The Sun. — London, England, 1820-02-14 00:00:00

r ; , MVIELie :I747- ' , Tef - 1 61 0 1 4":" 4 _...., THE LATE DUNE OF KENT. i' . - - , ' ~.., ;t1" * I, 0 r., , , ~:. ' 4 1 .:., i :1• , 1 4.. 2- ..,,.; ..„ , ) ' i . , i .Trunurz TO THE MEMORY - OF HIS. ROYAL HIGH NESS THE LATE DUKE OF KENT. Yesterday eve' y Church and Chapel, and almost: l every meeting-house in the' Metropolis, 'were bung' .i in black, and bore a most funereal and, sombre rippearance, suitable to the melancholy occasion 4:that caused it, the deaths of our late latt4tited . Iven - erable Sovereign, and il,gt of his ton, 'the 'l)itlie of KENT. The chapel in the Cathedral of St. Paril'awas hung With blitak;4nd an escutcheon Owes la,,ced upon die flow of the pulpit. NO 4thing hiore than 111- usual Moroing service was f perlormed. On Wednesday next , the :day- ap poarted for . the interment of his late Majesty, a, ba ..sermoon - will be peaChed, and a funeral service tperturnied. • , . . ~. . '.i . The Chapel Royal in the TraW•raOf London F• • • ~$ was crowded with all the inhabitants tesiding %within that garrisop, ail iii deep mourning. The al ? naleit, reading; desk, part of , he galleries, pews. 1, . ; .8:-•. Were hung with blank. All he war'h awl rr,:li...ers of the Tower were in their propel places, ; nod ail in tl , ep mom nhig. The Royal Soandard lteas ;,!=tell lialf.inast high on the Waite Tower, : I I 6 1 tL e no:li!aly officer , appealed with crape on s.t!heir serold hilts - , saahes, and belts.- The hest : ,co ,es ana coastahie.- had' their. saves awl !lila .a4 T,Chtottlf or mtilletl'eA with black. The eel non was 1 qiaa a ., iMpress;ve and appoopriate to. the o c eaoion. '1.4 WEsTMINitt-JR Ar.3::l,- —The pulpit, re:uline- Vdesk, (aria an loft, - and galleries in the Chapel were . filioing with der p hiark. Nothing mote than the norning service aids periotinc,l. Out Weattesilay 1 ,text Dr. Crotch's Finial-al Service will be per ``'formed, • I , . . . Worritalat t. CH APPL ---Tllis chapel was filled' kwitlt a most respectable audience, all in 4eep Iwrnoning. The Rev. Mr Peache r M.A. preached atrial the following wards a a--4' It's a taiolifal say lug, and Woithy of all aceeptatiou, that Christ frequently came into:the World to save sinners." ." Ile ,',:reroently alluded to the .death of the late King. ea • ; a tood Po ince. . . r - ST. NIAITGAREI'S,WESTMI es'! FR.—This Church.. Was 'very generally adorned wi , h the emblems of . noirtelity, The Speaker of the House of Cont i, iiitiOs' pew was libel on the inside and covered lk . on the outside with crape ; the pulpit and read ;..hig-desk h'e're alsO covered wilt bl'aek crape both ' , Ttitside and our, and on the bout of. the- pulpit' 5 tl;efe Wits a large escoocheon _of the Royal Alms: ..:. Illiallery, Communion table, stalls, tails, and l'' several of new s were covered with superfine , 1 (ilia chilli; 'the Rev. Mr. Roaber- delivered' a' ',riatist linpi - eisive discourse front the 22d verse of -'. tfe . sth'lloiptf , r of*John. . ~ STAoHN's t nefac'n .-a-The appearance of this tit; Cita:reit, Wai - impressively grand. jlte sermon Was prenelted . by'the Rev. Mr. Stokes, iron) the follow.- '" ing approtirite Words-, Mat 1 hew,chap. 26, V:2! ----- ''' i - .1-lis Lord said unto him, wet; dour; thou good and faith ful ercant, thou bast been f.itlifol over a few things, ( will 7 lea,lie time ruler overmany thinis ; enter thi;ti into the joy : of theliu a,- ;i r ST. Citers's Csroacll.----The Rev. Mr. M'Cot by a preached Tronii.2'4phesians, chap. v. yer. 7. The gallery of the Church wits hung round with black, t asi el till y festooned and looped 'op. The . pulpit wri'i 4 tovered . vviih black cloth, and a Royal escoo chew; tit - on *rhefront of it. The d:uk, - altar, and tuauy of the 1 ; pews, %vete also covered with black. The child ri:l • rcn of the school (several hundreds) wore crape round their armi and caps. THE Tat OLE (411/11C$1.—This . Church was ;rung i r with deep black, and teas respectably attended. :t. The sermon was preached by the Reverend Mr. m Lonsdale : IIST. DUNS'TAN'S IN THE WEST.—This Church was . he'rnoifulfy deCoorated. The pulpit, gallery, reading-desk, organ-loft; communion-table, and pews, were decorated with black cloth and crape. On , the front' of the organ-gallery was affixed - a layge . e‘e'utdiehn; Wearing. the Royal arms, and' on the front of the pulpit an - Imperial Crown. The 1 beadles score 'black' crape sashes and. hat-bands, and theit: staves Ornamented with black crape. ST.Gottoit's,Ballovsaioatrasta.