cut in ten di&ent places • the thumb of the left hand was completely divid ed from the hand, and under the left ear were- two stabs. The wounds had a triangular shape, as if they were in - Shied with a three-eoged instrument. Those wounds were the immediate and proximate cause of the death of Lieutenant Johnson. His pockets were all inverted. Mr. Harvey, under whom Hatton was employed before and subsequent to the murder, produced a book, which proved that Hatton had been employed on board the Heitry Addington, which lay near Dept ford for a time, not comprehending the Week in which the murder was committed. The prisoners were remanded till Saturday next, . on which day they are to be finally examined. Hatton will be tried at the ensuing Old Bailey Sessions upon the charge of stealing the silk hand kerchiefs out of the East India Docks. Kaimuon•Houss.—On Friday a ppm black MIA; named Johnson, who had been committed by the Loan Wilma to Bridewell for seven days, in order , s o be passed to big parish, was brought up for that =se, but in so bad a state of health, that ev e n Eters told the Loa* Murcia they did net think , be.conld live long. His Lordship immediately di rected that an order should be made out for his admis sion into St: Thomas's Hospital, and lee his being clothed. Allen, the end mph* to remove eau. pen, was directed Oita!! Johnson over, to the Hos. pitals but on SnturdaytheLoanMratott was informed that the man had beep refused admittance; in coase-a quence of which, Allen brought hint back to Gilt. spur•street Cornpter, where be died the next morn ing ; so putting tt beyond all doubt that he was at the last extremity when taken to the Hospital. His Lordship expressed his intention of writing to the Steward of the Hospital on the gross inattention as well as inhumanity of this proceeding. Bow -STREET.-0a Saturday Lieutenant Minton. who had been taken into custody, in consequence o• his having appointed a number of Agents to be his Agents, and drawing money from several, on account of his p4y, underwent another investigation, when it appearing that the different transactions he had con ducted with the Agents, only amounted :o debts, he was discharged. W. Cot and tY. Ilyriine were brought before Gitoftoe Hicks, Esq. charged with Laving stolen a quant.ty of forks, knives, dessert iyoons, &c. the property ui Mr. Slade, proprietor of the Argyle Rooms. •I'he prisoners were fully committed, and ZachAriali Phii• lips, to whose house the property was conveyed, or• der.•d to find hail. aut.& Downie was charged with having stolen two silver spoons at the house of Mr. Pratt, James-street, Pimlico, where he had called, on pretence of in quiring about lodgings. Upon his petsOn And at his lodgings, in the neighbourhood of Blackfriars'-road, upwards of 40 duplicates were found, 30 of which applied to silver tea-spoons, salt :dorms, and sugar tongs. The prisoner was remanded. 11'L•STMINSTLU SLSSIONS. These S.tssions ended on Saturday, when 39 - Unguents were disch aged from Toth:Welds Bride well by proclamation. The uuly case of any interest was the follow Mg : Edward Broom& dr was put to the bar upon two charges of defrauding Mr. Balser, of Knightsbridge, to both of which he pleaded guilty. The CHAIRMAN told him, that by pleading guilty he Died not think that it would lessen his punishment; but he persisted in his plea; and the prosecutor stated, that on the 2ilth of November the prisoner CAM to him with a note, purporting to come from a Mr. Pepper, for 'seven yards of newt cloth ; he