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'CROWN OFFICE. JANUARY 27.
bizailatt 1111TVOOOD TO 4iaVLID TAM PRIOIIIIIII' IPARLIAMINT.
County of Armagis—The Honourable Henry Caulfield, in the
room of William Browolow, Esq. deceased
fltife Gazette notifies the appointment of Mr. Serjeant Parke
ele ogee the Justices of the Common Pleas, in the room of air
A. Chamblee, resigned; of Lieutenant. Colonel Baron 'Tripp, of
the bath Regiment, and Major the Honourable G. Dawson, et
the tin D;agasin Guards, as Companions of the Order of the
]lath; and of the Rev. 1. S. Clarke, as one of the Clerks of the
sJog's Closet.]
MIIIII'ARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-cur rice. JANUARY V. 3816.
Sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Thomas G. Mar.
shall to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Rallies, Who retires.
lett Regiment of Light Dragoons—Henry Stones, Gent. to be
Corset, by purchase, vice Pyno. promoted.
1134 Ditto—Lieutenant George G. Barrett, hum the 14th Ugh,
Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice lie-
.
mutton, who retires.
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Gentleman Cadet Ho•
nourable Percy Ashburnham, of 'he Royal Military College,
to be Ensign, by purchase, vice .1. Fr. bes, promoted •
est Regiment of Foot Guards—Quarter-Master tierjeant Charles
Weston to be Quarter-Master, vice Sluice, deceased.
fieth Regiment of Foik—William Perldei Clarke, Gent. to be
Ensigu, by purchase, vice Higgen, promoted.
pith Ditto.—Ensign William Burnet, from half-pay of the Regi-
meat, •to be Ensign, vice. Senior, promoted in the tOtst Foot.
24th Ditto—Captain William Gill, from the 25th Foot, to be
• Captain of a Company, vice Tudor, who exchanges.
Seth Ditto—taptaht 'William Tudor, from the e.sth Foot, to be
Captain of a Colimouy, vice Gill, who exchanges.
Seth Ditto—Asdatoot-Suegeon James Smith, from the 4th Foot,
to be Assistant-Smeon, vice Parker, who recites upoo half-
pay of the 4th soot.
Seth Ditto--Heepltd.Aildstant John Huggins to be Assistant-
Surgeon, vice Griffin, prornoted. •
114th Ditto—Ensign John Higginbottom to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice Franco, deceased; William M`Donald,
Gent. to be Ensign, vice Higginbottom.
Seth Ditto—Ensign Hairy Blunt to be Lieutenant, without pur-
ehaie, viCODearman, deceased; Volunteer John Roberts tube
• Ensign, vice Blunt.
40th Ditto—Captain William Robert Clayton, from the Royal
Regiment of Horse Guards, to be Major, by purchase, vice
Oglander, promoted in Watteville's Regiment.
41st Ditto--"to be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign Philip
Perdu!), vice George Tayler superseded, and Ensign James
Cochrane, vice Mence, deceased.
To be Ensigns—William Murray, Gent. vice Purdon; Volunteer
William Armstrong, from the 95th Foot, vice Cochrane.
117th Ditto.Saville Broom, Gerd. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Richanlsou, promoted.
69th Ditto--Lieuteuant W. Hamilton Burroughs to be Captain
ut a Company, without purchase, vice Cox, discharged from
the seivir.e.
71st Ditto—Vere Essex Ward, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Barnet, promoted.
77th Ditto-o-Lieutenant Thomas Molyneux to be Adjutant, vice
Jones, who resigns the Adjutancy only.
lelst Ditto--Eusogn Henry neuter, (join the 18th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, without purchase, vice 14•Glashan, deceased.
3d Garrison Battalion—Ensign Elias Richard liandcock, from
the u7ti, Foot, to be Ensign, vice Abbott, whose appoints:nem
ha. not taken place
let Royal Veteran liattalion—Lieutenant John Buffet, from the
late sd Royal Veteran lialtaiion, to be I.:tutrnant. •
7th Ditto—Lieutenant and Adjutwt Henry White, from the
7 ith.Fuot, :o be Lieutenant, vice Eberst.iu, placed upon the
retired list.
Ycrk Light infantry Volunteers—Ensign A. G. Laing to be Lieu-
tenant, without purchase, vice Puncher, deceased; Alseasuler
hlathe.ou, Gent. to be Flisign, vice Laing.
Royal Cbrs.c.iii Rangers—Ensign *met bayurs to be Lieute-
nant,
w otnont purchase, vice Zerbi, promoted.
Sicahato ltegionent—Lieine::ant C. F. Cavallace to be Captain of
a Company, , without purchase, vice kol.gtoac ; Ensigu John
Charles Czawtur4 to be i.icuteiianr, vice Cavaliace.
3.I.:Istt.HANOVIS.
Faisi„ii A. Cooper, of the Pith loot, who was stared in the
Gael.. ttslii SuYttliber, Ittls, to have resigoied, and Lieut.:-
Nam 1 °deo-, i hr ;loth Foot, who wes superseded, as
the Cloacae of the itch August, 1e1.% are remstated in
th•
eir ranks.

