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CONSISTORY COURT.

DIVORCE.--••A LLARDICE V. ALLA RDICI.

This was a suit (4 divorce vouseted by Mr. Allardke,. whr
was surgeon of a King's Regiment in India, against Dorothy,
his wife, for adultery, committed by her in this country, with
Al -sander Hugh Johnsen, a Captain of Native blarney, in
the service of the East India- Company, dining the absence of
the husband in India. The maniage took place at Whitby, in
Yorkshire, in May, 1813; after which the Lady accompanied
her husband to India, living and cohafilting with him on the
most affectionate terms, and bearing several children to him.—
Captain Johnson accompanied the Lady, nn her return from
India on board the ship Woodford. On their arrival in Eng-
land she went to live at Brorapten, and Captain John's took
lodgings in the same house. Frain thence she went to York,
and he afterwards joined and accompanied her on a tour
through France. An adulterous intercourse was from thence in-
ferred, but the principal evidence was her own confession to
her husband, on his unexpected return from India. last Novem-
ber, when he found her living at Brompton. The husband's
affection towards his wife was unabated by absence; but her af-
fections, she candidly confessed, had become irresistibly cold
towards him ; -and, since he had been so kind and indulgent a
husband to her, she scorned any longer to deceive him, and
therefore laid beferegtim a full disclosure of her adulterous inter-
course with Captail Jithnson, by whom it furthet appeared she
was then three months gene with child. The husband upon this
betrayed great agitation and distress of mind, and even shed tears.
The allegation alleged, that hoitansedissaignetionsiopost-anke
and, quitting his wife, bad not since seen or cohabited with her.
It further appeared, that she furnished she husband with a num-
ber of letters that had passed between her and Captain Johnson,
confirmatory of the adulterous intercourse; and, in addition to
this, was the evidence of her being subsequently delivered at St.
Omer's, in France, of a full grown perfect male child.
The Couse observed upon the non.access of the husband, his
wife being in England and he in India, and the credit which
was due to the witnesses; besides, her acknowledgment of the
adultery to her most intimate and confidential friends, could
leave no doubt on the mind of the Court that the husband had
made out the fact of his wife's adultery, and that he-was entitled
to the object of his prayer. The Court accordingly pronounced
sentence of divorce.

CHURCH DISCIPLINE.
ARTICLES AGAINST THE REV. DR. CLARKE.

On the sitting of the Court on Friday, the Rev. Gentleman pre-
sented himself with a brown paper parcel, which he said con-
tained thegreat lock of the Parish Church of Great Waltham, and
addressed the Judge as follows :

" Sir Christopher, in the year 1774, nearly half s century ago,
I had the honour of becoming a Member of the University of
Oxford, and Lord Stowell was Fellow Tutor of the University
College. I heard from the Rev.T.'Whartoa Poet Laureat, that
he was an elegant writer of Latin; I prepared therefore (on my
first appearance, at the instance of the Archdeacon) an address
in Ledo, in which I expressed that, months before the arrival
of the Arthdeacoa, the luck of the belfry door bad by me been
plugged to prevent any intrusion of the Chaplain, and to preserve
my possession of the Church. I have Dow dispossessed the Church-
wardens, and regained complete possession of the Church, of
which I have taken bi the old and put on a non lock."
Sir C. Ronntsow--" The Court cannot hear you upon matters
which have no relevancy to the articles exhibited against you.—
The duty which the Court has to dischaige towards you and the
Public at present is, simply to inquire of you whether you intend
to plead a negative or affirmative issue r
Dr. CLARKZ—(apparently much agitated)—" To plead an
affirmative issue, would be as great a falsehood as could possibly
be. It was only in compliance with the advice of the Court
that I did so in the first instance. It would be equally preposte-
rous, as for a Magistrate to receive the information of a highway-
man against a Gentleman whom he had robbed on Hounslow
Heath, to say that Gentleman had robbed him."
The Jonas—" Whatever you may have to say to that, you will
have an opportunity of taking some competent advise. I have
merely to say these charges against you are of a very grave na-
ture; and it becomes you to consider bow you will relieve your-
self from the effect of them, by any objection you may have to
make, either as to the formality or the truth of them."
Dr. CLAIllel!—" They are just as grave as if a highwayman
had robbed a Gentleman, and then said he had robbed him.—
Since I have been Vicar of this place I have experienced nothing
but the blackest treachery conspiracy, baseness, and perfidy. I
plead the negative Issue.
Here the Rev. Defendant sat down, tad became silent.