--aThis.Choorch. Was fillol"wi;1) a most respectable congregation, K whose aPpearance corresponded with that of the clinrch,' Which was hung will, black. An (scut :. die .. .l'o tirith . the royal arms and 'coronet Vtras. placed. arzainit the of the f.Olpit. 'The Nobility olta not 'attend' church here till after-the interment 'of lois late Majesty. Ott 'Wednesday next. the. ftmeral sermon will be preached by the Rev. Mr. Jailer-. o son :Aidnieracron' of Colchester. . : t . T , s trt a IsT . S . CHURCH, NEWOATE-STIIRET s —ThIS :church 'was expensively decorated. The galleries,. - 'organ-loft, peivt, altar, pulpit, and reading - desk ,. , 1 . !tere rovers') ivi'th" blaCk cloth and crape. The f csrp th p y•q cer e pulpit was ornamented w a :iii 1,4 Jeep de4pery'bf - black,' looped up with cord end .." - fassels.l"Th pillars supporting the canopy were '1 , "covered Witt' bluerk, and entwined with a wreath ~ Totaled . of 'puffed black' crape. Au cscutcletio, - bearriefbellilyal arras; surmounted.with a RoYal coronet, °maMerited the front of the pulpit.' - The Sermon was preached by the• Reva Mr. Horne, the Curate, the Vicar being indiaposed.• , 5r., 4 SEPULCHRE, SNOW•HILL.—This ClittiCh was e(l'allY decorated, and heady similar to the a- above. The Rev. Mr. Hart ison preached a moat , . , . . apptopriate sermon. ST. SWITH I N, LriNlßAl,3p..STiirET.—This Clinic], was hong with black cloth ; a Serninn was 'ddi. vered to a'tespectableimdience - , - and a.flag, hall mast„higl,- was hoisted on the Steeple. S 7. Paut.'s, COVP.NT-GAP.IjEN.—This Church had a very imposing and sombre appearance . . A sermon was priiclied - In iaclowdeti congregaliOri'; T. ArsiALEw's, .11ABotttt.—This Chlkitil! was hong in deep black cloth lam! cr4pe. The tAlpit, - reading-clerk, organ -hilt, i:alleties, anti pew.l t hils were hung With black. The audience were in deep mourning, and evety one st,•etned iieepry - at f.44cited with the soletrinity of the scene. The see .l mots vias preached Uy the Rev. Mr, Martin, %vim • took his text fr om the 13th Chapter of S t .Maik , v. 33, " Tait ye heed, watch arid pray, for ye know not whin the time is," ' ST.CLEMENT DA N E 9.7 —. TV'S OM di was in deep black, and respectably attended. The Rev'. Air. ,(Gurney, tlse Rector, preached an excellent sermon ' trot - a Oe,following words—" The memory Of the • j us t i s lit m . e d. , . I' roveths,,chap..lo. vet. 7: The ' Rev. Genticthan (who was one of the late Doke of Kent's., ctiaßlains) said lie should endeavour to, his _ iturrovt: tLe occasion of l t -oral" ilightres's I .s7tV , 7i_kV.F4 ~, N:,-.'„, ' death, hy.calling the attention of his hearers to the words of the Psalintst tvhfch lie had taken for his text. lie dwelt ,upon the virtues of his Royal Highness, and detailed many instances of hit Royal 11... Illness's generosity and chnti.a bleness. fle related a conversation he once had with the Ptince, when the latter, with teats in his eyes, regretted that his incutne was so very con fioeul that he could not subscribe a•greater sum , than - he did to the various charities be haul pa- Aronised. • . St., George, Bloomsbury ; Bride's, Fleet street ; and GroAvenor Chapel, North Audley street,. were deeply hun t with black ; the beadles wine crape sashes, and their batons °ma mented with crape. The audience in each were numerous anti respectable. ST. 3/011!.4r.i, PICCA6ILLY.-11;i4 Church was hung blA c k cloth, and crape round the li.ries and pews. The pidoii, desk, altar, &c. were also covered u ith fine black cloth. 'flue church w..bs es o wded with persons in deep mourning, iimnitg whom were many of the Nobility. The Rev. Mr, lit PTow preached a very Imitable dis• cootse, from toe 7th ye:se of the 39th 'l'he apnea; oce of the Chu? eh was very imposing. ST. ANN'ES, Solio —This Church was...hung with black all roam] the gallery, thepolpit, desk, cow . monion- table, and many of the pews. The school boy+ hait crepe bat-bands ; the git Is crape-ribbands in their caps. The appearance altogether was strikingly grand and sole Mn. 'The sermon weir front the 7th verse. of the 39 h l')ihn. • ST. M A ItTI N'S.--1 {ll5 beatitilid Church was hung with black cloth and ci pe very generally. An e• - •entcheon, hearing the Royal aims, was f 1 red on the pulpit. The ser , r,on was preached bp he Rev. Nlr. lilts -sell. • A filner4l serm'cm,will.be preached on the day his late Majesty is interred. CHet.strs Cowrog.—The Chapel leee was hung in black, and an escutcheon it) the truer or the pulpit.. A great nurul) . !.4- of o:kers wt re present during divine service, who wore crape round their sashes .snti swortl 7 helts. The p9)- sinners mustered very strong,. every one tvtarimig, 'more or less, a token of ,trinoruing, erionsties's Was ill every counteoatice, and the greatest alien-. tion.paid to the.disconrse. CATnoLic CHAOF.l2s.