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Royal liegi:mtir of Artillery.
Major-General William Cuypay;e to bs Culuncl.Cosiimandam,
•ice l'ead, deceased.

DIsTRUM riuN OF MONLY TO THE FORCES
SatVLD IN I'OATUGAL, bPAIN, AND FRANCE.

FIRST PAYAJENT.

To tee British Army which broke up from Coimbra, is the
king.loso or lanitugal, ou the 24 day ut May, leu9, and after.
wattls passed the Dour., to be distnbuted i,mcnizst the Com-
ntsuder, (Aces t, and Nott•commissAinud (Met Ir., and privates
who millpond attti were present with thoArtny ourir.g the said
operatiuu--
t Class
ed Chita
lid Class

- ,ElO3 10 111 4tb Class -
si:l 14 7 £zh (Ares -
11 2 1 Sib Class -
SECOND risIiMLNT.

£4 17 10
2 19 7A
U 7 St

To the Commander, Officers, klum.commissioned Officers, and
Privates, who were present with :and compu,ed &LC
Arta y in Portugal, on the sth day of March, 1811, and during
the 'turn of the Frenc. army horn Saltarrin; ur Who we.c
present and comkoaed the BritiCs army at the battle of tueutcs
de Honor or Albuera, or either of them, viz.—
lit Class - £l3B 14 111 4th Class
f 1 CUu.s - GI lb 11 sth Ciro; -
111 Class - 816 1.1 6:11 Ch.ss -
THIRD I'.IYAIINI.

,C 3 16 7
2 3 64
U 6 2

To the Commander, Utheers, Non commissioned Officers, and
Privates, who wire ;resod with and composed the llritish
Army engaged in the cavort of Ciudad Rodrigo, on the 19th
January., MIS, or of Jiadajos, on the sth April, 1812—
let Ciaoi - £134 YlO 4th Class - £4 14
14 Class - 68 8 5 sth Ciao - lio 1
sd cum, .
.11 it lo Ph Class • • 0 7 6
FOUICIXI PAYUINT.
To the Commander, Officers, Nots.conunissloued Officers, and
Privates, who were pre ens wit and composed the Etitish army
which entered Span', between the 14th day of May, i 812, and
the raising of the kit,* 1/111urgos, no the silt day of October, in
the same year; or who were engaged in any of-the operation' in
Ilia part of Spain during the above period--
Ist Class - WI 4 2 5 74 I 4th Class • £4 oOi
it _ _ _

55 8, iS Itsib Class . 9
19 3 rstls Class -
FIFTH PAIN EN T.
To the Commander, Officers, Nun commissioned Officers, and
'Privates, who were present wit is and compounds.. British army
uhich'entered stain at the commencement 0 the campaign of
leis, on the 14th day of May n that year, until the 31st De-
. 'ember in the same,year; or who were present with and eons-
posed the army engaged in any of the operations in the north wes-
tern part of bpain during any part of the above period.
First Chat .. £lB4 17 di Fourth Chi.► - se! 17 24
Second Class 75 16 3 I Fifth Class - 214 34
Tblid glass - 11 19 11 Sisth Class - 0S 14
lIISTII .PAYbi &NT.