was accordingly fur nished with it, and on the following morning he came again for more, ss Inch the clerk let him have. In chi• evening the clerk and him were exchanging their mutual suspicions of the pismires cnduct, at which identical time he came m a coach for more. It tine is that he is an inrantuns character, was transported '2O years ago, a•id although he has had the means of living honestly, 1w has been almost uniformly a thief. AMNIA N sentenced him to seven year; trhitsportation. —The Sessions then adjourned to the tal instant. At the Sessions for Bury. held at the Guildhall on Thursday and Friday se'nnight, before WM. Fitaitv, E.g. Recorder, and the Town Magistrates, Rich, , rd Atha, otherwise Fleirkr, aged 15, and (Irma smilh, aged 1.1., were capitally convicted ut a burglary in in... Workhouse ot that town, andr. ceived sentence of ikat` . Alia Sexier and Minas Diet, of the paris:i otStal. bridge, were committed to Dorchester gaol on the SOth ult. for sheep-stealing, being part ot s most desperate gang infesting that neighbourhood. Monday evening, so early as sit o'clock, s pore man was popped near the town of Ingatestone, by two fellows, who, after robbing him of los. tied him to a gate with his hands behind him; in which situa tion he remained, until relieved by a person acciden tally passing. MUUDILR AND Runway.—Some person or persons, on Monday night last, the 6th instant, entered the dwelling house of George Rogers, at Brownshill- Green, in the parish of Allesley, mar Stone Bridge, in the county of Warwick, and mostinhumanly mur dered the said George Rnffers (who was alone in his said house) by cutting his throat and fracturing his skull, cad afterwards stole therefrom different ar ticles of little value. CoAnus or Mtairisa.--Yesterday Mr. Thomas Clarke, Constable of St. Giles's, having received in formation that Thomas Wakes ) alias Tess the Sailor, who stands charged with the murder of .a young man named Stanton. at a coffee-shop in St. Giles's, was at a house in Chusclustreit ; he went there, and after some trouble, succeeded in apprehending him. The circumstances of the murder were given correctly in our Police Report a short time since. DARING FOOTPAD ROSlUT.—Wednesday MOT ping, about half past ten o'clock, as a Gentleman was travelling in his single horse chaise, near the fourteen mile stone, on the Epping road, three men suddenly rushed upon the chaise, seized the horse, and demanded the Gentleman's money : astonished as the unexpected attack, the sun then shining bright, he • asked them if they were serious t to which they replied with horrid oaths and threats ; two of them then produced two Common pistols, and one a horse' s pistol, and swore they would shoot him if be did not instantly deliver them his money. He complied, and gave them four Al bank notes. This did not satisly them, and they demanded his watch, this also be gave them, sod which, together with the gold chain and seals, were worth MO. They then raft across Epping Forest. The Gentleman was within two miles of his own house, and got a number of men to go in pursuit of them ; they were traced for a considerable distance by the marks of their feet, but the trace was, however, at length last. They were, all Irishmen, from their accent. LEDIATIOI.-0a the 25th tilt. an Inquest was held on the bodies of Thomas Clarke and Joseph Taylor, two patients confined in the Lunatic Asylum, near Nottingham. The following verdicts were returned: " Thomas Clarke, in gallery letter (A), killed on Tuesday morning, by a violent blow of stroke sud deoly gived by G. Housely,' a lunatic, confined in the seine apartment, during the necessary absence of the servant for a few minutes."