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The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-08

THE ROYAL MARINE MMLLERY.

This corps, so eminently distinguisheol by its
success inArar, and its discipline in peace, was
reviewed and inspected near its Head-trailers, at
Fort MonektOn, tin Friday hs't, 'l.))i Major-Gene-
rOl Sir 11 F,NRY Commandant-in-
GUir4 of all the. Marine Fortes: Ilaving-. per.
torined ths .evolptions prescribed for bn:salioo
service, with admirable precision, they brought
nut their brigades rif light artillery, and went
through the 'ortanceityres i“Lipted' th:this
branch ot the. service, in a ,mahtter
tall forth the highest eologitim pi) their Co!ninalid
log Officer, Lieut.-Colonel Sir Liu:Hakim tVIL.
K.C.B. add all the Officers, tioo-conimis-
sioned officers and soldiers, of ti blclt tilt)? ale

Culp

Atter the Review, a sumptuous dinner was
given by the Officers of the 'Marine A rtiOvi y Mess,
to the Revietving General att,i staff, J. W.
CBoKER, Esq. M. Major-Gvvirrell ‘IIILLIAWS,
Lteut.-Colonti Sir ROBE.RT STI LE, Kut and
K.C.S.; the Heads of Caips, Cutout's of regi-
°awns, Ste.

The following, toasts hating been drank with
respect and due feeling,
"The King ;" " The Prince Regent;" " The Queen and
the Royal F4only;"- '' Duke ,of York, al d the Army;" " Duke
of Clarence and the Navy ;" "'['he Duke of Wellington;"
66 1,0111 Viscount Melville, and. the Board of Admiralty;" and
" The Reviewing General ;"
The President, Sir RICHARD Wit.t.tams, cave a bumper
toast—" The Member fur the litirough of Athlone."--(Great
applause.)
When Mr. COOK ER rose amid said,

Mr. President and Gentlemen—The Member for the Do-
rough of Athlone' has the honour, to return you his best
thanks, and begs to assure you,- that the marks of kindness
you hare been pleased to confer npuff hull -hall never be for-'
gotten by the Secretary of the•Maniraity.:-(Shuuts of Hear,
hear! and continued applause.)
Major-General Lord'Howard, of Efiingbam,and the Ga-
rrison of Portsmouth;" .• Viscount Exmouth, Admiral Thorn-
borough, and the Ships at be Port;" '' Lieutenant-Colonel
Sir. Hobert Steele, and lire Odie.ers a the Cnrps, who distill.
guished'themselves in the PerrinStriae War,"
Sir it. SZEkIi.E returned thanks. for the' hOnour conferred
upon his friends and himself, and congratulated the Nlarine
Artillery on .the auspicious •circumstances under which they
were assea bled.—(Applause.) - -
." Majorglent"rat tVilliains, and the Portuunuth Division of
Ronal Marines. _

-.71 ; -91:ijoi-Generalltturnetftivanks.for hiniSelf, and for
his Division.

Tie Officers appeared let the full dress of their.
Frew uniform, which is considered remarkably
handsome ; viz. blue, with scarlet facings, laced
wit h

The morning after the Review, Sir RICHARD
IVILLIANs Fort ;814mckt4n Plyin urh, to
itbspect a part of the Mamie At 'May, claing dirty
in that Garri,nn. •
London, England, 1817-09-12

FEVER IN IRELAND.

DUEL/N SEPT. 9.—There was a meeting of the
Physicians of Dublin yesterday, at which the
health of the metropolis became a subject of con-
sideration. The general report was, that Dublin
itself does nest present more than the ordinary cases,
of the common t ever at. the present period; that
there have lately been found symptomS of the
provincial disease an►ongst persons arrived frum
the country, who have been sent otl to the hos-
pitals ; but that nothing has yet appeared in the
general health of the city calculated to excite
apprehension.. Some of the Gentlemen who at-
tended, spoke of instances of very considerable
illness, produced by mete alarm, which bad fallen
under their observation. Many persons having
only slight colds, or affections of the bead of
stomach, have imagined themselvo delivered tip
to the horrors of contagion. It was, of cour,e,
the general impression, that all exaggerated state-
ments, and every thing having the slightest ten-
dency to produce illusions of this nature, should
be carefully avoided.

The Times of this (jay contains an article from
Sheerness, which appeared in THE SUN of yes-
terday, and has staled it to have been taken from
a " Kent Paper." We can assure our Rea,!ers
that it came to us in manuscript from an old Cor-
respondent, and The Times Inuit have known that
it appeared in no Paper but THE SUN. Ai we
always acknowledge the sources when we derive
original articles from other Public Prins, we are
surprised that The Tithes should not do t Ire .same
(at least on the present occasion), as it (10,2 s not
seem in general to be in want fit. of iginal nuttier.

The Poi NCI; REGENT remained at sea on Wed-
nesday night, when a hoot lauded letters from his
Royal Highness for the friends to whom he is
accustomed to mite; but another boat, ordcryd
to carry supplies to his Royal Highness, mi,srd
the course of the yacht, which ►►• as out of w.ight
from shore, yesterday 1110111 i ng , and remained sn
at two in the afternoon. Site is supposed to have
stood over to the French coast, of which the wea-
ther will permit his Royal Highness to take a
a survey. This excursion forms a new era in the
life of his Royal 1--ightiess. lie never before
slept a nig-ht off English ground.

We understand that the acconchement of the
Princess CHARLOTTE Of WALES will take place nt
Marlborough House. The commencement of the
intended repairs is, of course, postponed ; but
some additions will, in the mean time, be tuatie to
the furniture. Buckingham House has not been
tendered to her Royal Highness upon this occa-
sion.—(herald.)
The Pcinee OfORANGS arrived at Paris on Sunday
evening last, .
London, England, 1817-09-12

CLASS

2,377, Prizes of L 20,000- A, soid by Sivewright and Co.
2,577, - 20,000, B, -laz..rd and Co.
N 0.617,
617,
41 4,
• 42-i,
_

Ttekets and Shares for the Neve Grand Lottery
are novv on Sale. at the Contractor's Offices, 7,
Cornhill, and 26, 0)(4)rd-stied ; .the Scheme con-
tains 7,100 Numbers, Six Prizes 0120,0001 i an,l
will continence on the 7t'► of November.

