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London, England, 1819-11-08 00:00:00

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, 110 U BUN.

The following is an extract from the Address of
Mr—histiee Flrreirra to the Dublin Grand Juries,
on the opening of the Commission in that City, on
Saturday. se.nitight :
" To tl.e Police of Dublin he paid every just and well-merited
compliment, fur their unwearied vigilance and actisity, which
were never once sullied by any charge that could derogate from
their universally respected character. They had so completely
hunted down the profligate and unprincipled disturber: of the
public peace in this City and County, that on his last Circuit he
found some solitary outcasts of their dispersed gangs had been
reduced to infest the adjoining Counties, where they soon frU
into the hands of justice. Ile felicitated the Juries, and the
well-disposed and peaceable in general, that the state of this
country was so very different, at this happy and memorable
period, to that of the sister country: there, disaffection and tu-
multuary Meetings distracted the country, and stead dismay
and alarm through all quarters; while Ireland enjoys the most
perfect tranquillity, and obedience to law and order, from this
her splendid centre, to the most remote and obscure corner of
the iillnd. As Ireland for many years had not experienced so
great a blessing, he would willingly, and he believed truly, as-
cribe it to the happy conciliation which has for some time past
taken place between all ranks and professions of the People.
Difference df opinion is forgotten in the mutual inclination to
confer obligations and return grateful acknowledgments. The
late worthy and deserving Lord Mayor had done much towards
diffusing this good feeling towards each other amongst all classes
of the community ; and a grateful People were be►towing on
him the great reward of his justice and philanthropy—their
thanks and blessings. lye (the Hon. Justice) had lived long
en.meli in the world to witness a great deal of what lead been
passing is it; but so many affectionate and grateful Addresseahe
neve.. before knew unanimously and cordially voted to any man,
as there had been to him."

A copper coinage, so much wanted in Corfu, is now
on its way from England to that place.

The Duke of NEWCASTLE presided last week at
Mansfield, at a meeting of the Subscribers to the
rund for the Employment of the Poor, when it was
resolved that relief should be administered by em-
ployment only, and that such employment should not
'interfere with the Manufactories of the County.

A bank of oysters, seven leagues in extent, has been
discovered near Bast, above Antwerp : they are of
;very' good quality, and aie nearly equal to English.
They are brought to Brussels in such quantities that
they are sold for half a franc per hundred.

Tuesday Lord DICMY'S game-keeper shot an eagle,
which measures seven feet nine inches from the ex-
tremity of the wing.

Mrs. MORNS, the Lady of Major MORRIS, who
lately descended in the diving•bell, at Plymouth,
whilst under water, wrote a note to her father, which
concluded with the following lines :
From a Belle, my dear Father, you've oft had a line,
But not froni a Bell under water ;
Just now I can only assure you I'm thine,
Your dutiful, diving, affectionate daughter !

When Old Parr was introduced to CHARLES I.
and his Queen, he presented a Petition, mentioning
his great age, and intreating such notice as they should
think proper to bestow. " And pray, old mao," said
the Queen, " what have you, who have lived so long,
done more than other men?" " And please your
Kijest)," replied Parr, "I did penance for a bastard
child when 1 was above an hundred years old I"

Just published, by T. HARVEY, of Blackfriars-
road, a Pocket Manual, being A few Minutes Ad- ,1
Liar from Me Medical Board, in a Lecture on the
Lues Venerea and Sexual I)ebilities, as deliver-
ed at Woodstock-House, and Charlotte-House, iu.
March last, a Publication highly interesting to
young Practitioners, and of importance to the vital
interests of Society.—For the accommodation of
l'atients at the West end of the Town, a Medical
Board is established in Woodstock-street, Oxford-
street, under the patronage of Dr. COOPER, of Char-
lotte House, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road.
The Board is composed of Gentlemen of the first
talent, of nearly forty years' experience, all Members
of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh,
who are consulted daily by all ranks of inva-
lids with the greatest confidence. Patients afflicted
with a certain complaint, strictures, erratic pains,
eruptions of the skin, ulcerated throat, glandular
swellings in the neck, nodes on the shin bones, &c
are diseases which arise from improper treatment—
the afflicted are immediately relieved, and speedily
cured, without confinement.—Messrs. Cooexft and Co
are consulted at Woodstock House, from Eight in the
Morning until Eight at Night ; and at Charlotte-
House, Great Charlotte‘street, opposite the Rev.
Rowland Hill's Chapel, from Twelve till Eight,
and no there else in London.—Mechanics have ad-
vice Gratis every evening, from Six till Eight, at
both Houses;, and on Sunday Mornings until Twelve
o'Clock.—N.B. Ruptures of 30 years standing, and
.424 inches in circumference, radically cured, with-
lout
Private
operation gical opnratia, Pritate Entrance, and
Rooms, for consultation.

cURICIL INTELLICENCL.

