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...,AY.Ni- 0- FIT'S GAZETTE.
MENBER RETURNED TO SERVE. IN TILLS PRESENT
‘PARLIAtI ENT.
County of Li se rick—Lit-utenant-Colonel William Odell.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
Commissions !..gned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Monmouth. -
' .• 0.. i . •.- West Local Militia. •
-. Pk CharDs Morgan, hart. tabe Colonel. Dated Sept. 24, 1808.',
4iiir Rnhert Sglub4ory, Ban. to be Lieutenaut-Colunel. Dated u
. above.
!Cao.i l.c!gh. Esq. to he Major. Dared as above.
Vilharn Phillips, Thomas Robert Sainsbury, Anthony Montour
tiler Hawkins,. Robert Smith, William 'l booms, Chas. James
• Lewis, Thomas Edwards, and Joint Cobb, Esc's'. to be Cap-
tains. Dated as above.
Andrew Eilwaids Butler, • and James Ash Oath, Esqrs. to be
ditto. Dated April 10,1809. ,
Charles Phillips, and Benjamin Thoinas, Gents. to be Lieute-
nants. Dated Sept. 24, ISM
George Brewer, Edward James, Thomas Phillips, W. 'rn.Williams,
- Thomas Prather°, James Edwards, and Flttelhr Parry, Gents,
to be dittO. Dated as above.
Thonfas Norman, and William John Monkhouse, Gents. to be
ditto. Dated May 1, Dinh
Rimon Thomas Jones and Wm. Powell Loryntcr, Gents. to be.
Ensigns. Dated Aprillo, 1809.
George Dumayne, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 1, 1810.
Anthttny Harvest Isaacson, Esq. to be Captain and Adjutant.—
Dated Sept. 24, 1808.
Rob. Owen, Gent. to.be Quarter-Master. Dated April 10, 1869.
. Henry Montonnier Hawkins, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated Sept.
24, 1808. •
East Local Militia.
Thomas Molynen-z, Esq. to be Colonel. Dated Aug. 18, 1810.
Francis O'Donnell, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 6, 1810.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
. County of Lincoln.
Stamford Regiment of Local Militia.
Thomas Bennett Grantham, East. to be Captain,by Brevet. Da-
ted Jan. I, fill.
Royal North Lincolnshire Militia.
Joseph Clifton, Gent, to beLieritenant. Dated Jan. 19,1811.
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BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
March 9. Hugh Dick, of Gosport, Hants, navy and 'prize-agent,
at twelve, at the India Arms Inn, Gosport.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Thomas Webb, of the parish of Walcot, Somersetshire, cabinet-

*raker and upholsterer.
BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Tallemach, of Petersham, Surrey, dairyman, dealer in
cattle, dealer and chapman, to surrender February It, 9, and
/Starch 9, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs.
Willett and Antesley, Finsbury-aquare.
'William Bodman the elder, of Queen-street, St. Saviour, South-
wark, Surrey, viettialler, dealer and chapman, February 2,9,
i and March 9, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Norfolk
... • Johnson, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square.
• James Wain, late of Brixton, Surrey, Clothier, dealer and chap-
man, January 39, Feb. 9, and March 9, at ten, at GuildltalL-
. Attorney, Mr. Highmour, Bush-lane, Cannon-street, London.
William Bridgens, late of Great Wild-street, Lincoln's-Inn-fields,
Middlesex, victualler, dealer and chapman, (but now a prisoner
for debt in Newgate) Feb. 2, at ten, Feb. 9, and March 9, at
tws•lve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mt. Bcivilli New Bridge-street,.'
I ' Lotidun.
-Josepli Webb, of Bristol, Gloucettershire, linen-drape?, Feb. 6,
15, and March 9, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,.
Mr. Moy Thomas No. 19, Waibrook, Loudon.
lumes,Hawkins, of Queen-street, Limehouse, Middlesex, timber
merchant, January 29, Feb. 9, and Match 9, at One,'at Guild-
hall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Eyitt and Risen, Hayden-
' • Zilqtlare, Minories. ' • . :
, . ~.Honry Leech, of
at
St. Edmund's, guirolk,' at
and i
/., I'2 Inaltster, Feb. 11, at twelve, Feb. 12, and M,„ ..:9 , elevens'
, ; at the Angel inn, Bury St. Edmund's. Atte& , Mr. Ezekiel
. ' , . , Sparke, of Bury t. Edmund's.
