The Sun. — London, England, 1813-01-26 00:00:00

POLICB. MAILBOItOUOO.STREET.-...F0r Seier4ll/tyS past, and particularly on Sunday se'nnight, gangs ; Of pickpockets have mixed in the promenade in Hyde park, and on the day stated a watch and, several Othee, articles were stolen. Last Sunday several . trifling robberies were committed, and two noto rious characters were taken into custody,. one 'nf whom was seen to introduce his hands into the pocket of a gentleman, and steal a handkrrchief, which he illfittintly • handed to his companion: . „Toth - prisoners were taken into custody on the spot, ond they wore yesterday examined at this office. They were remanded , to give other per sons who have Theen_ robbed an opportunity of identifying them. jpkie,.4.,.alias Lewis, the female who has coal mittedsO many frauds on tradespeople at the West end of the town, by taking a house in Berkeley square, and representing Jierself as the house keeper of the 'Honourable 'Mrs. liailey,• for whom she pretended to have taken it, .was fully commit ted for trial - On Saturday: In addition to the multiplicity of charges made on' former day, se veral others were exhibited our this occasion. The husband of the prisoner was dischai.Aed, us he eld not appear to have been privy to the dishonesty of the woman.',. MURDER 00 MR.. Ito:3MS .-/rilligni //Otte, alias John .mood, charged with this criaur, wbo, we stated a few days since, was traced from Wor ceper to the Castle and Falcon in Aldersgate street, and front thence to a (mart in Bishopsgate street, underwent a long examination, on,Satur day, at Stafford, lvfore a _Bench of Magistrates. The fatal ball that was extracted from the body of Air. Robins was prOdueed, and compared with the balls found in the box belonging to the prlsoner, when it was found exactly to correspond. with them, all of them having a small dent on the side, and a pin mark in the centre of the dent. Six teen witnesses were examined, proving the pri soner to .be . near Stourhridge on the evening of the robbery and murder of Mr.linbins, and within ten Minutes' walk . of the .spot at the time the horrid deed was perpetrated. The prisoner was fully committed for trial at the ensuing Assizes for the county of Stafford. Atet.--.On Friday morning a duel took place ou Ithlckheathetween the Hon. -- and Mr. C--, of Greenwich. The ball of the former slightly grazed Mr. C-'s hand, who immedi ately discharged his pistol in the air, and the af fair MIS amicably adjusted. Neither of the parties are 20 years,of age. YesterdAy morning Beiifamin "Mem, Joseph Ifinter, and Joh,' Tey or, for Stealing several bales of silk, &c. oat of the Sisters hog, together with -John Lei»►care, fur forgery, were executed at the front of Newgate, pursuant to their sentence. During the lust week the prisoners had endeavoar ed to make their escape, by removing O►►e of the stones in the place where they were conf►ned, hot were (Escovered iu coßsetpitmee . of their making so much noise. There were about 200 constables round the !dace of execution ; and' a great num ber of people collected on 0.! occasion. Tug Ftstiewins.