CAMBRIDGE, NOVEMBER s.
William rrere, Esq. I.A.N &tient at Lw, „d
Downing Collegee
year ensuridn, was yesteg.ay elected Vic.Chauceliot
University for tee
The following Gentlemen were ord.tin,:d by tbt
this Diocese, on Sunday last, in the chap,: cf the
Palace, at Ely:

TRIM.
David Bowker Wells, B.A. of Christ College.
DS* CO::S.
Henry Venr., B.A. F.:llcr: of Queen's College
Temple Chevallicr, P.A. Fellow of Pembroke /lal.
Charles Hatch, B.A. Fellow of King's College,
James Alexander Wood, B.A. of Catiserine Hal William Henry Drage, B.A. of Enummiel College.
Thomas Commeline, B.A. St. Alban's hall, (Mori
OXFORD, NOVE3IDER 6.
The Degree of D.D. has been confen-ed, by Dcer-t vocation, on the lion. and 11.,,v. V. J.
Mary Hall, 31. A. Archdeacon of Colornro, c. th,
Ceylon.
At a Public Ordination held in the Cathedral Chorrth
rum, on Sunday, the 17th ult. the Bishop of that I)
stinted the followint Gentlemen into Holy Orders:
Deacons.
George Ingram Fisher, B.A. of Worcester College,
John' Henry Hume. R. of Banjul College.
Charles William Knyvett, B.A. of Christ Clutch.
Edward Davis Slade, B.A. of Queen's College.
Jair.es .li:drew Hunt Grubbe, B.A. of Exeter Col*
Waltt r Long, of St. John's College, Cambridge.
Edward Wilkins, H.A. Fellow of King's College, dint
Ilawkes Langley, B.A. of Christ Church, ot,
Owen Maiden, S.C.L. of Trinity Hail, Cerr,h:idt,,
William Tommisman B.A. of New CAL. 1.
Coventry Payne, LL.II. of Trinity Hall, Canilt4e.
Henry Hatch, RA. Etllow of K,og's College, ditty.
Francis Oakley, S.C.L of 31agda'en HA, Oxford.
Henry Cockeram, M. A. Exeter College.
John Merewether, ILA. of Queen's College.
Amos Crymes, B.A. of Baillol College.
George Walker, ILA. of St. John's College.
Robert Morgan, B.A. of 31agdalen College.
P al Lan.
Henry Gwyther, B.A. of Tri•.;.y College, CambeAlie,
William Dansey, B.A. of Exeter College, Oxford.
William Andrew Hammond, 31. A. of Christ Ch..ret..
Peter lkorehier lynch, 31. A. of Oriel College.
Robert Collinson, B.A. of Queen's College.
Francis Evans, M.A. of St. John's Coale, Combat:le.
James William Arnold, 3LA. of Clara hall, ditto
John Csiwin Lance, B.A. of Corpus Christi College,/
Joseph Cape, B.A. of Clare Hall, ditto.
Robert Fitzherbert Fuller, M.A. of Bruer:note Coll
George Thomas Rudd, B.A. of St. John's C:llege,
William Henry Roberts, B.A. Fellow of King's Coil&
Edwaid John Bell, B.A. late of Christ Church, (hi:raj
Henry IV—nob, M.A. of Sidney Sussex College, Cartei!
Edward Marton Lye, B.A. of Exeter College, Word
John Strange Dandridge, B.A. of Worcester Collei.
ECCLESIASTICAL PRO3IOTIOXS.
The Rev. henry John Maddock, M.A. late Fell:met!
dalen College' Cambridge, is presented to the Perittmlf,
of Trinity Church, Huddersfield.