—" Joieph Taylor, in gallery letter (C), killed on Wednesday morning, by a violent blow or stroke suddenly and unexpec tedly given by John Allen, a lunatic, confined is the same apartment." Hoanin Arreassr.--About eight o'clock on Moe. day morning last, two bread cakes, strongly impreg nated with poison, were found at the bottom of the stairs of the cottage of Joseph Turner, of Childwell. alley, Colchester.. A part of one was toasted by Turner and,his wife, but no portion thereof swal lowed, from a disagreeable sensation it occasioned, accompanied by gratings. The poor nun hits three children, by whom the cakes were not seen, or the coasequettees would have been most fatal. FROM A ITURbair AIM'S C4ZErtl. • • MILITARY PaOMOTION!. oirviCia o 011UNIANCII, JANUARY T. Royal Reihnent of Astillery-..becond I.ieutenant Frederick A. Gritlnas to be First Lieutenant, vice W. Wood, deceased ; Second Lieutenant Gustavus T. Hustle to be ditto, vice G. J. Moore, appointed to a Company in the 85th Regiment. fo be Sewed Lieutenants—Gentlemen Cadets William W. Dailey, vice Poynter, promoted ; William Mayne, vice Shar pia, promoted; Kdrouni Wilford, vice Charlton, promoted ; John Tylden, vice Uunnicl.fe, promot..el ;'Thomas B. Cooper, vice Selwyn, promoted; Janus A. Gilbert, vice Giilespie, pro- moted; John n. Keats, vice Gamin, promoted : George H. Curyon, vice Wllll4lll. pr , in(Ced ; Richard F. St. Jahn, vice lilackkon, promoted ; William 11. Pickering, vice Dickens, promoted; Thom.' W. Luard, vile Dawson, grotocred ; William Dixon, sme Wrazall, protolted; William Stewart, vice l.sud.ay, pro.noted; helm W. Settilini, vice bland, ;nu mated; John W. Collnigion, vice Ford, promoted ; Heath, vice 'I onikytis, promoted; Berner*, vase Poole, promoted; and Richard ohepliard, vice Tristiani, pro- moted. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Southaniptort. iTerry Malicia, and Walter Lot.g, I , ..qrs. to be Deputy Lieu tettains. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. JanuAry . 18, Wm. Clark, now or late if Watley, parish of Hall- fax, Vork ,hire serd,man, Realer and cliapmao, at eleven, at the Old Cock Inn, Halifax Feb. Its, Win. Mai,h, of Warrnintter, Wats, tailor and woollen. leit.draper, at teti, of Gualdhall, BA Nl:it UPTCY SUPERSEDED. • Samuel Wilton, of Liverpool. holler. Joseph Candhn, of the Minuries, London, slopzelkr and tailor. B NKRUPTS. Edmund Rigs and Thomas Rigg, both or Stubbin Mill, near H.bJen-brklge, Ilalifax, Yorkshire, cot:on-spinners, dealers, ehapmen, and enpartnen, to aurtenier January uO, at three, January 111, and Feb. if, at Green, at the Swan Inn, Man eheorer. Amnia:es. Mr. J. Sutcliffe, Hebderr-bri.lge; or Masers Wiglesworth and Croaky, Gray's Inn.square, Loudon. John Wood, of Moss side, near Manchester, met chant, dealer and ellaponan, Feb. 5.6, at two. and February 22, at tea, at the Bridgwater Arms, Manchester. At remain, Messrs . Deickwortb, Chlppintlall, and Denison, Manchester; Gr Mr. Ellis, Chan cery -lane, London. William Black:store, of Upottery, Devon, banker, January 2A, 29, and Feb. 22, at eleven at the Golden I.ion, Lyme Rag's. Attortsies, Mr. James Ki ogdon, Colyton ; or Messrs. Darke. Church, and Duke, Chancery-lane, London. Thomas York, of Great Ayton, Yorkshire, tanner, January 28, 29, and Feb 22, at eleven, at the Cock Inn, Guishrotigh.—. Anomie', Mr. Henry Clarke, Gui.lnough ; or !dews. Lowes and Cowburn, Temple, London. Nathaniel Whittenbury , late of Mancherer, cotton *Met, and writ-dealer arid chapinan, February 4,6, and tt.2, at two, at the Albion Hotel, Mailuhe ter. Attormes, Messrs. Hissun and Atkinson, Manch:ster ; or Mr. pie, Chancery-lace. Rick ird Hooper awl Richard Manning, late of Launceston, In common brewers and nialuiters, dealers, chartuen, and copartners, 18,11.5, and Feb. 22, at ten, at Guildhall. slalom:es, Messrs. Chstton and Carter, High-uteri, 4 4, Soirbe - . - w•ark. Junes Mitchrll, of Mid!avant, Sasses, carpent«r and wheel wright. January 20, 2S, and February 22, at trn, at the White wse luu, auuth-street, Chichester. Att"rnit s, Mr_James Flarance. jun Chichester ; or Messrs. Few, Ash/nate, and Hamilton, Henrietta-ttreet, Covent-Garden. Robert Fosses, of :mots, Manchester, calico-printer, dealer and chapsatan, Jan. Si, Feb. 1, and 22, at two, at the Albion Merl, Manchester. Atrurnies, Messrs. lialstrad and Ants _ worth, Manchester; nr Messru Milne and Parry. 1 emple. 1 honias Jurdima, of Birmingham, factor, dealer and chapman, January 17, 18,add Feb. 22, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, in Birmingham. Attornies, Messes. Barkett and Unett, Birming ham ; or Mr. 'l'ooke, Hothorti.eourt, Gray's.lan. John Bristow, new or lAN of Cbabey, Perks, shopkeeper, dealer and chapmau, Jars. du, at two, Jan. 21, and Feb. 2y, at ten, at the Lamb inii,Waldygford. Anomie., Messrs. *edges, Wal lingford; ur Messrs Price and Williams, Uncork's Inn. • Philip Bury Dean, kite of '1 ottington, Lancashire, ceitun-ntanu. taborer, dealer and cluipman, Feb. 3, at Bye, reb 4, at nin e , and Feb. 22, at five, st the Commerc ial inn, Bolton-le-Moors. Ananias Mr. Philip John Rycroft, Bukosule.bloors ; otrj Maus. Milne and Parry, Temple. Samuel Wilson, of Liverpool, Militia., dealer and chapnian, Jan. Su, 31, and Feb. 22, at 'twelve, A the George 1411, Liverpool. Monday, Messrs. Adhere* and Gregory, liediord-row,Lon don ;or Mr. Wm. kosuroo, Liverpool. Maisel Wood, of Burnago, near Manchester, merchant, dealer sad chapnim, Feb. 5, 8, at two, and Ili, at ten, at she Bridge water Alms 1160. Manchester. Attellliell, Messrs. DUdtViNgtil, Chippeadatr, and Denison, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis, Chan eery-same, London. Moans ngler, of Worthing, Sussex, grocer, dealer and cliap mon, January 21, tstt , and Feb. 22, at eleven, at the Sea•liouse Hotel, Worthing. Attornies, Ms . Whiner, Worthing, or Mr. Hick., Gray's inn, London. Benjamin Iluiknvay, of Bridgewater, Somerset, draper and tay. Mr, January 110, Fel. is, and 22, at eleven at the i.eurge Inn, phigewater. Atternles, Messrs. Mike. Cook's-coin 1, Carey .rest, Loudon • e or Mr. Henry abrading, Bridgwater. William Crowd:we the younger and Charles Tapp, of Charles maw, Mlildleatx-Hospital, coach makers agbt copartners, Jan. 17,23, and Feb. 22, at melee, at Guildhall. Murillo., Messrs. Evitt and &Woo, Haydn* square, Mloories. William Thomas Lewis, et Guiteolane, London, ritibneurna nufactiuvr, dealer and chops:in, Isamu y 14, 21, and Feb. 22, at eleven, at Guildhall. Armitage, Mena. Swain, screens, and Co. erode:tiler/lace, Old Jewry. Thomas Leach, bigot Piiiipot-lane, Loudon, nurcbant, but new of Salisbury, Wilts, u int and spirit-dealer, and grocer, Jan. 21, 15, and Feb. 22, at ten, at Guildtai Attorney, Ms. liaiwo4d, Toulia.court, Curtitor-street, Cbaueery-lane. Charles Christina( tht younger, of PA- musk seller, dealer and chapnian, January 14, 25, and Feb. 22, at twelvo,at Guildhall HttOttici. Mr. Bu:kle, Size-lane, Duel lerattry, London. William Howard, of Little Newport-4feet, Si. Ann's, Sabo, Middlesex, haberdasher and Moder, eater and chapman, Jan. 18, 25, and Feb. 22, as t we l ve , at 'Atioruy, Mr. Mason, Bread-street Hill. Wiliimn Bryant, of Stochweltstreet, Greenwich, Kent, stage coach-minter and corn. dealer. January 12, 25, and Feb. itf, at tan, at Guildhall. Attoaues, Messrs. C. and R. Parker, of Oreenarkb.• Nicholas Le Chernlnant and John Vanden Kerckbove, of Fen cburch.street, London i merchants and copartners, J a n uary 14 , SS, and Feb. std, at eleven, at Guildhall. • Attendee, Messrs. Dann and Crosland, 36, ISroAd.street, Loudon. John Day and John qtatswell, of Tavistock•strcet, Covent. Garden, drapers, dealers, thapmets. and copartners,January IS, t 5, and Feb. Ys, at our, at Guildhall. Attondes, Messrs. Fainter and France, Bedford-row. Robert lupe the younger, of Cm:le-street, Leto ster•square, and of St. Matin's•coult, Middlesex, lace-dealer, January 14. sib, and Feb. Si, at eleven, at GatidliaU.. Attorney, Mr. Allred %Jamey, i 4, Ciessent's Inn. John Watson, We of Tothinalo, parish of Sbap, Weetntorland, dealer and el man, January 14, ta, and Feb. Sat, at eleven, at tise New Criallint Inn, Penrith. Attorutes, Mr. Lowden, 17, eittitirll Inn, landau; or Mr. Preston, Penrith. John Wardell, now or late of Gnisbrough„ Yorkshire, money serivencr, hammy int, 30, at eleven, and Feb. sit, at one at the Cock Inn. Geisbrough. Attornitn, Mr. Powell, Srokt y, Yorkshire; or Mews. Morton and Williamson, Gray's tun stidares London. DIVIDENDS to be mad! at GUILDHALL. Fib. eit, Jaipur &smell, Coal Exchange; ctiAl.tactor, at ten. Feb. I. Robin Groom Linse-street merchant, at one. 1, W ant Hab elestemonwrect;isisusance-broker, at out. Feb. I, 114ackay, Old ilroad-strest, merchant, at ten. Feb. 4, William and Thema Bulky, Favistock-street, linen.drapers, at ern. Feb. 1 , Anthony Steven/on, Edniontou, briek.ausher, at tan. Feb. 4, George Tenant, Wappiag-strorr, ship.cltaudirr, at Feb. 11, l'iteasas &yawns Caddiagtue, tamer, at I. hia keb. Thema Mere Slade, &I Bond street, picture dealer, at twelve. Feb- 4, James Ferris, Peale, watch-maker, at eleVesi. Jan 11, Tliomaa ClaPtosi, Alfred-place, G iewell•ses eet. road, carpenter, it tan. Feb: Thomas Collins, Harvey's. bindings, Strand, primer, at one. Jan. as, Jobs Mods Maid st"e plAcv, t l e i :r v t el b co: r w: b ad it ' e l e ,' per w , DI Feb. 4, John Penfold, West 'ramie?, the Sea Hattie Hotel, Worthing, r Samuel Smith, Liverpool, p. [ter dc7 Liverpool. Feb. 3, Julia Walken kteper, at twelve, at the George, dark, CF.RFICIC~I FE Robert Sewell, of P4ecoil liv, ta. - John Haggai, Ringiry, Yorkshu e Hely tote. Cornwall. mercer. Esau merchiso. George Lytle and Al. =in. S!r.l. t, tailors. Joh:. Holmes and vomit at careers. Edward Clayton, 11 , 011611 Hntwrll, of Noir ELMS, Bat Blacittr;ars-road, lain road, h tray dealer. William Rt factor. Itic:.artl Piper, iluslsel!s Rt ward ?dui tko, Prlnce.s place, Cnmi Prvidit, of Charter-howe lane, St. Chalk, todreve, of Ptioc •s-vrett, Lon Co' late of Molkorst. MIL Ili Fleet •11.. IVer, fi.lunonzer. lf.ontaa Mug. Lyon, Norldlk bewoo, ut Litierimol, merchant. cie,g4.ne, broker. I boma4 g Morgan Edward. of Frw.hford, imult~ wt Sedglry. Stafford, azahsti Stafford, timbgronerchant. CL.ERIC4II. 1117'E, OX7 ORD , ANU In eoncequenet of the recent T h e liishnp t.t Chichester has the disposal living. ~t 'irlrey and CucklleLl, In mos in theca hedral, and a