—Wc have little doubt but that most of our readers will be happy to learn, that the public attention will very shortly he called to the consideration Of emending the great benefits to be deriVed I.:lnn the British fisheries, It ap-r pears by an aceonnt which has just been published from the pen of a worthy Baronet to whose ac tive and benevolent exertions the public are' greatly Judebte,, that, in llay last, inforenition was obtained of large quantities of fresh macke rel being destroyed in the river Thames ; and in consequence an agreement was made with 50ine fishermen; for purchasing at the rate of a penny a mackerel the surplus fish which . ‘watild otherwise, have been destroyed. Under thi4 contract, many thousands' of , those surplus mackerel were daily sold to the Spital-fields wearers and others, at a penny a piece ; and the Supply of the metropolis was thereby so much increased, that five hundred thousand Mackerel. Were sold In one day at Bil litigsgate. COntracts were at the same time snide for wholesale quantitieit of corned Cod,which nee now selling in-our manufacturing towns at prime cost. Nothing strews the importance of vaccination more coospicimusly titan the Glasgow' , bilk of mortality. In' that popttious city only 40 died of the•small-pox in the year 1811; and in the year 1812 only 34. • • .It has been mentioned that cast-iron, "when at a certain degree of bent, maybe cut like a piece of wood with a Saw: The discovery is announced in a letter from M. Daum!, direetor of the iron-works at Montalaire, to M. P:Axcet, published 'in the Annales de Chemie. This..expe riment.was tried at Glasgow, on Monday, with complete suceesi, by a gentleman of the phieal SocietY there, will, in preience of the workman belonging to a respectable irotitrionger, cut with the greatest ease a bar'of cast-iron, pre vlously heated AO a cherry red, with a eonnini'n . carpenter's saw, the course of less than two minuteS,the saw being not in theleast injured by the operation, • . • On Saturday, as a party of the Wiltshire litia were escorting sortie deserterS:from Andover to 'Winchester, one of them, coniniainitig of lame. ness, was 'allowed to proceed in cOtnpaily with one of the aeon ; they thus proceeded until they were nearly:arrived at this city; when the deser ter, mal,itig some (rifling excuse, went into a field adjoining,' and was followed .by the guard ; here the foruier tonic the opportunity to knock the guard down, and endeavoured to wrest front him his • nalsk et, using Many threatening imprecations; but not succeeding - in his attempt, he ran off the gliard, recovering himself, fired, and struck hint in 'the leg, Whfch wait' so much wounded, that he was obliged to have it taken off, - A fire broke - but on Friday night, at' nine o'clock, in the seed warehouses of litessm Blair and Co. at Botolpit Wharf, Lower Thtriesstreet,. but which Was fortunately discovered tittle enough to save the premises from being destroyed. LINCOLN GAOL, LAW it EPORT. COURT OF KIN (;'s lax„ 15. Mr. Runyon Am shcwed cause against, a Rule obtained by Mr. Sot.tcrroA : GENERAL last term, mlling up Mr. D. W. Harvey, an Attorney of the Cenirt, to deliver op certainjitle-deeds, ‘vhich bad been put into hiA hands for the purpose of making an abstract of the title. Mr. Brougham's ,client having neglected to tile his affidavits within due time, they could not be read ; but he skewed canse on the oflidavit upon which the motion - was grant ed, and the grounds which he assigned for the 4tention of. the deeds, were, that although he had received them as an Attorney for the party, in order to trinfie an abstract of the title for a parehaser ytt he 'ma since acquired an interest in t!,.efil himself, by having become the purchaser of the reversion of the estate. The Court said—He lmving received the deeds as • an attorney for. a purpose, had, no right to detain them, and wade the rule. absolute for delivering them trp. et;roao V. TEND. Tilis42s an aetinti Oil a Bill of Exchange. The only question Was. whether a presentation by the Notary, after hanking-hours, no whet., presenta- In.o. tug bean pri)ved,, was sufficient to charge the dmvcr. The Court held, that as after bank- ing-hoor , per.4oll atttlldetk itt the hauliers', the 'slight as well he made .at au empty house, and hal ~tich a ipc,!eg eNeuse.d the drawer. Tll E; LoNooN (;:ktErrE,' ANT. 23. 