Rev. C. Chew, B.A. I.lte Minister of SLitanitz,
field, to the Vicarage of Lockivgton, I..eicester4i,e.
Rev. T. L Shapcot, Master of the Grammar S:hcolr.
borough, Wilts, has been elected )faster of the Free r
School, Southampton.
Rev. E. Player, Curate of St. James's, Bath, has ben'
pointed Chaplain to the Bath Hospital.
The Associate Congregation of Arbroath have given a
monions Call to the Rev. Mr. William llantiali, to Ix
Pastor.

Tna WANDIIRNO Jew !—Dr. Percy tells us, " this or.
considerable antiquity; it had obtained full credit in thief
the world before the year 1426, as we learn from Matt.
fr r In that year it seems there came an Armenian Ar.:btiek
Er g.andto visit the shrines and reliques preserved in ourChs
who being entertained at the Monastery of St. Alban's, inn
several questions relating to hi; country," &c.
Monk, who sat near him, inquired " if he had ever Mini
of the famous person named Joseph, that was so meek take
who was present at our Lord's C'rucifixion, and c,-: veal'
Shit, and who was still alive in confirmation of the'
_faith?" The Archbishop answered, that the fact ev.s trae;,
afterwards*, one of his train, who was well known to a tern
the Abbot's' interpreting his master's words, told the= in Fr
;that his Lord knew the person they spoke of very well; t
dined at his table but a little while before he left the La;
he had been Pontius Pilate's porter, by name Cat*
who, when they were dragging Jesus out of the doer d'
Judgment Hall, struck him with his fist on the back.
" Go faster Jesus, go faster, why dost thou littgerr
which Jesus leaked at him with a frown, and said, "1
am going, but thou shalt tarry till I come." &lin after, het
converted and baptised by the name of Jose k. lie ire
ever, but at the end of every hundred years falls into
rable illness, and at length into a ht of ecstasy, out of e
wben be recovers, he returns to the same state of youth let
in when Jesus suffered,: being then about thirty years ci
He remembers all the circumstances of the death and •
rection of Christ, the Saints that arose with him ; the c
ing of the Apostles' Creed, their preaching and dispersion
is himself a very grave and holy person. This is the
of M. Paris's account, who was himself a Monk at S:.
and was living at the time when this Armenian

made she above relation. Since his time, several impo.ran,l
appeared at intervals under the name and character of the-'
dering Jew." •
We bad one of these Impostors not many years ago hell
the North, who made- a very kermit-like appearance, and'
up and down our streets with a long train of boys at ha'
muttering, " Poor John alone! poor John alone!" in a 7
niaintive.

BT RTH&
Tuesday, at Tunbridge-Wells, the Laiy of the Rel.
Kirby, of Mayfield, Sussex, of a daughter.
On the 21d ult. at Dublin, the Lady of Major Menzies,
regiment, of a daughter.
Wednesday se'nnight, the wife of a poor man, a
of Chatham, of the name of Easton, of four children, are
and a girl, the whole of whoa were born alive, but tli
after their birth.

MARRIED.
Wednesday, W. A. Bucke, Esq. 43d Light Infantry, to
Bridget, youngest daughter of the Rev. William Bravo 111
of Aldbwough.
The Rev. John Evans, of Malmsbury, to Mary Ara
worthy, late of Ilfracombe, Devon.
The Rev. Robert Roberts, M.A. Rector of Little .
and Vicar of Haverhill, Suffolk, to Emily, eldest dst:;:ner
Josias Nottidge, Esq. of Rose-hill, Wiroe, Ewes.
The Rev. Henry R. Moody, to Althea Jane, seccnd clx%
of the Rev. F. J. H. Wollaston, Archdeacon of Essex.
Tbe- Rev. James Tisdale, M.A. Rector of linapl)ft
Scarsby, Leicestershire, to Miss Waite, daughter of rhal-te
Waite, Esq. of Rippon.
October 28, the Rev. Richard Lucas, of Stamford.
shire, to Mary Dorothy, second daughter of the Rev
Constabadie, Rector of Wensley.
October 26, the Rev. Thomas, eldest sen of the Right I
W. C. Plunkett, to Louisa Jaae, vcond daughter of tit
John William Foster, Esq.
At Birdsyards Cottage, near Forces, on the 14th ult.
rant Arthur Gray, 24th Foot, to Mary, fourth daughts
George Kay,. Esq.