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NE N - PEN C B

FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE.

Calcite notifies that his Majesty his sopmegeg the Sight
PlEuTiry. Richard ilarfai Warwick, to be Lord Lieutenant
a theme
county of Warwick; idso that the Kies has cuotoTed
the homer of Knighthood. an. Edward West, Faq. Recorder of
Bombay ; and likewise the segmsding of the Beiot for the Mi-
litia for one year).
scomm aiTtIITTO TO TOM tta 11111 T TIMM? TATUM/111%
Borough of King's Lynn= lie Honourable John Walpole, In
the room of Lord Walpole, now Rid of Orford, one of the
Peers of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.]
BA WKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
and Richard Priest, jem. Norwich, warehousemen.
BANKRUPT& •

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Mosso Pritchard, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, linen.dt
t• Mesonder August 6,7, And 17, at eleven at the Rossuner
Tavers,. Bristol. Attendee, Messrs. Hilliard and Hastings,
Gray's Inmoquare ; or Mr. Smith, Chepstow.
Thomas Leigh, Manchester, plumber, July 26, 17, at In:
and August 17, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attar-
ides, Mr. Lever, Gray's Inn-square; or Mr. Acker*, King-
sestet, ilasehester.
Witlitins Elwell, Westlwomisich„ Staffardehlre„ ebyndat, July
, at IS,, Cal llaiparl7," at fen, at Kw Marten Arms
111111 i P 111112140. Anoraks, Mr. Wheebr, Elude-street, Ilea-
Men 1< mhl Smith,
'.illllll !reek, Doncaster, ladder, July 2f, 26, at /keen, slid August 17, at three, at the Rutland Arms ftin,•Lekeeter. -
Attendee, Mr. Lawton, Leicester; or Mr. Taylor, Joon-
street; Beaftord-row.
John Bothwell, Monlield-Breachworks, near Bolton, Lanca-
shire, whitsfer, Jul' 9, 16,-
and August 17, at twelve, at the
Court of Commissioners of Banktupts, Rasinshall-strett.-
Attdrney, Mr. Niblitt, Neiv-cassrt, Cnsubed-friars. -
James Stook Alien, late of Toweester,.Northamptonshha, linen-
diaper, July. 20, August 6 and 17, at eleven, at the Court of
Commissioners of Bankrupts, B.singhall-etreee, Attorney,
Mr. Leigh. Charlotte-row, Mansion Home.
George Luck, Sborelitch, hosier, July 15, 20, and August 17,
at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts. Basina-
holl-etreet. Attorney, Mr. Carter, Lord mayorsCourt Of-
fice. Royal Exchange.
John Leigh, Afferea-square, St. Mary-Are, merchant, July 9,
23, and August 17, at twelve. at the Court of Commissioners
of Bankrupts, 13asinghall-street Attornies, Messrs. Knight
and F4son, ilasingirall-street. -
James amour Carter, Met cer-streeti Loorocre, conch-plater,
July 9, 16, at twelve, and-August 17, at one, at the Court
et Osnunieskiners of B;tnkrepts, Basinglsall.street. Attorney,
Mr..ltichardson, Golden-square.
Jahn Cooper, Grosvenor-Mews, Bood-street, horse-dealer, July
13, 20, and August 17, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners
of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Field
and Abrahams, Clifford's Inn.
Francis Brothers and James Leith, King-street, Covent-garden,
army-agents, July 20, August 6 and 17, at elevin, at the
Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, BasinghaU-street. At-
