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Comtnissions signed by the Lord Liea(etanat`of the --J- Moire and
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General Jeffery Amherst to be. Deputy:Lieutepaat. bated and suurr.m - ' '
Match 11,• 1811... anutacturera.—
••' - ' ' if' • - ' , cheater, cambi ic muslin-
Janice nary, Esq to be diti A. Deceit Marcb 111, I,oi /. • radaile, I. aoklneon, r.
Robert BoultonWaldron, Esq. to be ditto. Dated May 23, 1811. •
`erect, cot tonopossers.--
Worcestershire gilitia. son, He Barton, ). Ballot
Robert Mac LeodeEeq. to be Captain. Dettelitlette 11, 181 1. ebtercheetteet, cotton-spin
E'- -1 Charles Eastwood to be Lieutenant. Dated March 11, Wakefield, lerihters —B.
1811. . . Lion sr reet,'Clerkenwell,
Samuel Galena; Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Feb. la; 1811. ton, of Bishop. Hatfield . ....-..0e,
lame., C.irey, Gent. to be tibia. Dieted Feb. 5-5, 1311. and W. 'Cooley Robberde, of gwiutton Morley, Norfolk, par sr-
Edreard Sweetaian, Gent. to beeline. Dared Feb. 16, 1811. inakert.—T.lfor.ie amid J. Jacob, of St. Saviour's Churchyard,
Richard Gent, Gent. to be ditto: Dated March 11, 1811. eouthwark, fiour-factors.--W. Kemp and T. Norman, of Park-
Worcester- RegiMent of Local Militia. • etrele,•Sr. Mary-la-bonne, bakers.—D. Hunter and G. 'eninkora-
John Allen, Esq. to be Capieine Dated Feb. 15,1811. , ten, of Liverpool. tallow-chandlers.---1. Jackson and 1 !lintel), of
Charles Leseingham, Esq. to be ditto Dated April 4, 1814.. Bdwanl-street, Porunan•square, furnishing-lrou-mongera.
Henry Clifton; Gent, to he Lieutenant. Dared May 9, 1811. •••1: • _____
Thomas Roberta, Gent. to be Ensign. Patti! May 6,1811• ' • •
.1C CIDENTS Br THE FOG.
West Worcester Regiment of Local Militia- • •••
Thomaii Ticket), Fem. to be Cerata. Dated.l3ay 6, 1811. .. '. '' --•—•
Win. Davis, Gent. to be I.te•utenant. Datedareh 11, ;till. kedturday night the metropolis and its vicinity were
Michael Wagstaff, Gent. to be ditto.' Dated May 6, 1811. vi by one ot the most intense fogs ever known in
MattheveCooper, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May ti, 1.8111
Cbarles,Piper, Gent. to be ditto, Dated May 29, 1311. the memory af Frain. From nine till about eavelve
a.
Win. Price, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May so, eel I, o'clock, the density of the atmosphere was so great,
George Blunt, Gent. to be E..eten. Dated May t 7, 1811. that even the lamps were scarcely visible at the disc
John Dangerfield, Gent, to be Suer on. Dated March 11,1811. tance of three yards ; and of those whose avocations
James Pardee, Gent. to be Quarter Master. Dattal May 43,1811. caused them to be abroed, a great part found it ne-
North Worcester Regiment of Local Militia.
cessary to carry lighted links, to prevent them from
Joseph Bird, Esq. to be Captain. • Dated March ii, iSi le
Win. Wanklin, Eger to be ditto. Dated March 7, 1811. jostling against each other, and as preservatives from
Rich. Garnistooe, Eue. co be ditto. Naiad March 8, 1811. :sccis4rnts by carriages, &c. The same precautions '
Chase Artnorong Holi, Esq. to be ditto. Dated March 9,1811. were thought necessary in a variety of instances, by
Thomas Jones Jackson, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April drivers of coaches, &c, who employed men to carry
19,1!:11.
Frances Drury, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 12, 1811. similar articles beCore the horses' heads. We are ex-
Henry Burgum, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 13;161 i . tremely apprehensive that we shall speedily have to
Samuel George, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 14,1811. detail a great vat iety of accidents, in consequence.—
fannies holding Petford, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 12, 1811. rat present, the only serious ones that have come to
Richard Rymell, Geut. to be ditto. Dane! July te, 1811.
John Turner, Gent. to be Emir. Dated t:t4,. 9, 1315. one knowledge are the following : —The Bath anti.
James Field, Gent. to be ditto.. Dated 1 ely 9, i 811 e Exeter mail, in passing through Hammersmith, got,
William Lely, Gent, to be ditto. Dated July 4, 1811. • into a deep ditch, on the left-hand side of the road,
South Worcester Regiment of Local Militia. and was upset. There were four passengers in the,
Thomas kose, Gent, to be Lieutenant. Dated May 9,1811. i inside wit) happily escaped without material injury.
