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London, England, 1828-01-14 00:00:00

street, Canonn-stteet-toid, with intent to ennitritt a felony....
The prosecutor and his wife went to market, and on going
into s grocer's shop, his wife recollected that she had left
what money they had at hums; and on his retbrn home be
anikivuered to unlock the font door, but foetid it was fastened
en the inside. He suspected all was ngt*tiglet. gave an alarm, and
the two priioners jumped out. of tha window of the ene.pair, an 4
endeavoured to run away, but were secured.—Tbe Magi4rate
the prisoners—This
nis not the bra tittle yon have been here
!barges of burglary.—Nicholls--No, Sir ; but it is the fret time
animas been caught at ft.—They-were both hilly ceratitted.

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CLERICAL IN TELLIGENCE.
• CA MBRILIGt. JlettattY 11.
The Hebron Prize for the last year is adjodgecl to Mr. Fdetard
Young, Student of Milky College, for his dissenation on the
lowing subject—" The .Contention between Paul and Banshee.
The following Gentlemen Of this Univerdty sOare ordained
the Bishop of Chichester;on the 21st Ult.
DIAMOND.
Henry Walpole Nett% M.A. Magdalene Consist,
Samuel Burnell, B.A. Queen's College. - •
tlattrs.
' Charles Hat dy, B.A..Christ
Henry &trait M.A. Emmanuel College. .
Cecil James Green, B.A. Pembroke College.
The new Church at Brighton will be consecrated en the
and opened on the 25th instant.
lICCLISJAiTICAL PIIONOTIOII.

The Hon. and Rev. Dr. Alarsharn, to the vicarage Of Watering.

bury, Rent.
A dispensation has passed the Great seal to enable the ,
George Mingaye, M.A. of Caius College, Cambridge, Rector
Kennett, and Domestic Chaplain to the Duke of Rutland, t.
the rectory of Wistow, in the county of Huntingdon, to wP
was lately instituted by the Bishop of Lincoln.
Mr. Robert Geflatly was, on the zd instant, ordained Mi
of the United Associate Congregation, Mains Riddel, Kirkt
, Wednesday Mr. David Marshall, preacher of the gospel
ordained by the United Assotiate Presbytery of Forfar, to ,
toral charge of the congregation in Lichee, under their inspection.
The Earl of Breadalbane has presented the Rev. Dr.
Mackenzie, Minister of Clyne, to the Church and pariah of
vacant by the death of the Rev. H. firDriugal.
Lord Dundas has presented the Rev. David Thomson, Minister
of Walls, to the church and palish of Dunrossness, vacant'
translation of fhe Rev. Thomas Barclay to Lerwick.
Lord Dundas has presented Mr. Peter Balfour. preacher
gospel, to the oohed parishes of Evieend Kendall, vacant
death of the Rev. John Dugvid.. •

Saturday morning, during the dense f'g, as
Wells, a waterman, at Execution Dock, 'Wappini
,crossing to the Rotherhite shot!, his boat came
tact ssith a barge, by which the torn* was upset,
he was drowned.

An Inquest was held at DoII)'s Chop-ho.ise,
turday, on Mr. Daniel Vanhagen,late cook and ct
tioner in St. Paul's Church VAR'. The deceased
dined at the Horns Tavern, Kennington, t., Tiii,
last, and on returning to his home at night he
tacked with a fit of apoplexy, and expired inst
when within a hundred yards of his house. V,
" Died by the visitation ofGOD."
For some time past the male swan belonging

Hall's brewery, Oxford, has 'hewn a great antipl
all the geese which frequect the same stream. Al
lit this stately bird attacked Mr. Archer's gander,
driive him down the river. When they came tc
Lake Arch, the gander dived under it, ankl•Alte
followed him. -In Consequence of: theThelitt
-w At er, which, eot;rely filled-11re i(rels; neither of
could riie,,aad bilth were dro4ned. Several IN
dragged the, water, and the Isl,' of the' geed(
been fotlitlri, but the unfottimate swan still real;
the wittery.deels.

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CREDITORS; nASINGIINp.-STI

IMYORROW.
F. J. Bray, Colehester.place.St. Pancras, ironmonger
S. Morse, H.ufseld revere', Essex, silk throwster .
J. Smith, Exmouth.street, Commercial-road, coal merchant
J. Jameson, Duke-street, Mancbester.squ ire, victualler ...
J. Ellis, George-street, Hampstead-road, brickmaker
W. Warcup, Dartford, patent washing machine Inaaufact.
E. /Knights, Debenlum, Suffolk, currier
A. Thornton, New Palace-yard, Westminster, merchant
J. Cooper, Shiffnall, Shropshire, grocer
T. Rote, Cottage-place, City.toad, cheese fattor .....

DIVIDIENI4.
J. Daniel, Newirate-street, silk lace manufacturer ......
J. Stein, Butcher row, East Smithfiel,l, yeast merchant...

Hobbs, Barking. Essex, corn dealer
EutEdge, Weedein Beak, Northamptonshire, Plumber..

T. Pia*, -Pelham, Middlesex, carpenter •
8. Wagstaff and Co. Kidderminster, carpet manufacturers
J. Gregory, Sun.street, Bishopsgate-street, grocer .....
W. Prosser, jun. Watling-street, wine merctiant...
C. W. Clarke 11,46°ra-bill, druggist
J. Osborn, ales; Resta, mariner ....•••••• ......... •• I

I-lILBDONIADARY.
Tun DAY—Day increased 28 minutes--Length of da;
12 mitiutes.—Oxford Term begins.
To-mctaow—Duke of Gloucester born, 1776.—A feast
I Jews for the Reformation of the Sanhedrin), by the expulsion
the Saducees.
Wu/MOAT—The Battle of Corunna, Sir J. Moore killed, '
.—lloon In perigee.
Tuussnar—Mercury in apbelio.—New Alnon 24 Miami
12 at nlght.—Mosea began to expound the law, accordio
Jewish Calendar. •
FRlDAY—Another Feast Wlth the Jews, for the death
Alexander, "rho, when dying, said he knew he was hated
people, and that they would rejoice when he died ; but be
give them cause to lament on that day. Whereupon be shut
of the Chief Elders in a prison, instructing the gaoler to
all to death on the day he died. This was frustrated, ,
by the Queen Salomina, who concealed his death until she
the release of the Elders; by stratagem, in memory of wi
feast was instituted —Prisea ; a pious Roman virgin, said
hoes put to death by Claudius, Anno D. 47.
Sarossiay—Sun rises 48 minutes past 7 ; sets 12 minutes
—Conjunction of the Sun and Georgium Sidus at 7 in the
—Venusll digits west illuminated_.

MARRIED.
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At Liverpool, the Rev. Charles Shaw Marshals; Vicar of
Budwortb, Cheshire, to Maly Tabitha, only daughter of
Jones, Raq. of Bream's-buildings, Chaticery.lane.
At Irvine, the Rev. Chatlca Bannatyne Steven, Minister
Stewartont to MarianneEsecond dasighter of Stewart Mortar
14.1t013, Eliot Fullerton.
Rev. B. Webb,Vicar of Weobley and King's Pro, Mercford-
shire, to Annie, second daughter of John Molynenx, Esq. of r
IVA, near Ludlow.

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