' LATE FIRE 'AT 'THE 'MEDICAL BOARD.---The
fire %Odd) broke out at Messrs. Coorsit's and Co.
Surgeons, Charlotte•street, Blackfriars-road, was
caused by a spark frimi a lamp- the footman held
when shutting up the front parlour, about nine
o'clock. In this room were kept medicines, me-
dical library, account books, instruments, &c.
most of which were destroyed, with the valuable
furnittire, anatomical drawings, preparations; large
bronzed figures, anti a deA containing upwards. of
501. 'in notes. It may seem miraculous the
flames, ~ihichfilled the room and evegburnt the
floor, did not extend Naha ; tlie circumstances
which prevented so serious a' catastrophe ought to
be known :—When the ;Medical Board was est -
}Wished ,a secood or dcinble door,eovered with b-!aize,,
was, for the sake of secrecy, fixed to every room,
and those doius Were nearly air-right, this and
the judicious crourst pursued, on discovering the
fire, saved the premiSes. One of the Medical
Gentlemen returning about twelve- o'clock, per-
ceive() the room in flames, instantly secured the
double door, gave the alarm, called up his daugh-
ter, and all the servants. Several Gentlemen kind.
ly lent their aid, who were furnished with buckets
filled with water from the reservoir, these were
thrown into the room through a hole made in the
hall door, until the fire was extinguished. - Had
it not been for this caution and skilful manage-
ment, the whole of the extensive'pre'mises would
have been destroyed, and the young Lady, Coach-
man,
fire tact
ffii t
other
cd
servants,
ae must have perished, for
if the the stair-case, nothing
could have saved them from the devouring ele-
ment. We hear the Medical Practiee has not:
been in the least retarded, as all the other apart-
ments'were immediately appropr;ated for the ac-
conimodation of patients.
London, England, 1817-09-12

iigigkirON.; '861:. ii ..

the Attie Weather lia's atfiticted iiumbless
Qisi—
tots to !his part of th-F cbaSt In all the approaches
to the New Forest, ytin See caiririges Of all de-
scriptions ; and since the dei;6l 11;cs been broken
tend lie military Withdrawn frotri this !dare,
All the lodgings havebeeti let. Moss of the fami-
lies who have Constant 'residences iii this part of
the county, have been at Inime all the summer,
,hich has enlivened the place very tilde!). Not
less than seventy private dose carriages are kept
in this town and neighbourborid. On Monday
last, the Members of the Gentle Men's Club hall
their bespeak at our Theatre; was eve!'
attent.led. Yesterday, Miss HUGHES very kindly
performed Adela in the HatiOed TUri!er, for the
benefit of Mr. G. PetesoN. In the rourse of the
evening she sung several songs, which were much
admired, iind deservedly applauded. Mr. and Mrs.
SttELDoN, from the Theatre-Royal, PortsniOtilh,
pet formed for the first time at Theatre, last
night, as Lewis and Lady Elinor, and were very,
well received. We give the Manager of this
Company great credit for his anxious endeaVours
to gratify the public, and we have no doubt but
lie will continue to receive their support and ap-
probation.—The establishment of a Post-Office
Packet at this place, for Yarmouth in the isle of
Wight, is a great public convenience. It brings
the wester n end of the island within a day's post
of London, and enables persons coming, front the
westward to pass through the Island to Ports-
mouth, in much less time than in going round by
Southampton and Fateham.—The packet leaves
Lymington at half-past ten in' the morning, and
returns from Yarmouth at three in the afternoon,
in time to meet the London Coaches. It is con-
templated to establish, next summer, a Coach
from Yarmouth to Newport, to leave the former
place in the morning, and to return in time for
the packet for Lytnington in the afternoon. There
are at present coaches from Newport to Ityde
daily; and the Hyde Post-Office Packet leaves
that place in the afternoon, in time to save the.
night coaches from Portsmouth to London,
London, England, 1817-09-12

HASTINGS, SEPT. 10.

The welcome return of fine weather, which has
continued invariable since 'the colet»encement of
the present month, sheds a constant ray of gaiety
and happiness on this crowded and highly favour-
ed watering-place. As the season advances so do
the arrivals increase ; and, extensive and rapid as
the improvements have been for the last few years,
it appears almost impossible to furnish adequate
accommodations, or keep pace with the ardency
of the visitors to possess them.
The irresistible attractions of Hastings as a
watering-place are too well known to be repeated ;
and, while it combines in so eminent a degree the
charms of a picturesque and cultivated country,
romantic hills, delightful vales, and rich planta-
tions,—these, united to its superior recommenda-
tions for sea-bathing, must ever render it, to the
lover of true pleasure, as well as the votary of
health, an object of desirable retreat.
The Librarie3 and Assemblies maintain their
accustomed inilliancy and interest, and the walks
and rides present each day additional novelty,
gaiety, and an increase of admirers. The Jens
continue to be hourly visited with the arrival •of
families and individuals ; for whom, however, it
is almost impossible to fine HCCOrnmodations.
Among the most distinguished of our arriVals
e

The Earl of Liverpool, the Lord Bishop of Bristol, the
Lord Bishop of Quebec and fatuity, Sir Sand Lady Cotterell
and family, Lord Viscount Chawynd and family, Lord and
Lath. De Lazouche, It. Cartwright, Esq. M.P., Lady Sowers,
Sir 11. hirers, Sir F. Shuckhurger, Mr. Fuller, late M P.,
Major and Mrs. liart, General and Mrs. Brown and family,
Sir William and Lady Jones, Colonel Diamond, Hun. Mrs.
Edgecumh, &e.
_ _

The stay of the Noble Elrl of LIVERPOOL did
not exceed two days, his Lordship being on a
tour. During his sojourn, howeer, lie visited the
beauties of the place, and expressed the highest
gratification and delight. On his arrival and de-
parture lie was greeted with a merry peal of bells.
The Dukes of MONTKOSE and BuccLEucn, the
Eml and Countess of ASHBURSHAM, and other
noble and distinguished visitors, Ire daily. ex-
pected.
London, England, 1817-09-12

DOVER, SEPT. 8.

Amongst the late arrivals and departures at
PAYN'S Yotk Hotel, are
To France—Lord Dormer, Miss Portman, Mr. Mrs. and
Miss Jones, the Earl of Beverley and suite, Charles Davon,
Esq. Sir Jennison and Lady Gordon akti suite, Mr. and MrS•
Beckering, Mrs. Brune Pridecant, Miss Courtenae, Miss
Stuart Courtenay, Miss Blake, Mrs. Banks, the HOn.. Mr.
and Mrs. Cochrane and suite, Colonel Beekworth, Mts. Mel-
lish, Mrs. Chapman, Mr. Mellish, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Alex-
ander, Lady Grant, Mrs. Savage, Mrs, WW'e•tbrook and fa-
mily, the Hon. Lieutenant-General Sir Lowry Cole, ;11 r.
Stewart, Mr. and Miss Bagot, Mrs. Cummings and family,
Sir John Thelluson, Mr. Thelltison, Lieutenant-Colonel
Spearman, and the Hon. Edward 'MI/ nton, Lady, and suite.
To Lou do,,—The Duke and Duchess of Argyle and suite,
Mr. Montague and stun, George Eysten, F,sq., John Cowell,
Esq., Mr. and Mrs. Parry and family, Colonel Dalmer, TVs.
Vernon, Esq. and Lady, Mr. Holford, Henry Oxendon, Esq.
Sir 'rhomas and Lady Stevenson, LOrd Falmouth and suite,
Karl Cowper, family, and snite, Captain DawLios, Sir Ilenry
Clinton, Sir William Clinton, Captain Kelftick, Sir Frederick
Henniker, Colonel Kelly, Colonel and Mrs. Ramsay anti fa-
mily, Sur John Walsh and stuo. Henry Greenly, Esq.. Captain
Snnt 11, Captain Baron, nod Captain Iryar and Mr. Page, 4th
Dragoons.