WM. AIIIIIWOrth, Gem. to be ditto. Dated May 10, 1811.
Ocerge Beaker, Geitt. to be Ensign. Dated May 9, 1811. One outside passenger was thrown over a hedge into
Joseph Hales, Gent, to be ditto. Dated May 10, 1811. a gardener's ground, without being hurt. The coach.
William 'Furrier, Gent. to be ditto. Dared May 11,1811. man and guard also providentially escaped with some
Joseph Butler, Gent, to be ditto. Dated May 20, 1811. slight bruises. By the expeditious aid of the inhabi-
• . Worcestershire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. tants, the horses were liberated from the coach, by
Hon. Jamee Somers Cocks to he Captain, and Thomaelludson,
' •cutting the traces, without moth apparent injury, and
Gent. to be t.leutenaut. Dated October 12, 10!u.
Joseph Crump, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Feb. 16, 1811. the coach was afterwards got out with great difficul.
Joe ph Hall, Gent. to be Cornet. Daeed October I ti, iBlO. ty, and, by the assistance of a set of harness from a
• . Dudley Regiment of Volunteer lufantry. neighbouring coach-master, proceeded on its journey
Joseph Bourne, Esq. to be Captain. Dated September 5, 1811. about half-past twelve. It is rem irkable, that .t gen-
JeMes .000[11e, jut. Fag to be ditto. Doted September 6, 1811. ' .
eman s carriage (empty) had fallen into the same
Joseph Payton, Gent, to be Lieutenant. D}ted Sept. 5, 1811. tt
Witham Peillips, Gt.nt. to be ditto. Dated September 6, 1811. ditch about halt an hour before, and was being draws
William Harrison, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 7, 1811. up to the Red Cow public house, by some men who
• 'Joseph Cox, jun. to be ditto. Dated September 8,1811. had got it out a: the time the Mail-coach passed.
IMO Wheldon, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Sept. 5,1811. The Southampton Mail was also overturned at
2d Troop of Stourbridge Cavalry.
Turnham Green, attended with more serious conse-
John Pidcack, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant; and William Foster,
Gein, to be Cornet. Dated September 18, 1811. quences, the coachman being so much injured that he
Commission in the Sd wr East Nortolk Regiment of •
was obliged to be left behind, in a very dangerous
Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. state. One passenger had an arm fractured, and
Major Charles Eaton to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated Septem- others were slightly bruised ; two of the horses were
tember 29, 1811. also seriously injured, and the coach was so much da-.
BANRIJPTCY ENLARGED. maged as to be incapable of performing the journey.
Dec. 7. John Taylor, of Witiiington, Lancashire, cotton-dealer Cloud's Hammersmith Seven o'clock Coach, from
and spinner, dealer and chapniau, at ten, at the Swan ism, in St. Paul's, was also overturned near the four mile-
Witby-Grove, Manceester,
BANKRUP I'S.stone ; but neither passengers er coachman were ilea-
Robert Butler, of Cheapilde, Loieeon, glover, dealer and chap- terially injured ; and one of the Breralord creches
man, to sue:crise October 26, k ()camber 5, and SO, at ten, at met a similar disaster, near the same spot, bu;. proei-
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brown, Pudding-leer. dentially in this case likewise no person was hurt.
Robert Palmer Goodson' now or late of Leadenball-strept, Icon- r,,
sadler, dealer and chapman, October 29, at eleven, Nov.
'B, and 9a, at twelve, of Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Clue ken
POLICE.
Sadlere'-lieil, Cheapeide.
Richard Humphreys, late of Llanidloes, Moragomeryshire, flan. Bow•Nritzsr—Friday as Caven, of this Office, was
pep manufacturer, dealer and chapman, November 1 I ell, and passing through the Strand, he observed one Saunders,
• 30, at eleveu, at the Bears Head Inn, Newtown. Anomie',
who had been in custody for stealing Earl Spcncel's
Mr. Win. Ford Stevenson, No. 8, Lincoln's- Inn, London; or
Mr. John Thomas, Lbeitylin, Montgomeryshlre, I umbrella, in company with two other known thieves,
Lewis Morgan, of Ayleshain, Norfolk, linen-draper, dealer and ' try several gentlemen's pockets, but supposed there
chapman, October 26, November 5, and 30, at teu, at Guildhalls , was nothing in them worth taking, and just as he vats
London. Attornies, Messrs. Barrows and Vincent, Baainghall-
going to apprehend them, they made a stand opposite
street, London.