—TkePdringtrese Ainhas sadoi's Chapel, in SOuth A tittley=irreet the Sit, di nian Antbe . o,saticir's Chapel, St: P4f - riek's, and ad the other Catholic Chapels, 'appeared in deep . mourning. Most 'of the bells of the elitirehes At the west end or the town, Holt that of tit..l'doi;s•Ciatitedrll, ott . Satotilty et:enlog, (luting the ktyptiititta Hine for the interont of the vuortal temains of she late Doke of Kg NT at Windsor. Ins LATE MAJESTY. If any thing can give additional. effect to the solemn cereninity,which i, to-teite place on Wed nesday next at Windsor, it will be a. sublime par,t or an Anthem, computed by HAt\tnE L. for tie Funeral of, Queen CatiouNE, in IVesiminster Abbey. • This composition was ever highly ap pleci4ted by our beloved devited Monarch, and, performed to- him at Handel's Cominemorailoll, in 1784. No one can read the divine wordi, - without being struck how justly they apply to such a KING . When the ear heard him, then it blessed him ; arid when the rye saw him, it gave witoe , s of him. " Ile delivered the poor that cried, the fatherless, and him that had none to belp• hint. • . " Kindness, meelintss,- and comfort, .were,in his tongue; if there was any virtue, and if there was any praise he thought on those, things. " His buds• is buried in peace, but bis name Ewell ever- mote." " I ant the Resurrection, by' ; and " hear %my Prayer, byqiENT,, will likewise be periormed, The Geollelnen anti children t~f the Chapel Royal are orl!ered to 'attend and Mr. ENYVETT . fiaS (thrtiiigli the LORD CHAM4RLAI) received. AIAJittSTY'S 'COlllltvailti to aCcoMplity and direct this part of the sacred ceremony. Newfoontlland Papers from the 21st December to ale 12th J:tooary have been reeeive►l.+---L'he, following are extracts horn the Royal Gazette .of December 21 : " l'esterday'a interesting trial was brought to issue ist the. Supreme Court," in the cast 'of ( V. N. tirdiScocti, ksq. ('apt. of ii. M. sloop Drake r. DONALD LIE, the printer ,and pub lisher of The ilercao"e Joarryd, for a libel on the ebarsteter of the Plaintiff, contained in a Comoindieation 'in that •Paper last 'f hursday,:sigtied A Dreamer !"lhe damages Were laid at 250.1. The defendantAdmitied the libel, and put in a plea of justification, on the ground that Captain C;LAScoctt had caused to be published in TheSenquet, a certain at tide under the signature of ,‘ Malaprop,' tending to bring the family of the defendant intirridicuic.' Evidence was produced to spew that lie Plitititiff had beet, aecessarv,Po the publicAtion 'com plained of by the Defendant, and therfore the hitter thought himself entitled' io a ' (*diet, or 'at" Psisi to a Mitigation of dal:mgrs. The Jude, in summing up, stated the law on the question : that the article which (vaned the present cause of actin iibellons, he eat eitainn la &Atilt ; but it' would remain with the Jory to determine how far it had been pro-, %Poked by the previous conduct of the Plaintiff. Titer Jitry rC iircal for spurt time, and returned into Court, finding for the Plaintiff, damages 101. The CsUirt was exeeSsi‘•eiy crowd ed till the close of the trial;at'fire o'clock in the evening."' • The tc'gislature of 'Bermuda was convened on. the Ist of December.. life new Governor, 'Sir IVILLIAM opened the Session tilth a speech, of Which the tolimting:ts a part Prince Regent having been pleased to sandiftn; hr A recent Act, the still greater freedom of" tiiide and inter course biiteen this Colony and' the Continent of America, for great natjtmal - purposes,, for the beneftrof.thtl;uepire in general,...and,the important West India trade in parto-nliir,' by which, together with . the lim-eased esWilishment Of the Dien Yard and Naval . ' Arsenal, it. is lihely to become a great entrep6t Liefween .Creat.Britairt, America, and . the . \Vest Indies. It rests with ourselves and the inhabita'fits'of these ish to " - ive fttU *effect to These-graeitins inte '.ntions,and , to enstae their permanence hy.a liberal abet entiglitysi,ed policy, ict atrorttnig a nil, con tinning every facility to all vessels, of every nation eotering yoUr ports and liattmors - , by which vvc almost to tic render this colony the chief mart and em porium of the Western World." A cnrintis , circumstance occurred on Slim]Ay at'llaiket Lavington, Wilts. A per son named Jdoe ‘Vehb•attendett Divine Seryire, attired preeistly in the sqtne suit of mourning tut our kte Sovereign GEoItGE 111. as was wurts by her for Icing GEOBOB 41. T,lie singularity of its make rtirr<iced intuit notice fruga-l-spinst er-4sLauivi444l4,-11:04.6. !T , F;;; . • 'A& v From the LONDON GAZ:,TTE nrFcb. 