114 Chum •
Rd Cass -

4 3 8'
o 0 4

To the Conimander, Officers, blorpcommissloned Officers, and
Privates, who were present with and composed the Bridals army '
which entered France between the 81st day of December 1813,
awl the day of the battle of Toolonse •l or who were present with
and composed the British army engaged In any of the operation:
which took place In France during the above period. ,
I
First Gass • 416112 14 St fourth Mai - .SIP II 4
Second Class 272 * 11g F.fth Class - 10 0 7
'third Class - 30 15 8 Sixth Clue - 1 14 St
In order to consult the coovenience of the army, in making the
whole of the six payments at the same time, and to assure dm-
patch and regularity, it ban been deemed necessary to establish
die following order and course of payment, in.
The general Stiff and departments of the army, the Officals,
and men of the Royal Artillery and Engineers, including the
corps of Royal Artillery Drivers, and the depart:mu:sof the Ord-
niece and the Cavalry of every.isescription, busman the Ist and
88th days of february, 1816..
The corps of infantry of every description, from the Ist regi-
stunt of foot guards, to the: 50th foot, both inclusive, between
the ist and slat March, tails. :I ke remaining corps of infantry,
froth the Slat irgaatient is Os th lilac battailea Us's germ*

Ligten,'ltetwysb*the 10410 AfenAikisttal
belonging to the departments sod carps bakre ommesondo sr their
assigns or representatives who may esti**, lesile WNW power
to receive tae dames to which they are (sodded, wlitiMet as pale&
before specified, ue to ty for the same betwsla rise let end
30th May next ; after which date no further psyisients wig be
made by the distributing Agent, as all unclaimed Mures and be•
lance must then be paid into CheNea Hospital; aud it it thought
rght to apprise all parties concerned, that from the extent
and complicatiob of the distribution, a period of one or faro
mouths may prubably elapse before the books can be so made up ,
as to enable the Treasurer of Chelsea liospitel to commence
any
payments of unclaimed balances. Alma. Comeau..
London, No. 18, Suffolk-street, Jan. 27,1816.
N.B. It requisite that such Officers as may drew Bills on the
Distributing Agent for their prize-mosey, should draw a sepa-
rate Bill for the specific amount of each payment to which they
are entitled. The !dills ought to be drawn in the following form:
(Place and date.)

At seven days sight, pay to
r order, the tern of , being my share as
(.:t I.
,sta!e the rank and situation held at the time), of the booty
or l'mte Money granted to the army under the command of
Field-Marshal his Grace the Duke of Wellington, for (here state
the number of the payment, whether tut, 9d, Sd, 4th, sth, or
6th), as advertised in the London Galata of Saturday, 1.9.1 a
January, 1816.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
March 19, John Holmes, pf Weeley. Elect, merchant, baker,'
dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the ItedLlon lnn,Colcheattr.
BANKRUPTS.
Samuel Plumb, of Gosport, Hants, Innkeeper, dealer and chap•
man, to surrender February IS, at one, Feb 11, at eleven, and
March 9, i a
t one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mers. Neat:dale,
Alexander, and Hahne, New Inn, 1.ontlou; or Mr. Ceuick-

shank, Gesport.
Richard Whitford, of Plymouth•Dock..Devon, spirit and porter-
merchant, Feb. 13, 14, and March O. at coeval, at the Crown
Hotel, Plymouth-Dock. Attondes. Mr. Cbuits Tlok, Ply-
mouth Dock ; or Messrs. Lamb, Brunei), and Hawke, No. U,
Princes-strew, Bank of England.
John Page, of Redbourn.Bury, Hats, dealer and cliapman,
30, February 6, and Marcht, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Alexander, Carey-street,
William Brown, late of Little Maddox-street, Hanover-square,
man's mercer and tailor, dealer and chapman, Feb. 3, 10, and
I March 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Waage,

•iugbad-ureet.
William Woodward, of cunltor-street, Chancery-lane, London,
jeweller and goldsmith, dealer and chapotau, February S. 10.
and March 9, at twelve, at GaUdhall. Attoroies, Wieurs. R.

and R. S. Fisher, 162, Aldrrsgate-street.
George Frederick kemrnie, of Oxford street, canfeetloser, dealer
and cfiayntan, January SY, Feb. 10, and March 9, at one, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sherwood, Canterbury-square,

Southwark.
Christopher Jackson, of Cle'ator, Cumberland, spade-maker,
dealer and chapman, Feb. 19, :Al, and March 9„at three, at the
Black Lion log, Whitelsaven. Attornies, Mr. Lowden, 17,
Cement's Inn, London; or Mr. Walker, Whitehaveo.
irstetard kdrnotids. and 'Thomas Couchman Barrett, of &rood,
neu Rochester, Kent, cornlactoss and mealmen, and nowt-
nets, i.nuary 30. Feb. 10, and March 9, at one, at guildhall.
Attornie%, Mr. Heaney, bray's Inn square, Loudon; or Mr.
Simmons, Rochester.
John Curwood the younger, of Sampford Peverell, Devonshire,
shopkeeper, February a 5, 16, and March 9, at twelve, at the
Glob.: Inn, Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. Duke, Church and
Duke, 10, Prim:tweet, lisdfurd-row, London; or Mr. S.