\UMBCR oriKNOWN VEGETABLES.-The num-
ber of plants yet known amounts, according to
the calculation of Baron Vol.) Elumnut,T, to 44,000,
of which 6,000 ate agan►ons, that is, plows which
have no sexual organs, such as chaMpigiionS,
lichens, &c. Of the remainder, there are fount)
_

. _
lu Europe
In Ihe I,.inpccate regions of Asia
In Equitioxial Asia and the adjacent Islands
In Africa

in temperate regions of America in hob hemispheres 4,1:00
Iu Etitinfoxial America
lu New Holland and the Islands of the Pacific Oftcan- 5,000

38,000

ROWING MATCH OF 1000 MILES IN 20 DAYS
AT MILL-WALL, PoPLAa.—Gyngell fiaislied bis
sevcath day's task at seven o'clock on Wednesday
evening, having ro%ved that day 51 be
commenced his eighth day at six o'clock yesict-
day alumina, and at five'in the afternoon. he-Led
completed 40 miles.
London, England, 1817-10-01

DREADFUL EFFEci 6 OF JEALOUSY..

On Tuesday, the 23:i of September, about nine
o'clock in the evening, as Mrs. Jane Prevost, of
Richmond, was taking knve of a young than,
known. by the name. of Ueorge Mills, or as he now'
calls himself, George Mills Margesson, Who was
paying his addresses to her, and who had just
-supped with her at her house, he suddenly drew
a dirk, which he • had previously taken out of a
tuck-stick, and with. violence scabbed her under
the left breast, at the same time exclaiming, with
a laugh, " 1 have clone for yoti." The blade re-
mained in the wound till she pulled it out her-
self, when she immediately tainted from loss of
blood. _Her servant, seeing what was done, ran
into the street, crying " Murder ;" and in a mo-
ment the house was filled with her neighbours.,
who secured Mills, and delivered him into the
custody of a constable. At first,.from are great
effusion of blood, the life of Mrs. Prevost was
thought to be in imminent danger, but - strong
hopes are now entertained of her recovery, as it is.
ascertained that the instrument, which had been
sharpened for the purpose, fortunately took an
oblique direction, turned-, perhaps by the bones
of her. stays, and consequently did not enter so
deeply as the mark'of blood on .its blade at first
induced all to suppose. On Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Prevost was able to give her demisition, when the
Rev. Dr. Sampson, of Petersham, attended for
that purpose ; and• having taken her information,
together with those of some other persons, and
having examined Mills, who said that his inten-
tion was not to give Mrs. Provost a mortal wound,
but only such a one as might disable her front
keeping the appointment which she had made
with- a Gentleman of Chelmsford, Dr. Sampson
fully committed Mills to the gaol at Newington,
to take his trial at the next Assizes for the coun-
ty of Surreys. It seems that jealousy was the
cape of this dreadful act, Mills having the day
preceding intercepted a letter addressed by Mrs,
Prevost to a person at Chelmsford. Mills is only
seventeen or eighteen' years old, Mrs. Prevost at
least twenty-five.. She has entered into recogni. '
tance to prosecute.

It appea.rs by a notice in the Gazette, that Li-
verpool is to be lighted with gas, as soon as an
Act of Pedlar-nett can be obtained tor•that purpose.
A light-house has been lately erected on Mutton
Island, Galway Bay, and according to a notice in
the Gazette of last night, its light is to be exhi-
bited on the 25th of Ocrober. The Hight is to be
a bright red.
London, England, 1817-10-01

For PROVINCIAL JOURNALS, see our Last Page.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, Dnuar-LANE.—The Suipicious Husband :
Ranger, Mr. Stanley; Clarinda, Mrs. Glover. After which,
The Cublcr,of Preston.
NEW THEATRE ROYAL, EN01.1514 OPERA-HOUSE.—FirsfPer-
fibrmaiwr—The Adopted Child : Michael, Mr. Bartley;
Clara, Miss Lore. After which„ls He Jealous ? Second
Performance--Matriniony. After which, Wanted Go-
verness: Principal Characters by Mr. Bartley and Miss
Kelly.

MAILS.
ARB/YED-1 Guernsey and Jersey, I IV:sterford. DUE—I Hol
hula, 1 Outtenburgli, 1 Hamburgh.

PRICF:
Tilts DAY AT Tv
Rank Stock, shut
3 per Cent. Red. shat
3 per Cent. (.ions... Blii
4 per Cents. shut
5 per Cent. Navy Ann. 10,61 i

N STOCKS
IV EINE o CLOCK.

Bank L. Ann. shut
India Bands,... 725. pi,
Each. Bills, .225. gds. pr,
CMIS. fur Account

'EYTON, Stock-Brolier,
ill, and 18, euvcntrs-street.

2, Conill

HIGH WATER AT LON DON HIUDGE TO-MORROW,
Morning, 8 minutes after 6. I Evening, 33 minutes after -6,
London, England, 1817-10-01

THE LOTTERY.,

SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY TITOttS.AND POUNDS
• • • ONLY 7.100 NITMII.,3S, ••
NEAI:LI"rWO PRIZES TO ONE BLANK,
And the Chasiec of One Number obtaining the immense Sum
of EIGHT THOUSAND POUNDS. • . -
.1-anti .1. SIVEWaIGuT solicit the public Ht-
- • tentionio•the greatly improved prineioe of Lotteries,
•w(nch they were the first to establish; whereby, with a dimi-
nution in the price of th Ticket, and an increase in the
4inount of the Money distributed in Prizes,. the Value of the
Chance to every l urchaseris very considerably enhanced.
Htt attentive perusal •of the Schente wilt show that the
Value of each Ticket is increased L. 4. 16s. 5d., whereby every
Purchaser before the First Day, and tip to the $d December,
can, at ate worst, lose only about One Third of the Cost,
independent of the .great increased Chances of
4.... Ptizes 0f..., L. 20.010.. ..... . L. 80.000
- • • 15,c430 —.00,000
2 5;000 • •• . lO,OOO
1,030
40
___ ,i-tOO, &c. 6,06'0

The First-drawn L.t5,00a to have L. 5,000 Money wore.
TICK F. j'S and SHAlthi for the NEW GRAND Lt)T-
TE• Y. which will commence Drawing on the ith NOVI..:NI-
- are Soiling at their Inetniotte•llthevs, N 0.37, Corn-
Holborn,'" Haymarket, end 141. ,xfont-street ;
where No. 2,3/7, a Prize of 20,0001. wasS4ld in Shares Last
Lottery, together with several minor Prizts, and Eleven Ca-
pitals in the last Contract.
London, England, 1817-10-01

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Sunday last. The following are Rxtracts :
" PARIS, SErr. 23.—The King yesterday

ranaacted business with several of his Ministers.