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:John Krauss, of Mancliesrer' merchant, dealer aid 'thaitlan,
February ;re, 19, and March 9, at eleven' at the Star inn, Mao-
cheater. Attornies, Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke and Richards,
, Chaacery-lane, London ; or-Mr„ Wm. Byfield, Manchester.
*Oleic Collins, 'of Union-coat*, Broad-street, London, and of
. *- Knuston-hall, Northamptonshire, builder, dealer and chapman,
Feh. 2,9, and March 9, atone, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
s- :d 'Ellison, White Hart-eonrt, I.ornbardatreet, London.
• IFbomas Proctor, late of Shoreditcb, aed since of Nightingale-lane
parish of St. George. Middlesex, January 29, Feb. 9, and March
9, at tail*, at Guildhall; Attornies, Messra. Mayo and Berk-
lay, No. ti, Lincoln'i-Inn-Fields, London.
William Blow, of Hertford,'tanner, dealer and chapman Ja-•
- unary 29, iebriary 9, and Marc! 9, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Messrs. White and Son, No. 9, New-square, Lin-
coln's Inn, London.
Yam's Hyde 'and John Clemson, of Manchester, dyers, dealers
and chapmen, February 9, at two, 11, at three, and March 9,
at two, at the Mosley's Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornles,
Mr. Luckly, Manchester ; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Tem-
ple, Loadon.
William. -.Hendy, of Swansea, Glaniorganshire, victualler,
dcaler and ehapman, February 1, •4, and March 9, at ten, at
the .M.ickworth Arms Inn, Swansea. Attornies, Mean.
, • !Wasiak Alexander and Helmet. New Inn, London ;or
Messrs. Berrington and Jenkins, Stvinsea.
loin Camp, of West Smithfield, Loudon, stationer, dealer and
ehapman, January 29, February 9, and March 9', at eleven,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Damian, Temple-tweet, White-
Friars.
• John Sali.bury; of Highgate, ?Moldiest:, vletoalier,Aeller and
ehapman, January 29, February 9, and March 9, at ten, at
.Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's
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Inn,. I.ondpn.
limits Adriah Van Dyck, of Ferteleireb-luildinp, Venehurcb-
street, London, merchant, ship-agent, cLater and chapman,
lantia?y 30,•at tertbre, February 4, at one, and March 9, at
ten, ht Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Willett and Annesley,
'Finsbury-square. . '
Charles Hayley, tate of Wigniereatreet, Middlesex, watch-
maker, dealer and el:allots-ani February 6, 15, and March 9, at
. toilet*, at Gulldhill. Attornies, Messrs. Kibblewhite, Row-
. , land, and Robinson, Gray's lean place.
Bliasert Buchanan, of Liverpool, vender of medicines, February
tk13,'16, and March 9, at one, at the George tun, Dale-street,
Ltverpool. Attornies, Mr Thomas Clambre, Chapel-street,
,fiord-row, London; of Messrs. Statham and Hughes, Ex-
clilinge-buildings, Liverpool.
trilltain •Ebsvihr.h, of Westbury, Gloucesetibtre, dealer and
chapman, January na 31, February 16, and h arch 9, at one, at
the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Meath. Whitcombe
and K4rof, Serjeint's-ltini Fleetslitet, London; or I.H.
Frankis, St. John-street, Bristof,
Thomas* Haigh Ntidwooil, of Bilve-Tane Cheapside, I.ondon,
- ossar,bonseman, dealer and thapnian, !ahem" 39, at twelve,
• . Jlelanary +l3, at elevehOintrlfsrehd, at teal, at Guildhall.-
, •Altornies, Messrs. Btxbow and Hope, Stone-buildinp, Lin-
., coln'iltm. '
Richard Lee and David Payne, if Cheapside,,` London, shawl-
' printers, and merchants, J.umary 99, February.
,12, Ind Marek
. .6, it len, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Piestand and Miihn.
.. Brunswick-squ fare.
William isagnold, of I.iverpool, brevrtr, February 12, 13, and
. - March 9, de does, at tbe Swan Hotel, High-str t 'Binning-
*. leant:ride AltosOttr. Egertdn, No. 3, Gttay's Inn' Ne, Lon-
do/ i ; or Mears. Spurrier and Ingleby, kfirmingli_
110..0b vrt HUtit; of Beekletsblity.'l.oudon warahoMintiti,. dealer
and ehapman; Febeutart, It, .at eleven,, and March 9, at
. twelve, at Guildhall: "Plettitnies, Messrs.`Caton and Bruntell,
N 0.179, Nalerseure-Attset.
