Star.
London, England, 1821-01-29 00:00:00

THg KING V. KELLY.

John Crowther, Liverpool, merchant, to surrender February
14,.15, and March 10, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool.
Attornies, Messrs Blackstieck and Douce, Kink' Beixh-walk,
Temple ; or Mr. Nlurrow, Marshall-street, Lire opooL
James Richards, Deretend, Warwickshire, brewer, February
2,3, and March JO, at twelve, at the lien and Chickens
Birmingham. Attornits, )lessrs. Long and Austen, Holborn-
court, Gray's Inn ;, or All.l-4'.. Smith and Co. Birmingham.
John Gouels, Bath, painter, February 8,9, and March 10, at
eleven, at the Conimerciel Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs.
,Poole as:d Greenfield, Gray's Inn-square; or Messrs. Cary
and Cross, Bristol; or Mr. Little, Bah.
Matthew Berry, Almondbury, Yorksl.ire, clothier, February
2, at bye, 5, sad March 10, at ten, at the .Swan Inn, Hud-
dersfield. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and Cu. Chancery-lane;
or Messrs. Whitehead and Ilebinsrm, IluddersfiehL
John Aust, Gloucester, victualler, February 13, 14, and March
10, at eleven, at the Fleece. Inn, Gloucester. Attornies, Mr.
Counsel, Gloucester; or Mr. Chilton, Exchequer Office, Lin-
coln's Inn.
Thomas Walpole, White Lion-street, Goodman's-fields, vic-
tualler, Januery 30, February 17, and March to, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Glynes,Bucr-strett:Ea,t Smithfield.
George Booth, sen. Bruinley.park, 'war Abbutts. Bromley, Staf-
fordshire, farmer, Februat y 12,13, and Mardi 10, at tete at the
King's Ilead, *Coventry. Attotnies, Mr. Edmunds, Exche-
quer Office of Plea:., In:coin's Inn ; or Mr. Carter, Coventry.
Joseph Youee, Ilai.tol, woolleuedraper, February 10, 1:1, and
March lu, at oar, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies,
Illes.rs. Williams and White, Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Hartley,
Bristol.
Thomas Johnson, jun. Wakefield, merchant. February 5, at
the Sessionsthoese, ‘r.okefield, 7, at the Rose and Crown Inn,
Huddersfield. at eleven, and March 10, pt three. at' the Sees-
sions-bouse, Wakefield. Attornies, 'Milers. .Few and Co.
llenrietta-etreet, Covent-garden ; ur Jles,rs. I tetchy and Sider
ley, Wakefield.
Henry Fidler, Bethnal green-road, surgeon, February 3, 10,
and March 10, at eleven, at Guildhall. Aiturney,-31r. Gray,
Tye in-piace, Kingslend-read.
Louis-Nurton, New Union-street, stage-coach-master, Februar)
3, in, and March 10, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Eylts, Worship-street-road, tinsbury-squere.
Itugh Maugban, Bnchr.ter, linen-draper, February 5, at twelve,
6, at eleven. and March 10, at twelve, at Guildhall. Aaiun-
ney, Mr. Jones, Sly-lame
John Mitchell, sen. Essentlon, 'leen, dealer, February 3, 10,
and March 10, at twelve, at Guildhall, Louden. 4ttoraids.
Messrs. Nicholson and plea, Hertford; ur Messrs. Stocker
and Co. Boswell-court, 6 evy-strect.
Joseph Marsh, Gracechurcb.rtrert, hosier, February 3, 10,
and March 10, at ten, at Guildhall. AtOurney, 'Mr. Rush,
Saturday the Itzeonoett made his Iteport to his Crown-court, Ibreadneedle-street. .
MAJESTY of the lallowing prisoners in Newgate, who Robert Nelson, Neclungere Bermondsey, fellmonger, January
were capitally convicted at the December Sessions ; 30, February 6, and March 10, st ten, at Guildhall. 'Astor-
nies, Messrs. Cottle Thomas, Aidermanbory.
James Farquhar, William Fulham, John I lead, William Law-
William. litid, jun. Newcastle-place, Clerkenwed-close, watch-
rence, James Long, and Henry Erratr, tor house-breaking.- maker, February 3, 10, and March 10, at eleven, at Guild-
Joseph Colvin, Henry Tobin, Joseph Manin, James Reeves, hall. Attorney. Mr. Harmer, Ilattou-garden.
Joseph Johnson, James Ilene, Joseph White; Matthew Cooper, John Run; lied Cow-late, Ilaninuasmitb, market-gardener