1)11 1 1I)EN1)5,—At (;. 1105.0 u irle-Areet, Piccadilly, milli- I • . incl . , at, ten. • Feb. tri. .1. Wn11; ctt Oxfor;l•sti cot, hotter, nt. eleven. • w . vv,ird, ( ,C Bealtimr, 11(3.1;4, barge-builder, at ten. trr. J. Chantilerlaits, of Hartwell, Nli(klleiex, baker, tit ten. Fels, T. Ihlierts, of Clientkide; silrer , ooth, 3t twelve. Feb. Ellis; of Swinton-street, lirny's inn-lane, seaven- er, At twci ye. ' 14. IS. J. Butterworth, tats of Abehoreti-lane, broker, at ten. Feb. 16. JI. Smith, H. (limner, and 3. Town, of Great . Winelieeter-litreet, London, merchants, at twelve. Ft2:h. 17..1. Sca n tlehury, of flyt he, Kent, tailor, at ten. J.I. 19. It. Nlinthews, of King's Wood etreet, London Blackwell-hall, lector, at eleven. Feb. 2. W. P. Cnweller and T. Feuoolhel, of Clement's-Wo e f.,conbard-stieet, nierehaniv, at twelve. 441. 80. W. Atlailson, of Auetin-frian, merchant, twelve. Jan. %. J. Hichox, of Worthing, biusws . , draper, at eleven. • Teb. lA, R. 1100,011, 110 , V or tato of t he Connuerci4i-road, t V NM* Jsll. VI. J. 'WWII, Lite of Ryder-streat, St. James's, t tor„ nt foe. Etb, 111. W. of Bristol, merchant, at atm, at tha Ruiu. to v r 'Cavern, Driqol. Pct. 18. 13. Wilwo, of Leeds, ot ten. at Oa 'White horse Ism . Leeds, Feb. t 3. J. livtligoe, of I,ivgpool,titolomurycliont,ot eleven, ot tlit 0106 e Ti4VVI;II. Liverpoql. t'elb to. S. Tailhointer, of II) the, Kent, elmidlit, at eleven, At Guil(11411, Cant..l.l)tiry. Felt. , stit. J. Ppoch Tobian, of MarliOrt, enoserhiod, clieek-onsmaiattortrtro, at tun, ot theZroltlen Vm, port. Feb. 21. W. NC : 94On. late of f/creolvatt, Clteishirsi, corn• dealer, at CisPle Ivo, Stockport, Cheshire. Yoh. 17. J. Sappitip Of Vownhank Market, Norfolk, butcher, stt fi vi i, 61 ti t , crmvil Lun,rfoevohnon Market. I• Ira. 10. Hague, of S'betliflLl, Yoik, tourcltant. .1. It3istrich, of '1 ork. darilcr and clupronn. j. '. liontl-strcetp.tislonotiger. .1. J. FA:4/11,, of Porter:lota, ribtnef. J. Barka, of Sliinhar-street, London, hollerilasher. .1. tote of Kiughbstift-rowi, but formerly of LLbuonton, MitlnCorex, ciaitt Spoer, of Lower Thinoes4treef, London, fish, rionger. J. Baron, of Cower Thanics-fifreet, Loodiiss, 1141mionger. w, I. t te of Castle.lanc,Ciistle-street,St.tioviour's Santis witrko Sl3rrey, v tvtoollvr, C. 11. Alnetio, of Alaltiett.lone, liattlobridge, Mingo% iripe . ontri. R. !loft, late, or Nlancliester, grocer. I,oittio4i.w.lll, 3, vi t , ce ,,t,, c F 1 enteral;-ptaet, I lam ve.tviol-rood, victualler. T. Casewily, IYf :114;r4iirstield, Cilatister, linenAmper. .1. Mil f,ior, A) I Capel-cmirt, fi:irthuhlinew-ks)e, Imiker j. rl . chavtni,p, of Unitowslregt, SilOilfields, 0111114". . 1 • I. Wei OliNko c 1 rlyinout!i, men thuilt: frt. Cliewarr, of i;reat AVineltester-street, London, inerchtnit. 1401, of Craven-street, Middlesex, coal-merchant. Loing stud T. Rattray, latc of the Last India Chambers, merchants. Atkinson, of Ilorset 7street, Sittishitry..quart, bricklayer. T. Fist,-oreet, ViNtori!