12, 1820, the Court of. Carl►,o.o House, the 12th day (,f Felnuary, 1820. Present, The KINIG'S Most Excellent Majesty, Archbishop of Canterbury ; Lord Chancellor; Lord Presi dent, Lord Privy Seas, Duke of Wellington, Lord .Steward, Marquess of. Winchester, Earl Bathurst, Earl of Liverpool, FAIrl of Mulgr.tve, Viscount Castlereagh, Viscount Melville,. Viscount Sidruouth, Lord Charles Benlinek, Mr. Wellesley' Pole, Mr. Canning; Mr. Chancellor of the. Eichequer, Mr. Bathurit, Mr. Robinson. Whereas in the sAct of Uniformity, which establishes the Liturgy of the Church of England, provision is made for such alterations in the Prayers for the Royal Fatally as from time to time shall become necessary, and be directed by lawful authOrity ; his Majesty was pka . sed this day, in Council, to rkeclare his Koyal will and pleasures that in the-Prayer fur the Royal Family in the Morning and Evening service, the words " Their Royal Ili,haessts George Priace of Trales.,the Prin. efts of !rates, and," be omitted ; l'sat the same omission take place in that part of the Litany Or General Supp!cation in which the same words recur. • Thai in the title to the F:11.111 of Prayer tone used on the day of his Majesty's Accession to the Crown, the words " Upon eh, tecenty-lifih day ofOcloki r" be struck nut, ap:l the . words " Upon the tit'ent.vitinth' day of Jaattary" be inserted: That in the Prayer found in this Service fur the King, and Royal . fatnily, the words, "'rheir Royal 11:Aelitos.ves Gorge Prince of !rates, the Princess of Irales, and" be omitted. Anti his Majesty cloth strictly charge and command, that no edition of the . Common Prayer be, ft um henceforth printed, hut with this amendment; and that, in the mart time, till copies of such edition may be bad, all Parsons, Vicars, and Cutites, within this realm, do (for preventine. of mist:it:es) 'with the lien, correct and • amend all such Prayers in their Church Boobs, according to the aforegoing direction; and for the, better notice hereof, that hi, o, der !) r forthwith printed aid pablished, and sent th the several parishes ; ,ti►d that the Right Reverend the Bishops d. take care that obedience he paid to the same accordingly. • - JAS. BULLER, NEW .SHERtFTS. At rho Court at CRil'ou iitiuQe, tire ;120) of Fehroar.y, 1820, present, the KING'b Most 'll;:cel knt Majesty in SLIE . R . I rrs appointed by his NLOESTY ih Council, pr the yea; 1820. _ Burgtoyna, Of !.'..nt ton, Altabon taile,•Of - S;vidlow6,ld.plac , , E sq ; etlB:itighaToshire—Charlcs,Shavd,. of litii:erify 7 parti, Esq. Caalb' and 11-une—Tlvi;n4s Burgas, of Belswicity Esq. ('iiestOiesliiint;s France France, - of Esq. Rastilei4)l, of Men:o6lly, Esq. wolho - Lool—Wilfrid Lawson,:tif•Bia,too Roost!, Esq. i)erhysliite—FFancii.,MunoF, of MarteNton, Esq. Devons!)ire—ltobert linot, of Sia.bnry. Esq. DairerMOre--Thonins at Warmwell, - . E.1. Essex—sir Thomas ?:rave, of Dagtlarrl-P3rli, (il , i'ucesterstore—Sii• E. Bayntint S,inclys, of Aliserdenl P.lr 4, Baronet. Hetefordshire=Thdinas Perry, (;fEtrdislev-Pa - r.k,.Esq. -Hen far,lshire—Jobti Ear Nans . l)ttry, Esq. Kent—Sir Thomas Dyke, of Luilingstone, s Bart. tekest,r4bi-re—i.loilr* 4JL kr, of Little Pratling, Lincoriusbire—Win. 'Thomson Corbett, of Mihail), Eiq. •Nlottoiouttisbirt—Sif Kenlyft, of Nialp4s„ Norfolk—George Sztatuel•Kett,. of Brook, Esq. Nfirt bainptunsitite-- , John Cook, of 1 - tuoilturpc; FM.; ; ) Nortlitunbetla.)d.-,-Willitun Clarke, of Itentui. Howie, F.sq. Nottitigliamshire—sie Robert Clifton, of on,-l5"; - Oxfordshire—Tioonti•Fraier of Wooticot-iloost, Esti. . Rut la iilishire—Robert Shield, of - Wind, Eq. • Sttroviltire—:ThoatasTaylor,'of Efferfon, Surnerset.—G. M. Berkeley Napier, of East Pelthard; tsq. Stafr.)rdibirc—Moreton Wathorile, of flat Ite•rt,w, Southampton (County uf)—Jarnes 'Scats, of Rotherfielti- PArk, Esq. Sotlo!ii.G•Jorget; . .Phoni . as, of WuutThrltigc, Esq. Surre t —Hatches Trower, of United-Wuxi, 14:sq. . IlfiernJoh Wrivion, of Partily, - ;Esq,. , Warwiekshire-- , Cbristnpiter Rolyits Wren,'of Wroxball, Esq. Wittshire—Ambrose Goddard,. of , • Worettitersbire--Riellartl _Griffiths. of 'lhorngrove, Esq. Yorkshire—Henry . Vansitfart, of Kirk Leatlizitn,•Esq. SOUL 4 %VALES. carniariben—Ralph SteiihrdPentlerfon, of Llantlly, Esq Pci'alirol.4.