Jame* IttcLardsoe, of Sloane-street, Chelsea, Middlesex, apo-
thecary. dealer and cliatnau,'llmaary 29, at ten, February 9,
• and March Is, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornits, Messrs.
Swain, Ste ecne, and Maples, Old Jewry, London.
:TinCenasNorris, of h.laneies:er, merchant, manufacturer, Ilealer
• auk eitapmau, January 30, February 2, at eleven, and Mauch
9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mears. Cooper and Lowe,
i,outhamptoa buildings, Chancery•lane.
l'eser Godart, late of Wilmot-street, Brunswick-square, and of,
'lottenhatn-coui t-road, Middlesex, oilman and ta low-chandler,
. February 2,9, and March 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney,
• M. Ned, 'Fbrogmotton-etreet, London..
ditdward Paine, of Dow/gate-hill, London, merchant, dealer and
eltapntau, February 2, at ten, is, and March 9, at twelve, at.
Guildhall. Attorney, Ms. Booth, New Bridge-street, Ltazdoll. • •:.-_-..,

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CA&I'BRIDGE, 'AWL/ARV 24.
The following one hundred Gentlemen were on
Saturday admitted Bachelors of Arts :
[The Yiames in this I.lst are arranied alphabetkally.)
Trinity College.--Adeaue Barker, Bartow, Bickersteth, 801-1
laud, Brass, Burrow, Car, Chamberlayne, Chambers, Davies,'
Dicey, Dover, Evans, Fenton, Pragar, Hall, Lauri, Mair, Mayels-
tone, Maynard, Peel, Prowde, Poulter, Searle, Vickers, Webb,
Wilkinson, Winans, and Way.
St John's Colter.—Ackland, Allis, Bligh, Campbell, sen.
Campbell, jun, Commellne Crackenthorp, Curteis, Edwards,
Field, Holcomb, 1-10Hinphr.:d, Honson, Jackson, JettlinA John.
son, sen. Johnson, jun. Marks, Moore, Pemberton, Prinsep, Wad-
dilove, Waddington, mad Ward.
St. Peter', College.—Bolton, Grenside, Macguire, Plume,
'found, and Thorold.
Clare 11311.—Kitchingman and Yates
Pembroke Hall.—Backhouse, Dury, Grace, Pillars, Willson.

Caws College.—Blnottifield, Buck, Crabbe, French, Smyth.
Bene't College.—Drake and Lamb.
Queen's CoUege.—Brockman, Mortimer, Storrey, and *Moon.
Jesus College.—Abdy, Alty, and Hustler. .
Christ College.—Allanson, Haggit, and Worthaim
Magdaden college.—Clowes, Glosaop, and Wallis.
Emmanuel college.—Drage, Hanbury, Welby, Whieb, and
Wright,
Sidney eollege.—Boulton, Clarke, Rogers, and Turmine.
Trinity Hall.—Dove and Sparke.
Catharine Hall.—Baker and Phillips.
Tbe following Gentlemen obtained academical honours on the
above occasion :

WRANO critt.—Drs. Dicey, Chambers, Brass, Evans, Poulter,
Prowde, and Adean, Trinity ; French and Bloomfield, Calus ;
Hustler and Alty, Jesus; Johnson and Alla, St. John's; Morti-
mer, Queen's; and Lamb, Bene't.
SENIOR OPTlSM.—Dra.Grace,Wilson,and Dury, Pembroke;
Haggitt, Christ ; Frazar, Lloyd, Bickersteth, and Wilson, Tri-
nity; Abdy, Jesus; Edwards, Campbell, jun. Coninieline, and
Field, St. John's ; Smyth and Buck, Calus; Rogers, Sidney; and
Wallis, Magdalen.
Junto& Orrimrs.—Drs. Baker, Kitchingman, and Yate,
Cath. Hall; Barlow, Maynard, Carr, Winans, and Way, Tri-
, nit Storrey, Queen's; Ugh, St. John's ; and Backhouse, Pem-
broke Hall.

Y.CCLZSIASTICAL PROAIOTIONS.
Rev. Philip Smyth, L1,.8. fellow of New college, Oxford, Is
presented to the rectory of Worthing, Shropshire.
Rev. Charles Reynell, 1.L.8. fellow of New'college, Oxford, to
the vicarage of Steeple Morden, Cambridgeshire.
Rev. John Brereton, 1.L.8. fellow of New college, Oxford, by
the warden and fellows of that society, to the head-mastership
of Bedford school.