M. Cos Baer.
Charles dwairy Coek, but of Seward-street, Goswell-street, (hut
now a Prisoner to the Fleet) warehouseman, dealer and chap.
nun, February s, la, and March 9, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. E. A. Wilde, Warwick-square, New:ate-street.
Charles Westwood, of Bnstol, merchant, dealer and cbarnan,
January 29, Feb. 31, and Mardi 9, at one, at the White Lion
Inn, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. William Lewlon Clarke, Bristol;
or Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, Loudon.
John Lander, late of Hampstead-road, Middlesex, boot and shoe-
maker, dealer and chapiaau, January 30, Feb. 6, and March 9,
at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mews. Noy and Harditoue,

Mincing-lane.
Thomas Hiron Kentish, of Ludgate-hill, London. linen drapPr.
January 30, at one, F.b. 6, at rwrive,and March 9, at our, at
Guildhall. Atter nit", Messrs. Walker and Rankin, Old Jewry.
Charles Sharpley, of Cambridge, percumerolealer and alarm/fp,
Feb. A, 10, and March 9, shone, at Guildhall. Acorury, Mt.
W in. H. Surnian,Golden-square.
Samuel BOSS, of Walkern Park, Herts. farmer, dealer and chap.
man, January 30, Feb. IS, and March 9, at ten, at Guildhall.
Atturnies, Mr Edward Coach, Bahlock, Hens; or Mr. Pow-
nail, 8, Staple Inn, London.
George Hooking, late ot Great Saffron-hill, Middlesex, but now a
prisoner in the King's Bench, coal-dealer, January 3u, at ten,
Feb. s, at twelve, and March 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor-
ney, Mr. Weed*, 8, Duhe-street, Portland Flue.
Ruben Kirkham, of Thorium), within the parish of Poulton,
Lancashire, merchant, February 19, at live, rub. 20, at ten, and
March 9, at twelve, at the Black Ball Inn, Pisk:tn. Atturnies.
Mr. Cuthbert Singleton, I is, Millmatt•street, lledfartl.row,
London • or Messrs. Hull and Singleton, Poulton.
Thomas dennent, late of 1) 'lslington, pzionShire,Vctualler,
Feb.l9, at lour, Feb. 20, at ten, andMarth 9,.tr elcvru,st the
King's Arras Inn, Deddington. Atornitss, Me•rs. Clitac6lll
and Field, Drildingtun lor Mr. B. Carter, sta;le.ltrn.
Henry Freeman James, of Manchester, picture dealer, Feb. 14,
13, and March 9, at eleven, at the llos Tirtr.rrn, Manchester.
Anomie', Mr. Ford. King •street, Maticbt.ter, ; or Mr. Win.
elle, John-street, Bedtord-row, London.
'Thomas Slater, ot N'orthing, Sussex, innkeeper, Fib. 8,9, and
Much 9, a! eleven, at Mt Stey.telotel.Wurthing. Attornies,
Mr. Whiner, Worthing; or Mr. Hicks, Gray's Inn-square.
John B.rch, of Coventry. hosse.draler, Feb. 9, to, and March 9,
at eleven, at the Craven Arms Hotel, Coventry. Attends.,
Messrs. Collett, Witnburu, and Collrtt, Chancery-lane, Lou-
don ; or Messrs. Dickens and ion, Coventry.
Wi'Fain Elliot, of the Westgate, near Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
nursery and teedsman, Feb 20, 21, and March 9, at eleven, at
the Georp lan, Newasok.upon•Tyne. Amaral's, Mr. Sey-
mour, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; or Messrs. Bell and Brodrick,
Bow Church-yard, London.
George Smith, ot Shelleld, Yorkshire, Britannta-metal.manufae-
turer, dealer and elpptuan, Feb. 1,2, and March 9, at twelve,
at the black Rock, Shetheid. Anomie*, Messrs. Rintington
and Wilson, Sheffield; or Mr. Charles Wilson, Greville.street,
Hatton Garden, London.
Laurent Louts Deconchy, of New Bonistrees,bookseller, Feb. 3,
13, and Muth 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hop.
kinson, 12, Gray's hunsquare.
Mary Anne Jones, of Queen-street, Wordslp.street, Sboreditch,
trumping maker, dealer mud cbapwoman, Feb. 3,10, lad March
9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gray,,Yysosi-place.
Kingsland-road.
Thomas Allen the younger, late of Great Staunton, Middlesex.
baker (but now a prisoner in the Fleet.) dealer and chartists.
Feb. S. 13, and March 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies.
, Mr. Boys, lit. Albans, or Mr. Elkins, Exchequer OfEce, Lln-
coin's Inn.

The celebrated Anthem of u God save the King,"
was supposed to be written, and the treble composed
by CARRY, the father of the late GEORGE SAVILLE
CAREY, of merry memory, and the bass by the late
Dr. fitutanurroo, of Bath. Many years ago an
application was made to his present MAJESTY. for a
pension to Mr. CARRY, as the author of that song ;
when the KING took down from his fine library an
old volume in MS. in which he :hewed the original
of the words of the song, Ge God save great Jame our
King"—which silenced the applicant. The fact is,
that it was written before the Revolution.
Naturalists have for centuries been, at a lose, to'
account for the residence of Martini, in the winter.
season ; some are of opinion, they remain dormant
in the crevices of rocks—other:, in the beds of the
river:; -but it is evident from the late exertions of
MARTIN and CO. to •procure the Guineas for the pay-
ment of Capital Prizes, on Valentine's Day, that they
cannot either have slumbered or, slept, but may be
found any day at their Lottery Offices, 8, Cornhill,
at 1.20. Oxford-street, distributing Tickets and Shares
to the candidates of Fortune:

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tmirzasirr lATELLIO.EAML 1‘
amm•ommllme
biFORD. lANVARY 20.
nage% Wit Rot.' Jelin Dees, D.D. else Saki' Fellow of
agasenneee allies*, and Rector of Ould, le the coenty of Nor-.
diampton, having been previously nominated by the Ri,,bt Hon.
the Lotd Grenville, Chancellor of the University, was inducted
by the Vlce-Chancellor, according to the usval forms nto the
Principality of St. Mary Hal', vacant ty the resignation of the •
Rev Dr. Pen.
Yesterday Mr. Richards was elected Scholar of C. C. C. for
Hampshire, and Mr. Greswel, was elected Scholar of the same
Society, for Lancashire. •
Tuesday, the Rev. John Dolignon; A.M. was instituted to the
Vicarage of Gooderston, in Norfolk,. on the presentation of Ed-
mund Norm, of Foulden, Gent.
Rev. John Dolignon, A.M. was instituted to the Vicarage of
Edmund Hone:. of Poultices, Gent.
Rev. John Thompson, is presented to the Vicarage of Horton,
Horton, with Woodlands Chapel, Dorset.
. Wednesday the following gentlemen were admitted to degrees :
Doctors ha Divinity—Rev. John Dean, of Brasennose College;
Rev. John Anthony Peroy,of Magdalen Hall.
Bachelors in Divinity—Rev. John Anthony Perry, of Magda-
len Hall; Rev. ltichard Goddard, of St. Joint's College.
Masters of Arts—Rev. Henry Scawen Plumptre, 44 Merton
College; Rev. Jeremiah Glad Win Cloves, of Brtotennose College;
Rev. ,John Thomas Lys, and Rev. Joseph f ienry Malpas, of
Beeler Cthlege.
• CAMBRIDGE, JANUARY 26.
Wednesday, the Rev. Henry Lewis Hobart, of Christ college,
son of the late Earl of 13ucklughenbbire, was adnUtted to the
Honorary degree of Doctor in Llainity.
The Subjects for the Members Prizes for this y•ar are, for
the Senior liscitelors--" Hieroglyphicortim origo et natant."
Middle liaclarlors—" Ulrum c.vitati plus utilitatis an Loom-
modi afferant leges, ewe proratotum hontitium sumptihus ntodum
imponunt."
The Hulsean Prize for last year is adjudged co Charles J.
Lyon, B.A. of Trinity college, for his dissertation on the follow-
lug subject--" The distant provinces of 14 yawn and Faith."
Tbe late examinations for the degrees at Cambridge afforded
a greater display of mathematical acqutreasents than has beat
known for many years past : the senior Wranglers were well op •
posed to each other; and talents were exhibited through both
classes of Gptimes of a brilliant kind.
1 he report of the Rev. Thomas Marlyn, Professi:r of Botany
in this University, being dead, is without foundation.