" They write from Rhodez, that 23 prisoners,
having been provisionally assembled in one of the
new plisons formed out of the Old Church of the
Capuchins, who %were to be tried at the Assizes,
22 of them, in, the night between the 16th and
17th instant, succeeded in escaping by breaking
through the wall. The Gendarmerie are pursuing
them in all directions, but only one has yet been
retaken.

" Mrs. Fitzherbert is arrived at Paris, where
she proposes to stay some weeks.
" The vintage commences to-morrow in all the
Communes in the environs of Paris.

" It is now certain that tl►e report of Madame
Manson having poisoned herself is entirely desti-
tute of foundation. •

" A duel of a dreadful description has taken
place at Bourdeux, between two brothers, M. M.
de C----, one of them, was killed on the spot,
and the other on returning home shot himself with
a pistol, and inunlediately expired.

" B"unday the 21st, Marshal the Duke of Ra-
gusa reviewed the cannoneers of the National
Guard, and the Legion of La Loire Inferieure,
in the place Louis le Grand.

"The Commodore of the American squadron,
now in the Bay of Naples, has given a fite to the
English Admiral, who- arrived there in a ship of
his Nation. The latter gave the Aturricans a
brilliant lite in return.

lVc learn from Frankfort that the Infant
Don Francis Paul set out from thence the 21s1
inst. and that he proceeds to Berlin previous to
visiting Vienna.

" The misery ditring the periods preceding the
harvest in the Abrozzos was so great, that out
of a population of 20,600 persons, about 1,500
have die►l Since the mouth of March.

" Although the harvest, says the Journal de
Marseille, Nis been very abundant in the Roman
States, bread has, nevertheless. continued dear,
and the exportation of grain has been in conse-
quence strictly-prohibited.

" The same Journal mentions a report at Mar-
seilles that the King of Naples is
" The elections of this year will furnish to the
Chamber 63 Deputies from 24 Departments, viz.
Ain 1, A ipC3 (Basses) 2, Alpes (Hawes) 1, Cone
d'Or 3, Creuse 3, Dordogne. 4, Eure 3, (hers 3,
116rault 3, file et Vilaine 4, Indre et Loire 2,
Loiret 3, Lot I, Lozre 1, Manche 4, Mayenne
Meuse 2, Nord I , Oise 3, Orne 4, Rhin (Haut) 3,
Rhone 3, Seine 8, Deux .56vres 2.—.Tbe elections
of 19 'departments have been published. Time
London, England, 1817-10-01

TO THE PUBLIC.

Tut SUN has this day completed the 'I. WENTY-F1 VTII Year of
its Age, four-and-twenty of which the present Proprietor
and Conductor-has been intimately connected with it. It
. has hitherto maintained a steady course, in support of the,
true interests of the Country, and so it shall continue to
do, while it remains under its present Conductor. He will
mot trespass upon the patience of the Reader farther than
to observe, that his Principles are well known, as Isis name
has often been before the Public in support of them, and
that he will direct his attention unceasingly and actively to
whatever may tend to the amusement and instruction of his
Patrons, and in resolutely upholding our happy Establish-
ment in Church and State.
London, England, 1817-10-01

SPORTING IN I'ELLIGENcE.

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 1817.
TitEsDAY, SErr.-30.
Mr. Thornhill's Anticipation, Bst. 71b. beat Mr. Payne's
Azor, Gst. 71b. A.F. 2uogs.-1 1 to Bon Anticipation.
(First Year Renewal.)-011e-third of a Subscription of 25gs
each, for four y-old colts, Bst, 101 b, and fillies, Bst. 71b.
D.I. bona fide the property of subscribers.
Mr. Got Ward's ch. c. Bohadil
Ld Stawell's ch. c Pandour
Ld Egremont's gr. C. Skim ), 3
D. of Rutland's b. f. Rhoda ...
Mr. Payne's ch. c. Itanloborough dr
Mr. Lake's ch. c. Ponlini'e Sampson dr
2 to 1 agst Bobadil—G to 4 agst Pandour —3 to I agst Skim.
The St. Leger Stakes of rigs each, for three-yr-old colts,
Bst. 71b. and fillies, Bst. 41b. D.I.
D. of Grafton's b. c. Waterloo .. I
Ld Jersey's b. c. by Cerbertis. bought of Mr. Grimston .. 2
Stawell's b. c. Merrymaker
Thirteen started.—Thirteen pd ft.—The Judge placed but
fliree.-100 to G agst Waterloo--6 to 4 agst Cerberus c.
Post Sweepstakes of SOOgs each, h. ft. for fillies, Bst. 51h. each,
It. M. To bring one to the post.
Sir J. Shelley's Leopoldine, by Walton, out of Cressida
Mr. Lake's b. Amabel, by Election, dam by Young Whis-
key, out of Tumbler's dam
One pd ft.-7 to 4on Amabel f.
Sweepstakes of 200 gs each, h. ft. D.M.
D. of Grafton's Sir Thomas, Bst.
D. of Rutland's Fandango, Bst. 131 b.
One pd ft.—Even betting on Sir Thomas.

Mr. MAYwoon's next appearance, at Drury-
Lane, will be iii Zanga, which character will
;afford him an ample scope for a display of the
powers of his richly-toned and powerful voice.
Miss O'NEILL is engaged by Mr. CRISP for. the
Theatres Royal Worcester and Chester during
the ensuing week, and is expected to make her
appearance at the former place in Juliet. Mr.flow-
ARD PAYNE, the American, Roscius, we hear, is to
be her Romeo, and is to support the principal cha-
racters at the above cities during Miss O'NEILL's
engagement.