Rev. Francis Howes, M.A. and demy of Magdalen college,
Oxford, to the rectory of Buckenham with I lassingham, Nor-
folk, vacant by the resignation of.the Rev.Edw„Wilson.
Rev. James Philip Hewlett, M.A. of AU Souls' college, Ox.
ford, to be chaplain to Oxford city prison, in the room of the
Rev. Mr. Penson, who has resigned.
Rev. Elias Webb, to the vicarage of St. Nicholas, IDWarwlck,
vacant by the decease of the Rev. Robert Miller.
Rev. Benjamin George Heath, M. A. to the vicarage of Chat-
tisham, vacant by the decease of the Rev. T. Poulton.
Rev. John Richards, M. A. to the vicarage of Wedmore, So-
merset.
Rev. Edward Wilson. M. A. to the rectory of Dalham , Suffolk.
Rev. W. C. Critttenden, M. A. to the perpetual curacy of
Christ Church, Macclesfield, Cheshire.

A Serjeant of the 24th Light Dragoons was tried
cm Tuesday, it the Norwich Quarter Sessions, for
having received a small sum from a recruit who had
enliited, to discharge him without acquainting his
Officer He was sentenced to receive 300 lashes, and
be degraded to the ranks.
Monday last the trial of J. Macara, iron-slitter,
came on before the High Court of Justiciary, Edin-
burgh, for the murder of his brother Alexander, on
the 10th of November. It appeared from the evi.
dence, that the two brothers had a dispute about the
charge of a funeral: during the altercation, several
blows were exchanged, and the prisoner struck the
deceased on the face with a pair of Smith's tongs,
which, ih the opinion of medical men, caused his
death. The Jury returned a verdict of culpable ho-
micide.
It was stated, a few days since, that the Club-box
of a Tailors' Society had been robbed of d'7o, and that
three men had been examined at Marlborough-street
Office, on suspicion. They were on Friday examines'.
It turned out that the club had nbt been enrolled, as
required by Act of Parliament. After the arguments
of Counsel had been heard for the prosemien, one of
the prisoners (the steward), after titotesting his inno-
cence, statea,,that this club, which coasisted- of several
hundred persons, was originally established far the
relief of sick members; but that It had also suppled
the body of journeymen tailors in four several :friirs
for the increase of wades, durin& the list seven years,
in all of which they had been lactessful. Such was
the surplus, that money was still in the Danit, to pro-
mote combinations in different parts of the country ;
and that mechanics in other profesSions (curriers and
cotton-spinners) had been supported in resisting their
musters ; and £2O had recently been sent toldanches-
ter, to further the illegal combinations. It was fur-
ther observed, that journeymen tailors, by their clubs,
are the most liberal in sopport of combinations, as
they subscribe any sum required, to support them-
selves and others. —Two of the prisoners in the pre-
sent instance were discharged, but a third, named
Wild, was remanded, one of the_ stolen notes having
been traced to his possession.
F. J.Bravo.was fully committed, charged with steal-
ing a pair of pistols, the property of Mr. Fingal'. Two
Jew...dealers, who had been concerned, Were admitted
as evidences.
BOW-STREET.—On Friday evening a riung Lady,-
of a very interesting appearance, and elegantly dres-
sed, underwent a final examination on a charmisf
shoplifting. The circumstances of her detection were
as follow :—On Tuesday afternoon, soon after four
o'clock, when it was dusk, she went to the shop of
Geare, a sillomercer, in Holywell-street, in the
Strand, and purchased silk to the amount of sixteen
shillings, in payment for which she tendered a one
pound Bank of England note; as the shopman was
turning himself round, he saw something move on the
counter which excited his suspicion; and giving her
the change, he charged her with having taken some.
thing, but she denied it. So convinced, however, was
he of the fact, that he insisted on her being searched,
and for that purpose *vile to call the housekeeper,
who found upon her a roll of silk. On this discovery
she burst into tears, fell on her knees, and entreated
for mercy, stating hat it was her• first offence, and
that she was of a. respectable family. On being
brought to the office, she said her name was Willes,
and that she lived in a court in Holborn. Humphreys
inquired there for her, but was informed no such per-
son lived there.—At her examination, on Ft iday, Mr.
NARES reprobated her conduct, in giving a false name
and residence, when she acknowledged-the charge in
a good of tears, and said she had done so to avoid the
' exposure of her family and herself. There being no..
thing however, to bring the chargarhome but he Awn
confession, she was discharged. .