Star.
London, England, 1810-06-04 00:00:00

ECCLEsi AsTICAL P;10140TIONs.

Wednesday, in convocation, the Rev. John Nett, B. D. fellow
of St. John's Cunt ge, was unanimously' elected Lecturer of St.
Gilds parish, in the rm.= of the Rev. Dr. Free, who had re-
signed.
Rev. 'rhomas Carpenter, B A. late of Worcester College, in
this University, to the rectory of South :.coke, Sussex.
Rev John Brooke, M.A. fellow of Je,..s 4ollege, Cambridge,
and Vicar of Whittlesforil, Cambridgeshire, to the vicarage of
Elmstead, Essex.
Rev. Mr. Cummins, to thi rectory of LiAdiord Peverefl, near
Dorchester, Dorsetehlre.
Rev. Charles Burney, D.D. of Cream/10. tone domestic chap-
lath to the Lord Chamberlain in the room of the late Dr. De
Ex erre, MA t SO.—Mondav taw the la Charles Daymany
Master oCArts, domestic Chaplain to the Right Hon. