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LAW INTELLIGENCE. ~.. - COURT OP kING'S BENCH, JANUARY 27. VIZ KING O. SIR F. BURDETT. Mr. - SCA WITT, the.absence of the Solicitor- General, said, it had been gener.illy understood that the defendant would, on Mcmd:iy next, come up to 'receive the judgment of the Court for the publicatio n of the libel of which he had been convicted, at Leices ter. He had now to state to the Court, that in con sequence of an arrangement cAune. to between the. 'parties, the defendant would, with the permission of the Court, postpone coming up until Thursday next. The Court accordingly ordered that the defendant should attend on that day. - - EDMONDS V. WALTER. This was an action by the plaintiff against the de fendant, the Proprietor of Mc Times newspaper, for a libel which appeared some time since in that Jour nal. The defendant put a justification on th e record, and the Jury found a verdict in his favour on it. Mr. CHITTY now, on behalf of the plaintiff, ap. peared to have that verdict set aside, on the ground that the justification did not cover the whole plea. The Couitr desired to have the briefs handed up to them, and said they would give an answer to the application on a future day. THg KING V. KELLY. John Crowther, Liverpool, merchant, to surrender February 14,.15, and March 10, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs Blackstieck and Douce, Kink' Beixh-walk, Temple ; or Mr. Nlurrow, Marshall-street, Lire opooL James Richards, Deretend, Warwickshire, brewer, February 2,3, and March JO, at twelve, at the lien and Chickens Birmingham. Attornits, )lessrs. Long and Austen, Holborn court, Gray's Inn ;, or All.l-4'.. Smith and Co. Birmingham. John Gouels, Bath, painter, February 8,9, and March 10, at eleven, at the Conimerciel Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. ,Poole as:d Greenfield, Gray's Inn-square; or Messrs. Cary and Cross, Bristol; or Mr. Little, Bah. Matthew Berry, Almondbury, Yorksl.ire, clothier, February 2, at bye, 5, sad March 10, at ten, at the .Swan Inn, Hud dersfield. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and Cu. Chancery-lane; or Messrs. Whitehead and Ilebinsrm, IluddersfiehL John Aust, Gloucester, victualler, February 13, 14, and March 10, at eleven, at the Fleece . Inn, Gloucester. Attornies, Mr. Counsel, Gloucester; or Mr. Chilton, Exchequer Office, Lin coln's Inn. Thomas Walpole, White Lion-street, Goodman's-fields, vic tualler, Januery 30, February 17, and March to, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Glynes,Bucr-strett:Ea , t Smithfield. George Booth, sen. Bruinley.park, 'war Abbutts. Bromley, Staf fordshire, farmer, Februat y 12,13, and Mardi 10, at tete at the King's Ilead, * Coventry. Attotnies, Mr. Edmunds, Exche quer Office of Plea:., In:coin's Inn ; or Mr. Carter, Coventry. Joseph Youee, Ilai.tol, woolleuedraper, February 10, 1:1, and March lu, at oar, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Illes.rs. Williams and White, Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Hartley, Bristol. Thomas Johnson, jun. Wakefield, merchant. February 5, at the Sessionsthoese, ‘r.okefield, 7, at the Rose and Crown Inn, Huddersfield. at eleven, and March 10, pt three. at' the Sees sions-bouse, Wakefield. Attornies, 'Milers. .Few and Co. llenrietta-etreet, Covent-garden ; ur Jles,rs. I tetchy and Sider ley, Wakefield. Henry Fidler, Bethnal green-road, surgeon, February 3, 10, and March 10, at eleven, at Guildhall. Aiturney, - 31r. Gray, Tye in-piace, Kingslend-read. Louis - Nurton, New Union-street, stage-coach-master, Februar) 3, in, and March 10, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Eylts, Worship-street-road, tinsbury-squere. Itugh Maugban, Bnchr.ter, linen -draper, February 5, at twelve, 6, at eleven. and March 10, at twelve, at Guildhall. Aaiun ney, Mr. Jones, Sly-lame John Mitchell, sen. Essentlon, 'leen, dealer, February 3, 10, and March 10, at twelve, at Guildhall, Louden. 4ttoraids. Messrs. Nicholson and plea, Hertford; ur Messrs. Stocker and Co. Boswell-court, 6 evy-strect. Joseph Marsh, Gracechurcb.rtrert, hosier, February 3, 10, and March 10, at ten, at Guildhall. AtOurney, 'Mr. Rush, Saturday the Itzeonoett made his Iteport to his Crown-court, Ibreadneedle-street. . MAJESTY of the lallowing pris o ners in Newgate, w h o Robert Nelson, Neclunger e Bermondsey, fellmonger, Janua r y were capitally convicted at the December Sessions ; 30, February 6, and March 10, st ten, at Guildhall. 'Astor nies, Messrs. Cottle Thomas, Aidermanbory. James Farquhar, William Fulham, John I lead, William Law- William . litid, jun. Newcastle-place, Clerkenwed-close, watch rence, James Long, and Henry Erratr, tor house-breaking.- maker, February 3, 10, and March 10, at eleven, at Guild- Joseph Colvin, Henry Tobin, Joseph Manin, James Reeves, hall. Attorney. Mr. Harmer, Ilattou-garden. Joseph Johnson, James Ilene, Joseph White; Matthew Cooper, John Run; lied Cow-late, Ilaninuasmitb, market-gardener John Mak, Samuel Chandler, Joan Davis, and George Mason, February 6, 13, and March 10, at eleven, at Guildhall. At foe highway robberies.-Samuel Jones, Williens Dunn, and ternies, Mess . ~ Richardson and Co. Bury-street, St. James's. William Hall, for burglary.- ; lost Gieson, George Adel. Ill.& Ralph Green, Selby, Yorkshire , b.uiker, February 6, at six, zabeth ifolland, Robert l'arker, Wilthan Paddock, Edmund 7, and M i tch 10, at elsytn, at the White Horse Inn. York ' Berke, and Catherine Macdonald, for stealing in dwelling-houses; Attornies, Mr. Parker, &Shy ; ur Mr. Wigleswerth. Gray's . and Thomas Monday, fur horse-stealiege.-When * Inn-square. Henry labin, Joseph Martin, James Reeves, Joseph Beni Stead, Huddersfield, corn and flour-factor, February Johnson, Joseph White, and Jchn Doris, were or- 26, at four, g 7, and Marcia 10, at eleveu, at the Old White dered for execution on Wednesday neat; the others B.:ar Inn, Barnsley. Anomie', Messrs. Alexamler and Ifolme, New Inn ; or Mr. Birks, Henaingfiehl, near Barnsley, were iespited during pleasure. William Henry Roberts, late of AlbUry, Surrey, paper-menu• Fliveroit Gems/no-Saturday, one of the Churchwardens of facturer, February 5, ti, and 'March 10, at one, at GuildhelL tbe parish of St. Andresseand St. George the 'Martyr, the Vestry Attorn Messrs. Kvarsey audSpurr, Iliehopsgate-strect. Clerk, and Dr. Skinner, of Hatton &odor, attend at this Of- Wam Sager, Chadderton, Lancasture, woolienAaanutacturer flee; to investigate a case of the greatest cruelty, exercised by a February 9, 10, and March 10, at ire. at the White Bea; master chimney-sweep on his apprentice. The east was to come Inn, Shade:stet. .Attorniet, Messrs. Wright and Cele, Torn on sit one o'clock, but the maser - sweep , who resides in the ple ;or Mr. Dutrivile. Mauchester: neighbourhood of the tweets-are-road, did not think proper to Edmund Sager, jim. Chadderton, Lancashire, woollen-manufec• attend, and the Gentlemen waited tor his apptetr,uice-till two toter, February 9, I.o.nnii•Mareh 10, at tru, at the White Bear o'elT,ek, but be not coming, a summons was ordered to be served Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. 'Wright and Cole, Tent upon him. The poor boy, wlso is only nine years Of age, is sun jsle ; or Mr. Diomede, Macchester. to a fellow who deserted his wife and five children, whom he F.dmiied Sager, sea. Cheddertoe, 1 encashire, woollen-mann left chargeable to the parish ; having previously sold this poor factuter, February 9, 10, and March 10, at ten, et the White buy to the chimney-sweeper in question for ope guiuea. The Bear Inn, 'Manchester. *Attcreiei, Aleisrs. Wright and Cole; poor boy, who is now under the care of 1)r. Skinner, T er, exhibited emple r or 31r. Dom e... . al , VW: enenesrer. the marks of the dreadful usage it: had received from his ma.- Robert *towns:eel, Eeeter, grocer. February 14,15, and Much ter; his knee; were all tut and swot 1, lifs legs were pinched 10, at aeven, at the New Londen Inn, exeter. Attornies, black and blue, with several wounds received front being OtucE M. IL Ikuttoti, (.lid BrOad-iticet ';*or'itlr.*C.l3ruttein, - Eteii:r.• with a fork to force him to go up the chimney! . - The very great satisfaction the plan adopted in DIVIDENDS to be made at Feb. 17, J. Langford, Mlllt-istreet, Cheapside, GUILDHALL wholesale-ha former Lotteries gave to persons residing in the berdasher, at ten. Feb. 17, 1.. and 3. Phillips, High. Holborn, country, has induced 'l'. litsit to repeat it in the glass-dealers. March 17, I'. Berthon, G. Koster, and 'l'. liar present; and he hopes he has; as in a very recent rison, Cross-street . ; Finsbury-squere, merchiiits, at twelve. reh. Lottery, selec ted some of the Six .:2.1,4;100, or other '= o' li. Watkins. York -street. Covent-garden, tailor; at ten.- Feu. 20 3 J: Grs'esice, Pincer's-hall, Broad street. inercbaat, at Capitals, among those Numbers advertised : the fol- ten. Feb. 17, J. S. Rains, Wapping-wall, biscuit-baker, at ace. lnwing Numbers may be had either in Whole Tickets, Feb. 17. S. Abbott, late of New-couri, St. Swithin'ii-lane, met- Halves, Quarters, Eighths, or Sixteenths, at his chant, at one. Feb. 17, G. Consens, Gray's Inn-lane, mer (Mikes, 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing-Cross : chant, at eleven. Feb. 3, D. and J. Freeman and W. Sykes, No. 2,17.3 No. 56 No. 1,912 No. 960 No. 1,841 Church -street; Bermondsey, leatber e bectors, at twelve. Feb. 2 174 37 1,911 955 1,803 17, J. Cordingly'and It drown, late of Lawrence-lane, , ware -2,152. 40 1,855 610 1,891 ' housemen, at one. e,151 58 1,881 606 1,167 DIVIDP.NDS to be made In the COUNTRY. 2.'165 72 1,870 550 1,166 Feb. 22, 11. Lightfoote, Carlisle, iron -merchant, at eleven, t.!,0114 76 • 1,869 549 1,159 at the Crown and Mitre lon, Caelitle. March 7, W: Roscoe, • - 2,085 514 1,845 515 996 J. Clarke, and W. S. Roscoe, Liverpool, baokers, at eleven at the George Inn, Da l in-greet, Liverlm'it • F 4 lk. 87, E. B° l4 / , The Lottery begins on Valentine's ay, 14th of Monier Town' Demi, Merehint, at eleven, it the Carlton • February, on which day the Public are sure of get- Coffeethouse,',Aymontli: Feb. 21, W. Fergenou and 0 , B roo wnn, tine, Three Prizes of £2,000 Consols, for nothing, late of Kendal, shoemakers, at twelve, at the Iding', Arens Ina; and the chance of the oiher Capitals drawn 'that day, Kendal. Feb. Ps 3, W:lilisins, Crorxiand, I,aucolitsblre, gra* for a mere trifle ; as the Holders'Of those fortunate eel, at eleven, at the. Angel lan, l!atat.lx 4 . ° l .. .„_Fel• A ___,_aa , I I Carr, late of 'Wedge - s t and /I R. Tickets will each have an 'undravin Ticket ptesented nw • r r al , j ,' i s. .. ... -..-.-= • ''. neat...- .:: -• ~ - a! -- ``l.2. Dooley, *ens, (which at least mil( costal ?Ifi4Ch ad their puff- - CERTIFICATRB--Persitrese 17. chaae-money,) ancl'by whieh they May afigniaids get S. Drinkwater, Liveqpool, timber-merchant. •W. Irlph, NW- Three of £Y.1,000 I • Every Purchaser 'of a Ticket wichillimbasin-minufas!st'fr, J. G rant, late of the 11 ° 01 " or Share, IF it should prove 'a flank, or St sole."'" butts, East iadia.shl P ; dTlier' J .- 'l ' aylor; Shoredlteta, min "".' chandler. • H. IL • Searrat, Cskureki Staffordshire, Innkeeper. Prize, or' he undrawk, Mai receive bAck for such ,r. R a ei e d ge , Name*, g o the r tot; aig ry ,„ im . 3. IL Tipper, Ticket or Share in - the . following proportion, pro- Ratan* stationer. J. H.. Smith, Bristol, avetins eer , 2. Tided it be returned. on or before Dnda7 l • the 23d of 1 Gidirl.. paart'atreatl Piccadilly, ckts " llaer * 3. Ifekil, lane February. . -.••of Up set Tlisares4treet, coal-merchant. .1. Pickerint, late of 00 i Wobilm-piate, Rugell-stpare, ielk-Marehattl. 3. Neale DI ilk T zeere - . t: Furl costs L'2s 18 0 k osey matt hook £23 . street, Wholesale Sae' • . , 3-'llentsmatt - ,lite of Booms.' Haw - - which- ousts 12 11 . 0 itusekreeetite . li4, la 40 i ..„„... w,„.. ei ki er , Newt/101er. ... ... . Quassia - which cum . V V 0'616'614 rreeeistinelf F . o it • •""-', - • L iam? . _ w hich costs 3S 6 greit t y eFec i s ili e t s i-41 " - DISSOI.UTIONB OR PARTNERSHIP& • $l3 imams which costs 113 0 I;e.dy ~...eitie ries__ 111 0: Grialthaw awl . He r" )4° • 341/14)ea;e " .- " 4 "" t e l) e titterers ' *** Letters (past paid) cOntaiuing I` it Notes, i Borradaile and Co. 06 =. Stephenson yid Co. Or,fechuntb ^ 4...* D. Mit S. I. Morgan • Garai Post . Office oedist4 cash, or ordeps on Lonlian, • . west, Isterleide duly 1 ro,,i,ork,..sreet; Megobret.-'lCs and J. Atilish, LpftitklatirpeH' attended to. • litteli sttertsid, tonaers. This was a question on a quo warranto, and re lated to the legality of a certaiii naltber of votes polled by the defendant at a late election of Recorder of Colchester. It was decided by the Court, that a bill of ex change, originating in a ga.i.ing transaction, was a good sec.irity in the hands of a bonafule holder. UNIVERSITY - . INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, JANUARY 96. Saturday, the following Gentlemen were admitted to the degree of Bachelors of Arts: - • King's College—Mr. Molt. Bene't College —Messrs. •Beever, Blake, Creed, Hanes, Hubbard, Plater. ' Cahn College—Messrs. Arundel, Engleheart. Studd. Catharine Hall—Messrs. Addison, Ellis, Fisher, HusselL Christ's College—Messrs. Barker, Candi, Cheslyn, Denton, Edwards, Heywood, Jardine ' Johnson, Selby. • Clare Hall—Messrs. Boot h, Cherry,. Fawcett, Jackson, Old acre, Page, Power. Emmanuel College—Messrs. Andriws, poste, Mantel, and Wilson. Jesus College—Messrs. Bewicke, Clarke, comber, Edwards, Green,Jullye„ Mooriom, Perry, Baynes, Wadgewood, Whiti•ley. St. John's College—Messrs. Abbs, linger, Bartlett, Dice, Brown, T. „Brown, Carr, Chapman, Copeinan, Cubist, Denham, Estridge, Ooldney, James, Linton, Lombard, Magenis, Matchett, Melvill, Moult, Newby, Pierce, Praed, Bose, Rose, stn. Seeker, Sidney, Simpson, Spencer, Steers, Swinborne Tylecute, Waltball, Williams, Wilspn, Whale, Wiseman. Magdalen College—Messrs. Husband, Johnston, Gavle. Pembroke Hall—Messrs. Allen, Arthur, Dobson, Fauquier, Murray, Trollope, St. Peter's College—Messrs. Barker, sen. Barrow, Cbles, Coombe, Faulkner, Hanbury, Perkins, Vaasa!, Yeaky, *trey, • Yaldwin. queen's College—Messrs. Birds, Fennel, Gabert, Hubbersty, Wood. _ Sidney Sussex Cullege-- - Messra. Atkinson, SewelL Trinity College—Messrs. ArnolJ, Atkinson, Bagshawe, Bar ker, Barnadiston, Barnes, Clavering, Cornwall, Davies, I)un can, Earle, Graves, Kennaivay, Key, Kenderalcy, Knyfton, Leech, Lucas, Macauley. Mackie, Monk, Moore, Oilivaiu, Peile, Postle, Pratt, Prendergast, l'resgrave,Proby, Itawlinson, Sandys, Saute, Stevenson, Talbot, Thompson, Whyley, .Wilkinson. Triaity Ila ll—Messrs. Barlow, Townshend. The following Gentlemen of this University were orlaitlid• by the llisbop of Exeter on Sunday sepuigbt ; J. B. Deane, R A. Pembroke College. John Roberts, S.C.L. Jesus College. L. Pickering, B.A. Christ College. mil EST& 11. T. Coulon, RA. Queen's College. Edward Wood, 11..1. Trinity College. P. F. Clay, B.A. Fellow of Sidney Sussex College. William Thomas, Jesus'Gollege. Wednesday, Isaac Temple, Esq. of Queens College, was ad mitted Master. of .:trts. The subject of the Seatonian Prize Poem for the present year is--" The Old Age of St. John the Evangelist." gCCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Duke of Clarence has appointed the Rev:George Simp son, of Glove}-Douse, Kent, M.A. of Trinity College, Cam bridge, and Vicar of Robbing, Kent, to be one of his Royal Domestic Chaplains. Rev. A. Crigan, to the valuable Rectory of Marston, 'rite Her. J. Willis, to the perpetual Curacy of Wilberfoss, near Yukk. Ike Alec. Christopher Packe, Minor Canon of St. Paul's, Londois, has been appointed one of the Junior Minor Canons of Windsor. The tirar Associate Congregation in Selkirk, formerly under the pastoral charge of the late Rev. Dr. George Lawson, Pro fessor of Divinity to the Associate Synod, gave a very har monious call to hi, son, the Rev. George Lawson, at present Mi nister in Kilinarnock, to be their Pastor. BIRTHS. In Alfred-place, the Lady of Najor Moody, of the Royal Engineers, of a son. On the 19th instant, at Brynbella, Flintshire, the Lady of Sir John Sainsbury, of a son. The 35th instant, in Upper Brook -street, Viscountess Curzon, of a son and heir. January• gO, at Holland Lodge, Karington, Edinburgh, Mrs. Cuionel Walker, of a sum. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, JANUARY 27. SHERIFF PARKINS C. THE CORPORATION OF LONDON. • Mr. PARKINS, the late Sheriff, moved for a Rule to shew cause why he should not be allowed to ap point his own Secondary, to lender an account of all monies received . by him as Sheriff of London. The CIIIEF BARON remarked to Mr. Parkins, that he had not stated whether by law, or usage, he was entitled to appoint a Secondary. Mr. Baron 'Noon ,inquired whether Mr. Parkins, had any account to render? Mr. PARKINS expressed his surprise that such a question should be asked after an oath had been ad ministered to him to render in a true account ; also said he derived the right of appointing a Secon dary under Charter from the King of England, and that wiles , : he were allowed to exercise it, he could riot, as the King's Representative, render justice to his Majesty's subjects. Mr. Baron GARROW said, that although Mr. Par kins had been sworn to render an account, yet it might possibly be a true answer that he had not any money w account for. At all events, be had not !rated any ground for granting the Rule, as, if he were entitled by law to appoint the Secondary, he could not Want the interference of the Court, to whom it would be full time to apply if the officer to be ap pointed should be obstructed in the execution of his aice.—The other Barons concurred in this . opidhs, and the Rule was refused. . _ Mr. PARKINS was about to reply, when he was in formed by the Court that his cause was disposed of. " Then, my Lords," - said he, " you sicall hear of it another d.ty." lie left the Court much dissatisfied. : FROM SATURDAY I# . llGffri ci4ETTE. ' (This Gazette contains 'Loyal Adchneseo to the Xing from the li Archbishop, Dean and Chapter, Archaise:mis r ead Clergy of the Diocese of Canterbury ; the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Free holders, and Inhabitant Householders of Northamptonshire; the Mayor, Jurats, and Cormnonalty of Faversham; the Ma gistrates df 'Bury St. Edmund's . ; the Magistrates, Clergy, Gen • try, and Inhabitants of Tynemouth ; the No blemen, Free holders, Justices of Peace, and' Commissioners of Sly of the County. of Stirring .— This Gazette also states. that (Mahe 224 inst. Count de Bourke, the Daoish Minister, had liudiente of his Majesty, to deliver his letters of 'veal; and *it, on the 26th, audiences were given to the Portuguese Ambassador de Souza, to deliver letters of re ' cal in that character, and pre sent letters of credence as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary ; to the Bavarian, and Hessian and Badenese Ministers, to delivet letters front their respective Sovereigns; and to the AmeriCan Minister, to deliver letters from the United States. It also notifies the appointinent of tenry Unwin Ad dington. Esq. as Secretory of Legation at the Court of Copen hagen; and of Thomas Carty/right, Esq. as Secretary of Lega don at the Court of Munich). MEMEL& INTUITED TO SERVE IN TOSS PRESENT PARLIAMTMT. Borough of St. Alban's—Nr Henry Wright Wilson, Km. in the room of William Tierney Robarts, Esq, deceastd. • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. John Hay, Kenilworth, Warwickshire. builder, from January 30 to March 20, at eleven, at the Castle Intl, Coventry. Mark Pratten, jun. Bristol, leather•dealet ' from January 27 to March 17, at ten, at the Commercial R ooms, Bristol. BANKRUPTCIES SUPEItSEDEI). William Armistead, Soylaud, near Halifax, worsted-spinner. Thomas Colton Appleby, Canterbury. batter and stay-maker. BANKRUPTS. - MARRIED. At Odiham, Ilan% the Rev. Stephen Davies, to Miss Sarah Benham, both of the above place. ThesdaY se nn at Dumfries, Mr. William Raining,: preacher of the Gospel, to Miss Janet Smith, both of ThumhilL As Craig, the 12th instant, the Rev. William Ramsay, Mi piste; of Alyth, to .Vary, daughter o 1 'Mr. M'Nicoll, factor f? 1, the Earl of :kitty. At Plymouth, Mr. S. Phillips, Methodist Preacher, of Xis keard, to 3liss Vivian, of Ply Mouth. At Dublin. Ftlwaid Gilburne, Esq. of Deansfort, Queen's County, to Ellen, eldest daughter of the late Rev. Jaime: Rogers, of Mount/at!), in the same county. DIM The 11th Instant, at Middle-hid, near Bath, Margaret wife of the Rev. W. C. Colton, of Iligh Leigh. Jan. 14, :,t Sibton Vicarage, very suddenly, the Rev. Francis Leggett, Rector of Redfield and Vicar of Sibton, both in Suffolk, The Rev. Thomas William Barlow; Prebendary of Bristol, and Rector of I lalberton,Devonsisins. Jan. 13, at Hamilton the Rev. Ik. Alegamjer Hutchison. Thr Bth of November last, at Madeira, in the 26th yra, of his age, the Rev. William P. Bredle. January IS, the Rev. Henry Kipling, Vicar of Plva.atead, Kent, and formerly of Emanuel College, Cambridge. _ _ January 10, at ,'iskrigg, the Rev. Robert Bywm;sl, Perpetual Curate of Askrigg and Munk Vryston. Wednesday - sennight, the wife of Lieutenant Clark, R.M. January 8, at his house in West-square, Lieutenant-Colonel Mn Handheld, of the Royal Engineers: Wednesday, Edward Shirley, the fourth and infant son of r. Shirley Palmer of Tamworth. January P.!, at Edinburgh, Mr. Peter Megget, late Lieutenant of the 4th, or king's Own. Jannaiy 14, at Edinburgh, Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Ili% of the liengal Artillery. Friday sennight, at Dartmouth, in the prime of his life, Mr. Wood, many years thief Mate in the Revenue Service, and law Alistey of the Sprightly, Revenue cruizer. John In the night of o c 17th instant, off Deal, in her passage to Madeba, Maria, youngest daughter of R. Nicholas, Esq. of Ashton Keynes, Wilts, Chairman of the Board of Excise. linuary 502, at Htiol~ House, Surrey, in his 83d year, Thos. Byron, Esq. lite Lieutenant-Colonel in the 3d Foot Guards. Same day, in Bak-street, Bauman-square, Donna Alaria Brivitla de Varlae locerda, wife of Sir John Campbell, K.C.T. S. 31.ajor,Gi4teral in the Portimucse service. January tw., at her house in Saville-row, the Dowager Lady ilunloke, relict of the late Sir henry llunloke, Bart. after i few days illness. 6...qur4ay se'nnight, suddenly, at Badwinter Rtctory, Mary Roberts, the wife of the Rev. Johu Bullock. Wednesday se nnight at Rushbrooke Park, Caroline Stuart, the infant daughter of Zlotonel Rustibrooke. January 11, at Hill place, llants, aged 66, Richard Goodlad, Esq. and on the 19th, in consequence of the operation of this melancholy event on a previous state of indisposition, Frances !Leonora, his widow. January 14, at Bellshill, the Rev. John Brawn Minister of the Relief Congregation in Falkirk, in the 41st year of his mi. nistry. Mr. Brown was a man of a vigorous and discriminating mind; he had much general knowledge , and was an exce ll ent rbiblical scholar. His acquaintance both with ancient and mo ' dern kingu4ges was extensive, and few equalled him in an am rate aid knowledge of chit Holy Scriptttres, •. As great numbers of Persons are rendered very unhappy by Spasms, Wind in the Stomach, Obstructions in the Bowels, want of regular Perspiration, Vomiting% and Bilious Complaints, Head Achep, Heart Barn, CosdVauss, Nerious Disputers, Chalk, Gout, Ice. we are authorised to say., that Speediman's Pills are in most casts an excellent remedy for these Complaints, ,and especially recommended during ihe time of Sea Bathing, aid drinking the Sea and Mineral Waters ; also for those sAsiting warm climates. Prepared by tffOXAS Stumm; jun. Druggist, Tottenham High - Uross, fdiddiesex, by virtue of ut Millurneli. from and J. Bilwisk. lOC Proprietors of the Receipt, by tin Will of N. Spradimap ; and.are sold by Sh aw ' and Edwaras No. 66, St. Paors'ehorch-yani; and Bacon an d CO. NO. 150, Orford street, in Boxes at *class. 6d. los. end. and -11se Galena ; and may be had of the grissitai Venders of Me.- AheilltsjP Tors and, C66/ 11 7.. . : • FOR • CQUGT.IBs. %MR.GREENOUGErs PE '.:TO It AL LOZEN - G rgi of TOLU.—Thc great demand, after staty.c., proves them a superior Remedy for a l l COC(i 11(;:L ri MESSES, S.Olt e, THROATS, ASTHMATIC a ,,, 1 • ; ,17 SUMPTIVE COMPLAINTS. The Genui ne unly but ke ar rod,l.p.slisted on Abe Stamp, by whom slaty arta._ rV. ,as Successor. to Mr.. Greenough, the Inventor. i rts Sold in boxes at Is. led. each, by his appointment,. by '"=- berm, 45, and . Edwards, 46, St Paul's Church-n : 4 ; B L3I Bow Church-yard ; Bayley and Blew, Cuckspur-sc reet; Euhangr ; Johnston, CorphiU; • Ward, :24,.1ed"...7! Clarks% 2 69. Borough: -S 4 ngvt, , 140, Gifordseceet; CZ , • fleet-market ; Butlers, Cheup.idt ;. Blake, Piccatliby • P sac It g e l Vender of Genuine Medicines. .Wb.re alau may behead, G F.EN OU G I l's .celebratod .T 1 NCT ERES . !sr i SERVING the TEETII and .G.C.RS, and CelliN G TOOTH-ACIIE, in enlarged bottles, at guild. rad. TILE only Genuine PECTORAL .