BOXING.—The fights between Randall and Be-
loco, and others, took place yesterday at Sher
perton Point, opposite the village of Shepperton.
Randall won, after a very tedious but scientific
fight. A fellow called Masse, and another desig-
nated Pug, fought a bloodless fight for an hour
and a halt. There was nothing like a hit in the
whole combat, and blood was spilt only When in
throwing, or rather struggling, their noses came
near the ground.—A third battle, and a manly
one, was fought between Jack (the butcher) and
the Moulder. The butcher won it after fighting
58 minutes. The men stood up to each other,
and went to head fighting, until tired with hitting.
G. CARROLL, the Contractor, begs leave to call
the attention of the Public to the Scheme of the
present Lottery, which contains :Six Prizes of
Twenty Thousand Pounds ! It consists of 7,100
Numbers, and will commence drawing on the
7th November, Those who are desirous of ob-
taining any particular favourite Numbers, are re-
spectfully solicited to apply at the Contractor's
Offices, No. 7, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford-street,
as earty as possible, lest any disappointment
should arise from the Numbers being sold 4
London, England, 1817-10-01

articles bc;rig hy him solely in deference° the order
ofc he said Special Commissioner, wade under authority of
the said proctamation.
(Signed) SELKIRK,.
JAMES BUD, Governor N.D.
MPLE MACDONELL, Governor of Ossirtiholn.
Fort Douglas' Red River, July 15, 1817.
(Signed) SINION M'GILLIVRAY,
Atints of the N.W. Co.
P. DE ROCIIELMANE, } z
Forks of the Reti River, July 15, 1817.
It was ascertained that his -Lordship was not.
coining down in custody.
•
London, England, 1817-03-15

Tl►is morning arrived the Paris Journals o
Wednesday. The funds I►ate risen abo►at a guar.
ter, and are 60.15,

The l'Acnk of JANytgA, Wanting to new furnish
his palace, has levied on the Joys a contribution
of silks, &e. t►► the amount of 30,000 sequins !
The Duchess of PAR:IA is going to Vienna in-
stead of Leghorn where she was expected, and
the Royal Family of SPAIN are looked for at the
latter place.

Mr. IlAutus, the American Charge d!Atfaires to
bas passed through Berlin for Paris, re-
turning from Petersbnrgh. There have been some
commotions at Tripoli, the result of which was
lac decapitation of five individuals by order of the
This itoler, H0...p0i-ding to reparrs cn-
4eavouring to introduce the piropean system of
Government, and, past an end to Military,. Despot-
ism. The English are in great favour with him.
The DEY cif ALGIEnS., ou ttbe contrary, is repre-
sented as very sulky with us, and purchasing
armed vessels wherever be can find them.

13 E Y .

The Palais Royal in Paris was nearly a prey to
tl►e Baines on Wednesday morning. A dealer in
Eau de Cologne, under the wooden galleries, left
a candle burning, which communicated to the
building, but being discovered before it reached
a great height, the fire was subdued.

The Seine still increases its, flood, but as the
rains have ceased, a fall is looked for.

AIaeIamoiseIIe,AIONTALRIKBERT 1)113 beep non
suited in her action nkninst-sloNstgutt.

Captain CHAUMAIIEIX, of the Medusa frigitte,
with the 1.03 s of 'which On the Coait of Attica,
accompanied oith dreadful circumstances, nor
leaders are acquainted, has bull condemned to
t.ec mouths imprisonment, and incapible of

tiire service.
Lord CLANCMITY hag'arrived nt Paris.

Five Hamburg!' I%.(faii9 have ariived, but Con.
ain nothing nt interefit except the following

•
" COPENUAGLN, FEB. eirettlar letter
as been Sent by the Royal Chamber to the Wad

Bailiffs, respecting a report which It►ts been in
circulation, that it was intended to prohibit the
exportation of corn from Denmark. This report
is declared tcybe entirely groundless, as the great
exportation has hitherto been attended with very
important advhutages to the country.--Foreign
Papers have given very exaggerated Statements of
our exportation of corn, &t. ; the following is
founded on data that are more to be depended
upon :---}or 1,300,000 tons of corn, of Use harm
vest of 1815 and 1816, sold last year, 2,600,000,
dollars specie ; produce of the fisheries, 500,000;
profits of the West India trade, about 1,400,000;
cattle, wool, &e. 500,000 ; altogether 5,000,000
dollars, or 1,230,0001,, which is certainly a veiy
large auto for Dentllosk. Ikb ides other users)l
regulations ►ind establishments, to Wilt d the pas-
sage over the Belt more convenient and safe,
since his 'Majesty gave up the Island of Sprogoe,
to the management of the Postmaster-General,
such as the hottsc.and othet buildings, and the
London, England, 1817-09-24

7'HI SUN.

*►)LEN! QUis inc Erie FALsum AUf►E,IT

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1817.

We received this morning the Pars Pipers of
Sunday last. The Elections commenced au Sa-
The following are extracts

[(inlay.

21.—The 20 sections -of the
the Department of the Seine
Electoral College of
assembled yesterday at the appointed places, anti
under the Presidency and Vice-Presidency of the
persons appointed by his Majesty's Ordonnance.
The sections were first occupied with the formation
of the Provisional Bureau; and then proceeded to
constitute the definitive Bureaus, that is to say,
to nominate each a Secretary and four t.3crutatots.
At all the sections nearly the whole of the Elec-
tors were asKtubleti. The greatest order pre-
va it

" They write from thunborgli, that tile state
of the health of the King of Sweden gives rise to
London, England, 1817-09-24

VTR. CLARKE will begin his LECTURES
on MIDWIFERY, and the DISEASES of .WOMEN
'4(l Cl-111.1)11.L.N.. Au:WU DAL Qltol;,er_ ta. The • Lectures
are cad every Morning from a Quarter past Ten to a Catihi-
vr past Eleven, fur the convenience of Students attending
the 1-lospitals.---For particulars apply to Mr. Clarke, 10, Sa-
vdle-row, Burlington-gardens.

THEATRE OF ANATOMY,. MEDICINE, &c.
.Blenheini-street. Great Marlborough-street.
THE AUTIaINAL COURSE of LECTURES
at this School will begin o;) the following Days:—
ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and , SURGERY, by Mr.
46ROOKES, daily, at Two, ou WEDNESDAY, October 1.
uissectious as usual.
CHEMISTRY, MATERIA MERICA, &c. daily, at Eight
t‘? the ; THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC at
",ittr, with Examinations, by Dr. AGE L, on . MONDAY,
14toliet 6, 181 7 .
Three Courses are given every year, each occupying nearly
lour Mont
Farther particulars may be known from Mr—Brookes, at
the Theatre ; or from Dr. Ager, 69, Margaret-street, Caren
!lish-sunare.