Joseph Twigg, of Amen-Corner, Paternoster-tow, London, a woollen-draper's shop, when one of them went in
• muslin-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, October 28, Nev. and deliberately brought out a whole piece of kersey-
5, and so, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charles Hare mere ; but observing the officer, he threw it down,
man, Wm.-Office-court, Fleet-street. anti ran down Surrey-street, the officer pursuing
John Smith, late of Hessle, Kingstonalpon-Hull, beast-jobber,
'dealer and chapman, Nov. 1,2, and 90, at eleven, at the White ' him, where he turned round, and gave the officer se-
Lien inn Gleinford Briggs. Attornies, Mr. palm Fowler, veral seee•re blca.as. The latter at length, however,
Glamforti-Briggs; or Messrs. Leigh and Mason, New Bridge- conquered him by giving him several blows with his
Street, Blackfriars, London. staff on his heat. He was then taken to the Office,
John Grelaham, late of Bridgewater, Somersetshire, corn-factor,
1 dealer and chaplet', October el, 2; and Nov. 30, at eleven, where he was identified as a well known character
at the Angel inn, Bridgewater. "Weenies, Mr. Boys, Bridge. called Joe Aldui, and was hilly committed.
wet. r • or Messrs. 11ek.e, Cook's-court, Carey-street, A complaint was made on Saturday by J. Robey,l
William 'Hunter, of Birmingham, draper, dealer and chapman, a boot-maker, of • St. Andrew's-street, Seven Dials,
November 7,8, and 30, at eleven, at the Swan Inn and Hotel,
in Birmingham. Actornits, Mr. Eeerten, No. 3, Gi ay's dun-• against W. Rogers, the driver of the hackney-coac
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equate, London; or Messrs. Spurner aed bigleby, solicitor", No. 627 ; at the instant lie was applying fur a sum.
Birmingham. mons, the coachman drove to the Office door with
John Cowie, of Waniford-courr, London, merchant, insurance- some wise:lees, and was brought before the Ma-
-30,k, dealer and chapman, October 20, November , and.
strate, when it appeared that on Thursday evening,
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twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie', Messrs. Kaye, areseedd V
and Kaye, New Bev!:-Butkliree. in East street, Manchester-square, he drove the Ale
LIVID I:NDS. of his coach against the prosecutor's breast, which
Robert Banks, late of 13aniber bridge, Lancashire, cotton-ma- knocked him down under the 'horses ; when he got
aufacturer, Nov. rs,ar eleven, at the White Horse Inn, Preston. up, and was taking the number, the prisoner flogged
Samuel Hartshorn, of Sitrewebury, :Atop, mercer, at eleven, at him so violently that he cut the flesh off his hands,
the theco, n ion' Shrewsbury.— i hernia Neyler tile youneer, of and with the most horrid oaths and imprecations
Liverpool, upholsterer, Nov 12, at twelve, at the Globee'l seem,
Liverpool.--eueaueah Snitch, of New Caveneish•street, Portland tlaireatetted„ to cut his head off, &c. He was ordered
Place, Middlesex, milliner, Nov. 12, at twelve,•at Guildhall.— Cis fled bail.
Vein. Borrows, ot Klaecliester, horseolealer, Nov. le, at eleven, Istr. Arnold, the Proprietor of elm Lyceumahaving
at the Palace Inn, Maiteliester.—Philip Davis, of the parish of been informed that the foreman raf the carpenters at
ihrilliain, Stteex, baker, Nov. 11, at twelve, a: the Dolphin Inn,. „_.. .
Chichester.— fhonias Jacksou, of Argyle-steeet, Oxford-street, brit' re . P
me 11.eatre, was in . the habit of purloining wood
ice. and hiving the same made articles
Middlesex, tailor, Nov, it:, at one, at Ottildliall.—Joseph Bond, canvas,
"late of 1 luyd's Coffee-house, London, and of Montague-pbea, f of furniture for his own use, by the, men belonging to
Middlesex, underwriter, and lerely banker, Nev. le, at twelve, 1 toe Theatre ;an inquiry took place, when the fact
to Oleilutiall.—W re Whitehe...7, :Ate or Shaw-hall, sadakwerch,
appeared clear, but owieg to the difficulty of proof,
Yotasaire, wereao-nialleatenaer, Nor. 13, at eleven, at the
1 Bels Head, Moseley, A,c r-L ton-undeine.—lohil Nesl)itt, Ed- as the. materials were worked up, it was deemed pro-
ward Stewart, and John Nesbitt the younger, of Aidermanbury, per to Abandon that charge, and he was placed at the
London, merchant', Nov. it, at ten, at Guildhall—Joseph Gill, bar, for charging Al 15s. as paid to" William Craw-
' latavet Brownshill, parisk o: keeley, Gloecesterehlie, clothier,
Noe. 14, at the Geage Inn, struud,_•l imothy R otkory, of ford," as a scene shifter, when C. deposed to having
Nob.