$A Au,. HONEY, invented by Sir 31.0: Coughs, Colds, Asthma% and Cousumptioos, this, gied;r'4 unequalled; the Asthmatic and Consumptive mayrely and by due perseverance, on a radical cure. ThoselthasaL: are injured by Cold, or oppressed by a quantity of 1 . 4 ; 1 1 : matter, will find a safe and certain Remedy. It nye% li otk. rack ducts, heals the soreness of the breast, removes dig * of brca,thing, prontotmeasy ellPvcturai oll , and prcveets asw,i as cures all Consumptive. Affections, so fatal to thoutaa s ka atik country. No Medicine was ever ,u.uoiver coaatertiste4 this, and a few years ago, the Wife of the Rev. Rabat Forks, of Peterburoogh, had nearly fallen a sacrifice by tsltia: a na „p re p A r 4 sa w n. T . be. Proprietor therefore requists l'utou s „ will observe, no Balsam of Honey prepared malt r the di t ,„. 44 of the late Sir John Hill, can be genuine, uolc , s the Naaw s 4 " Shaw and Edwards, St. Panrs Cliusch-yard," apps yr %thy stamp. The Balsam is sold in bottles, price is„ 9d. Au t iz, sd. Sold by als reputable Medicine Venders, lkoksr lets, &c, TOOTH-ACHE .%NL) F..11t-ACIIII. A MEDICINE like PEItItY'S ESSENCE,4I4 la- has crept 'from obscurity, and &081 .be conao G i poor and miserable (where it Lau ever been admit istered;o6 ) , ' into the presence and .protection of the Faculty and N ou g:,, who have . all equally qp‘tienccd, its anuslyne effects, and c h iv : fully bear testimony of its superior virtues, needs 1.0 L n k um. logiuns': the nuonerous and respectable medical cennuents t. your of its efficacy, place it above competition; and wheai,'s known that the prohts arising from tbe.sale are distritinue, t ,, certain amount, in charities, there is nut a Cliriniai exert himself to render it more pmlc, and extend its i'roprietur refrains from saying anything ha its , ;ma y has already been said in the vat loos periodical woiks,ia rable leucts, and personal testimonies. Sold, by the Proprieto. - 's appointment, in bottles at Is lit and 9s. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, No. 4, Chrapside, low S and by the principal Druggists, llookseleri, and aledishe dera, in every Town throughout the Ustited IC:nadenr.. ,N. B. The pane and addre4 " Rutter, 4, Oittipsitt," m g , gralkTl OK 1/u: stump attached t041fe,.1., cattalos,* ki r , IMITATIONS Junior; :fur Lilies. CHILBLAINS, BRED M ATISNIS, PALSIES, & c : Pare prevented Iron) bleakii.y, CHILBLAINS their tormenting itching instantly removed, by 1 111111, ILEA D'S ESSF.Nc:g of %l 11./ sTA It D, universally esto.mnlie its eiriaordinery efficacy in Rheumatism; Palsies. Gouty Af e ,. Muss, add Complaints of the Stomach ; but where this aTtei n. medy has been unknown. or neglected, and the Chilblainsi-ves tually broke, WII ITEII AD's FA ILY CEILATpAntic/ the pain, and speedily heal them; This Ceram is equally efficclo for all ill-conditioned sore; sore legs, scorbutic eruptiun‘yk. pies, blotches, ringworm; shingles, breskings.out on the be, nose, ears, and eyelids, sore and banned eyes, sore heads, su other scorbutic humours. The Esszsicii of NivPrraan is yob. the most active, penetrating, and efficacious remedy in t e web, curing the severest sprains and bruises in less Than half the the usually taken by any other liniment or enibrocation; it also try cut; punctures front sharp instruments, nails, thorns, spikes, dtc. with incredible facility, .without smart or pain, wants, inflammation and festering, and is equally useful in the miss accidents of animals. In short, it is a domestic retnes4 did uncommon excellence and utility, that no family, senibletois own comfort, should• ever be without it. Piepired tidy, col sold by 11. Johnston, Apothecary. 15, • Grithls-street, bits.,Les. Jon. The Essence and I'ills at :Is. bd. euch ; tie ce.rate xis.