Star.
London, England, 1808-12-26 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAIINSRND, Due. XL—Arrived the Hector, James, from
Cork; Vanderntening, Vanderman, from .—Sailed the
Betsey and Sophia, Cole; Maranaho Engragt, Wilkins, for Heli-
goland; Supply, Mickford, for Waterford; and Experiment,
Phillips, for Cork.

Aaarrazi—At Leith, the Albion, —.—, from Gottenburgh,—
At Cowes, Mary and Jane, Atkinson, from Cork. At Penzance,
the Just, Cameron, from Waterford. At Carl, the Minerva,
Bstrews, from the Brazils, bound to Pool. At Limerick, the
Mary, Shrubsale, from Malaga. At Gibraltar, the Griffin, Bell,
from Newfoundland. At Scilly, the Edntond, Page, from Malta.
Of Hdfard, the Dispatch, Norton, from Cadiz.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
The Port Mahon, for le Revanche, and Concession, captured
February 19, 1808, will be paid on her arrival, and recalled at
Hews. Adana's, Austin Friars, on Thursdays and Saturdays.
The Ann, for the Venzego, captured Nov. 20, 1807, will be
paid on Friday nest, at No. 13, Clement's Inn, and there recalled
for three months.

The Quail, for tie Drie Gebroden, captured July 6, 1807, will
be paid ea board on Saturday next, and mailed at No. 14, Cle-
raent's Inn, on Wednesdays and Saturdays
The Aretkusa and Anson, for the Dolphin, captured July 29,
1804, will be paid to-morrow, at Ne. 3, Philpot-lane, and there
recalled on Tuesdays and Fridays.
The Countess of Elgin, for the Oat, recaptured 0ct.22, 1804,
and la Racrocheuse Dec. 12, 1804, will be paid at 22, Arundel-
street, and there recalled for three years.
The Cygnet, for the Evander, captured August 16, 1807 ; the
Pert for the Catalina, captured August 16,1807; the Eagle, June
21, 1807 ; Dorothea, May 10, 1807 ; Betsey, June 20, 1807 ; and
Juliana, May 22, 1807; and l'Epervier, for the Mildred, May
12, 1807, will be paid on Friday, at No. 1, Nish-street, Doctors
Commons, and there recalled on Mondays and Fridays.
Monday, Arrived at Leith, the Resolution, ROBERT-
sow, from Quebec, with timber and staves ; and on
Tuesday, the Elbing, GERARD, from Riga, with flax
and tallow.

A letter has been received in town, via America,
from a passenger on board the Lord Eldon outward.
bound Indianian, dated at sea, Sept. 11, S. lat. 36,
E. long. 20, at which date they were all well.
Four of the empty transports, which lately sailed
for Vigo, have been driven back by contrary winds
to Plymouth—they separated from the fleet during a
gale in the Channel : the Master of one of them saw
a cutter of a suspicious appearance, and is apprehen-
sive that some of the convoy may have been captured
by her.

A vessel called the Ann, Capt. Howland, arrived
at New York on the 30th of October, in 27 days,
from Martinique, with part of the crew of another
vessel, called the Juliana, Lee, from St. Vincent's to
New York, which was taken and scuttled at the end
of September, by four French brigs and a sloop of
war, which had taken and burnt an 'American ship
from London ; and one from Liverpool, both bound
to America.

The Atlas transport, No. V, was off Hastings on
Friday, in tow of a gun brig, bound to Portsmouth,
with all her masts cut away, toff rigging destroyed%
and the ship plundered of every thing ; from which,
it is supposed, she had been cstintivgd by a French
privateer, and her crew carried tato Trance.
The Providence, Mitchell, from tTeath; to Rye,
foundered off the Start, the Ist inp4n;,
The Mary, , Cairn, from Martinson for DMidee,
is lost near Beaumaris.

The Surprize, Jenkinson, from Workington, is lost
in Conway Bay.
The Albion, —, of Shields ; Commerce, Saun-
ders, of Ipswich ; and the Wothnell, Gardner, from
London for Boston, are on shore near Yarmouth.
The Neptune, Burt, from London for Whitby ;
and the Sarah, Close, from London for Newcastle,
are on shore near Southwold.

The Lady Bulkeley, frgrn Hayti for Halifax ; the
Anna Philippa, from ditto for Liverpool, and a
schooner, from Baltimore for Jamaica, are captured
by a French privateer, and carried into Samana.

Saturday an order came down to Plymouth from
the Admiralty for the execution of James Smith, late
Master's Mate of the PARTHIAN, found guilty of the
murder of Capt. BALDERSTON. He was to be exe-
cuted this morning on board the PARTHIAN, which
ship was ordered into Plymouth Harbour, for the
purpose of rendering the spectacle more awful and
.unpressive.