Leeds, 1 0 lealare. wooistapleri Nov. 14, at eleven, at the Hotel, received only fel 6s. being his regular wages as a
Leeds.— I homas Limeades, of Gaiter-lane, Cheapside, London, carpenter, and that he had not worked at scene shit.-
and of ilatserdather-stivet, Hasten, Milddesee, warebousemon, tine for about 12 months past. Mr. Alley attended
Nov, te, at eleven, at Guildball.—John Webb, of the parish ot
as his Counsel, but he was committed. .
Bailey, Gloticinteretore, clothier, Nov. te, at the George Inn,
etroute—Johu Brooke., of Whitchurch, Salop, shoe-maker, Nov. GUILDHALL—Saturday a woman named Sheppard,.
le, at eleven, at the Mice of Mr. W. H. Watson, Whitchurch. whose husband keeps a recruiting office, was brotigiet,„
Joseph ha r not, of -Bear-street, Leicester-fields, Middlesex, drug- .
*up, :in consequence of a warrant granted to search heel,
.mac, Nov. I le, at twelve, at Guildhall,—Wrn. tansdell, of Hack • house for some property which -had been stolen, ban'
sae road, Middlesex, carpenter, Nov. il, a; twelve, at Guildhall.
longing to a Mrs. Tyler. some small pieces of silver
- Vint. einiayeun and 'fhonias 'Deans, of Liverpool, merchants,
coin were found ammtg some wood, but none of the
Nov. 11, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
CERTIFICATES, NOVEMBER 9. property specified in the warrant. The presding Al-
John Lucien., of I.loyd's Calve-house., London, imurancebroker. derman, however, conceiving that she did not give a
Chute' Turner, of Milbank-street, Westminster, colour-maker. good account a how she became possessed of this,
lapses liattersholl, late of Portsmouth, setpechandler.
was oa the point of committing her, when a young'
I din Brawn, late of Carlisle, and Matthew Brown the younger,
late of Petteral man requested that her examination might be post-
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•Green, Cumberland, manufacturers.
TholamsGeorge Clay, of Coventry, ribbon manufac.urer. poned, tor that a boy of about seven years of age, the
Charles sankay, of 1 amee•streec Coveut-Gaideu, cheetemonger, son of Mrs. Scott, who lodged with the ptosecutsix,
sanaiel Boys, of Drighlingtoo, Yorkshire;lasses-street,
clothler. had been seen at play with small silver coins, similar
Richard ivitsaustery, of Market-street, Margate, merchant,
to those found. She was therefore remanded.
eannset Clarke, of Leicester, salt-merchant.
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Gi -., Collegt-graee..
On the tb Instant, at Del eh, sger. aged 3s,
Trubcoti, 2. N. eldzat two of tl a late .4413..ta1 T.utctT, who
had lately returned Iran Gradabnape, wbere a be. invm a pri-

Norfolk.
Kev. Charles Freeman .
St. Gilt s'e, Norwich.
Rev. Peter Hansel, B.A. to the vicarage of Worsted. Islurfolk.
'1 be Rev. William Proctor, Curate or Alowick, to the vicarage
of Longhoughton, near Alnwick, vacant by the death of the
Rev. P. Stockdale.
Cell Bill:WIN OCTOBER 18.—Thursday, the first day of Term,
1 the following Geodeman were elected University Officers for the
year ensuing: •
raocroas.
\Vil:iam Maudell, M. A. of Quesh's College.
T. K. Bonney, M. A. Clare Hall.
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1. Aspland, M. B. Pembroke Hall. ~.:;..,:c_;./
C. L. Finch, M.A. of Benet's i*ollege. 41kftflikko .
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T. Turton, M. A. Catharisie Hall. ts' . r
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J. D. Hustler, M. A. Trinity College.
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J. Palmer. B D. St. John's College.
J. Maul, M.A. Christ College.
Messrs. 1. Darwin, of St. John's College; J. M. Cooper, of
Clare Hall ; and J. Bishop, of Trinity Hall, are admitted bache-
lors of Arts.
The Marquis of Exeter is admitted of St. John's College ; and
the Hun. Mr. Smith, sun of Lord Carriligton, is adont.ed at
Christ'. College.
Friday last, the Rev. George D'Oyly, 13. D. w.-., chosen Cluj i •
tian Advocate, in the room of the late Dr. Pearson.