MEDICAL Si HOOT. OF GUI'S HOSPITAL.
HE Wl's MR COURSE of LECTURES
• wilt catnmeoce the 241 of October, viz.:—

• PRACTILE of MEDICINE, by Dc. CURRY and Dr.
t ROLM ELBY.
'CIIEMISsTRY, bb Dr.NIARCET and Mr. ALIEN.
CLINICAL LECTURES, by. Dr. MARCET.
EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, by Mr. ALLEN.
THEORY of MEDICINE, and MATERIA MEDICA, by
Jr. CURRViind Dr. CHOLMELEY.

MIDWIFERY, and DISEASES of WOMEN and, CULL-
-4)IIEN, by Dr. 1141IGH1'ON,

or LAWS of the ANIMAL CECONOMY,
by Dr. FIAIGIITON and Dr. BLUNIJELL.

STRUCTURE and DISEASES of the TEETH, by Mr.
CELL.
And a COURSE of PRACTICAL BOTANY In they-priob,
qy Mr. SALISBURY, of tic Botanic Garden, Chelsea.

N.B. These several Lectures, with those on Anatomy, and
tin the Principles and Practice of Surgery, given at the Thea-
tre of ;it. Thomas's Hospital afjoining, -are so arranged as
trot to interfere with each other in the hours of attendance,
Inr `with the Medical or Surgical Practice of the Hospitar;
the whole is calculated to form a Complete Course of Me-
dical and Chirurgical Instruction. Terms and other parti-
Nam may lie learnt from Mr. Stoker, Apothecary to Guy's
hospital; WI R) alone is empowered to receive entrance Mo-
tley from Pupils, for any of these Lectures dehrered at Guy's
',sin t a l .
London, England, 1817-09-24

PRICES.

Kent Pockets L. 15 to /,.18 10s. very choice L. 13 15s.
Stis,..ex Pockets IS to 36 16s. , ditto 17 58.
Kent Bags' 14 14s. to 16 Ss. ditto 16 15s•

We hear with infinite pleasure of the almost
universal revival of trade in all puts of the-coun-
try. We are happy to say, that the town of Bol-
ton and its neighhotirhood participate in •the ge-
net al revival ; so much so, as to be enabled, tome
time ago, to allow Is. per cut more for the work,
and a farther advance is in contemplation„—(Lan-
caster Gazette.),
We are informed, that the iron trade in Staf-
fordshire is so much revived, that all hands are in
employ ; and the demand for iron was so very great,
that it is now 51. per ton higher since last_ May,
and a' further advance expected to take place the
next quarter-day.

We are harpy; to learn that Wheal Spainon Tin
arid Copper Mille, in the parish of Redruth, which
had been su•pended for upwards of two r-ars,
was set to work again un 'Wednesday' se'nnight,
on a nrw pl.in. 'fills is the only mine in the
county that ever produced any ,nitsiderable quan-
tity of cobalt ; one stone %vas taken from It which
weighed 1333 bs.—(Cormvuli Gazelle) •
Such is ?he rage or buihting at Edinburgh, par-
ticularly in :Ire new street leading from the tine
approach to the city tram the Gahm) Hill, that
the areas for seven new houses were lately pur-
chased, by a bowler, at the enormous price of
25,0001.

As a proof of the rapid increase of buildings in
Glasgow, it is stated; that the rubbish taken out
Iro►u !lie foundations and stink stories of new
houses, during the last twelve months, and laid
down 41 the several deposits around the city, cop-
ilot be less than 1,000,900 cubic leit,
London, England, 1817-09-24

NUMBER 7817.1

BANK OF ENGLAND, Sept. la, 1817.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the GO-
VERNOR and COMPANY of thy:BA.NK qf ENG.
LAND give Notice, •

That on and after the Ist October' next, the BANK of
-NGI,AND will be ready 'to pay CASTI for their NOTES
4af tvery description, dated prior io the Ist January, 1817.

ROBERT BEST; Secretary.

'4)ZP7'FORD VICTUALLIING-YzIRD, 5ept..20,1517
THESE are to Notice; that on 7 hursday,
the 2il of Odo&er next, at Ten o'Cloch in the-Forenoon,
till be puttnp to PUBLIC ,5•44 LE at His. 411,jesty vie-
14alling Yard, Deptford, in sundry Lots, a considerable
??lontity of the following articles now lying in the said
k0rd,,42.

tlanhets, Coverlets, Coats, Waistcoats, Breeches, Trove-
11's, Woollen' and Linen Drawers, Caps, Gowns, Shirts,
Stockings, Old Linen, 41a Beds, Bedsteads, Bed Curtains,
• owels, Head Cloths, a quantity of Horse-hair, and shndry
llnserriceahle Utensils, &c. &c. &c.

I.)eposit of 25/. per cent. is to be ?nark tern!' the amount
tfeleALOt et the tinte of sale, and the remainder ot the par-
(l4,e.•-nloney paid- before Me. Stores are rentoverkfor which
P.,lirPf.•Fe Seven leorhiu,,, days will be allowed from the day
v Sale; nittess• the qiores-!tre taken away within that pe-
-76d, they are to remain the Prope=ly of the crown,, and the
elp,sit money .of Me Purr/it/seri 16 be
.forfeited, mt-tho ca,
te7 • • •
4, ison of tainc-tcycaid .seucu an 4 account,
e granted.

FIFTY- f'OI4NDS REWARD.
WHEREAS a. large Quantity of COPPER,
the property of his Majesty, and part of his Naval
;Stores, was found on the 23 th Instant, concealed tinder the
coring and Ballast of the ELIZABETH and ANN, Peter
'lt, lying off the Town Pier at Sheerness:

And Whereas CHARLES FLOWERS, the Master and
13'vtier of the said Boat, absconded immediately after the
Seizur'e from his Dwelling-house at Sheerness (where
4hoilar Stores were also found), and bath not since been
tleard
Whoever will give smell Information to Commissioner Sir
IINIERT HARLOW, at Chatham Yard, or Messrs. TWO-
HUNSEY, and LEWIS, of Rochester; CHARLES
lIICKNELI., Esq. Solicitor of the Admiralty, Spring-Garden
Terrace; or Messrs. KNIGHT, JONES, and KNIGHT,
'o• 2, St. James's-square; as may be the means of appre-
l'eading the said Charles Flowers, Will receive from the Corn-
Itlissioncrs of his Majesty's Navy a REWARD of FIFTY
POUNDS:
The said. Charles Flowers is aged about 40 years, about
4et 10 inches high, very athletic' make, dark complexion,
tlacli eyes and eyebrows, with bushy hair: supposed to have
ilad on when he abscorrded, a round hat, brown shor‘jachet,
44d co.rdvroy.breeches
London, England, 1817-09-24

S.