Letters from our squadron off Helsenburgh, dated
the 10th instant, mention that the navigation of the
Baltic was rendered dangerous by the ice, and that
the cold in the Sound was intense.
The following is a copy. of the Report made by the
Governor of Bornholm, giving an account of a recent
bombardment of the fortress of Christiansoe, in that
island by the English :
" On the 24th ult. two Brithh skips of the Hoe, one of them a
three decker, a frigate, a brig, and three bombs, each carrying two
mortars, were descried from the heights. The wind couch-west.
About seven o'clock the bombs took a station about four thou-
sand yards from the east side of the &mess, and by half past
eleven had thrown three hundred shells. At nine' o'clock the
large ships advanced in a line, and after repeated dischitges oh
the fortress, passed oat of reach of our ire to the easittrud, the
wind continuing from the south. When the vessels bitt ceased
Bring, they moved to the northeast'of the fOrtress, and departed.
None tithe garrison were killed, bet six Swegjes add a -erbMan
were killed by a shell which fell la the prison. The Conumaileat
Kohi was wounded in the kit six soldiers and three stcaggen
were likewise wounded."
It is admitted that the fortress was muctilimttelli
SVINIM WNW in the harbour., • :
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LAW INTELLIGBNCII.

COURT OF KING'S 11FliCH, DI6EMBER 1111.
BOYDILL O. DRUMMOND. '-
By this action the Plaintiff, who is an eminent pub-
, Esher of engravings, and formerly proprierer of the
Shakespeare Gallery, sought to recover from the
Defendant, who is a banker, at Charing-cross, the
subscription price of the large prints belonging to the
splendid edition of Shakespeare, published by hint
and his late uncle. The Plaintiffs, regularly as the
numbers were ready for delivery, intimated the same
to their subscribers by advertisements in the public
prints. The Defendant accordingly sent for the first
and second numbers; but fielding a greater propor•
tion of the prints were in the dotted style than in the
stroke manner; he conceived that the Plaintiffs had
not fulfilled the a ent specified in the prospectus,
did not send Cel:ltily of the subsequent numbers.
This objection, as well as another, that the work was
incomplete without the supplemental number which
contained the title-pages, &c. and for which an errs
five guineas were charged, was over-ruled, as it was
shown that had the greater proportion of the prints
been in the stroke manner, the work would not have
been completed in less than fifty years. -
Lord EtternsonouGn agreed with the Plaintiff's
Counsel that he was entitled to recover; but was of
opinion that the Plaintiff had not connected the fact
with the Defendant, unless he could shew that the
Defendant took in some papers in whichlthese adver-
tisements appeared.
Mr. C. Drummond, the Defendant's brother, who
had been subptenaed as a witness, was then called for
the purpose of proving this fact, but failing to appear,
his recognizance was estreated.
Lord ELLENBOROUGH observed, that as the Plain-
tiff had failed to intimate to the Defendant within
six years that he expected him to continue his sub-
scription, the latter was entitled to suppose that he
acquiesced in his abandoning his contract.
The plaintiff consented to be nonsuited.
There were two cases of a similar nature, in which
similar verdicts were entered. It is stated that the
claims against the different subscribers, who have
failed to complete their engagements, do not amount
to less than 80,0001.

Saturday, the Sittings in the Common Pleas, before
Lord Chief Justice MANSPI&LD, finished. There were
three causes heard, of no intereset whatever to our
readers.

Saturday an action for damages, for defamation
was tried in the Palace Court. The words spoken were
of the grossest nature, and evidence was adduced to
justify them. The Court and Jury were, however,
of opinion, that if the charges were true, th 7 .should
have been the subject of a criminal process, and they
found a verdict for the plaintiff, with Is. damages.
Bow-sTatitT. Thursday J.h,, /faker, alias Tu , was
charged with Yang one of the robbers concerned in breaking
open the house of the Countess of Morten. A copy of the in-
dictment found against the prisoner, as being one concerned in
the above robbery, was produced, and his person being identified,
he was cotrunitted for trial.