DUBLIN, JANUARY 19.
At an Ordination holden- in the Cathedral Church of St.
Brandon, cds Sunday, the 31st of December List, by the Right
Rev, the Lord Bishop of Clonfert, the following Gentlemen
were admitted DcbCoo4 :—Mr. Wm. Faulketter, Mr Charles
Galway, and Mr. John Russell, for the Diocese of Cashel; Mr.
Edward Burke fn. the Di cese of Waterford.
The following Gentlemen were at the same time admitted to
the Holy Order of Ps iesthood:—The Hun. and Rev. J. Butler;
of the Diocese of Ossory ;. the Rev. Mr. Harte, of Cashel Dio-
cese; the Rev. Mr. Brian, of Ligature Diocese.

GLOUCESTER, ✓BNUART 26.

Further Particulars of the Gloucester Pviestrians :

CARTER and WATTS left Worcester at seven o'clock in the
morteng, in excellent spirits, accompanied by their four aneo-
dents on horseback; they arrived at Brutosgrove ten o'clock,
and remained but a abort time, and then proceeded to Birnik.g,
ham, and dined at the Swan inn; tlify then went en to Lkch.
field, a distatice of 16 miles, where they slept, an:. proccolzd at
eight o'clock on Saturday morning to Burton, and from Meuse
to Derby, where they arrived to dinner, at the bell Inn, awl the
Landlord, bring inrima:ely acquainted with Carter, had prmided
a sunspruous dinner, and also a baud of music, wide)) cunt ioued
playing the whole of the evening. On Sunday morning they
began their return, by mutual agreement, a: twelve o'clach—
Carter very reluctantly leaving his Derby ftie:tds, white quit?
primed him, which occasioned him to give a dialler:l;e, for Ils U
guineas, to any man of his age, weigh:, and inches, to go the
same ground over again in one morith'7 time. Wars lived in tits
u+taal abstemious manner : they arrived at I,.itchheld on Sunday,
about eight o'clock in the evening; tl.ey felt on NI relay mon:.
ins it eight o'clock, and Watts arriverl at Woret,r agent seven,
and Carter out till nine, which caesrn hens tube five to two in
favour of Watts; they left Wm cester at eight. o'r.lock on • ruttsJaF
morning, aad kept nearly together to Severusruke, when Watts
began to pick the road for the softest ground—Carter nuk.er,
speed, and bi Mg still loosest in the wind, lett the Butcher be-
hind, who Vitally gave up the contest at Tewliv,lniry. to the
grela disap; ointment of his,friends and tlte Gentlemen who ar.
tended as umpires. Many hundreds have been lost on the above
(wagon. Carter had greatly the advantage, having been a long
time training, and fared principally on boiled legs of mutton
under-done. On his arrival at Gloucester, a sumptuous dinner
was provided at the Bell Inn, for Carter, His friends, and B. Pol-
lard; Jobe Baker, Thomas Mount, and Bolden Bishop, Esqrs.
who attended them through the whole of the journey.