Saturday the following Gentlemen were elected of the Caput
for the ensuing year :
The Vice-Chancellor. ,
Isaac Milner, D.D. F.R.S.—Divinity. , : •itke ' -
Edward Daniel Clarke. LL.D.—Law. . -,-..)ex' otos
Sir Isaac Pennington, Rut. M.D.—Phydc. ." 7:i o'.e.,
Joseph Wilkinson, 11.D.--.lieu. Non. Reg. - ...milieu
Joseph Shaw, M.A.—Sec. Reg.
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FIRE AT Casuntinote—The fire which broke out
in Emanuel College, Cambridge, early on Tuesday
morning, cotnmenced in the rooms of a gentleman, ae
Member of that Society,' Who was awakened by the
crackling of the fire in his outer room ; it raged with
such fury, that ha was considerably scorched before he
could make his escape, which he effected by jumping
out of his bed-room window .into Mr. Blacken's gar-
den. The flames were not eiirirely got under till nine
o'clock, when the interior of that elegant edifice, called
the Founder's Range, or Lord Westmorland's building,
was entirely consumed ; the stone front, and part of 1
the inside wall, alone remaining. The picture gailei y
was preserved ; and, by a fortunate change of the
wine, the flames were confined to the range of build-
ings in which they originated. The lots of the Colltge
is estimated at £20,000, of which only X 3,500 avere
insured. Various articles of fureitere, and some
watches, were stolen from the different rooms during
the tire. Several persons bloke open the wiue.cellara,
and were seen drinking at the very time the flames
were raging with the utmost violence. Some clthe
offenders were apprehended, and taken to the town-
gaol ; and two men in a sate of intoxication suffered
for their depraved conduct, by falling from the top of
the building.
THREE CROWN BATTERY, (COPENHAGNEN,) SEP-
TEMBER 22.—At seven o'clock yesterday evening, a
great tine was observed to die eastward of this bat-1 .k
tery, which, according to conjecture, must have been net,,
in Sweden, and continued uninterruptedly till about people .
twelve o'clock. land Cong.
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FIRE AT CONSTANTINOPLE.—Estract of a letter from :V, ~ r i
bilect:),:'r v,
an Engiisli Gentleman, dated Pera, July IS :—" We Proprietor of the
'have all been up since three o'clock in the morning, von and Care of L
*by the alarm of fire, which was fortunetely extin- Pul.uenary
Complaints,the destreyer ot Midler,
ghished after consuming between thirty and forty
urge the Public at large to
ouses. At the same time a violent hurricane came
Cough —He has kept an epee,
On, when an impending cloud burst in the neighbour- for '
. the Benefit of the 1'..0r, hi w..
'hood, and discharged such a deluge of water, that Scation to relieve three !limit:rt.! 1
thirty-tWo persons were carried away by the torrent "'!' that it has sit" yet tailed ut Eh
of Cough, however severe.
end drowned. " Add to this, the poor inhabitants of
RECENT CABs:
the houses that were burning, escaping with only a From Mr. T 120.34 A 5 Ater, No. 11, Oraiige-se
shirt far a covering, having lost every tiling else, and square.
then perhaps you may farm an idea of the misery .4 Ste—l feel it a ditty incumbent on me to ad
which has just overwhelmed this corner of Europe." gratitude the efficacy of your Vegetahlek.ssence
wite who was deleted with a ;it/mitt:al cote
Tottenham, and its vicinity, have recently been which baffled a 1 medical aid, and b. came Jr
the scenes of the most brutal outrages. Net long wveiriyietpirteva seduced her to a mere shades*,
ago several tails and mains-of horses were cut off inprovidential
foam,a, she. heat de of you. r
'ire night for the sake of the hair. The villains had stag"vf.eolnyetob ;putt. rcticeettBornees,th„rekeutlelale%
also the cruelty to deprive cows of their tails, app.. should have wrote before (her cough Iv
rently from no other than a wanton or malicious mo. new -eau eighteen months) but lave
tine. The last act of brutality exceeds in barbarity renege and finding It does net, I can n
all the former. Mr. Tuck, butcher, of Tottenham, 'c'elve7,:-'.,
,7„1:44,":fa,eul totifarykes„;. gall„„r_cay„y:
recently assisted in bringing to justice one of the party of, :iv, your most obedient humble
for a misdemeanour, and it is suspected, that, in con-
function with others, and by way of revenge, they "Noi 1 , Oranze-street, Red I
seized a horse in his field in Marsfalane, and cut him "
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From Mr. J. Xesic N 4E, e, ?