torney, Mr. Whitaker, Broad-court, Long-acre.
George Davison, Upper Berkeley-street, Portman-square,
bolsterer, July 20, 27, and August 17, at ten, at the Court of
Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies,
Messrs. Andros and Alderson, Chancery-lane.
John Rangeley and Edward Holt Dials's, Slane, Staffordshire,
iron-founders; July 18, 19, and August 17, at eleven, at the
York Hotel, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Whisky and
Mason, Liverpool; or Messrs. Adlington and Co. Bedford-
row. ondon.
William &Sanders, Beckingtoo, Somerset, schoolmaster, July
19, at five, 20, and August 17, at eleven, at the Castle and
MI Anneal a% Meson. Ilsiegestamt.4ildb4
Red Lisn-squaw; or Mr. Tiley, Frame.
DIVIDENDS to be made in BA SING HA it-STU:RT.
July 27, D. R. Colston, lallngtomroad, upholsterer, at eleven.
July 27, J. George, late of Park-street, Hanswer-mpsom, mil-
liner, at eleven. July 27, Clipmonds and W. Taylor, Wat-
ling-street, warehousemen, at eleven. July sr, G. M. Mseprt.,
Queenkithe, stationer, at eleven. July 21, C. Mapper, Llttle
Trinity-lane, lace-dealer, at eleven. July 27, J. Stevens, Staf-
ford, wine-merchant, at one. July 27, R. W. Rumford, late of
Bartholomew-lane, stock-broker, at eleven. July 27, R. black-
avoy, King-street, Greenwich, victualler, at eleven. July 27,
T. Flower Cagle-street, Holborn, jeweller, at eleven. Jtaly
27, H. Bickel, Shoredltch, grocer, at twelve. July 27, W. P.
Chubb, Aldgate, druggist, at eleven. July 27, T. England,
Smithfield, vintner, at eleven. July 27, J. Guild, late of But.
nos Ayres, merchant, at eleven. July 27, W. J. Arnold, Great
Tower-street, wine-merchant, at twelve. July 27, R. Reify,
Southampton-row, Bloomsbury, man-milliner, at ten. July 27,
J. Parsons, Whitecbapel, victualler, at eleven. July 27 J.
Banker, Grafton-street, Soho, furnishing.ironmooger, at twelve.
July 27, J. Peel, C. Harding, and W. Willock, Faaeley, Staf-
fordshire, cotton-spinners' at ten. July 27, C. Sboobridge
Kensington, draper, at eleven. July 27, T. Lynn, Jerusalem
Coffee-house, Conlin, merchant, at eleven. July 27, R. Simp-
son, Crown-court, Threadneedle-street, merchant, at eleven.-
July 27. H. F. orneman, Queen-street, Cheapside, merchant,
at twelve. July 27, A. Allen, Pall-mall, calicu-furniture-ma-
nufacturer, at twelve. July 30, J. Robinson, Crosby-square,
Bishopsgate-street, merchant, at twelve. July 27, Robert Al-
bion Cue, G. Weston, J. Farber, and G. Cos, Little Britain,
refiners, at one. July 27, T. Hepbe and H. O. Von Pont, St.
Mary-hill, merchants, at one. July 27, A. and C. Gorden.,
Church-street, Soho, tailors, at eleven. July 27, D. Maitland,
New Bridge-street, merchant, at twelve. July 27, H. R. Flaw,
Iticlae Lime-street,mei chant, at 11. July 27, T Hornsby,
Cornbill, stock-broker, at 12. July 27, R. Pordock, Andover,
coach-maker, at one. July 27, C. Woodcock, Norwich, coach-
maker, at one. July 27, T. Samson, Lynn, Norfolk, coach-
maker, at one. Aug. 5, J. Jump and T. Hargraves, Fore-street,
hat-manufactures-a, at one. Aug. 5, J. Reitman, late of North
Shields, ship-owner, at ten. July 16, W. and J. F. Lea, ram
ternoster-row, silk-manufacturers, at one.
DIVIDEND to be made in the COUNTRY.