-Cnitunwsi, In consequence of ts requisition, addressed to the B. Ipswich, front the trunnion Conn- InCil of thot liorbugh, 0 great court was held, utt the 1, - )tit matant, iu the Moot Hall, for the p uir p ow in' petitioning. 1'11111mm:a against the clajmi ut the lAnnunt Catholics.. The Court was very ninnerously attended, and the questions being severally , put, that the, petitions, praying *Oust further concessions to 'the Catholics, should he 'sealed with the, coalition seal of the Corpooration,, and presented to the House of Lords by the Marquis Cornwallis and Lord Rous, and to the 1.14ne of Commons by the Representatives for this Borough, were wianiwoutily carried ainidst theacciamations of the Court. nwnerons meeting of the Clergy of the Dean ,eries of Hitchin and Baldock, in the Arehtlea coitry of Huntingdon, took place at Baidooki,on Thursday the I Ith inst.when petitions to the two Houses of rarliament, 'against the claims of the Rowan Catholics,. were biped and forwarded to the Deaucries Itcrtford aud Berkhamstead, for the signatures of the Clergy and those Dean eries. A meeting of the Gentlemen interested in the projected ekilial I)4l. l .l'i:en Loehmahen and the Sol wa y F r ith, cowened by the Marquis of fjletil36,. berry, took, place at j,,ocionaben on the Bth inst. Se'veral reiolution:4, in regard to, that importlnt mcioure, were. carried with perfect unanimity..— W. Jardine, it gentiCM3ll of abilities, and a na tive o the perish of Applegorth, is employed as engineer, to make it. survey and e3tiniatc, and a oiM, for more than halt tile expellee required for this purpose, was Intliscribed on the spot. The Afirginsr of Queensberry was unfOrtunately pre vented, by 1;041110s6 of importance, from attending this meeting. On Tticiday last J ohn, Collins was faily,corn mined for trial, froin j the I ..tlarision-house, charged with picking the pocket of a . gentlewars of his poeket.hook, at the New Anction Mart, on Mon- - day. Mr, Wool), the RYP4Ovtor 'of the Auction Nart, attended, and stated, that as several tempts of the same kipil had !teen : made on his premises, some of whiub hod been successful, he considered it bis duty to prosecute with the ut most severity. To prevent, or detect in futura similar attempt's, Mr;Woon has taken the . pre- Laution of having an Officer always at hand. LONDON: Priiv At the SvN9t't-'z "Atli ity TIRINEAS SVCI(}II, nfilS:e. 112. Strata; aid tiihlisGr No. 1.12, Stianft sithere tar,l.v. t. The Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the et - M(l4bn' and management of Lin coln Castle has been pri n t e d. I t occup i es t hi rteen folio pa gee , , with an Appendix of 1(13. it states, that itt the time of the inquiry, on'the lOtkol Au gust last, the calendar contained 57 debtors, and IA Crown prisoners, all of whom were examined separately, and 'uninfluenced by the Commission ers. 'Tic result was, that not a single charge of cruelty or inhumanity was preferred by any of the against the gaoler, Mr. Merrywcntber. Some, Itotvever, complained of incivility—others of not beitig allowed to see their friends as otten as they Wished-6thers that they were not sufficiently paid for their labour—others that the rootns were too crowded but the chief comphint is a want of attention to the sick—most of these complaints except the last, art answered. by the Gaoler, by referring to the reguhtions and authorised disci pline of the School, and by evidence that the others arc ill founded.' Having finished this'examination, the Commis 7 sioners proceeded to bear chat gem .preferred by George Langton, Esq. and .Mr. Peter Finnerty, late a prisoner in Lincoln Castle•for a misdemea nour, the latter of whom delivered in a written deposition of various charges, of a most heinous nature, against Mr. Merryweather, the Gaoler, made on oath by Mary Evison, formerly it convict in Lincoln Gaol, • under sentence of death, and sworn before the said G. Langtow,, who is a Mal gistrate. These charges arc all denied .by .