DIED.
On the 27th of October last, in the New-Road,
Alba Stewart Brisbane, R. N. aged 28. c.
August li, at Dominica, John Lowndes, Esq. aged El,
veyor-General of that Island.
ed 82, the Rev. J. Kennedy, Rector of Nettlested, Ft:')
Aged 82, the Rev. J. Kennedy, Rector Of N'
Monday seimight, in Chester, aged 104, John Ikent. a 7
sioner on Chelsea Hospital.

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CAMBRIDGE, NOVEMput s.
William Prere, Esq. NI.A. Sedeant L
Downing College, was yesterda • - 3t
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University for the year ensuing. .
The following Gentlemen were ord..i .(I b,, ,r,
this Diocese, on Sunday last, in the e'r,..n...r-' ". : •
Palace, at Ely: -...p5, cf et
ratan.
iplaweivniiryiidamß°Viiewner.kn,errß.y Wills,
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Temple Chevallier, P.A. Fellow of Patebeeie.the
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James Alexander Wood, B.A. of Ode, • ', ell l?
ruse FILL
The Degree oOfNDF.DO.lhtia);bNee(n);;oEnf)eir.-176,Rb6.; D-c•-• of l' S 2
arc's
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vocation, on the lion. awl 11,,,v. V. J. Twine,' ' . ,:!.. ,
Mary 11111, .111. A. Archdeacon of Colon 1, '.."
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Ceylon_ ker
At a Public Ordination held in the Cathedral CI-re. °•l,'l
rum, on Sunday, the 17th ult. the Bishop of that lo::.. . '''„,"' a'
rotund the followint Gentlemen into Holy Order,:
Deacons. o ..., v
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William Tommisman lian'.rury, B.A. of New CAL 0 , NIL'
Coventry Payne, LL.D. of Trinity hall, Caml,r4.. ,• 6
Ileosry Hatch, B.A. Fellow of King's College, ditto. Gz•
Francis Oakley, S.C.L of Magdalen ILII, Oxford. 1.. i
Henry Cockeram, M. A. Exeter College. f,s.l
John Merewether, IL A. of Queen's College. t. et
Amos Crymes, B.A. of Ikiiliol College. rex
George Walker, B.A. of St. John's College. CA
Robert 31-organ, B.A. of Magdalen College. *try,
PELISATS. :iVt,
Henry Gwyther, B.A. of Trit.i.y Colle,;e, Cambf,ts, .1.•-•“
William, Darsey, B.A. of Exeter Col:egr, Oxford. Not
William Andrew Hammond, M.A. of Christ ("hare:. 0,
Peter Bourchier Wench, 31..1. of Oriel College. E.x
Robert Cali:son, B.A. of Queen's College. DI
Francis Evans M.A. of St. John's Cope, Camlnii.p. c:'
James William Arnold, 3LA. of Clara Hall, ditto. '''''.*
John Edwin Lance, 13. A. of Corpus Christi Cofiege, 2. 7' '-`
Joseph Cape, B.A. of Clare Hall, ditto. .. et.
Robert Fitaherbert Fuller, M.A. of Braseenete Col • Nnil
Cit•orge Thomas Rudd, B.A. of St. John's C:litge, C. - 11
William Henry Roberts, B.A. Fellow a King's Col ~, ic, ' ''-`
Edward John Bell, B.A. late cf Christ Church, hf::e
Henry 11*-nch, M.A. of Sidney Sussex Cellege, Car.-.:r.
Edward Barton Lye, B.A. of Exeter College, (Ware. '1
John Strange Dandridge, B.A. of Worcester Colitit. Le!
ECCLESIASTICAL PROIOTIONS.
The Rev. henry John Maddock, M.A. late Fellow of I
Salem College, Cambridge, is presented to the Perpetm,C to
of Trinity Church, Huddersfield. El
Rev. C. Chew, B.A. late Minister of SLoithieritz, lic Six
field, tsr the Vicarage of Lockington, Iticester4i,e. ra
Rev. T. L Shapcot, Master of the Grammar S:bco a. .., ~
borough, Wilts, has been elected Master of the Free Gra pAt
School, Southampton. o
Rev. E. Player, Curate of St. James's, Bath, has be. eI •
pointed Chaplain to the Bath Hospital.
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The Associate Congregation of Arbroath have given a t S
monions Call to the Rev. Mr. William Hannah, to be. th
Pastor. .
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TIM WANDIIRNO Jew !—Dr. Percy tells us, 14 this suer- al
considerable antiquity; it had obtained full credit in this •. rie,
the world before the year 1228, as we learn front )la::. • r le
fr r In that year it seems there came an Armenian Aratiske h
Er g.andto visit the shrines and reliques preserved in our Che to
who being entertained at the Monastery of St. Alban's, en r
several questions relating to his country," fitc. Arnold(