Jsks Rosier, late clerk in the employ of Messrs. Lyne and Do.
naldson, tailors, in Cecil-street, in the Strand, underwent an et.
antination, when, after a long examination, he was committed,
for embezzling 611. 84-35 i. 6s. 6d. and 401:by altering bills, and
for stealing 100/. by adding is the book of Messrs. Biddulph and
Co. the bankers to the prosecutors, a figure of 1, before 431.
thereby makirm it 1431.
MANSION Housa.—Fridsy, the mess who have been separately
confined for some days past,. and who love undergone a private
emunination before the Loao Marna, were again brought up
for examination, when two drummers em the Tower Hamlets
Militia love evidence against one of .she prisoners, of the name of
Miler. He Is a fifer in that regiment, sod appeared upon the
parade the intirning after the robbety, without his fife. Upon
that odeisibn;ke told- some of his comrades that he had bees
taken Into custody the night before, and had made his escape
from the watch-house by 'dropping frail the window, that he had
hurt himself very much, and had betide fife. It appeared that
in the warehouse which had been broken open, the t hash
left a fife, and an iron crow, . and had escaped from a
twelve feet high. The priselers were remanded for farther emir
SIMI/WILL Orriem—daturclay a shopkeeper, at Limehouse,
was convicted in the penajty o f M. being the fourth within a
month, for having- in his possession a guanthy of iron bolts, atc.
purloined from different ships in the Docks.
Thursday inclining last, a bullock was furiously
driven through the Strand, and ran against and ma-
terially hurt a milk-man, of the name of Jones, near
the New Chnrch. Through the humanity of a Gen-
` deman residing ecu the spot, a surgeon was immedi-
ately sent for, and the man, we are Concerned to say,
ris so severely injured, as not to be out of danger. The
animal also tossed a boy, near the same place, who
was likewise much hurt.

Bulletin.—The public seem much divided in their
opinion of the propriety of a late Bulletin but as this
seems the age for Bulletins, we should not be. surprised
if the following melancholy bulletin was to-morrow
to be hting' up at the door of all the Lottery Offices
—" Not a Ticket or Share to be had—all sold."

WEALTH OR.PLEASURE.-.." that is the question?"
—Many a sum is devoted to the latter at the present
happy festival, and many a Christmas box ready to
be emptied for the same enjoyment. But quirs—cani
any devotion to pleasure
.produce so durable a feli-
city as the sudden acquisition of wealth ? Or was
there ever a moment, equal to the present, for mak-
ing this laudable effort, when a Lottery, having but
kw° days to draw, is about to give, and most proba-
bly to-morrow, three Capitals of it 20,000 each, be.
sides many other great Prizes.
CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, DEC. 26.---There
were but very few arrivals of Grain in general this
day ;. and, in consequence of the Thames Navigation
being stops, scarce any buyers attended, nor were
sales made, to warrant anyvariation from our currency
on Friday, which this day is considered nominal.

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COUNTRY MARKETS.
PAWS{ lIT GRAIN AT TILE FOLLOWING Itottal7l.
Boszoorroaa.--91iteat 78. Od to 941 Od per Qoartet,
Barley 404 04 to so. Od 1 Beane 654 Od to ?Or 94
Oats 37. 04 to 44s Od I Peso 604 04 to dal Olt
, Bread 95 Od per Won. ,
Huey—When 72. 04 to nits Od per Qr. '
Barley 114: od to 47. Od Beans 69s Od to 79. 14
Oats 22s Od to 44s Od I Pease 601 ad to deo 641
. Bread 2s. 344. per gallon .
Motoasnron.--Wheat 504 Od to 1031 od per Qr. •
Barley ' 494 Od t. 474 04 I Beans 634 Od to 645 04
Oats 374 Od to 4680 d Pease —6 04 to is. di
, • Bread • fly. id. per gallon.
Nswootor.--Witeat 686 oJ t. foOs Od per Qr. •
Barley. Saa'll4 to 491 6d IPeaso 604 Od to am 0)1
Om . 1104 old to 434 Od Brans 613 od to Sys .4
..: .. - Stromlo.... ...... es aid per gallon.
AzoOtno.—Wheat 1064 04 to 10es Od per Quitter.
~ • A • Nee Wheat 71s. to 10114. per quarter.
Barley •'MsOd to 498.41 I Beans 60s Od-56 its o=itlosta •,,,,;, :so od to 424.44 Pease 00. 04 to dirt 114
Pleat 1:4. ila. pet pike. z .1
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liROll SAIIMAY NIGHT'S .GAZETT:

