Star.
London, England, 1816-03-11 00:00:00

Moth itte• pr••••trafee brought agatost tile cie:
tendon. The publication being [ironed in the regu-
lar way,
Mr. facAitz.arr addressed the Jury in mitigation of
damages, expressing the contrition of the defendant
for having been unhappily led into the publication of
a libel, the tendency of which he did not knowr at the
time it was pat to press. He was exceedingly sorry
for what be had done, confessing that there was no
.foundation for the libes allegations in the pam-
phlet. 'the Learned Counsel concluded by an ap-
peal to the Jury, beseeching them to consider that the
defendant, a respectable man, was actuated by no
personal motive, and was in no condition to ply
heavy damagna, which indeed could not be necessary
to repair the high honour and character of the plain-
tiff, which could not have been affected by this pub-
lication.
The Jury, under the direction of the Noble and
Learned Judge, burr I a verdict for the plaintiff—
Damages Two hundred pounds.

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•••••..mmanil
OXFORD, MARCH 9. •
tnesdar, Rich :1W Altoug Arent 1. RM. of Trini►y College.
Grand Compounder; Francis dash wend, Esq. of Christ Church;
and Mr. Jt.l.n East, of St. Edmund Hall, were admitted Bache-
lors o► Arts.
Wednesday, the Rev. Geo. Taunton. M.A. of Corpus Christi
College, vra. admitted Bachelor in Dm int!e ; and Henry Wright,
Esq. of Exeter College, Grand Compounder, was admitted Ba-
chelor of Arts.
The Rev. Noel Thomas Elli•ton, M.A. Scholar of Corpus
Christi College, has been elec:ed Fellow of Bata College. •

EC(II.IOIIASTICAL PR(Sl'►9'l:►Ns.

Lir'. Thomas Clarke, B.A. is presented to the vicarage of
'Arr. Rowland Hill, M.A. to the Rectory of Delamere, in the
county anti diocese of Che.•er.
Rev. John Pratt, to the vicarage of St. Mary, Whittlowa, in
the diocese ni Ely.
Rev. Bellamy. Rector of Stockwoud, Dorset, to the
rectory of 3andfortl OfC44, Somerset.
Rev. J. T. Law, son of the lhahup of Chester, to the Rectory
' of Tattenhall, Cheshire

• -
Riv. Philip Egerton, A NI hat h,.en institated to the rectory
of Tarporley, void by the 41-ath of Wart elzoimondeley.
14th tilt. the Piesbytery of A.r unanimously noolinati-d
the Rev. Aterander HA liwer of Cobliotall, to be Minicer
of the pari,h of Daily, vaca.it by the death 4 the Rev. Charte,
Cuntr oshatu.

fitt. Coneen's M.:m(7AL lioAno.—The salutary ef-
fect of this Institn:isw, is inaniteSt froill the following
extraortionAry case:

" London to volt—John Jackson, of the Borough of South-
wark, Broker, inakefli oath and sails, that in the year 181 4 he
was ancteil with a &interim. &order, at:d having been st..arly
seven memos under the care of Ms. Kiernan, otherwise M•Kler-
nail, of the Lock Dispensary, and pail hint a considerable sum
of money, withuut okaloing any relief, the disease rapidly in-
creasing, te was, after consulting some respectable :surgeons,
who pronounced his life in danger, recommended to Doctor
Cooper's Med:cal Board, Chia.otte-lion,e, laackfrlare-toad,
where the progress of the diseaw was immediately stopped, and
he was soon revered :o perfect I.eahlo, which, by the blessing of
GOD, he still enjoys, hereby declaring, that In s: atlas these ("Acts
ine i 4 influenced by no other motive e.ati a grateful return fur so
miraculous a cure, and the duty lie owes to his telhaw-creatures.
6igned) " JOON JACKSON.
Ml:nesse, present,
" FIRED. LAWRENCE, g 5, il.trough,
" Tuos. JOHNSON, a, Charlotte-street, DI/Aldan,
" Taos. I).s .t ay, St. hlichaul's.alley, Cornhill.

a Sworn at the oi.se, th.s 9th day of Marsh, be-
fore me, (Awed) " ru r w Woos, Mayor."
Messrs. Cannot and Co. ice considted daily by all
ranks of people, from Twelve till Eight, and claim
tb:: attention of those who have been improperly
ti,ated by men itTiorzait of s important a branch of
the profession. Aledical iloird, Charlotte hone,
Blackfri.irs-road, opposite the Rev. Rowland HM's
! Chapel.