• the Gaoler, sonic of them contradicted by witnesses, and others by written . eVidence ; and the Report adds, that it is obvious, from the' facts disclosed upon a cross-examination, that the charges area fabrication, to which she Juts been prompted by certain persons possessing more ingenuity than herself. The next charge examined was . that of 'l, .11oldm i of Spilsby, a debtor, 'complaining of • systematic: oppression and extortion; on ,which . the 'Report states, that from the facts disclosed in his caw, it is manifest he offended against the peace and good order of the prison, and deserved the punishment he received, which was the usual one in such cases. The . Report goes on to state Mr. Langton's . charges against the Gaoler asul visiting Magis trates of the prison; for misconduct, vehich it says were satisfactorily answered ; . and then proceeds • to the complaints preferred by Mr. Finnerty, con taining a series of charges against the place of his . confinement, the severity of the restrictions itu posed upon •him particularly,' and the general con duct and management of the. prison. To support• these, several witnesses were called, including Captain Hare, Mrs. Osbuideston, &c. and answer ed by Dr. Cookion and Mr. Itason'; from the result of•which, the Report states, it appears that the place of his confinement wrrs as spacious as could he reasonably be. expected ; that the charge ' of rigour and oppressive treatment are contradiet ed hpincontrovertible facts ; and th a t the G ao l er ' s com net to Mr. •Vinuerty, personally. charged nit. violent, resolved itself into only the repetition of artery terms and coarse epithets. The Report concludes with stating, that « upo OH the whole, the complaints against the Magis trates and Gaoler are false and groundles:;." Extraordinary Funeral.—Mr. Henry Woodford, who lately died at his house in New - street Square, near ileetLstreet, has been for upwards of fifty years a Member of the celebrated society called the Lumber Troop-, held in that neighbourhood.' He has for twenty years past been possessed of a crooked guinea, which he always said should be spent for the benefit 'of the SOciety, namely, in four crown bowls of punch; and one shilling's worth of tobaedo, upon condition that his cotlin shisuld be conveyed into the rooni'where the com pany aisinubled, the punch' drank previouS to the burial, and a mall cannon, of which the Society are in Possession of several, to be fired iyVer his body. The conditions of 'in this respeet, arc to be strictly obeyed. • A serious riot took place at Frame on' Friday last, in Consequence of a drunken set of colliers endeavouring to obstratt the peace officers from doing their duty ; the Earl of Cork, Col: Horner, Col. Joliffe, and Mr. Ireland, beings in 'Prussia at the time, and on the Bends as Justices, endea voured to enforce their authority, but were at 'tacked most furiously by the 'nob, who rescued their prisoners, and proceeded to unroof the gaol, which they partly effected. The Frome Cavalry and infantry were called out, the former !tinder the command of Major Wickiran, and the latter under Major Olive, who sneceeded 'securing the six ringleaders, who were strongly escorted to Belies teremol. Mr. • Joliffe received a violent blow, a hick cut through his Mr. Ireland, Lord Cork, and Colonel Horner, received t several blows. In consequence of this daring outrage, the Frome and East Mendip cavalry have been ordered out on permanent dUtt; as these deluded Men have threatened to revisit Frome shortly. Fire at Cantbridge.