----Natlianiel Stebech, Esq. CaiLligaif—; 4 lliiirV Itagers, Ght,oorgan—llittfaid litaketara c, of Velmilra, Esq. Urrctin—TTl)onias.Price, of flulith, Esq. R a duor—James Crutuiner;ot flurvey,:E,q. NORTH WALtiS.- . Nuglesey • —•••Robert Ltoyd; of Trt.iiptitiin; Esq. 7 . - Caroareon—Willialn Orm,by Gare t of Cleo u t ney, Esq. ,Nlr.riiiiieth—Tbotna.4 Fit2bugtS. twniheision, Es.q• Molit.cowery,-John Buckley W.illiarnes, Deorlth--;- , lblin 'Lloyd Sulisbrire; of OultrUytian, Esq. Flint—Jauies Knight., 4,1. • • • B INKRUPTS. %V. Suer, Oreenwicli, surreiuler•Vel). _l9, 26, and March 25, 4t eleveit, at Guildhall, lotidou, Attvrtiit:s, . • . Messrs. C. and It. Parber,Greentvich• - .. . . ! • W. Jones, Eastcheap, wine-merchant., Felt. 19, 2t1.• and March 25, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Richard- son, Golden-square. . It. Walton, Wood-street, Chcapsiee, hosier. .Feb. 21, 29, and March 25, at Sep% at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hayward, 'l'ook's -court, Chancery-lane.: • • T. Norris, Ramsgate, grocer, Feb, 26, 29, and March 25, at twelve i at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bowden, :11d, lnais bury. %V. 'Aitken Brown, Wentworth-place, .Mile-end,, brewer, Feb. 15, /9; and March 25, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Bennet t,Thlienhouse•yard. TA-tante, Bear-street, Leicester-fields,' wholesale, perfamer, Feb . 49, , 21i, andlilarc.n 25,••atleit,•at Guildhall. Attorney, Sly., Walls, Lower , Thortshaueb•street, BeilluLd-stmare. kk C. Kinnali•il, Yeti, HaStinzk, stisse:s; tailor', ,feh. , i,'.6, 29, ' and March 25, at fwelfe, at Gbiltlhall, 'London.' Attoriiies, Messrs. Bartlett and Beddome, Nicholas-lane, Lombard , street. . . . . ,• IL Oastler, Horsforth, Guisely, Totlshire,erv-salter, Feb. 28, March 7, and 25, at eleven, at the Curt lionse, Leeds. Attornies, Messrs. 'Pottle, Richardson, and Gaunt, Leeds a nil Potilt ry,• London.. • . ,. T. Napier, Hurst Mill, Wilts'oncalman, Feb. 17, at six, it, and March 'Rc• at ten, at the 'Wad; Bear Inn, De:sizes. Attilrisies; Mr: Tithy,A .evizes ; and Messrs. Ne.liersoic and Bar•euts, Essex•street,Strand, London. • W. , Marks, St. Michael's, Worcester, carver and gilder; 'Ma'rch 6, at six, 7, and 15; at twelve, at ,the• Iliare and 'Hounds Inn, Worcester. • Attorniks, Mr. Wett.sdwitie, Per-• shore ; and Messrs. Knight, Jones, and Knight, St. Jailors's- srlare, London. H. Piet ci y, Brighthelnistone, Sussex, Once,. Feb; 26, 21, arid March 294 isttwelve, afGuildhall. Attorney, 'Mr.illitchell, .1 - niumeourt, Old Broad-street, London, . , H. Bniinglirolie, Surinam, -merchant, Felt. ci(ci• 2g., • sail - March cy",, itt four, at the Norfolk Hotel, No,i wicli.• . Art Or-.... /lie's, Mess's. Swain,. •St eveus•,• Maples., l'eatise, and 1 Ittnt, Old Jewry, Loader ; anti hi r. Palmer, GreatVatttiout h.' '' .1. .N.Liuritl, New-street, Coventizarden, mercer,-Feb. 19,, • 9 . 6, and March 9.5; at ten, at . (3nildhull. Attornies, Messrs: Knight and Freeman, Bali ughall-street. . • • is , - i T. T. Smith, ltaposdon Crays, Essex, butcher, teb. ;9, 26, and. Marcli• 25, at. ten, at Guildhall, Louden.'. Attiorrtii:s. , NleSsis. -Mane and' Parry, Temple, London ; and ,Mcssts. Vanderzet and Shaw„BilleriTity, - Essex. . ; ••.i . . ' • 13. B. Tliiiiiias,.. elyriaimt is Dock, De. vonsliire,.beer bre.wef. Feb. ...?-t. 23, anti Makch 21', at elo•en; ;it V.`cakley i s 11niel, Ply'fflontli Duck, Altuvnies, Messrs; Dm lz e, (:hunch,. and Darl,e; ltd Lion-srptare, London; aid Mr. Titili, Plymouth D m li . • - • . ' .. • and .1. Cutlery, Goldsithney; Cornwall,' merchants, Feb. ,- .2, itt tke Star 'lnn, ''..'n. at 'the-Angel lon'and - Taacru, hod il.itcli 2.5,, at lets, at the !Aar 11111, 1105 1 1)11, 4,ornwiill, Atimpi r s, Nii , , FOl-I.tt, Tc.niple . „. I....c.tidnn; 4ml \'r. -- 14.ogets,. -••• k . ll,t,L i k, Co nsvitll.,' `. , ''' • -.-.'. , '..., . ....- •-,• - • - : . - : - -: _ , .......... , , ~ ., ,. ., . ........, ,z , ,,. e..........-,..a......7.......- : . ;;•. - -.,....;;%,,,•.,./..,;,;2,.... - -`' ''''''"-'-' '''''''''''''' - sfe W. Swan,New- street, e 1- Yon Tito, mariner, F. 15, es, and March at ten, at guild ' Attorney, Mr. Butler, Cornhill. An E.. Diekin3, E.yosford, Kent, draper, Feb. 19. gt 2'3; at etvven.at (;aiLdltall,- London , AttorneY), -• Carter, Lord Mayor's Court Office. $ t J. Endicott, sen, Exeter, builder. March 14, 15, an d e . 