rural Deanery The t•+ti•,r ing Gentlemen were lat of 'Janda: Nlessr►. Cary, Ni tit iday ti-e Bishop of lace in that City, and on the follow , at the Cathedral, whets the under. usdaithd DIACONS. Edward Pope, B A. of Queen's College, Joseph Mayo, B.A. of Bratennose John Put Hips Potter, M.A. of Odd Robert Mayor. Robert Brodie, of St. Edmund Hall, Arch. C. H. Morrison, B.A. of \ William Hutcheson, of St. Mary rums., Rev. Thomas Cooke, M A. of Uri Rev. Bartley Ley, of Corpus Christi Acv. Henry Breeden, B.A. of Bawl Rev. Carr Brakentoiry Mar , haii, Rev. Wm Crawley, M A. of Br, Rev. 'rhos. Fryer Jennings, B.A. Rev. Wm. Yaimer, ui Queen' R.,. Henry lames Newbury, of Rev. Wm. Georg.. ut 14.11 Rev. Win. hollis, ai.,t. Yewbiol lICCL E• AVI ICA L The lii3liop of Limerick Lau appoii Allueisell, Archdeacon uf limerick, • Dance -le, in the uf Radcliff:. Ireland. Acv. John H. Browne Ilfpresentetl thorpe, Norto:k. Rey J. Zan, M.A. Fellow of the Vicarage of Ha•field Broad Oak. Rev. W. Roland, to the tteetory of Rev. John Valentine ii nominated TisitisiUull, by the Hon. liukh Arbut Rev. E wad Marline, to the R. Rev. 1. blade, Chaplain and son-in. ter, has hrco collated w a Prebendal by resignatitni. Rev. Wm. Workman Clerk, has I tory of the Park& Church of Estrop, death of Wee WfilLanvott, Clerk, to' Thomas Hea.L, of Andover ' Bucker, Rcv. times Ingram, B I),Pet9w has been presented, by the Preett4.2.lt . to he Rectory of Rotherfield Grays, h: death of the Rev. I. Heming, D' • The Exchequer Cause bet' Bi•hnp of BANGOR, whether ' are liable to Duty, is declared Friday evenin4, the inhaf lase were thrown into consier , a tremendous explosion, the . immediately perceptible. On the cause of their panic to - ratory of a well-known expel bourhord, and Qtat all the shattering to pieces of the wind:) , unfortunate fulminator. BIRTHS. In Hones strew, nublifi, the I.ady Reetor.of St. Andrew's, of a son. Wednesday, the wife of Mr. Cooper . Market, of three cbst..reti, who, wi h do well. Jan. 3, near Dublin, Henry Xyle. _ ter of the tare Rev. (1 Vlffler, of Prospect In Dublin, John W. Ca , loton, laq trim. to Harslet, dsaehter of the late' Perna cough. last. 2, at Hitrhin, Robert Wino/ College, (7.onheldirr, to Purl, r:dt Hrnry Ward, M A. of Qorett s Cones. Rev. John Spawn, re Dorking, to dam Dewing, Esq. al Katt ku•lkani, DIED. lam 4, Duke eniftue, Esq. of scatty forty rats a Nisi strive. Dec. xi , at Donagbadee,...; the a c t was interred by the site of his wife, was married 65 y 'ars, inid whom I.e Sunday seanight, Mr. Joh. Gold, dew h was occasioned by a he had coach up-ottiog. Sante day, Lucy, the wife of Dr. in the 524 year at her ar. Monday se'noiplit, of apoplexy in Hone, Dawirtigh, Wig. Sk Cambridge, and late ` , etjeaat-Major viz. 694, the East &Milk Local, aw palgns on the Cantinenr in tits. - Rey. Joseph Y. A. rretar Selsey a!lei titcli Iti, :`,llb , el. prept rural than tor the L.•tere lhv..i•ta mesas are all In girt of the L'f.ht At Magatn, tntamorganshire. the Rev. H:m y Mein, IS U. p:et•ctul. and r.c . or of it. Nicholas Coleablw, At Gi,butne, the Rctr flaunts ~ Eurnl,y and Comp•on Valence, Yorki Lately, at .he 14.: at Nt. ttee. Wier shal ot the Court ot Mouralty, Edt tymoto, and formerly Major of the I.wely, at Bermuda, Major lot n I In Waterford, by the bursting of. then, Jun. Esq. tete of the tio.itty of FLICK, Sink Stock, awl: stat 4 is per Ct. IttJ.osii 3 per Ct. CUM. 62i 63 • per cast. 79111 5 per r :tir. Navy 9111 Lot.ly Aims. Id; 5-I ti HIGH wA rim . 10 NIJKIALIW him wog Anernoon - .5S .. LONDON: Priutot i y f.