QUEEN'., PALACE, DEC. 21. •
•
This dxy Admiral AeObACA had a private audiente
of his hinJitrrr, `to deli-O'er his letters of credence as
Envoy 'Extraordintir and 'banister Plenipotentiary
from the Suptemalutita•of. Spain, in the name of his
Catholic Majesty FaxtruN.Ort the Seventh.
To which he wail introduied by the Right Honour-
able Gamma CAmaxti, his. Majesty's Principal Se-
cretary of State for Foreign'Affairs, and condected
by Sir 5T70111124 COTTRELY., fatt; Master of the Ce-
remonies. .
MILITARY 15ROMOTIoNS.
tiallti.oFFlCE, DEC. 24.
lit Regiment of Dragoon Goirdo;-Pikneis Simpson, Gent. to be
Cornet, by purchlse, vies Sir Godfrey Webster, appointed to
the 12th Light Dragoons.
9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant John G. Peters,
from the 2d Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase,
vice White, who retires.
20th Ditto—Joseph Smyth, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur-
chase, vice Stuart, promoted.
12th Ditto—Cornet Robert Carew to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Saunders, promoted.
14th Regiment of Light Dragoons. '
To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Cornets Thomas Smith,
Augustus Foster, and James Hay.
17th Ditto—W. Robinson, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase.
fioth Ditto—Lieutenant J. E. Scott, from the 29th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, without purchase.
92d Ditto—Johp Eden, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Broughton, de-
ceased, laid Comet John Eden Co be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vide Half who retires.
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards--Captain James Braddyll,
to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Plunket, who
retires; and Ensign William Lord Alvanley to be Lieutenant,
vice Braddyll.
Stis Regisaent of Foot—Lletitenant Plenry Peal), L'Estrange,
from the 11th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Farr, who m-
elanges.
10th Ditto—Ensign John Wells, from half-pay of Steel's late
Recruiting Corps, to be Ensign. vice Pratt, who exchanges.
llth Dlite.-4.1.-utenant Henry Wallis Farr, from the Sth Foot,
to be I.ieutesiant, vice L'Eatrange, who exchanges, and Ensign
James Maclean, from the South Downshire Militia, to be
Ensign.
14th Ditto—Lieutenant W. A. Hodges to be Captain of a Com-
pany, vice Henry,deceased ; and Ensign Henry Gamble to be
Lietrenant, vice Hodges.
97th Ditto—Ensign Francis Simeoe to be Lieutenant,bypurchase,
vice Geddes, promoted.
32d Ditto—Jacob Dudden, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,vlce
Boase, promoted.
39d Ditto,--Ecsign T. F.Dawson;to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Reed, promoted.
34th Ditto--John Huddlestone, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
, • • vice Sherer, promoted.
50i1i Ditto—Lieutenant J. F. Carson, from the Royal Westlndia
Rangers, to be Lieutenant, Viet Meard, who exchanges ; and
raiitign John Patterson to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice
Sloane, appointed to the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion.
. 60th Ditto—Major George Mackie, to be Lieutenant-Colonel,
without purchase, vice Rainey, dismissed the service.
IltdAtto--Liesstenant William Hartley, from the 71st Foot, to
• tie Cktain of a Company, vice Hodges, deceased.
•3d ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel D. Campbell, from the Staff hi
llioirtb America, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice St, George,
"Aso exchanges ; and Edward Brown, Gent. to be Ensign, with-
.
not purchase, vice Wright, who means. •
65th Ditto—Wißiam Jot es, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vise
PrO3not4
137thjhuo—Assistant-Surgeon John Crake, from the Coldstream
Foot Guards, to be Surgeon, vice Andrews, superseded, being
sweat without leave.
'.6th DiUo--Hospital-Mate Archibald Fraser to be Assistant-
Surgeon.
6251 Dine—Basi=n Francis M. Barry, from the South Cork MM.
. tiaLes be Ensign. •
84th, Dittor-Liemenant-Colonel Richard Lloyd, from the Royal'
York Rangers, to be Lieutenant-ColonelovitlAut purchase.
116th.Ditto--Lieutenant Francis ild`Lean, from aif
-pay of the
Captain-Commissaries,
to be Lieutenant, vice H
v:ho
exchanges. . •
twit Ditto-,-Edward Moulson, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
.710 cordate, promoted.
gssls Ditto.—Brevet Major A.G. Norcoft to be Major, with•nit
purchase, viceTravers,promoted in the Bth Garrison Battalion.
intla Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel G. J. B. Tucker, from
the 50th Foot, to be Major, without purchase, vice Wilson,
.Promoted in the Royal York Rangers.
Royal York Rangers--Major John Wilson, from the 97th Foot,
to.le Lieutenant-Colonel, withoptsurchase, Vice Lloyd, ap •
pod to the 84th
Royal. West India Rangeo--Lieuteaant Frederick B. Meard,
from the 50th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Carson, who ex-

changes.
Royal African Corps--George Topp Lindsay, Gent. to be Ensign,
Intboot purchase • Samuel Bulkeley, Gent. to be ditto.
Ron's Regiment—Captain Charles Philip de Bosset, from the 9
hmudioli-Of the line of the King's German Legion, to be Major.
Toby Licutenants--Lletitenant George During, from the Ist Bat-
talion of the Lille of the King's German Legion • Ensign E. L.
de Steigereiroin theilciLight Battalion of ditto ; Ensign Auguste
ik Coorten • Ensign Adolphus de Dames, from Dillon's Regi-
pent ; EAsiin Micbae Krug= ; Ensign R. Segesser ; Ensign
Gagers EnSign tl. A, Hopedung, from the Ist Batta-
lion of the I..ine of the King's German Legion; 'Ensign J. P.
Sergenfrey, on the Staff of the AnnyisPortugal ; Ensign Hec-
tor de Salts, from the 60th. Foot.
To be Ensigns--Serjeant C.Holl, from the Artillery of the King's
German Legion, vice de salis, whose ippetintment has not taken
place ; Mutd,Geit. vice de Coorten ; Charles Pannack,
Gent. vice Krumm.
Chasseurs liritanniques—Lieutenant Louis de Saulx to be Captain
• of a Company, vice Heitz, placed on half-pay.
Royal Regiment of Malta—,Quartts-Master S. Ilarwood, from
Haf-pay of the late 6th Garrison Battalion, to be Qum-ter-Mas-
ter, vice Fraser, who exchanges.
Cape Regiment—Lieutenant Hamlet Obins, from the 57th Foot,
• to be Captain of a Company, vice Raynsford, deceased.
.11da.Garrisou .BattAion—Major Robert Travers, from the 95th
Foot,. to be Lieuttmant-Colonel, vice Wade, appointed to the
iga Foot.
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isriEv ET.
Captain William Smith, of the 9th Garrison Battalion, to be Ma-
jor in the .A 4 my.

ariar.
Liegtenant-Cotonel T. B. St, George from the 634 Font, to be
an inspecting Fick:ld/Leer of Mliitisin Canada., vice Campbell,
who exchanges. . . _

HOSPITAL STAFF.
ststant-Surgeon to the Forces lotto Vetch, to be Surgeon.
I;ARRACKii.
To be Barrack Masters in Grcat Britain,
Samuel Maus, Gant.; George Cle.uher, Gent. vice Dauer,
stead.

IFORANDUII.t.
Tne appointment of JACAIIIUS Hoge!, Gent. to be Ensign in the
60th Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the 20th June, Ibo 3, has
not taken place.
The appointment of Edward Moore, Gent. to be Ensign in the
Canadian keficibles, as stated in the Gazette of the 24th Septem.
her, 1505, has not taked place.
The under-mentioned Officers are superseded, being
absent without leave :
Ith Foot—Lieutenant --- Dawson.
64th„1)itto—Captain Richard Fermcn.
Commssions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of thel
County of Suffolk.
Ist or Western Regiment of Suffolk Militia.
—ge Gooch to be Lieutenant. /patted June 25s MIL
Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 25,1800.
Eastern Regiment of ditto.
Woodcock, and George Henry Brian, Gents. to
'Dated July 25, 1608.
:gut, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Angust

It. to be ditto. Dmoil Qtgebir g4l ma.

th Troop of Yeomanry Cagalry.
Selkiain Hench Alan Cnwfoot, Gent. to barLteattnant. Data
January 2, 1808.
Blackburn Hundred Volunteer Infantry.
Thitmas Shave, Gent. to be Ensign. " Dated January 2, INA.
Daniel Watling, Gent. to be Adjutant. DaM4 March 244 130 e•
• Baberitinn died NtOlun teit Infantry. •
Min Moss, Gent. to be-Ensign. Dar'ed March 10,1808.
it P. Wins, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above.
Dunwich Volunteer Infantry.
Thomas Rouse, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated March 10,1808.
TIIIIEBII, Blaghall, anti Iken Volunteer Infantry.
tobeit•filaeppotsl, Esq. to be Major-Commandant. Dated March
20, 1808.
Benjamin Salmon, Egq. to be Captain; Robert Aldous, Gent. to
be Lieutenant. Both dated as above.
Benacre and Wrentham Volunteer Infantry.
John Scutt, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Jan. 29, 1808.
John Thurtell,.Gcnt. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 24, 180$.
Risbridge VoluVeir Infantry. .
Gabriel Gunton, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Edward Wm. Matbtoir,
Gent. to be Ensign.- Dated May 1, 1808.
Bury, St. F.cbnund'i‘ Light Infantry Volunteers.
Henry Wilkins, Gerit:tio be 'Lieutenant. Dated May 1, 1808.
[homes Lovell Jenne, Gent: to be Ensign. -Dated Aug. 1, 1808.1
Eye Volunteer Infantry.
lames Fenner, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. Dated May 20,
I ens.
John March, Gent. to be second Lieutenants John Gissing, Gent.
to be knsign. • Both dated as above.
Hartsmere Rangers Volunteer Infantry.
John 011ett Foulger, Esq. to be. Captain. Dated May 90, 1208.
John Peck, Gent. to be First Lieutenant ; Gluing, Gent.
be Second Lieutenant. Both dated as above.
William Green Smith, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated
June 1, 1808. -
Richand Sarjent, Gent. to be Quarter-Master. Dated May 20,
1808.
Valentine Mumber, Gent. to be Adjutant, with the Brevet rank
of Captain. Dated as above.
Helmingham Volunteer Infantry.
Stew art, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Dated June 'l,
1 /109,
1:1111t.9 rtallqrn, Esq. to be Major ; Thomqs Saunders, Geot.to
Lieutenant and Adjutant. Both dated as aboYe. •
2d Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry.
Welter Ray, Esq. to be Captain. Dead August 1, 1118111.•
Richard Waring, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Amos ToddpOdsi. to
be Cornet. Both dated as above.
Ipswich Voluntper Infantry. '
Simon Jackaman, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-(b.
Dated Sept. 6, 1808. te • 'I '
Charles Gross, Eat. to be Captain; John Oat' to lie
Lieutenant. Both dated as above. •
BANKRUP'TCY SUP#SEDYO.
Robert Thompson, of Brencepeth Kau, county or Durhani,
dealer and chapman.
Robert Parsons, late of the parish of Lynoombe and Widcombe,
Sotnersetshiro, grocer, rimier and chapman.
John Whitehead, of Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer, tallowchandler,
dealer and chapman.
BANKRUPTS.
William Wilkes, of Birmingham, maketer, dealer and cbapmal,
to surrender January is, 10, and February 4, at twelve, at the
Swan 'Tavern, Birmingham. Attorrks, Mr. S. Lowe, Bir-
minghain ; or Mr. Chilton, Exchequer-Qkce,
London.
George. Jones. of Liverpool, .bookseller, stationer, dealer and
chapman, Jannary'l3, 14, and Feb. 4, at twelve, at the Star
and Garter Tavern, Liverpool Attorniea, Mr. Biackstoek, St.
Mildred's-court, Poultry, London ; ot Mt. b4anon, Paradlsti-
street, Liverpool
John Howard, of Lower Eaton-stree; Pimlico, Middlesex,
surgeon and apothecary, Dec. 31, January 10, at ten, and Feb.
4, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rich, Ratcliffe Cross.
James Green, now or late of Margaret-street, Hackney, Middle-
sex, builder, bricklayer, dealer and chapinao, Dee 41, ;January
3, and Feb. 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Chapmaa,
St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London. "
William Wells, late of Linney-place, Queen-street, parish of St.
George, Bthomsbury, Middlesex, working jeweller, Deciil,
January 7, and Feb. 4 at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies,
Messrs. Edwards and L'yoti, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury-