Friday se'nnight a boy in the service of Mr. Farn
comb, of Vilsham, near Hastings, was unfortunately
killed, by his head getting in contact with the horse-
wheel of a threshing machine.
The premises of Mr. COTTINGIIAM, of North
Stoke, Lincolnshire, miller, have lately been set
on fire four times in about a fortnight. On the
night of the 28th of December last, his stables
wtre set cn tire, and five horses burnt. On the Sa-
turday evening following his barley hovels were dis-
covered to be on fire. On the night of the .6th inst.
the'pea stacks were entirely consumed ; and on the
11th inst. when all the family were in bed, except the
female servant, some men, who were sassing, alarmed
her by telling her the thatch which covered the house
wss on fire. The family instantly got up, and by a
plentiful supply of water, the flames were stepped.
Two men, employed to watch the premises, sat up
the previous night, and had just quitted when the
discovery was made. Bish-sp, beloaging to Bow.
street Office, has been there, to endeavour to disco.
ver the incendiaries, but without success; and the
whole remains at present a mystery.
It is with great pleasure we announce the rapid
progress which Is snaking by the Chatham Saving
Bank. Upwards of fifty permits, prompted by an
exemplary principle of frugality, have made deposits
in the hands of the Secretaty to that establishment,
and we have no doubt, as the advantages, which are
ever attendant on economy, come to be more fully
exemplified, by its beneficial effects on the comforts
of the individuals who have availed themselves at
this admirable opportunity of making a safe and ad.
vantageous deposit of their savings, that the spirit of
frugality will spread, sad a corresponding arneliora-
don in the morals of the poorer classes will become
daily more evident.— ireetish Gazatts. •
A reward of Fifty Guineas is offered by Messrs.'
COOPIIit and Co. Surgeons, of Charlotae-Housei Bleck-
triars-road, for the discovery of the Author of a Let-
ter sent to the Medical Board. We have seen it; the
language is that of a Quaker, and bears the Walworth
Post-mask, dated June 25—a more scurrilous and in-
vective instrument we have never witnessed, and hope,
for the honour of the profession, it will not prove the
effusion of a Medical man—if so, it must arise
from a grovelling jealousy at seeing a Society of
independent Gentlemen, of the first respectabilityi
appropriating a large portion of their time in alle-
viating the distresses of individuals, who imsy have
consulted men ignorant of the profession
• we are at a
loss to conceive the cause for such a libel. Perhaps
some of the anther's patients have experienced relief
from the Medical Board. We are authorised to state,
tbac Dr. COorsa and Co. are consulted by all
ranks of people every morning until nine o'clock, and
•tratu twelve till eight precisely.

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I'AARRIEIS
Rey. Josiil tray, of Chelrndord, to Lu
daughter of Mr. John )Cie, of Mahlon.
Rev. R. Barlow, Ma,t. roi the Free Getin
wick, to Catharine, &let daughte,- or the'
°anthem of S,. I..itrerpool
Rev. John Che‘shrm, Reuter of Eastern.
Frances, second daughter of cite Rev. James
'.of Red:nark), Worce,tershire.

Rev. Wtn Richar Rotor of et. 130
only daughter of the late Rev. Win. lifpon
broloKlsire.

DIED.

At St Helier'", Jcricy, on theiithtlei:es
long Illness which she pore with pious sysi
the wife of Licircnant and Adju.ant Nich
tcran Byte! on.

Thursday, at °chill+, near lb kiry, C,
ins. td the Royaniliddiesex Rc.,:.attnt of A
The lie". James Altnw.:ll, lay Vicar of
Lt the 7Gth year of his abe, the Rtv.T;
of l-1a..-ringworth, Northamp:omh:re.
In the 78th year of his are, the Rev
WAS 53 years hicontheot ef V",.,h: rl:7
atd•ley Sussex Collett., Carulartige.
At Powdershain Rectory, auddeniy, ar,
pleton, [lector of tha parish, and 0: No: th
In the 9e.th year of Its age, ete It.v. Jo.
Rector of Newnham with 114;,1-dot well I
On the 9th inseant, at Ashi:urton, Di
life, the lie:. Mr. liushant. He preaao
cediog, married a couple et: :he Monday
morning was foun.l dead to his bed. Ms
was occasioned an apoplectic

NERVOUS AFFECTIONS,
to be too easily swieeptihie sf Irtege
clans, easy be considers:4 as one of the !Ter
of rank. Ike all-wise Cs EA /OR of the I;i
the nerves an office in t' e animal =tar,
greare.t perfection in al their operations.
the most liable to tic tlisorilered, the mo. t s
and the mast dillicult to be .rectified. No
Orders in this delicate system stnerld be st
nent, and that the variations of isca :,nil
happen.—Por Nervous Cutmunkri,ns, lot
decays, debility or relaxation in etter it
or owing to youthful imprudetic:es' Oat r
CORDIAL BALM of GII.EAD stand
only invigorates the decayed juices, hal
upon the debilitated and relaxed parts tha,
ante.