On Saturday last, iu Upper Berkeley-street, Portman.
square, the Lady of the Hon. Alexander Murray, brother to
the Earl of Dunmore, of a son.

Sept. 23, the Lady of John Meyer, Esq. of Streatham, Sur-
rey, of a daughter.
On Monday, at Stoke-Newington, Mrs. T. P. Swab, of
daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 23d inst. at Putney, by the Rev. R. S. B. Sandi-
lands, Claud Neilson, Esq. only sun-of Claude Neilson, Esq.
of Ardarden, Dumbartonshire, to Ilene, only daughter of
the late Charles Clifton, Esq. of I)eruarara.
On the 16th inst. at Witton-le-Lic:ar, in the County of Dar-
ham, George Hutton Wilkinson, Esq. of Lincoln's lun, Bar-
rister-at-law, to Elizabeth Jane, only daughter of the late
Geo. Pearson, Esq. of Harperley Park, in the same County.
Sept. 18, at Hamble, Edward Horwood, Esq. to Harriet,
daughter of Captain George Spry, and grand daughter of the
late Lieut.-General William Spry.

DIED.
On the 18th inst.. of a consumption, Miss Salter, daughter
of Mr. Samuel Salter, one of the-Officers of Pembroke Dock-
yard.
On the 2.1 d inst. Hugh Mackay, Esq. of. St. Martin's-lane,
aged 80.
At Brussels, on the 12th inst. Sarah, the wife of William
Thompson,
On the 12th inst. at his father's house, in Henrietta-
street, Covent-garden, Mr. John Erck, in his 23d year, from
loss of blood, occasioned by the lancing of his gums.
On the 18th inst. Mr. James Grant, jun. of Long lane,
Bermondsey.

LONDON: Printed by J. R. CARSTAIRS, of No. 29, Great
Ormond-street, Queen-square; and published by W. A,
SCRIPPS', of No. 7, South Multou-street, at: THE StN
Office, No. 119, Strand; where Advettiseritetits, Ordcrs,
Letters, &c; !post-paid) must 1)e addressed.
•
London, England, 1817-01-20

THE MARKETS.

. -
CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 20:—We had 4 good
supply of Wheat this ,morning from Essex and
Kent, and real fine samples sold at the prices of
this day week,' but inferior sorts were very dull,
and from 3s: to 4s. per quarter .cheaper. Real
Barley and Malt supported their prices, but
dis'enloured New Barley waa3s. or 4s. Cheaper:
Boiling Pease and Beans were dull, and Grey
Pease were from '2s. to 3s. per quarter lower.
The sale of Oats was dull, having a large supply,
and from 2s. to 31.,pq quarter lower. In other
kinds of Grain there was noalteration.

Foreign Wheat - 6ls. 71d:
Fine ditto - 1161.
English Wheat -70 s. 745.
Fine ditto - - tts: -.-s.
Old ditto - -114 s. 116 s.
Rye ( 565. 'RN.
Fine ditto - -60 s. ass.
Barley - - 40. 455.
Fine ditto - - Os, ,ties.
New ditto - - 475. 53s
Malt ' R4s. 90s.
Fine ditto - - ;Ms. tins.
WhitePease (boilers) 745. 70s.
Fine ditto • - - 765. 82s.

Grey Pease - b2s. sps;
.Fine Grey Pease -
Tick Beans - - 445. 4Cs.
Old ditto - - -10 v. 734.
Steen Tick Beans 4iis.'s6l.
Old ditto -70 s. 745.
Feed'Oati - - -
ditty! - t18s•,3111.
Peland ditto -
Fine djtto' - -28 s. 345.
Potatee ditto - 345. 425.
Itape Seed 481. 521. per 14st,.
Fine• Flour. 1001..105.c.
Seconds . 955. 100 s.

SMITLIFISLD, )7.--111
plied with prime Beasts, and tl
wag pretty good Mutton, Vei
said at last price ; Ana the tra(
sovhat brisk. The sales hi the
ttay, Straw and Clover facile
Subjoined is an accurate sta
hers :

his day's Marketwas well sup-
,he shew of Cattle in general
al and Pork were dearer; Beef
de fer the most part was some-
Haymarket were rather lively:
d last prices.

molt of the Prices awl Num-

To sink the Offal; per stone of 81b.
Beef, as. Od. to 4s. 4d. Mutton, 31;8(1. to Ss. Od. Veal,
4s. 44. to 6s. (id. Pork, 3s, 8(1. to 41. 6d.
Beasts, 2150. Sheep, 13,160,. Calves, ipo. Pigs, :140.
HAY-11.taKeT.--Hay, 31. Os. to 51. 13s. Straw, ii. los. to
21. Os, Clover, 41. Os. to 81. Bs.

It is at length determined that all the British
Officers serving with the Portuguese Army shall be
9placeil on the half-pay of Great Britain, from
-Christmas last.
• The Portuguese Consul having provided a place
ofsteception for the distressed Portuguese sailors,
-has written to the Lord Mayor, requesting that
~those now in the Compter way be liberated and
•
London, England, 1817-01-20

ARRIVALS.

The Lord Bishop ofCliester and family, in Derners-street,
from the Palace at Chester; the'lilarchioness de Bombel and
family, at Thomas's !Niel, from Paris; Richard Mayler,.lll.P.
in Grosvenor-iquare, 'from a tour; Lord and Lady Prtre; from
their seat in Essex ; nir R. Allyne, Batt, at the St..larats's
Royal Hotel, from. Rath; Sir Nathaniel Peacock, Bait. at
ditto, from a tour: Coma and Countess Lieven, from Mita-
ton; Colonel Shiqiichi, from Lancashire; Colonel Stapleton,
from *Oder.
London, England, 1817-01-20

FLANDERS MAIL.