—Sidricy College, Cambridge, was discovered to ,be on fire on Sunday. It broke mit in one of the upper rooms, and IS susected to have been the wor k o f an incendiary. This is the third time, within a short period, in which it is %apposed, this College has been set on fire %va lidly and . maliciously. Up on t h e present occa sion it Wait happily got under before it had done much mischief. A person has been taken into, ‘Vho had been examined on the preceding fire. An :express arrived in trims 'yesterday, stating the above circumstances; and a Bow -street 'Officer %Vas then dispatched to investigate the business.., Monday se'nnight, ahoutthe hour of twelve at night, a fire broke out at Tor-Abbey, in a bed room occupied by a lady and her daughtnr, there ' upon a visit. The, flames in the first instant th reat elle(' total destbietion to this venerable and an cient mapsion ; fortunately the family and visi tors had scarcely retired to their respective bed rooms when the alarm of fire was given. By the powerful and immediate assistance rendered, the plenty the co o l p resence o f Mind dlspl t rye o t t l, w tt er ti , 1 . 7t, d iul mischief were confined to t h e bed-room alonO, and thus Was saved from the f ury of: the flames this. noble mansion, of late se elegantly furnished, . 111 , stILLIAM Allikt4Crit SCRIPPS, Smith Moltort.stri Par)&r. Lettere f.- LONDON MARKETS, &C. RETURN OF WitEA' By Niessrs,Cutt.o and N. Includingouty trout 291 Quartas at 14a. od 368 -at t3tis cgt 175 at fro cd 22 4 at 146 od 198 - at t ;is od 228 ---- at t34s t Siv-- at 13 as o‘t 54 -- at kits Nt 28 4 I;os ad 456 ---- at , t x 9s od 4 . 8 ---- at iiBs od 179 at 127) 571 at 12,6 S Oct 243 ------- at 125 S ett 4'3 94 """"" -- "7 at Isis 6d f :rota; 7.047 Quarters. .4s. t 0.% hight!r Nt A 1tK.,011, A L e As, mcji anti. to lan. 16 34 ------ Ws 0 , ar 110 : ti 4th 44 . - 4 3t I:pi In - 4t IN' t 6 at --- at to+ at )- • at It t a t i 1 1 1' 0 II!' itt 1;6! —Average I2V. !tiit (Return' ✓ A Itl'ill RN OF FLU Ftotn lan. 9 to lan. ti.—l•rotn the Sacks. • s. d. Sarks. C. t). 28 -- l 115 0 77i —to? o 22 31 - 110 0 110 .--•••••-166 0 3S , -- 169_ a 566 --- VI o i 46 ----- lon 01 4 6 10 4 0 total —26,4 )6 S tcks.---A vertio toy li. per sack higher than last Li it, (;racket- 01 tif...)4 1 30 )i. 5: retUril. UXBRIDGE. Corn-Inspector's Return. —ThursdaY, lAN. per Id. 25i leS to 311 O S t o Beans 99 6 vlip Barley, per qr. 9 7 to 704 New (IMO bos Vats ' ud to 58s od Rye --sod Prase go (4.1 to gils od. SV.F.I.)S. - . gos. to 1265. Oft' 70.. to 13ss. • tooS. 13os. to 136.. u'',er • 355. to • sils. od. to 22i, "" • 15i. od. OW' - WI. to jos. Oct. to 36. o i 3_ 7 2jo s ss s s o cot . 51 10 00i Red Clover ( Foreign) Ditto English . W i►ite ditto Rye-Grass 1 urnil►, White • Red dill) Given . iVh►te !thwart( Seed Brown ditto Callaway seeds Corrander do, Cinque loin Tretoil Canary - . siss. 1011 0. ' Oil Cal{.o at the Mill, 171. 17s. pe l i ttlCE Oh HOPS. ..., Kent, NSW SAO*. , i 'w toegi' i 'l 1 Sussex, 101. tot to 13 4 . 13i. Su$4CS, l& 4:". ` 1.1 1..( 1 : 1 - 1 . 