across the knee of the fore-le in three different It--11 feel great pleasure b
g getable Itssei.ce 'law has hap
places, and cut off one if his ears. Rewards have Clark, treat a very trouble-sem
been offered on conviction, but in vain. Scarce a the has been afflicted, by tier
night passes in which some gentlemen's gardens have beg y,nt :o accept my sincere
to her, and it yea thick pr
net been plundered. I i
duty to give my verbal ti
On Thursday evening, as Mr. Miles, of Church- your most obedient servo
street, Paddington, was returning home from a party " F-est-weeet, Queen'
in King-street, Edgeware-road, in passing up Should- theAl?estmalimi 0P:re:hale:::
hag)-street, on his way to the Yorkshire Sting°, to high realwcabi'ity, in
visit some friends, he unfortunately fell into the main le, Gloucerer.stree
sewer, which was open, tinder repair ; he pitched the letos. Mb,eral Ws
back of his ncck upon a paving-stone, and broke his
,metr; irriiin' 14°4'9
collar-bone, and one leg ;he was also otherwise much lea; M iSissißaaur
bruised. Having lain some time before any one pass- Gaic, Cornetu
ed, and being a very heavy gentleman, he was nearly Mr. Matte...se'
suffocated ; providentially, however, two men disco. 'tree." ;ohloir'
vered him by his groans, and conveyed him home, as ggate
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well as-they were able, on a plank. . elects c
On the 29th of July,a most melanchotyaccident oc- 11" h; I'4
curved off Buenos Ayres :--Mr. M. and' his fertile', Lael",eer.er
(wife of Mr. M. Agent of Messrs. H. and Cr.) with eee°
her brother, Mr. L. who all lately arTAI from -Eng- Film
land; in the Vigilant, Captain SMiT ere corning I bel;1
up to that place, in a small schomer fromEnzinade . 1'42
when. just before they came to- an anchor, Mr. L. It;
went on deck to take his sister a cup of chocolate; at r
that instant, they were going to let fall tee anchors, 1
when the botim struck Mr. L. jtist below the ribs on
the right side, and knocked him overboard. Every
ass,stance was immediately procnred by the people on ,
, board, without effect ;be sunk immediately, i, to rise- ._Ale-
. no -more." e-The distress of his family can be latter ;',,,,c* ea,_., -
imagined than described. His body had not b. en foundi '''''''''LleTe.74l'3,a,74,,,,,agui. rAblileedet tee ige,4,.',v.ge`,,K4,Ne..i.';*
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sonar dosing ski pritalut war.
On the l2tk instant, at his bouiion 'the Wyle-Cop.Siterwr-
bury. Mr. William Hitchcock, juo. land surveyor, as.-4 31. Hts
death was occasioned by thu explosion of a "'aunty of intuit-
, mahle gs 4, which by some acci.leat became mia-d with atm—
phenc air in the gasometer. 'the montane it was kindlci it wet t
off with a report equal to that of a cannon, and blew bun 4
on the back of I I, head with such violeuce as to produce a coi
which terminated in a mortilicit..m. Ilis ,xprei.thret
I was Intended to exhibit to his family, Lail several of l.n frt ads*
1 an apresrance like the tail ut the carnet.

ADvier.
NAT HEN Men of Edncation and professional skill
us. perieveting ertdravuurrte discolor the most safe and
certain method ut treamiL a IC* ..)r evaitiLig Diseases, the 1111CCOMm
.; ul result of their experieitc.e is the best proof of superiority.
Alessi... GOSS and Co. Sur:lrons, have been induced to make
the cere of die follottrinF the object of eletr parttcalasr study, via.
a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a weeniest of mond-
and its COOCCIIIIItaIttI, :'ttiCtitrtil and liken, which, by
au Improved plan, are,speedely and e actually cured; as aso de-
', thy, whether arlilhg trots bacchanalian Indulgences, lung red-
& lice in warm ciifilees, er s secret solitary trice, too otteti an-
happily pursued by the youth/ at buds uses, in the one canurg
entity or barreivi,ise, In the vtbtr a nunterous train of net,
omit, diseases, wt..ch; h not timely reinaelied, terminate in im-
poirtice and Conn rips:ton. lo that diet ressaig stair ot deb in>, or
deficiency,- whether the eunseqtaance or such baneful halms, or
arising from any other Cafte, by nitric!' the powers of the consti-
tution become enfeebled, a. rezularly educated Surgeons of Lon-
' don, they offer a aim, tare, and speedy restoration to found and
vigorous health.
The result of along add estate:we practice has enabled them,
by a superiur method, to remove venereal complaints, however
inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the pa Wirt to
the least restratnt in diet orearerclie ; and in revolt :ages
Where an early appbmtion is made on disco,' ry of the thief:nos,
they frequently perform n cure la the abort space o: two days.
The unprecedented succesi of their mode of treatment (which
ha; never been k own to fad to one single instance in a prac-
tire of t 5 year', elating which period marry thousand persons
of beds seasa have been cored, even after severe aitil nijur ens
!methods had beep punned by other Practitioners without circa),
induces diem to thus publicly offer their advice.