square.
Jonathan Crawford, of Charles-square, Houton, Middlesex, mo- '
ney-serivener, dealer and chapman, Decemher.27, at eleven,
• January 7, and Feb. 4, at one, at Guildhall, Attornies, Messrs.
Bassett, Bennet-street, Blackfriar's Road, Surrey.
Martin French, of Georgebsireet, Portman4quare, Middlesex,
wine-merchant, Dec. 27,1 t one, January 5, at ten, and Feb. 4,
at one, at Guildhall. haloruty, Mr. Hackett, No. 39, Chan-
cery-lane, London.
William Cbarnbt rs, late of Lincoln, currier, January 9, 10, and
Feb. 4, at eleven, at the Rein Deer Inn, Lincoln. ,Attornies,
Llgie, Lincoln ; or Messrs. Leigh and Mason, New-
Bridge-street, London. - •
William Hayes, of Kilburn, Middlesex, brickmaker, dealer and
chapman, Dee. '27, Januaryio, and Feh. 4, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Humphries:New 14; Clement's-Inn.
James Manse', George 13urkinshre, and Jolin Fielding, of Shef-
• held, Yorkshire; SAW ctrl edgetool manufacturers, dealers,
chapman, and cpgartners, January 3,6, and Feb. 4, at twelve,
at the Angel Imp, Sheffield. Attornies, Messrs. Itlmington and
Wake, Sheffield; or Mr. Wilson, No. 11, Creville-street,
Hatton-Garden, Lbudon. • •
George Laing, latoasf London; ,Merchant, Dec. 31, January 4
and Feb;•4, ate, at Guildhall. Attotniee, Messrs. Caton
and Brumell, tV!'l4f9, Alderetate4treet.
DIVIDENDS.
Dee. 29. Henry Andrews, late of Canterbury, seedsman, dealer
, and chapman, at ten, at the Gull hall, Canterbury.
Dec. 29. Peter Lischford, late of the parish of Lifton, Devon,
miller, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Launceston.
Dec. 31. Samuel Fuller, late or Cambridge, draper, at ten, at
Guildhall, London.
Dec: 27. Charles Baker, late of Saville-place, Lambeth, Surrey,
floor-factor, at ten, at Guildhall.
Dec. 27. Joseph Satyr, of Upper North-place, Gray's inn-lone, and
John Jeffery, of Mary-,la-Bonne, Middlesex, coach and bar-
ness-makers, at ten, at Guildhall
Dec. 2G. Cowperthwaite and James Waring, of Man-
_cheater, manufacturers and partners, at two, at the Comber—
. cial Inn, Manchester.
Dec.. 27. Thomas Cooke, late of Gloucester, merchant, at eleven,
at the Woolpacilnu, Warwick.
Dec. 27. Joseph Dutton, of Burwardsley, Cheshire, eheesefactor,
at.eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Whitcburch, Salop.
Dec. 29. Nathaniel Perkins the elder and Nathaniel Perkins the
younger, now or late of the parish of Eastingtdn, Gloucester,
shire, clothiers., at eleven, at the King's Arms htn, Stroud.
Dec. 31. William Cawperthwaite, of Old Fish-street,. London,
grocer and teaman at ten, at Guildhall.
•Dec.-111. James Mills, of Wood, within'Saddlevrorth, Yorkshire,
dyer andclothier, at eleven, at the Star lan, Manchester.
Dec. 91. Thomas Holmes, of Hersham, Surrey, nurseryman and
seaman, at eleven, at Guildhall. •
Dee. Si: John Storey Pritchard, late of Wigmore-street, St. Mary-
la-Bonne, Middlesex, grocer, At ten, at Guildhall.
Dec. at. Edwird Wilson, of St. Jamea's-street, Middlesex, hatter,
at fen, 'at OulldhalL
Dec. 27. Stephen Bally, late of Bristol, taylor and salesman, at
eleven, at the Tol ha, Pea.
Dec. 31. Stephen Baylis, of Ledbury, Herefordshire, baker, at
eleven, at the Plume Dr Feathers Inn, Ledbury.
Dec. 29. l'hotilas Lloyd Anwyl, late of Shrewsbury, Salop, ma.
ney-scrivener at one, at the Castle Inn, Shrewsbury.
Dec. 27. Valentine Gaeen and Rupert Green, of Perc/-street;
Tottenham Court-road, engravers, at ten, at Guildhall.
Dec. 30. James I.ockier, late of Bristol, upholder, at eleven, at
the Lush Tavern, Bristol.
Dec. 27. John Rowe, late of Castle-street, Falcon-square, Len-
don, merch4nt, at ten, at Guildhall.
Dec. 211. John Marshall, of Denby, parish of Penistene,Yorkshire,
tanner, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Wakefield.
Dec. 27, George Atkinson, of Cloth-Fair, fimithheld, Loads' s;
glazier, at twelve, at Guildhall,
Two Proclamations (as vice mentioned in our lard
appeared in Saturday night's Gazette, appointing a
General Fast to be observed throughout Enland on
Wednesday the Bth of February; and on Thursday
the 9th of Unitary; throughout Scotland.

UNIPENITT INTSILIGENCE.