Monk, who sat near hits, inquired "if he had ever sees et - 4.1
of the famous person named Joseph, that was so mrch :ii
who was present at our Lord's C'rucitixion, and CC:Arerfog - i
him, and who was still alive in confirmation of the ' ; sit
faith?" The Archbishop answered, that the fact nes oar; So
afterwards; one of his train, who was well known to at. ••• U.
the Abbot's, interpreting his master's words, told the in F - L
that his Lord knew the person they spoke of very well; so
dined at his table but a little while before he left the Lot; • • .
be had been Pontius Pilate 's porter, by name Ca:a -
who, when they were dragging Jesus out of the dozy ,i, T 1
Judgment Hall, struck him with his fist on the back. r.
" Go faster Jesus, go faster, why doss thou Ibogerr
which Jesus looked at him with a frown, and sod, "I' ,
lIM going, but thou shalt tarry till I come." Soars after, be
converted and baptised by the name of Jose. Is He hns -,
ever, but at the end of every hundred years falls into= • • th,
'table illness, and at length into a ht of ecstasy, out cf .
when be recovers, he returns to the same state of youth b'
in when Jesus suffered,: being then about thirty years d It
He remembers all the circumstances of the death and • *
rection of Christ, the Saints that arose with him ; the - !
tug of the Apostles' Creed, their preaching and dispersion:
A himself a very grave and holy person. This is the sub• at
St
of M. Paris's account, who was himself a Mouk at St. .1 ,
sod was living at the time when this Armenian Ara:. if!
isade she above relation. Since his time, several impottso •
.b
itpering peozejdew.at.-.
We under the name and character of thell al
We had one of these Impostors not many years ap bete .
he North, who made a very hermit-like appearance, and
up and down our streets with a long train of boys at lbra• e
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auttering, " Poor John alone! poor John alone!" in a .
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4gularly plaintive.
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On the 25d ult. at Dublin, the Lady of Major 3lenries, e i
.egiment, of a daughter. in
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Easton, of
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nd a girl, the whole of whom were born alive,
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MARRIED.
3ridget, youngest daughter of the Rev. William Bravo /
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Wednesday, W. A. Bueke, Esq. 43d Light Infantry, to
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4* Aldbeerough. 14
fPc7rr children,in ana
btkri,.4rel. 7*,
The Rev. John Evans, of Malrnsbury, to Mary Are
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worthy, late of Ilfracombe, Devon. s.,
ondThy le eßlo.fit°Hb:ferß°hilib,es"ustiork.,Ato. Rector of
resists Nottidge, Esq. of Rose-hill, Wiroe, Essex.
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The Rev. Henryl
of the Rev. F. J. H. Wollaston, Archdeacon of Essex. , ~
The- Rey. James Tisdale, M.A. Rector of EriaPll.l'. v
lmry R. Moody, to Althea Jane, seccnd de-s'
lc-trill, Leicestershire, to Miss Waite, daughter of theul I.
Waite, Esq. of Rippon. _, Lb . i
October 28, the Rev. Richard Lucas, of Stamford. • 0.1
oefld,Li.stuale
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hire, to Mary Dorothy, second daughter of the Ker. Ji-
si
:.onstabadie, Rector of Weosley.
wO. October 26, 2k6e,tt,theteßeLov.uThisaorLaies:
rohn William Foster, Esq. • '
ult. Lie: .c.
'ant Arthur Gray, 54th Foot, to Mary, •
four h deul3-i •
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At Birdsyards Cottage, near Forms, on the 1 sth
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Treorge Kay,. Esq.
DIED. r; to Le
On the 87th of. October last, in the New-Road, ....el'
rohn Stewart Brisbane, R. N. aged 28. • X '•
Esq. aced El' .. .7
August 11, at Dominica, John Lowndes,
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evidceostndsedaaoufghthteerßiofightthef'' ti•
eyor-General of that Island.
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