5, eleven, at - the Itotel; Exeter. AttOrtiies, Mr. Bretton, n 0 Broad-street. London ; and Mr. Bunton, Exeter. F. Dipper, Dipper,•lVorcester,lillt mercer, March 9, - 10, and 25 Zrt;- eleven, at the Pack. Horse Inn, Worcester. AttOrnies, Mr Edmunds, Exchequer Otter, Lincoln's Inn, Loudon; an d Wot cester. If T. Q'bson, Whitehaven, Cumberland, butcher, . Mar eb .; and 2f at eleven, at the Clobe Cockermouth. Attornituti Mr. ni rsi rOng, Statile lon, London; aitif Messrs. Nich'' and Thompson, Cocliermoit tit. - T. Gregson, Ormsl,ii k, Lancashire, vintner, March .1:1r31,t, six, 10, and 25, at eleven, at the Kines Arniqi Or n 't 0; Attoruies, Messrs. Blackstock and "ref Lun d`) • and Mr, IV - right, Ortaskirk - , .1. W. Ilayton, Greenfield, Holywell, Flintshire, an— Leasingliy, London, wire manufacturers, March 3,4, 811 " at twelve, st the White Horse Inn, Holywell.• Att Mr. Editionds, Exeltequet Office, Lincoln's Inn, and Mr. Gldfield, Iluls .cell. . D. Peach, Camberwell, merchant, Feb. 15, 2fi,. and • 25, at ten, at Guildhall. o titornies, Messrs. 130' 111 Tustin, ;New Bridge-street, illaektritli.s. • I (Dividends, &c. 'l4lporrow.) KISSING AT Illannixoi.--itt a large anti 11 ' seaport, in this Comity, it is eusiornary„ couple are marri, , d, tor - the minister to giv' !will reins - to the biide and bridentaids, at .the I ot the marriage ceremony. On tit- of these a siini a mitii,ter, who hart . 1101 litell lotig in novel ottl tar rucounter nonther ti an eight bride tad &even bt ideal —(Doncaster Paper ) NtgiANct-toLY ACCIDENT.—A melancholy " dent occnrreil racist t place (Lynoingtoo) Ftitltt'S''etening last. Mr. Stephen Raliheck , Officer of . the Ptevenrive Station at tior“-G'• being on the look-out for sinneglers, with a hands, in a four:oirett gig, Ott 13:4Aton Bat with a irea‘vy irk inn iii ti , the boat upset, 'A' the .rhree igen, ambled James Hall, H. C 1 1: Rod Tames Chitk, tinforturoitely petisht4: Itaisbeek provideniialtyesc4petl; atter being wards of halt an bonr in the water, at Ott on the shore'ialmost exhausted. Flail li,ts Ii wife and thtee children ; Cullen it wite and children ; anti Chrik a wife, to lainat' their —Their bodies 'were picked mtr a the folio"' day', and an 11:KpieS: h elti l,il dlcip, when :be returned a verdict of " Accidentally Drown They were this day b,tried in one'grave; atte , by the °lacers 'and 'ereWS ~Vthe Fin•rsr, Yorno Christchurch, Bourne, and Leapeßreventiveti and I,,ymingtonCristont-honse bohts,3B in o t in It is consolatory to add, the tintOrttlitat'e• - rne , i the best of eltaVaetets, and ••S'ei-e; di'stnlglitsbet sOhrrety and steady atrentinn their-drily. fat her . ot Hall arrived .here on the evening 9 1 1 accident, from Canterhory, aod on teaching ford the 16110 ing ninfn expecting to his son, 'the iirditi'ppy man •learnt the nielAP' tidings', and beheld bins a corpse f--(Lynn)!' 1.1 ) • On Thitilday last, his' ititeellency`the A',`T CA a !the 'Spaoisli Ambassador, Central SOsool9 in the 1301-o, , rh-toodp .111 01 . , a careful inspection of the system alcni.tel' the British and Foteign Schont'Saelety;"lC eeVency Was pleased "to"0 - .Xpress - his r sitiSfaction with ' the nteilvod ot sttnction. El is Exrellency was ,o)(l.4ccci ,paypartictilar attention to the Btiti,ll air ot teaching; from 'the:success ••WitiCh trtiiied in Sp4lo, .whett it was introduced by Kearney, at . iNlatir;(l, in ISIS. The prow& the Ci) , ldt en under that Gentleman engaged attention oi the King, Who WaisLpleaie& to `rite i iidorstion throughout , the kiug,duat Rh al Protlatoatiott. IMPORTANT INFottmATloN.. l 4:Fronf calcu jd 'by 'thitolteg•e•6l PaySiclAns-;• iet , s .it tide annually. in - Great of,,C o p .t uattP . and at least 10,000 in London. The tale WI •Ttrobill!, E.g. a very itigeniOtis 'Sttrgeotti titine'd that 'every 20 It person, was. roptaire". ompkvintst are truly 0.1 - attniug .to ever' ‘st - bo odes the ie.4bl exertion. It inetedible the - number 'that suffer trot)) tst!''' iii ease, by iitirroperty treated. It .Itn.ftetirtiotitsittoes itufricen.Dr.Coopan eminent Physicians: aud Surgeons, of at let , y e ars' experience, to form a Medic; - ,kl;;;l4r=r I Since the 1 1: stabIishritent'untvardi of 3 (l o °' -tients have -been cured without ..many . ot the m after hospitals had failed. Messrs. COOPER and • Co. - are 'ctinstilte Woodstock-street, ()xtord-strect ; and a t. lottetlettse; Great Charlotte-street,: opitosi' Rev. Rowland [Jill's, tinily, from eight till ,: iNlechat4ics have advice gratis every evenin g ' .• six till - eight anti on Sunday litotnirigi tit )/ ** RUPTURES of 30 years standing rail ,cured 'coniioenlent. •* • • 0 ll* There ii're) ; )rivate . ti" Ors' ilt . ekicif lion` privairiooms for Females. .Tire Atiricted ',would do well •(0 `lossr§.ro-opeta and .Ca's Lecures .09 two DiiTase.s,ipubli,lied at UlleShillifig, FititCYY; 22,--13iaclariars-fO.Ol. They. will prove. 