Oliveto, Dr.c. ea—Saturday, the lait dig c.fg.ltr.kaolMae.t.
the following gentlemen were ashnlued td degrees
WASTERS Of ARTS.
Rev. John Piddocke, of Christ Church, Orand Compputolay.
Rev. John Richard "Fetlow, of Queen's College.
WUdarn Wilson, of Qiusen's College..
.t. XI:
key. Samuel Evans, of Oriel College. . •. .
Mr. John Loveday, of Brlsenose College.
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Hon. GeOrge Edea, of Christ Church. - • • • • • •
BACHELORS OF ARTS.
Thomas Scott, of Queen's College, Grand Co •
Mt. Edward evoker, of Exeter College. . ••-; • •
Mr. Henry Dillon, of Worcester College, .
• 'lite whole number of degrees the Tetra-WM% eke Doctor
in Divinity, three IlAdatiors in Divinity, five' Bodleian in Civil.
Law, thirty-six Masters of Arts, one Honorary Muter of. Arts,
thirty-six Bachelors of Arts ;'and one Bachelor in Music. •
On Sunday last the blowing members 'of tbe university were
.prdained by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Oxford, A Chrin
:Churcli.—Doocows:
Frederick Pleydell Bouverie, B.A. fellow-of Ail Souls. •
John Edward Tarleton, 5.C.1.. fellow of AU Souls.
John Pirsans, M.A. fellow of Oriel.
Frederick Choppin; B.A. St. John's, cur. of Charlbory.
Wm. Cokay.ne Frith: LL.B. fellow of _ ;
Jahn: Motor, M. N. fellow of Linebln.
'Edward Miller, M.A. fellow of Queen's. .• ;:. r
Francis Dyson, B.A. few of Merton.
• James Blotch, M.A. prub. follow of Magdalen—Nilescr'
John Rice Price, B.A. Wadhazu Cullege,corr of Cetarllanyyp
•Alehdale Wilson Taylor; M 4, student of hburch.
John Lightfoot, B.A. fellow it Mellow • •
Hugh Hughes, B.A. of Jesus,Oollsge.
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PIiESTS.
_laws John Hudson, M.-4J disay Mord:tied:Voile**,
Henry Yeanans,..ll-A. Pembroke College; cur. pf.Gborigure.
Henry Williams,-M.A. fellow orMertinn.
Gregory Hicks, M.A. fellow of Trinity. • •
Edward Garrard Marsh, M.A. fellow of OHO. .;
•
Robert Chambres Jones, M.A. fellow of Jesus.
David Hughes Sauadeti, BA. scholar of leans.' • T'•".'
r: William Ellis, 8.4. Jesus College, curate of Liwarßollsoright.l
Samuel Mence, M.A. fillow of Trinity.
, I Hughes, H.A. stholas of Jesus. • ' •
Thomas Nixson Blagden, M.A. fellow of Magdalen College.
Alexander Mackenzie, MA, student of Christ Church.
Oti Sunday tau Thomas Brereton' of /elertort+
. College, and Jahn Mitford, B.A. of Oriel College, were ordained
by the Lard Bishop of Norwich, at the Cathedral, at Norwich.
• . same day William Slatter, M.A. of Christ Church Enoch
Hodgldneen Wrarriner, 141. A, of lApcoln Colleen ;•. John Griffin,
BIA: Of Ealliol College; and John Newport, BA.' of Worcester
College, were ordained (the three forrher as Priests and the last as
, Proem]) by the Lord ilishoor of Lincoln, ax Bncktlen.
'The corporation of Stistol have presented the jtea. Mr. Era:
•to the vicarage of At. Merge% h 1 Glbucestershltd, otaitilebt the
death of the Rev. ft. Hart. - • '•
' Compaioai Disc. 19.—The following gentlemen were of
Friday' last- ada;itrld•tee the under •nientloned :
Doctor in Physic—Thomas Charles Morgan; Esq. of Potino,
house.
Bubelots in Civil Law—The Rev. R. Spnutgei; end the Rev.
A„Wainewright, Nob of Trinity Hall.
Masters of Arts—The Rev. J. Rowe, of Pembroke ; the Rev.-
!. Coutir of Catherine Han; ant the Rev. J. Penmen, of Tsi..
airy College.
Bachelor of .Arts—Mr. C. Hill, of Jesus College.
At a general ordinadon, hard by the LOrd Bishop of Norwich;l
on Sandal last, in the ratheflral, the following gentlemen were
ordatiled--:DiACOS:s.
John ?climes, B.A. of Jesus Colleted
(:banes Fisher, $4. of tit. John's. Collage.
Henry Cirdtestnne, of Catherine Hill.
John Turner, orPeter-house.
, John White, A.B. of Cains College. • •
Robert Walpole, A.M. of Trinity College.
Sohn lirewitir Wilkinson, A.B. of St. John's College.
Wm. Johttion YongeOLA. fellow of King's College.
. • .Paresis.
Adam Baynes,,B.A. of Sidney ;losses College. ,
Nath. Robert. Dennis, BA. of Corpus Christi College,
Mileson Geri Edgar, B.A. of Caius College.
Charles hither, R.A. of Coins College.
EdwardHogif, B.A. of Peter house.
ic Robert edh gton, B.A. fellow of Caius College.
shines Rose Edmund Nelson, B.A. of Chist's College. .
Thomas Peyton Slapp, M.A. late of Chrf.t's College.
WIN. Hervey Taylor, BA. of Corpus Christi College. '
Wm. 'Fitful, BA. of Calor College.
• Samuel Tilibrook, B.A. of Peter-house.
The same day the Lord Bishop of Lincoln held an ordinatioa at
Buckden, whot the following gentlemen were ordained Pa IIISTS:
• Sill:Oa Thomas Bloomfield,..A.B. Sidney College.

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;losiph Relph, A. B. Peter-house. -
DEACONS. •
lam BrettOn \i'rotb, A.B. St. John's College. • . •
David hake, A:B. R. Jelues College.
George (abbe, A.B.Tristity College.
• Hairy Claite, puetes •
Jobs Sell, A.R.lbtaglitlen College.
The Itiv.Themas Castleyi A.M. Fellow of Irma College, is
'presented by the ''Master and Fellows of that Society to the valus.•
las rectory of Cavendish, in Suffolk, Vacated by tbe death of tke
Rev. Rleb. Waddingtt a
The Rev. Montague Earle Voaby, NL A. chaplain to Zlerenetil
Howe, M empowered, by a dispensation, to held tbe vicaragk of
Long Bennington, with the rectory of Newton, in the county and
diocese of Lincoln : the former oil the presentation of the King,
and the latter of his father, Sir Wm. Earle Welby.
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