„
BaoSsEt.x, JAN. 'lL—During the absence of the
Duke of Wellington frorn Cambray (where Ws.
Grace 'is, however, expected in a kw days) the
English army is Colllllllmdeti by Lieu's. (lien. Lord
Hill, the Companion of his glory in the immortal
campaigns in Portugal and Spain. The letters
front. Cambray speak of a meeting of several 'Oe.
• nerals of the allied troops in that town.
SF,COND CHAMIIEtt OF THE STATES GENERAL.
After the public business of the day was ended,
the President announced that he had a Communi-
cation to make, which watt of a mature to be dis.
cussed in-a Secret Committee, in consequence at
which the galleries were•cleared. It is believed
the communication made in the Secret Committee is
-a proposition of the highest importance, presented
by some members tending to the general prohibi-
tion of corn from the Southern Provinees of the
kingdom, by extending as far as the licheldt, in- chiding what was formerly Dutch graham, the
regulation of the prohibitory law,': and establish-
ing a eordo,ll of observation between the Nether.
lands and the Southern Provinces, that the latter
may enjoy the produce of their own soil, and the
former the unlimited' freedom of trade. The local
authorities will, it is said, be charged with watch-
ing Over the execution of this Ineusure. In case
of seizure, half of the corn so seized shall belong
to the poor of ,the commune where the seizure is
made ; . if the, agents of the, convoys and licenses
assist, they shall enjoy a fourth.
BRUSSELS, JAN. 15.—The proposition made in
the Secret Committee yesterday watt referred to the
Section. It is thought that the Central. Section,
which meets to7mort ow, will make its report on
Friday, and that the discussion will take place in
a Secret Committee the sante day,
London, England, 1817-01-20

VV!, ti t; ;11

r

OLD BAILEY, MONDAY, JAN. 20:

This morning Join Cashman, Johd"gooper,
frilliam Gamble, William Gunnell, and John air-
'
penter, were arraigned at the har,, charged with
;having, on the 2d of December last, entered the
dwelling-house of William Andrew Beckwith,
Snow-hill, and stealing therefroM a quantity of
fire-arms, consisting of guns, pistols, and other
arms, amounting in vislue t 0.2001. and upwards,
his. property ; 'When the LOndon Jury being sworn,
and the usual forms of the Court being, gone
through,. Hooper, on behalf of himself, through
the medium of his Solicitor, handed an affidavit
to,his Counsel, Mr. Alley, who; with Mr. Cur-
wood, are for the prisoners. (Mr. Gurney, Mr.
Bolland, and air. Reynolds, for the prosecution.)
The affidavit stated, that from the short period
which lie hAti been in confinement for the present
charge, viz, since the night of Thursday last, he
had not been able to procure those necessary
,evi-
dences he otherwise might have done, and there-
fore prayed the indulgence of the Court, but .this
application was rejected, and he was accordingly
arraigned with his fellow prisoners.
BoLLAND then stated the charge against
them, and Mr. GURNEY addressed thc'Jnry very
distinctly as to the nature of the various charges
against each prisoner.
Mr. WilliaM'Andrea, Beckwith was then called
and sworn; he deposed, that on the 2d of Decem•
ter last he left his home between the hours of 10
and 11 in the morning, and on his return home
itt.,tlie afternoon he found the shop windows totally
demolished, that a great number of guns, 'fowling-
pieces, pistols, nod other arms were gone, amount-
ing to considerably more than 2001.
The next witness Was Mr. Beckwith's appren
tice boy, John Roberts, who swore, that on the
said 2d December, about half-past twelve o'clock,
a single.person came into his master's ~shopiyand
that shortly afterwards from 400 to 500 persons.
came, when the shop windows were demolished;
and that the mob had a colour flying with them ;
that it .was supported by Hooper; and that Cash-
man entered' his master's shop, and took there-
.from a quantity of fire-arms. That he %vas posi-
tivp as to the persons of these two prisonets, but
tis'io Gunnell, the drayman, who it has been stated
broke the witul,ws with abroom-stick, he could
not swear to hint. „.

The next witness was George Lediard, who
stated, that lie resided in, Snow-hill, and that. he
saw Wolter' and Cashman acting as already de-
sCrlhedby the abcive iviinesi; and further, that
Las .man frequently, Boring OM short time, the
me!) rernainA there, brought out arms to them ;
but a to Gunnell, he had not any knowledge of

William Griffiths was giving Lie testimony at

the time our PAper vent to press.

The trial is extracted to last till night:
'Mr. Justice PARKE presides.
irotson't Trial comes on next.
London, England, 1817-01-20

F.kSIyp,NAhLE CHANGES.

The Earl of Arran, , from •the Prince Regent's Palace at
Brighton, to Bognor Rocks, near Chichester; Lady Prescott,
for, Chelsea College; Lady Honoria Harvey, for Mr. P.l)un-
combe's seat at Great near, Fenny Stafford, in
Buckinghamshire: Hod. Arthur Eden, for Hampton Court'
Palace; Hon. n. B. Lygon, M.P. from a tour, to Wins:ester ;
Sir John and Lady Grey Egerton, from the Isle of Wight,
to FaeOhaos, in titter,/ ; lion. Mr. pouf/elle, for Ditttin, near
Godalming, in Surrey; Lord Montfort', from Surrey to town ;
Mr. Francis Pyin,'M. P. for the Hassel's, near Biggleswade.
in DedfOrdshtrei Mr..J. Round, M. I'. front Johnson's Hall
to Sacornbe Park,•nvor Ware, in Hertfordshire.
London, England, 1817-01-20

UNIVERSITY INTEI4LIGENCE.

OxPoltD, JAN. 18,.--Lord Viscount Dulkeley
has presented the ltev. 'Richard Griffith,. 0.4).
formerly of 3esns'College, in Ibis VitiVersity, to
the Rectory of Atir, otherwise Llatuther' Car.
narvonshiee, on the 'cession of the Rev. Hugh
Dilvies, 8.,A. fortncily of Jebus College; and
the Iteetory of Llandegkoi, with te3llll/ftriS any
nexed, to Rev. Huhell Williams, B. A. for.
merly.ofJestis College, on tile cosion.of Richard
Griffith, P. D.

On Tuesday, the first day of Lent Term, the
following were admitted to Degrees

MASTERS. OF ARTS.

Rev. Pattinsou Wannan, of Queen's College.
Rev. of Oriel College._

Itev. Amos Wesoby, of S. Edmund Hall.
Congregations Will'he holden for the pritpose
of granting Graces', invdrlctinferring Degrees, ron
the, following dkrys,4l,,lgot Term, viz. Tuesday
and Thursday, .Irktpiary and 23 ; Thursday and
Saturday, February GaudWeitnealy;
day, and Saturday, March 5, 14, and 29.
London, England, 1817-01-20

ECCI.P.3IASTICAL VRBFERMENTS.

The Rev. M. Hare to the Living.of Ashby entn
Partney, Lincolnshire; patron, the Right Rev.
the Bishop of Qesory.
The Rev. 11. W. Hervey Beauchamp, A. B. to
the Perpetual Ctiracy of Langley, in Norfolk;
patron, Sir T. Proctor, Bart.
Tice Rev. J. Ingram, B. D. Fellow of Trinity
College, to the Rettory of Rtltherfield Grays, in
this county, vacant. lky,,Ate, death of the Rev. J.
Heating, D. D.; Patrons the President and Fel-
lows of that Society. '1
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The Rev. John 11. Browne, to the Reitory of
Crownthorpe, in Norfolk, on the presentation of
Lord Wotlehouse