Messrs. DDSS and Co. exclusively professing the cure althea
particular compleints, in order that they may WV la.• marked by
a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly at t.xlied to the iano-
ram empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they
have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of
this cession
.(cerilf. rates of which, from different hospitab, and
tM>ivonials from the ntort eminent Physicians, they have to cm-
' rinks any inquirer), that the success resaltiug tram their
sardn-
tours first induced them to quit toe practice ut the general Prac-
titioner, ant, they presume ttia• emir pretensions constitute a fair
oground tor the unprecedented confidence vifth which they have,
,hrf th.. public, been so liherally nonmetal-
Patients in the country are requested to owe the partiodars
,of their case, age, and manner of living, inclowitg a Bank Nov,
for advice and medicines, and theta:4e will be forwarded to any •
part of the kligdom —GOSS and Co. Surgeons, is, binivaria-
flea- t, Fieetwareee.

A t;it.E.e. IT EVENT Foie ENGLAND.
lite iiireaaPATl iirreatiwi. asalcir D.
I.Nr lattdable attempts have lietetofoec 'been
I A-VA n made hi vVti to arrest our Great liver:sal Ileseesty. viz.
CONitINIPTION jihy Foreigner*. railed Eugipurs Plague).
' Twenty Thousand Pesetas kevuig fallen muter its tyranuy an-
nually, tar centuries past—a fact allow' dby the Henley. What
people in general con•tder very Uglily, eatuel) a Common Cold
and Cough, has Usually h-en the primary cause. as suds, wine.
ever will check Cough elfortually, should be speedily resorted to,
as It is better to prevent titan to tere.—Mr. MADDEN. the
,Proprietor of the VEGE CARLE ESSENCE, for the Preven-
tion and Care of Cousumptlon. Asthma, and the very many
Pulmonary Complaints, comprehendh.g also die trooping Cough.
the destroyer. ot Clabber!, feels it a duty Incumbent on him to
large the Public at Inge to • speedy adopt:on of it in caw* of
Cough —He has kept an open Dispensary tor the last five Years,
for the Benefit of the Poor, la winch time be bad IA the grati-
fication to relieve three 'llinneed Persers; •n 1 cm with truth
say, that it has never yet failed of giving speedy gelid in cases
of Cough, however severe. _
RECENT CASES :
Front Mr. TULLIS* s Acer, Nu. ti, Orange-street, Reddlon-
square.
" Sit —I feel It a dirty incumbent on me to acknowledge with
gratitude the efficacy of your Vegetable Essence on behalf of my
wife, who was ultheted with a periodical cough for ten years,
width baffled al: medial aid, and b, came Increasingly worse.
which had 'educed her to a mere shadow, till at length, in a
very providential way, she, heatd of your medicine, and aft*
taking one bottle friend grist relict, and continuing to take it
agreeably to your dicectiona, tier cough has ertirely lett her. I
should have wrote before (her cough having been rentorr,l for
mote than eighteen months) but have waited to see it it would
return; and finding It does net, I can no longer retrain retur-t .g
my mot. grateful thanks; and ray you live to witness a ..iontar
case on thotisands of your fellow-creatures, as the sineere prayer
of, Su, your most ohedieut humble servant.
" THOMAS ABBY."
" No 11, Orange-art:et, Red Lien-equate, May 13, 11411:.
From Mr. J. Xeme NC. r., 3, East-street, Queetie•square
"St a—l lel great pleasure In acquainting you, that your Ve..
getable Esset.ce alone has happily relieved my servant, Malty
Clark, from a very troublesome conultutional c3ugb, with which
she has been afflicted, by ler account, these-last seven Tows. I
beg vent to accept my sincere thanks for your generous andetanes
to her, anti it yea think proper to publiah chi. cure. I feel it my
duty to give my verbal testimony to any inquire. I am, Sir,
your most obedient servant, J. XE.ktENEE."
11 East-street, Queen-square, April IL VIII."
A small Pamphlet, containing an Accosot of its Vlrtt.e, and
the Testimonies of nearly a \malted ladies and Gentlemen, sr
high respecability, in Its favour, may be had at Mr. B Madden',.
