Star.
London, England, 1819-01-11 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

On the 4th ult. Mr. Thomas Wright, Preacher of the •
was or.l.titted Niiiiitter of the Church and Parish of Bartle....
by :he Pceihytery or Dolby:Th.
ro!;i,,rei-:.-,tion of T.ochwinnock, have
out a call t,r !yr.a.ider Waugh to be their Itie.i..ter.
The liatrimuir have ti!sr,
Bail to tile ikv. \Vat. Sunda, in (1::::t i, to
their Miqister.

1.1.: Rev. Dr. Cony/di. of Dantrannon, is appci:.!td by VI?
Pope, t Arcl.biahap of Armagh, 1-:-Lnatt
all Ireland.

Iht th.• .2.1 te.t. th:. Rev. Robert Cl7rke, from VI? county (t
Doo,-;731, apo,ano:d 31i,:ister of the!•:,:wt:o.11.0o

On Chi;Antas-Eve, Ji. I'n vur, Esq. of Rysten, i 3
Sitirolk, gave to the poor of ltopton, Ifoxitarn,
vet-, and Fordham, his annual don:,ti9tt of" two lat
osen, weighing upwards ot 120 stctiv ; together v
a laige quattrazy of wearing apparel, ,everal pair of
blankets, :•c. whirl! have proved to them a greatr:livf.

On Chtistroae Day iW Sri!: N Worili,
according to his annual ber.evolei.t custom, cii-!ri-
buted a Ivie sheep and a large quantity of po. k,
amongst the poor inhabitants of village.
Wednesday, Sir NVILLIAM MIDDLETON, Bart.
his accustomed liberality, gave away .50 stone of ex-
cellent beef to the poor families in the neighbour:locl
of Shrubland

Thursday, a plentiful dinner of plumb-pteddin:; and
roast beef was Oven to near 50 poor persons,
!sham,: of St Notr:_,,arcCs Workhouse, Ipswich, the
liberal donation of Air. STI:BP.ING, surgeon.
Wednesday, being old Christmas day, 20 pri,oners
in the Borough gac), Ip,with, sat down to a good
dinner of plumb•pudding and roast beef, and a pint
of beer each, the considerate gift of a friend unke.own.
A :sr arrow's nee, in which were three eggs, was
found on Chri:tmas day, in the garden of Mrs.
Graham, at Walmer.

Mrs. KlNcs.otewt, sen. of Appledore, gatheei ca
..:hristmas Day a second crop of apples, %chill sere
full grown: and what reudei s it more uneummun,
the Dee was in full bloom when relieved if its for-
mer hurthen. Same day, Mr. 11.-quarr Woo:), ak
Church-street, Whitstable, gatheted from 1:le busla..:
in his garden a second crop of poseberries, and a.
sufficient quantity to make a pudding for his family,
consisting of nine persons : he has more of the
now growlng.
It h; rental ked at-Copenhagen, as a, very singular
circumstance, that the number of b!ild in th..t ca-
pital has sen ibly augmented since its bombardmell,
by the Loglisli.
We are requested to inform (vie Readers, that
Messrs.( 'OOPER and Co. Surgeons, ofCharlotte-Hottse,
Great Cho totte—treet, lilackfriars-road, have, in con-
sequence of their extensive practice, and for 0-e ac-
commodation of patients at theWe..t-end of the town,
established a Medical Board in Woodstock. street, Ox-
ford-street, a few doors from Bond-street, where
Physician, of 40 years experience, and a Surgeon cf
great eminence; reside, and %Acre ail the Poard a:tcr-
'lately attend, the whole of whom are Members of the
Royal ( olleges—that thousands have been restored to
perfect health by their united talents is universally
acknowledged, many of %%horn had been discharged
from Ilospitalc, arid otherwise improperly treated.—
They are consulted at Woodstock-House, Woodstock-
street, Isom Eight in the Morning until Eight at
Night ; and at the Medical Mara, Charlotte-House,
Illackfriars- road, from twelve till night in the evening.
—Nice!: nie s have advice gratis every evening from
six till eight, at both houses, and on Sunday mornings
until twelve o'clock.—N. 11. Messrs. Cooeun and CO.
beg to observe, they have no connection with any
othnr C 6 ncern, therefore all letters are to be directed
to Charlotte-House, adjoining Blackfriat:6-read.