Aug. A, J. Alderson, Liverpool, oil-merchant, at one, at the
George Inn, Dolo-street, Liverpool.
CERT! FICATF.S.--Juar 17.

A. Gaffed, late of Downham Market, Norfolk, tanner, J.
P. Vlrmatone. Wolverhampton, iron-muter. J. Hobbs, Tick-
field, draper. IL Webster, Bishopwearmoath, merchant. J.
Salmon, Canterbury-buildings. Lambeth, coal-merchant. `ii,,
Marsh, Hutickrsheld, grocer. J. Kirkland, Coventry, ribbosi.
manufacturer. J. I'assmore, Farnham, linen-draper. I. Gre.
gory, Bath. haberdasher.
• DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
Predand and Jones,
.fan CanfieldWa Wilford, a very notorious offender, was lately sterers'-wareheusemen
brought before ALESANDIII Doxovax, Esq. of Framfield-place, merchants. Driver ,
Sussex, and committed to the custody of the Headborough of makers. Smith and
Framfield to be conveyed to the House of Correction. 'llso Head- H. and J. Johnson, St
borough having neglected the precaution of joining the hands of Co. Cheamdde, warehou,
such gentlemen as Mr.CamfieldWatford, suffered his prisoner to surgeons. Fume and Wel.
escape in the following manner :—The prisoner, who was rated Colatan and Cu. Norwich,
between the lleadborough and his assistant, outside the Lewes Bath, leather-cuttrrs. '
coach, while pretending to be half asleep, soddenly jumped off ton and Co. St. Pc,
the coach, which was then going at great speed, bounded over street, stationers. B
the hedge into Mallet Park, as! quickly disappeared. The as- manufacturers. W:
aistant-followed, but was violently dashed against the ground, Packer and Briggs. ,
and had his melt dislocated. 'The coachman pulled up as soon J. and F. Mills, Loudon,
as be was aware of what had happened; and exertion was made Lewes, attornies. Shep'
to retake the fugitive, but every attempt to snake him dread emir Lancashire, coal-minesi
proved ineffectual. He has not beast since heard of. tar, merchants.
Wednesday night, a young man, 'entice to a silversmith in
pinsisuria
the Strand,was drowned while off bililbanh. Three. ,
from the Spread Eagle wen instantly ht out, tivitlfot body Arid* hr tb, Nalr
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basbrutroug
was not found for neatly two hours, when the resuscliery mo. effilhsalPsciM Oa "Hi
cc., was used, but without effect. . ' jar No. 41, Nosinili-4,11ts
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mes, Brewer-street, Golden , ods& ~ I
lien. Burrow and Fleet I i
r and Munday, Preston, Lancashire= I
id Co. %%Baden, Yorkshire, cottooviosers.
Sun Tavern-fields, carmen. Hodgson and I
krehousen.en. Moore and Allison, Ilford. I, 1
lid Walk. r, Leadenhall-street, merchants.—
iorwich, warehousemen. Griffith and Co.
.s. Clark and Wadman, Trowbridge. 'Thorn..
Petersburgh. Martyr and Cato, LAW& i l,
It and C. Herring, Nowgate-otreet, fringe.
tall;, and Cordy. lisightee, winoisercimmes. 1
s. Wisitecbapel-read, famishing undertakers. 1 i
udon, whakbone.cutters. Convex and Aline l
Shepherd and Kay, Heywood wkhin Hash i 1
silts Ile Matthews and MOM% Rooks. 1 '
1 11,
WTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. 1,
, ~oft boats Comp assitAas, an beard,
pog ine. and readied Tittaday• and Fgagore,
otreet, *rand. 1 1