14, Gloucester-street, Queen-square, Bloomsbury ; a; Mr. It:Ar-
k:os. Mbietal Water IVateltimee, No. 13, Old Bettd.u:ftr •
Mr. Perrin, N 0.23, Southampton...trete, Covent-Gardeo ; r:re-
vett, Artist, and Bakst's, ST, Bar.holonwer-close, West emit:l-
- Miss Randall's ;,late Teat),
seloining the Royal Etcharge
Gale, Cornltill; Mr. Huguenin's, Perfumer, fi3, 1 laymarkie •
Mr. Matte us's, Iti, Eleet-itteit ; Mr. Samoans, 1 'O. Odor".
sure.; Mr. Clark's, 1169. High-street, Bassentt; Mr. Sao.'
etimfr of King-Klee, Holborn; Mr. &vomited's, t.its,Biehe't:
gate W idiot.; ; Mr. Ward'. near Middle-row, I lolborn ; 111: •
1 Moses, Contoctioner, HaLpotead ; Mr. Blotto, Cheeps:fret,
I Bath; Mt. But s, Cora-street, Bristol; Mr. Krymer's Cel.
1 chewer r Messrs. Meggy and Chalk's, Cheltostord) Mcwa.lSto
r•
illy. Pawling. and LuzforePs, Salisbury ; Mr. M'ashbourn is.
Gloucester; Mr. Newhery, Dublin ; and at Mr. Truentait's,
I Exeter; price nil.; whefe also may he bad the Fs.ente Itself, tu
1 bottles, pt'.cte is. etch, the stamp included.— Ihe Proprietor
I wilt only s'id. AA a single tea spoonful of this meek able Fr e-
i:C:irtli:s
40a -.(totitAtst, gurollieuvrtlictia:ci_uzi,:illatitn.,arinot!Jettairoati,cebvaritatii
may apply in OW:estr:--:, et, sOiret it is, tosuch, dos use 1
gra tuitottely. Any quantity, not les. than three bottles, •et.t t,
ilit • um et We Irkiarlogiv(aaselaae free) upianan.inclosure of ..el,
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Rev. Vanhan Thonsas,V.r Vestellew of Collis Chyle'.
lE. Bagley, of Oleo Shire-lane, )luLtil* I --••-•.--• - Oxford, to CLerlotte,claughtv of the late Rev. J. Wd• •
W. Brown, of fitAgitron• Hill; Ha ' Oisoas, °Croats 113. Thursday, , Mr. James Baker, B.A.
Lan, ant. il nyce to the President of Corpus.
W. Marshall, ofilokierssets, Yorkshire, e)141.11. Fellow of New College, was elected to a schoLsrslalp on the Vi-
Rev. i Tiestrt, inner of Sc. Balmer* sad He venshnik gal
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W . Bowley, of Birmingham, glass ternialscrt.—, iterian foundation. to Master of Ns.vii..r=land ~School, O !enact, tett?! tip to tt4!o. g.
4 M. &larks, of Sheerness, pawnbroker
—H. Yesterday, Mr. Edwin Jacob, of, the county of Oinoseerers
slaver, of Haeford.
Slaskesbak, and C. Taylor, of Preston, tobacco . was elected Scholar of Corpus Christi College. ' 144ri; it. Yadaltnicliflrea efiNsitrAlosford, mad Rector of Tot.
facturerti.—W. Watts and R. Moore, of Man- EccLroAsTicAL PRO'hiontrats. Liucoio..,hire, to, SW. Norton, of Liitttle immure.
: muslin-manifacturers.--W. Poriadaile, ft..Bor- Rev. —. Hag, D.D. Province( 'frisdty College, is presented •-• ' , -•- --sz- •-- - -1••••• -• • • ----.-,-... --- :--•*-- . "
14on, R. Owen, and T. Atkinson, of Penchurch- to the See ofDromca are, in Ireland, vacant by the decease of the DIED.
I i ISlSerly..•••• W . lor rudaile,. R. Borradaile, 1. Atkin- key. Thomas Percy. At Mounl Pleasant,Liverpool, on the loth instant, S •
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J. Barton, Ri. °wen and T. Atkinson, of Pen. Rev. WiCliain Hicks, M.A. Rector of Little Brasted, Essex, Dunl•ar, of 'hfrichruni., Bart.. •.„ .••
114th yi,r. Micbael Harris, M .
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:otton-spinners -• 3 Clailtson and 1 Hallilay, of to the rectory, of Whittington, Gloucestershire. J3' 1117 47, at Farchani, in his 114
!)lers —B. Watkins and*. Wyke Fowler, of lied Rev. Charles John Smyth, M.A. to the vicarage of Cattor, Many Years Adjutant ni the North HaniPsldre Mir ia.
irkenwell, japanuers.—J. Darby and .1. Osbaltles. Norfolk. . Octobera,, the Rev. Stephen Forster. ii: M 410.10,,, Essex.
I Hatfield, Hertfordshire,
_surgeons.—J. Furness :i
Key. Charles Freeman Millard, B.A. to the perpetual curacy of In h.s 7iii year. the Rev. Charles Lee, late Master of the
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