John Mak, Samuel Chandler, Joan Davis, and George Mason, February 6, 13, and March 10, at eleven, at Guildhall. At-
foe highway robberies.-Samuel Jones, Williens Dunn, and ternies, Mess. ~ Richardson and Co. Bury-street, St. James's.
William Hall, for burglary.-;lost Gieson, George Adel. Ill.& Ralph Green, Selby, Yorkshire, b.uiker, February 6, at six,
zabeth ifolland, Robert l'arker, Wilthan Paddock, Edmund 7, and Mitch 10, at elsytn, at the White Horse Inn. York'
Berke, and Catherine Macdonald, for stealing in dwelling-houses; Attornies, Mr. Parker, &Shy ; ur Mr. Wigleswerth. Gray's.
and Thomas Monday, fur horse-stealiege.-When * Inn-square.
Henry labin, Joseph Martin, James Reeves, Joseph Beni Stead, Huddersfield, corn and flour-factor, February
Johnson, Joseph White, and Jchn Doris, were or- 26, at four, g 7, and Marcia 10, at eleveu, at the Old White
dered for execution on Wednesday neat; the others B.:ar Inn, Barnsley. Anomie', Messrs. Alexamler and
Ifolme, New Inn ; or Mr. Birks, Henaingfiehl, near Barnsley,
were iespited during pleasure. William Henry Roberts, late of AlbUry, Surrey, paper-menu•
Fliveroit Gems/no-Saturday, one of the Churchwardens of
facturer, February 5, ti, and 'March 10, at one, at GuildhelL
tbe parish of St. Andresseand St. George the 'Martyr, the Vestry Attorn Messrs. Kvarsey audSpurr, Iliehopsgate-strect.
Clerk, and Dr. Skinner, of Hatton &odor, attend at this Of- Wam Sager, Chadderton, Lancasture, woolienAaanutacturer
flee; to investigate a case of the greatest cruelty, exercised by a February 9, 10, and March 10, at ire. at the White Bea;
master chimney-sweep on his apprentice. The east was to come Inn, Shade:stet. .Attorniet, Messrs. Wright and Cele, Torn-
on sit one o'clock, but the maser-sweep, who resides in the ple ;or Mr. Dutrivile. Mauchester:
neighbourhood of the tweets-are-road, did not think proper to Edmund Sager, jim. Chadderton, Lancashire, woollen-manufec•
attend, and the Gentlemen waited tor his apptetr,uice-till two toter, February 9, I.o.nnii•Mareh 10, at tru, at the White Bear
o'elT,ek, but be not coming, a summons was ordered to be served Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. 'Wright and Cole, Tent-
upon him. The poor boy, wlso is only nine years Of age, is sun
jsle ; or Mr. Diomede, Macchester.
to a fellow who deserted his wife and five children, whom he F.dmiied Sager, sea. Cheddertoe, 1 encashire, woollen-mann-
left chargeable to the parish; having previously sold this poor factuter, February 9, 10, and March 10, at ten, et the White
buy to the chimney-sweeper in question for ope guiuea. The
Bear Inn, 'Manchester. *Attcreiei, Aleisrs. Wright and Cole;
poor boy, who is now under the care of 1)r. Skinner, T
er, exhibited
emple r or 31r. Dome... .
al ,
VW: enenesrer.
the marks of the dreadful usage it: had received from his ma.-
Robert *towns:eel, Eeeter, grocer. February 14,15, and Much
ter; his knee; were all tut and swot 1, lifs legs were pinched 10, at aeven, at the New Londen Inn, exeter. Attornies,
black and blue, with several wounds received front being OtucE M. IL Ikuttoti, (.lid BrOad-iticet ';*or'itlr.*C.l3ruttein,-Eteii:r.•
with a fork to force him to go up the chimney!
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The very great satisfaction the plan adopted in DIVIDENDS to be made at
Feb. 17, J. Langford, Mlllt-istreet, Cheapside, GUILDHALL
wholesale-ha-
former Lotteries gave to persons residing in the berdasher, at ten. Feb. 17, 1.. and 3. Phillips, High. Holborn,
country, has induced 'l'. litsit to repeat it in the glass-dealers. March 17, I'. Berthon, G. Koster, and 'l'. liar-
present; and he hopes he has; as in a very recent rison, Cross-street.; Finsbury-squere, merchiiits, at twelve. reh.