►.vls. hatrr. Picket-0 , 0.e; Published a:Te o *ld at the *tar•Olhce, Tewee.tar. w ~.ai~ taunt,kyrnotr. per, at twaire. e is the COON I'RY. ,wing, at oleve‘,.. g, Fb. 4, I'anl.ll Ward dealer , , at u , at the Geor p, ni Market Harb t rough, i n ,. Market it rhorongla. FF..I, Ft Is I. • Aercha:.t. Ed.,. Craven a. 1 c 4:on-srinnerse as,: win ants, (5. WM, xu'.lcr Omaldom, Cec.i-stinet id .I...eph Holmes, of cam i t : Ratlibotte place, laytag..„,, Batter-ea, carp...titer. hams 1 bonus Marsden. vet. c,, r „ Roberts, of Mitatriester,co rl ., Rents Wappitig, bo,:der. Lye mumercial Road, saddler. 10,, 1 ,O6uz:it't, J ohn - , t ee d, hbnr fai r i. er. Joh!, P. a p ov, -.ontas N1...1n:1p and L0w..,1, falit, cork mititufnc. tos ▪ tiano..•el Bolton, la;e of 1A..., Welmington, Kt r: I, :nonterset, e 1.,: bier. tster. !oho Smith, of 5 , .41, 1f I'ELLIGENCE: LNUARY 11. ea:h tit the Rev. Joseph Fetrott, e disposal of the two vali.4le in mioex, a Prebendary's 5'31 anery ut site Eastern diVlalfoil 4 e lately elected Canons' Students , Ni. hull, and Lateltwoial. of s;l•lU.'r oer arrived at his Pa- lowmg day Lehi an firth:l.:lea ler.meuttooed Gentleui a Viet ON.. 'a College, Oxford. nose College, Oxford. f Oriel College, Oxford. I Hall, Oxford. f Wadham College, Oxford. ary Hall,Oxford. TS. Oriel College, Oxford. Arta College, Cambridge. BAWL College, Oxford. ill, B.A. of Lincoln College, do, Brasenncoe College, 01'04 A. of Wadhant College, Ogkgd !iseen'4 College, CariabrJge. of St. Edmund HA I, Oaturd. dalliot College, Oxford. oke College, oxford. • oitustryriuNS. ippoiteeJ the Rev. Writ. Writ ick, to be Vicar.Gener.l of :I.: f., appointed Vicar Ge:.ercl Red to the Rectory of Crow: Trinity College, Cambridge, .c take y of I.andwite, Breckned,! e. 'teal to the perpetval Curz.:y t rbuthnm. Rectory of Sound, Stir ,tic. I.holaw to the lisOtip of Lees. dal Stall its that Cathedral, vo'. las been 'natured to the Re: strop, in Hants, vactint by to which he wa. presented I iker. .w of Trinity College, Oxfar4 Ott and Fellows of that Sock) rays' that ccunty, nom b 1 ,DU. 7-- betweetr the Ktwo an: et Ti:!,,,, Let by Aucti ed in favour of the Cletgy. s4bitants of St. Matin't. ternation by the report . e cause of which was nu On enquiry they fond o proceed from the labs , wrimenter of the tniitt• he damage done was th vincit)ws of the ctientiti: HS. Lady of the Rev. Wm Bienv, Cooper, grocer, of Doven,!;:e• wi h their mother, ore hotel) le, EN. to Mite Wet, da-g! , 'rospeet Black Rock. iirq of thontrin I, roun'yl,ri• ire Calcine' Irvine, M coatm, ow Carr, itsl M.l. of Teioi! :tle,t daughter or the la he• g, to Maria, da: gh:er of l!. am, Norfolk. D. dubill, county of Leitrim, te age of 90, 111 r. %I'm. fe re, Mary, aged 93, to voaru I.e only surv.ve,t work DA pilot, of Gel:veleta had reee'ved by firaresca Dr. Girdlestooe, cf Yamada in b's 25th year, at the Wiz! Skirl I, sou t Mr. tier fu the following reg.oot ' and tlae 30th, durirg trs c. ur of the tern va".•alcw ehendary of 4 ,, • • et Dtv.tt,e. pleil .Lou. :he Rev. I. Hurt. LLD. salary of 5:„ Paul's he, Old Fish street, 1.0. vl.e. .. Collins , D.L. trc.outot: ' Ifurkshins. tare he flied the ace of ;Award O'Brian, beg. et ha" DC Clue Militia. o POiiial,ol S. • 4241 Reg ille'. °fa blood Irmo I, loisat4au r of i!riends. i ON SA I'OR.DAY. India Stock India Bonds es et pr Exch. Bilk i 9 it.; yo. Cones& fur eeoloat 1 ; 4 11 Lottery tickets £2.; kn. ' W Al' LONDON tilellu.: 4 le min. atter • II .vl'‘„ kaorr. Pteket-Poe; otarDibes, Tecuple.tar.