Sold by Samuel Leigh, lft, Strand;
ford-street, Londisii; Brodie and Dowd
Medicine Venders; price 11c. each, nr 14u
for 335. by which one 1 is bottle is saved,
Solomon, Livcrpool," engraved on he ,1
rr Dr. Woolf:in expect., when Mir,
compliment of aXi note to be ie.clo‘e;
Letter. Dr. Soloman, Gilead
doub!e postage."
Al.o, price 3•. that scarce, In:cm:tog.
. .

(with which is given au e:et;a:.t Nortrait-ut
of Gilea.l-Houic; elin:led A GUIDE. to
to both Sexes in a V;alety
Containing a Treatise on rzrnale 11-teal
chondriac Complaiuts; also General as.:
I.,:th which the HUM= 1,13.17 it moat I
pkinfitig th.: S:ntieo:u9 mole of 'I rerun
properly adapted lor as:aal Leh lily. Su

IMPORTAN ADI

No. 13, Bouverie.stteet, Fin
Lleo of Education a
us., persevering entkaite.rs to d
cet.taiit met.:tod of treattiT a few prevail
fui rotui! of their t'sperierce is the best
Fifteen year; here we. ...trotei our ;-
treatment of I'M rr Di,oreers, and Vit,
ing oar plan, gites us atblitional ardour it
ble the ravatt,fs of those cn!-Ipiattits wine
of alt the imirnli,ies to wht.:: the !lomat;
After tut au, harived intrt, deta.ot. into
Fciet.ce, tvs eettrmined comme,.r,
dividuai, from t:.c ignurattce
Jarbcrwu -rt•ci.,:r.tncy*of a general prase
7 he flare cl;.,.rtkri, to t!:e care of wi
attent,,n, cempris, every Art Cita Or r:
of recent or lob& duration ; .41y, all Li
c*.eney,„y4,tether r.risitz froth the SICCre!
the intintgencies of mature age. term:
s:ottetinies in consuMption ; and lastly,
system iu women. which Is caned B;
SU..y eases citi„;:nating is a similar em':
Numerous ilseases are tb., t esult of
treatment of a simpie (;vinorthr....a, ar 1
pens that the seeds of life are putionei,
of an unguarded affluent. By a swpt
plaints are casily cur.... 1; and ores) wittr
trust that we may offer an 1:al rust,
The lbs..ases of the Ltretbra, as ft
or arising front the aLove complaitit
attention; by an infallible and imp,
bled to remove obstinate Cleets and
cent or of lung duration, without rei
dangerous use of the caustic bougie.
adduced of very itivtterate cases, of
having yielded to our method in a feu
been attempted by other practitioner:
To be consulted daily by Pat!CULS o
delicacy, and attention.—Letters Iron
the particulars of tle case, age, and tit
a remittance, duly attended to, and
warded to any part of the kingdom.
GOSS and Co. Monism v of the Rc'

A CHALLEI
Alf ESSRS. CURRIE and (
JL his Majesty's Service, chalk
prove a single instance where their flu
have failed of the desired effect. the
this particular branch of their pro!essi
one easuceessfdl case.
They continue to direct their stueli
cut;e of Venereal Complaints, and that
tem which is the consequence of tit
effects of a habit long and most unhae,
of both sexes. In the one it will be
source of barrenness; the other have it
to them by a distressing state of debit;
melted, terminates in impotence. 1
ultimate effects, while count:N.:Co:l,h
'tartans nervous complAtits;uswily chi
of this solitary vise. Of reruns hinge
incident to such a habit, their treatinel
proved unsuccessful in the course old]
extended practice.
In the most obstinate an.l coniplicati
tion, such as obs•ructors in tt.e. urn;
hard tumours, calk us ulcers, eru : ions
as also Suictui es, whetLtr.- tt cell
which have balled the skill of oil
their present improved plan of trcatm
neatly cured, without the p.tient suit;
and/taming. Hemorrhage which frecp
tion of the lunar caustic. In the course
in this anctropogo, neunerous cases of
and are daily under their c..re, the tax
fected by a sal, certain, and tape&
to any ether yet adopted. The weak
lily, proceeding from this complaint
the patient restored to sound and vif
the debility has for years ranted. a p
restorative remedies is indispensably r
Bering sparks of life, and to reanimate
Patients in the nuntry are restuast
of their case, age, and general habit of
Mluance for advice and Medicines,
or sent to any' art of the Kingdom.
To ensure that secrecy which is sc
taking, the postage of letter, may b
awdicines.—a9th June, tiO9—t A 7, Hi

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