115.efirk to young Practitioners. 111R11-1. On Saturday nwrning, .tfie . , 12th inst. th . e. "Lady of Merovelliu, Esq. sit a son. MARILLED. . . 0;1 Saturday last, tt St. Cliurch, Gurtis, of Beaconsfield,. of. Newpor t. Leicestel : Sfittarr.. ()ti tiatnrilay. the 12th '• inst..- at St"— (}eOrgeN, squt,iyv, by the Bev. J. (;ri•vilie, A 11. omas FLO" . of tile [Liu. Conip.,;l;'s Civil .Service , to Miss Ell;uc, Cove' fight. ~. • ':'-•,.. Leasingby, London, wire manufacturers, March 3, 't, ." - • e e, V ! 1 % , at twelve, dt the White blunt. lon, Hotvweil. Attern''•i•i ~- si s t er; Mr. Editionds, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's Inn, Lontior", ''.' 'c, . and Mr. Oh.lfield, l'lOlN well. , rc ti :0 '''i , I). Peach, Camberwell, merchant, Feb. 15, ta - ,. ar.d No'„a, •-:,;(lift,, 25, at ten, at Ouiltihall. Attornies, Messrs. 80' 111 3- ..,' 1 , 11;,,: 11, : , TaSdit, iNelA' liritlae- street, Biaektriri.-s. - (Dividends, &c. 'itliriori.s.w.) 4 .1.1 1• t i . lio pe ICISSING AT VlifiDlDScii.--iti a large and 11°tet '1 ' , ' .'',1' .111 '. , 1); seaport, in (iris Comity, it is ension)Ki.y,. tchrl i 7 ,.•, -'the e , cottple are married, tor the minister !o gi ve a- ''t . _ e ', . , a_i z , !will rein - to .the &tide and bridemaids, at .the li ß) ' i ''. , of the marriage ceremony. On t it- of these oc c' .;;'''. ` n', . t r ; - sii.ns a mini,ter,, who L'ad not liten long in 11 ' 1 : , .:jPrie: novel pr,tttii..e, Hui to riteotinter with 0,,..1eti, ' ' . .; "I a 1 nonther ti an eigritt-4 bride “i'.(l seven blidt:1113i!"!l, . '. "i1 ." 1 A date; —(Doncaster Paper ) . : k at "e; MEIANCHoLY ACCID.ENT.—A melancholy o cc : l iot '- th a t' ll " , (lent oc en; rt;tl [ie., this place (Lviiiingron) ` ; 'fi; r only ; Fein'( Itch last. Mr. Stephen Ralitteek. u l ': ' '' l . 4 "f,: 1 1 41 % Officer of . the l'teventive Station at fit i r“-eo" 6 .!' I: , a(' : .. .., int 1 hem 4 oitthe look-out for sinneglers, with ti'' -, ' ii' . ',qui . hands, in a four =oared gig, Ott Beckon 130 911) ::. i 4 ‘vith a lrea‘ey SiN towline, the hoar 'upset, ''' 64 :"., the three igen, nained James flail. H. Cti ll ,: i l : ' ' ;. .e.: ~,,l x„,,,es Chit k , unfortunately pet ishe4; •''''',' Sr., , ltaisbcck provideniialtyesc•ipetl; alter being '''',.. . '..' R ,w . 1 wards of halt an hour in the water, anti iltro'''. % .? ,1 Ift ' on the shore'ialm h ost exhausted. 11,11 . L s 01 , - .11 Muni, wife and three eltiltiren ; Cullen a vrite and fi' • Tr -----. children ; and Clat'k a wife, to lainat' their-F'sB,. , - ., 4 sv., —Tiicii: bodies 'were picked :or oi . the follo" .1; ( 1 /' ',%1 .1.1 olity', and At) 11:(11,e5: /wit: iiii 1,114.1) ) , VI; b e ll ;mar i 1 : - ;1 . , . ' fi r th 1 " returned a yerniet of " Accidentally Drownerht., . ~,Y si: They were this day b,ti'ied inone'grave; atteolif'.' Mien,:"...)lt'" k'Y 1 k ( - ) tncer s . " 111 'cr . ('% of the Florsi,YorfAno''!!. -, ChriSteltufeh,lloortie, and LeapeltreventiveL f ' 3l; ' .: "--- and I.,yliiiligtolllCtiSlMll-honse hohts,3B i n o o t nik'' f. '' It is consolatory i 0 Ada, the lii):(iritih.it'e . 'rile') I '', ) n m .: 1 NA the best of eltai'aetets; and ~ r e. i - e ; tiFstinglitslte d : l - ' . 2 ' ;14 ,t ,• Irli sOhrrety and steady' iitrentiowtO their-doty.. ` i . : :ik ' failier . ot. Hail arrived .here on the evening of ;it 1 ‘ '... p I 'i , ' accident, from Canterliticy, and on teaching ;') ,:. '' st , 'it, ford the ftilloWing nicitneng, expecting - to til e ) ' ,sh l . '7' ''. I .' ‘ hl,l sOlt i the itillitillily mall learnt the en e l,l,llW; ~' ''Catit' -i tidings', and beheld him a corpse I . (kymi..".o 4 ' l ` )l- ' ~•:•;''..., 41: c ‘ V '' ' Y t i l t Feb. 1.1 ) • . ....,:„ 4 ii , :. ,, i , On Tharsclay last, Iris ' Eiteellency`the -. 'l) ,,l ' e l ' i •:-',.. At Pi d ,l t. SAN CAR i;itis, !the 'Sp/M4ll Ambassador, %isil O r : ...,..! ..:',. v,t) Cerlit li' SOiol/19 ill the lioronrh-tood, . * p 1. (1,! ,1'- ' +''. B as ta a cart furl inspection of the system a10r.t.t. 01 , - ',: ) .:4 ,',:' hj h e the British and Foteigo SchoOr Soelety; "Lis ''.:',' .- 2:'; (',k i n it eVittCy Was pleitscd"to" . o - .Xpiss - his c ostri";:, 4 ' , k i n sitiSfact ion with ' the lir Ctish met.od of 1 % 1 j I'm , ; ilea!, ; stiocttoti. If is Ext•ellency was ,Loti,ucey „ A t• at NI ay particular from to the Iltiti!,li• tnetwi'il , 4 ir"rei of teaching; front *the fblICCeSs •A . vhicit it bag 1 !;,': 4 'Aig,,, 7 tHiiied in st,h), when it was introduce:lbl 04 '3 ..,-: ' ~-114, Kearney, at . Alailrni, in 1818. 