Lottery, selected some of the Six .:2.1,4;100, or other '=o' li. Watkins. York-street. Covent-garden, tailor; at ten.-
Feu. 203 J: Grs'esice, Pincer's-hall, Broad street. inercbaat, at
Capitals, among those Numbers advertised : the fol- ten. Feb. 17, J. S. Rains, Wapping-wall, biscuit-baker, at ace.
lnwing Numbers may be had either in Whole Tickets, Feb. 17. S. Abbott, late of New-couri, St. Swithin'ii-lane, met-
Halves, Quarters, Eighths, or Sixteenths, at his chant, at one. Feb. 17, G. Consens, Gray's Inn-lane, mer-
(Mikes, 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing-Cross : chant, at eleven. Feb. 3, D. and J. Freeman and W. Sykes,
No. 2,17.3 No. 56 No. 1,912 No. 960 No. 1,841 Church-street; Bermondsey, leatberebectors, at twelve. Feb.
2 174 37 1,911 955 1,803 17, J. Cordingly'and It drown, late of Lawrence-lane, ,
ware-
-2,152. 40 1,855 610 1,891 ' housemen, at one.
e,151 58 1,881 606 1,167 DIVIDP.NDS to be made In the COUNTRY.
2.'165 72 1,870 550 1,166 Feb. 22, 11. Lightfoote, Carlisle, iron-merchant, at eleven,
t.!,0114 76 • 1,869 549 1,159 at the Crown and Mitre lon, Caelitle. March 7, W: Roscoe,
• - 2,085 514 1,845 515 996 J. Clarke, and W. S. Roscoe, Liverpool, baokers, at eleven at
the George Inn, Dalin-greet, Liverlm'it • F4lk. 87, E. B°l4/,
The Lottery begins on Valentine's ay, 14th of
Monier Town' Demi, Merehint, at eleven, it the Carlton
•
February, on which day the Public are sure of get- Coffeethouse,',Aymontli: Feb. 21, W. Fergenou and 0, Broownn,
tine, Three Prizes of £2,000 Consols, for nothing, late of Kendal, shoemakers, at twelve, at the Iding', Arens Ina;
and the chance of the oiher Capitals drawn 'that day, Kendal. Feb. Ps 3, W:lilisins, Crorxiand, I,aucolitsblre, gra*
for a mere trifle ; as the Holders'Of those fortunate eel, at eleven, at the. Angel lan, l!atat.lx4.°l...„_Fel•A___,_aa, II
Carr, late of 'Wedge- st and /I R.
Tickets will each have an 'undravin Ticket ptesented nw• rral,j,' is... ... -..-.-= • ''. neat...- .:: -• ~ -a! -- ``l.2. Dooley,
*ens, (which at least mil( costal ?Ifi4Ch ad their puff-- CERTIFICATRB--Persitrese 17.
chaae-money,) ancl'by whieh they May afigniaids get S. Drinkwater, Liveqpool, timber-merchant. •W. Irlph, NW-
Three of £Y.1,000 I • Every Purchaser 'of a Ticket wichillimbasin-minufas!st'fr, J. Grant, late of the 11°01"
or Share, IF it should prove 'a flank, or St sole."'" butts, East iadia.shlP; dTlier' J.-'l'aylor; Shoredlteta, min-
"".' chandler. • H. IL • Searrat, Cskureki Staffordshire, Innkeeper.
Prize, or' he undrawk, Mai receive bAck for such ,r. Raeiedge, Name*, gothertot; aigry,„im. 3. IL Tipper,
Ticket or Share in-the.following proportion, pro- Ratan* stationer. J. H.. Smith, Bristol, avetinseer, 2.
Tided it be returned. on or before Dnda7l • the 23d of 1 Gidirl.. paart'atreatl Piccadilly,ckts"llaer* 3. Ifekil, lane February. . -.••of Up set Tlisares4treet, coal-merchant. .1. Pickerint, late of
00 i Wobilm-piate, Rugell-stpare, ielk-Marehattl. 3. Neale DI ilk
Tzeere - . t: Furl costs L'2s 18 0 k osey matt hook £23.
street, Wholesale Sae' • . , 3-'llentsmatt-,lite of Booms.'
Haw - - which- ousts 12 11. 0 itusekreeetite.li4, la 40 i ..„„... w,„.. eikier, Newt/101er. ... ... .
Quassia - which cum. V V 0'616'614 rreeeistinelf F. o it • •""-', - •
Liam?. _ which costs 3S 6 greitty eFecisiliet si-41 " - DISSOI.UTIONB OR PARTNERSHIP& •
$l3 imams which costs 113 0 I;e.dy ~...eitie ries__ 111 0: Grialthaw awl . Her")4° •341/14)ea;e".-"4""tel)e titterers'
*** Letters (past paid) cOntaiuing I` it Notes, i Borradaile and Co.
06=. Stephenson yid Co. Or,fechuntb-
^ 4...* D. Mit S. I. Morgan • Garai
Post. Office oedist4 cash, or ordeps on Lonlian, • . west, Isterleide
duly 1 ro,,i,ork,..sreet; Megobret.-'lCs and J. Atilish, LpftitklatirpeH'
attended to. • litteli sttertsid, tonaers.