* and 2s. 9d. may be bad of every Medicine Vender Ar tie tolit pgingdom. k • rf The Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, • wits thAiird 4, R. Johnston,!' inserted on it. Saimaa,.fn irsolln,fihriiar is t. The treatment mild—the cure effectual. ACandid Elatniriation of Professional Preteisos is only to be feared by those who are Coisseitsui Otluraparin. • Impresses) at an early period of our professional canc els the importance of a more minute attention to a d i m of kr eases peculiarly affecting the grander operatiou.s of Nature, R ; boldly deviated front what was held to be medical mbar; attacked the vauntings of empyricism, and, by defeating ks de purposes, consider ourselves. patty entitled to that apptsS and patronage which, for twenty years, have rewsrded these l i - cessful and devoted studies. The estimation of our h.esi brethr en, who frequently appeal toour opinion, is ah askinasi gratification to Pur pride, while our authority front the ewe itself, strengthened as it is by the most enthusiastic test :min of almost every Professor in the British Metropolis. moans protect the sanctity of oar fame from envy or misrepresent:tin The impetimelty of youth, or the momentary want duels In the mature= man, often lead to the erects of a contagion& ease; happy therefore, may the early app licant be calied,vist anxiety can be alleviated by a few days care ; and even a& More advanced stages, characterized by numerous SYMPI"‘ we can illustrate our assertion, by rendering the treareuse al; Me cure I& anal. Every organic change, or functional disturbance, inciskende the generative economy, falls equally within cur province, al will yield to oar attention. Among these are diseasesddt urethra, weakness, and constitutional derangements, of MOW long duration. The child of inanition may be restored to appetence stead of being exhausted by Ntrvous Debility. he will eircshr the manlier proof of vigorous impulse. The limit• of an Adur tisement do not allow the classification of our subjects, bet till are amply detailed in a Work we lately published, called di drgis of lle, the rapid sale of which, accompanied waits) creasing practice, are undeniable proofs of our general The Book can be had at 20, Paternoster-row ; 59, 41, Piccadilly ; 16, Prince's -street, Soho; 174, and 32, Ft* street; 40, Welt Smithfield; or -at any Booksellers. Idw diseases are felt with greater poignancy by the sagtar than those occasioned by his own imprudence; and in Da es of consultation is liberality of eduersion in the Pmfetiar . .m 0 desirable, than where the most unbounded con fi dence is Pt; and the most inviolable secrecy is expected : thus the tem° plainly stated at the first interview, or in answer to Latit" minutely detailing the symptoms, and inclosing a remittal: o4 l ' medicine and advice, which can be forwarded to all/ Par" the world. GOSS and CO. bI.R.C. Surgeons, 11, Boumtivstreels r•"' street.—A privae door round the corner. EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, stl fAmous.„,fr -1.411 curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL . One small Pill ika dose, And the taking of one Box, la a f t ___.`" case, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of ilisq"": recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more cafe, or !OA convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go Pi nies or to sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint If DM A and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has pro 9., that it will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and Jun! methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy and oilier Oirng7 Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. Cpworti` 41 of *: 40,000 persons of both sexes have been radically curt above cruel disorders, within the last eight years. P re p, r. " _,.." . sold by the sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON , 01: the Royal College of Surgeons, at their House, No. % M I I Bridge-street in Boxes of only 2s . 9d. each, duty inciaiefr I • N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the l'assart at They are also sold, by their appointment, with copioouM tions, at the Toy-shop, 103, Oxford-street; 31r. Pisburctv . No, 7, Fish-street-hill, neatly oppesite the 31onument a. 1101: one Person in every considerable Town in Great Br itain Ireland. Advice gratis to Persons taking the above, oculb , l Ithe Proprietor's Medicines. ___: - . t.()NiVON Pruned anyi yublidird by I. it. tic:7, 4 '*." 4111.1 i*Acc, Par. . c not I'ri (Pa 39e •Sel • it the Offi Cop