'The prow O i l l :.i- 'side the Cit , lthen tinder that Gentleman engaged L; .'"-: ' L - it e i s th ' attention 01 the King, %;,hos ‘s'aisLitleaied; to 1. 111/ 'a ''''' ''', e t her rite its - adoption throughout , the. kiit..doto b,4 . . ;''..,. i - ,'ri rp 4 •••'...' .. • - If Rnyaf Protlaniation. , , .. ~ / o f IMPORTANT INPOItMATiON„. I ;:FriIin' caictil , ' F ' , ,-, . 4 it,,% ‘1 11 , tiy'th - e - COltege.6l PaySielans - ;• oti it, , s'ilsan'i t i i .. '':,' ',',' 1 "0" s -J die annually in 'Great . I ,3iitaiu ot,,C o pt,tinti'"„ - ifit -1;..' - ..t..i n and at least 10,000 in Lodon._ The late Wi ll i jfi ‘r , ' ... : it \ , l ll .Ttirnhitll, 1t;.(1. a very iitgeniOns 'SttegeoPi '"p ...:.i ;)4;41:4' !mined that - every 20 h person , was. row:tired: i t, ..... i s .t t: . , lg .;. These tompLints' are truly 0.1 - arming .to evell.tjti : ,'$ :1 1 I th ' t di eidtrat w-1 . 10 Illes tbe ieabt exertion. it I' 4 ,''''ir‘, ', .' , ' ` , ;:, i ' inetedible the - number 'this( Suffer tt . nin it - t ;, ' 4 4! . ..:: 1 ' gq , i ni;ease, b'Y ' tieing ' iinreoperty ' treated. • ir ` I ' Ai <,::::: At i r d 4W i t' AilUi•C'tirtintitstitties iinhseed.Or.Coopica to .s ' AO ''''' ' y o % eminent i'llysiciam sod surgeons, of at ieti sf .. 11 ::: \ ' , ant e ' Y" T s' rxPe t tictice, to forma Medie;',l 1;;;Iirtl) ;' ~;. r broa; / since the establistiructit'iiiitvarili o 0 3fl 14)0 ( Y tc! ' ..t):' -rictus flame been cured .without contil,etuel 4' '. o n t ; ) .tnany . ot them after hospitals had failed. : t ~ etri e ,, Messrs. CooPeß. and • Co. are 'consolteil'' i' ,!,- ''', th t l A Woodstock-street, ()ford-street ; end et' 0. tY . ' l ,i I' v r v,.?, lotteilense; 'Great Charlotte-street , : 1 1. C. ' '' l ',) ' ';' Rev. Rot iiiirs, daily, from eight till e'• , Y'.. ,''t } - i l I Mechanics have advice gratis every erenitg.l- .. .. , '''' l ! ) ?,i six till - eight ; and On Sunday titorningi .uo l r .;., .'' . t (-"l l" o't•IO( k. if i ' ' e 41 ~ • , kt, *** RUPTURES of 30 years standing rati'l , . s ..- 'WIN ...„; -44, cured wiffiniti 'confinement. , e ve t z - ty. *l:* There Wre'PrivatedoOrs' it ttich tiati 4 ell A , t 'eilit , ' i; ,-. Aleit s priyateiooms for Females. fq v ':- '. c 'ttr a u . N. B. :Fite Athicted :,would do well ( 0 r '':, ."- ~ /4:- / , ,\lossrS.rooPeta and Co",. Lectures . vik two Y f' `:: '' eito r t , Vailing Dkeases., , pubii,beti at nue - shilling, bfit)9:','. ' ' 1t41 ".. e ' Harvey; 22,-.l3laelstriars-rnail ; . `.lltey. will ''', 7 l' .: ...' 4 6 - 4 1 . h, ' , trove useful to young P: . f! ' 1 It ql 1 .:. i , le:! TI / j 7 . • i ' ‘ V Ab ~. . -. .. ~. . . 81R.14-l. fl. ~ i, ,„ efp-.• On Saturday morning, .tl4 1 2th lust. Ilic 'Lady O f :i A -' , U ttliw Mereweilicr, .Esq. of .r - sou. ____-- ,-. 1 . ~,11 • ~- , %1JN1 - --- _ --- • 0. , , . t ( Z rli4 . . ... •. 1 1 ;PAIIJ,E11. 0.: Saturday last, at • Si . ..l;i'ille'i•; Church. -PicrailillY'tiet , . tod.' ‘ ‘, - ,:' GurtiN; of Beaconsfield ; Co Mi rs Niolio, of. Newpor t ' s ,;,,' • . 1% SI '," 4 . fil a t , • ''. : `l ,"3 Leicester : square.. (Sri Sit 14 rilay. the , 12th'. inst..- at 'til".,.(}eorge's t 1-'',`" t at. • • lii ' i t t l ':' NtliPrV, li' the Itev../. C;ri•vilte, .\ , '.l. Troonas 1 , 1,0"'„!0,ir o 'l 1.. '::: A.tt ,-;': of tiie [Vol. Easi'lodta conio.l:l,'s civil .sfervice , " -- ;,,10" i .-. 4 g e -s -1 s 7, eitith!iollnclst, to.Nlis Eliiut', Vriil- hill, lV,:*t Cowc" ;;;:,/ 1 ',:s„' 'l''':i t i ' s n • Wight. _______----"'".': ... • Ii Li - _ i • , - ;i k , '''' •• \ lari!''' (hi S.iturday; the 511, :u.A., at Godifard-hall,near -r o tir - ' , 4 1,. ; 136\,. - , NlO, Stirling, wiihr.s. of the late 'flwtu-as Sgirlin- s ', 'E sq. ' .l . 'il ... i 'l . l „L \ ' ' ' '''t . sit - , latter place. 4 PIT- . % ''i '" ll 'iril 4,1 t., his .fathei's, in. Pereeval-street,,azed 21, i'vo.",) :4 , ,,, e - . . 1 -lx‘vi Hone.. brother to Nrr. Williaiii'llcie,. of tutle,ate - 1111 • . 104' 0 1 ~, i ,'', ' y - ‘\l. Vultlayt'fitilsdit, Kit.fally sudden. :,t1 ,rtts .s.-eat, Mati"c e , e , ~,-• ..1 (.)'ri -Sl,lol,slkirv,. Th,0111:1S Knight, licq. one of the Ma r '',. P C.tr. 4,. : :''','''f-pa. the Livertimil 'Theatre, land foilliMV , A mach -gdini" . ' h . '‘‘ ' A:1 i.,''l ,ri f, I WI; &an, I,t yoven•t•garden, London. LONDON: Printed try .1. B. CARSTAIRti,. of No- , /13 , lit;,/ ., • . '''' a 0 oruinuit:Ati,et; telneen,siiiiiire; and publish-v( 1 ,1,`,,,, 7 1 4 • ,-'.,.' "I'a . S(ltiPl', of trio. 7, South mutton-street; at I 1 0 0i, e , ."•',,,' .4 Office, No. 112, Striiwiti 'ef , iPure ;Wiwi tisenient i t • •• • .2 ;- '''' l- ' Letters, Rfe tl'o4t-frail4l-ratist hp 3,.litreserd c i, -, --