This was a question on a quo warranto, and re-
lated to the legality of a certaiii naltber of votes
polled by the defendant at a late election of Recorder
of Colchester.
It was decided by the Court, that a bill of ex-
change, originating in a ga.i.ing transaction, was a
good sec.irity in the hands of a bonafule holder.

UNIVERSITY-. INTELLIGENCE.
CAMBRIDGE, JANUARY 96.
Saturday, the following Gentlemen were admitted to the
degree of Bachelors of Arts: -
• King's College—Mr. Molt.
Bene't College—Messrs. •Beever, Blake, Creed, Hanes,
Hubbard, Plater.
' Cahn College—Messrs. Arundel, Engleheart. Studd.
Catharine Hall—Messrs. Addison, Ellis, Fisher, HusselL
Christ's College—Messrs. Barker, Candi, Cheslyn, Denton,
Edwards, Heywood, Jardine' Johnson, Selby. •
Clare Hall—Messrs. Booth, Cherry,. Fawcett, Jackson, Old-
acre, Page, Power.
Emmanuel College—Messrs. Andriws, poste, Mantel, and
Wilson.
Jesus College—Messrs. Bewicke, Clarke, comber, Edwards,
Green,Jullye„ Mooriom, Perry, Baynes, Wadgewood, Whiti•ley.
St. John's College—Messrs. Abbs, linger, Bartlett, Dice,
Brown, T. „Brown, Carr, Chapman, Copeinan, Cubist, Denham,
Estridge, Ooldney, James, Linton, Lombard, Magenis,
Matchett, Melvill, Moult, Newby, Pierce, Praed, Bose,
Rose, stn. Seeker, Sidney, Simpson, Spencer, Steers, Swinborne
Tylecute, Waltball, Williams, Wilspn, Whale, Wiseman.
Magdalen College—Messrs. Husband, Johnston, Gavle.
Pembroke Hall—Messrs. Allen, Arthur, Dobson, Fauquier,
Murray, Trollope,
St. Peter's College—Messrs. Barker, sen. Barrow, Cbles,
Coombe, Faulkner, Hanbury, Perkins, Vaasa!, Yeaky, *trey,
• Yaldwin.
queen's College—Messrs. Birds, Fennel, Gabert, Hubbersty,
Wood. _

Sidney Sussex Cullege---Messra. Atkinson, SewelL
Trinity College—Messrs. ArnolJ, Atkinson, Bagshawe, Bar-
ker, Barnadiston, Barnes, Clavering, Cornwall, Davies, I)un-
can, Earle, Graves, Kennaivay, Key, Kenderalcy, Knyfton,
Leech, Lucas, Macauley. Mackie, Monk, Moore, Oilivaiu,
Peile, Postle, Pratt, Prendergast, l'resgrave,Proby, Itawlinson,
Sandys, Saute, Stevenson, Talbot, Thompson, Whyley,
.Wilkinson.

Triaity Ilall—Messrs. Barlow, Townshend.
The following Gentlemen of this University were orlaitlid•
by the llisbop of Exeter on Sunday sepuigbt ;

J. B. Deane, R A. Pembroke College.
John Roberts, S.C.L. Jesus College.
L. Pickering, B.A. Christ College.
mil EST&

11. T. Coulon, RA. Queen's College.
Edward Wood, 11..1. Trinity College.
P. F. Clay, B.A. Fellow of Sidney Sussex College.
William Thomas, Jesus'Gollege.
Wednesday, Isaac Temple, Esq. of Queens College, was ad-
mitted Master. of .:trts.
The subject of the Seatonian Prize Poem for the present year
is--" The Old Age of St. John the Evangelist."
gCCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Duke of Clarence has appointed the Rev:George Simp-
son, of Glove}-Douse, Kent, M.A. of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge, and Vicar of Robbing, Kent, to be one of his Royal
Domestic Chaplains.
Rev. A. Crigan, to the valuable Rectory of Marston,

'rite Her. J. Willis, to the perpetual Curacy of Wilberfoss,
near Yukk.
Ike Alec. Christopher Packe, Minor Canon of St. Paul's,
Londois, has been appointed one of the Junior Minor Canons
of Windsor.
The tirar Associate Congregation in Selkirk, formerly under
the pastoral charge of the late Rev. Dr. George Lawson, Pro-
fessor of Divinity to the Associate Synod, gave a very har-
monious call to hi, son, the Rev. George Lawson, at present Mi-
nister in Kilinarnock, to be their Pastor.

BIRTHS.

In Alfred-place, the Lady of Najor Moody, of the Royal
Engineers, of a son.
On the 19th instant, at Brynbella, Flintshire, the Lady of Sir
John Sainsbury, of a son.
The 35th instant, in Upper Brook-street, Viscountess Curzon,
of a son and heir.

January• gO, at Holland Lodge, Karington, Edinburgh, Mrs.
Cuionel Walker, of a sum.