0 , . to 01. os. Kent, to!. o*. l'; 1 1 1 1 1 ltssex, 111. Ob. to 10. cS. FMllll'4lll, tsl. c!L......) NIV G T 11. ANL) I.F.ADENtIALL. I„,' By the Carcase. to 1 1 ' : 1 Heel - 50. at. to 4t, Veit P. '''" '‘lutiell 4i. 41. to 60 . sa. Pork P. Butts, so to PIKE S 6 t o o t' 6 L 6 ' I • • acz irwe s s 6lb. eac!► tt) t (pa lo.) at to 26 1, .za t. •lerchauts' Backs to 2' • to Fine Coach Hides, 2.= Crop lid• - 1 is to 4olh. for cutting • 18 Laws &mu, t4' Ditto, 45 to 'Solb. • Ca". S4lllB l 30 to 4011). 321. to 38`1• per 111 Ditto. small Seals ((-; recut ' 33:• 01. to 3 3 . Ditto, s 7o o t t i o ) 5 7 6 0 1 1 b b . . to o 16 51 1 : ith , Gum Skius 4 ,110 342. . • 'Panic,! tiorso Hides to 41K tt; 18Ji • per clot:11. RAW 111 Is !lest Ileifers 111 Sicers,(oes st) 0 i at0." 7 ..A1 tl -3s 4.-•,‘ to 3, 4 ,11 Nl.ti vst 61. 47 Middlings zs 4tl to as 13.1 Lik.VMY Slniarlings • 4-3.0. to i.' l'A otv. i i To,viaatit" - • .5,, a', ft ,,,, ,, ~ ~„ Y,. 4.. i wood o°. 9 5 —i, n . u . 0,,,, Nldtinq "T" ) 1 2, 0 1 !)itti) 11.111 111 i ' C. raves ;4k , ° a ' , o i, gaud 1)1 , 44s 9,i ti P Yenory Slap, 1.46. ---.Matted, I 1 4••• - 611 r l ' • t 1 P t alm, gh‘ ' 'l 4 If°` P rice of Candle:: per titotett. 13i:b :..—Moo - 6d. per dozin ullowed tor road !neth e r' '' PRICK OF St. latnes's Market ss. Clam: Market 5), , vliitecirap. Market ss, par stutte l• Average price ssi,• 4, _ • IAMES'S HAN' MARKET, Ilay, 31. 04. od. to !23. Q .t.—Aver. tl, 164. 04. to al. SE od.—Aver. E't WIIITECHAVEL tLiAY 0. 11 1 !fay os. to St. tos..oti.-..Aver.4 l • 'i s ; sf, , Straw 11. iS. ed. toil (6i. e;3. —Aver. 3 ' Cluer 61. tot. act. to L. t2i. COAL MARKET, JAs. 25. Alin at Mar et. Ships Auld. 31i Newcwstle . . . tsi 9 Sunderland 474. O J PR F.F.ERM E. . The Rev, Dr. Cory,, Master of bridge, to tbe'valualile sinecure County of Flint; Patron, his (into teriiurv. The Rev. J. Clinton, 1). Cathedral, elected by the Dean an, I'radector in Divinity in the said James, Vicar of Motlary i to the I. fordshire ; Patron, the Duke of Nor M.A. Vicar of Friskney, Lincoln; dent and Governors'of Bethlein Hoi racy of Walnfieet St. Mary, in the the Re,ignation of the ltev. 11, F. Di ble, Vicar Of Frisby, to the perils! lairs, Leicestershire I- vacant by tin Ileinsley; patron, Sir F. Burdett. to the Iteci;iry of Ituriton, Itants ILA. Fellow of Guarino and Cu' the Lecture,zhip of the Palish of GI by the death of the Rev. J. Highs 13. A. of Long Nlelford, late of to the Rectory of Reyto4, Suffolk . DIRTI4S. At Ovington, Hants, fbo a - 1)3;100er. On Thursday, iu Her•triettu4troel Bia lacy, of a Soil. ' In Alfred.street, Mrs. -Cunt, of 11 Ott Sattstslay, the'Latly of a Son. • Yesterday morning, in Great the Lady of Dr. gathei land; of a I. • dames Sheriff, Lig. of M tl A w it 'Neft Mr:. funky, orsiatior-kri:We, Wu • • Ou the fait init. Mr. Pitt4r, ii.runiplifiltx of St. Jame's,' Oil 'rueSic4y last, Alfred of lif ti eaK, to. Sara, the elfieit il.fughter of lekhatu Court, OR the imit. at (.; itutilArgi: 74011. , j ] list of the late tiopt .1;44. anu uti► It 'I EsA•of 1-0!t:, in tile Couuty o►f I.:s 4 eg ce " "edneiditY the Rev Pr icali. 0131;-31 'Recto,' • • of tayton, top, late vhaplitio iesty, Vi 111011 WATER AT IsVIDONTItI ► V ( 'l t 'i 0 04 / Muffling, 40 i , ,,4 . . . g,.. ... E....,:).:: : ° '''ll t :: t ?.NTs. 4 Rectory of W.',. iii k :a the 1.40 f CI Arel"Al .D. Prebendal -I°A Id Ch a pter I') thipt !,t Cathedral. .0 'no Li vilig v i A inVil It triont. 'l' he Ittso shire, elerted bi Pt Dipittli to the ro Be it same cowry; toi )orttfurd. 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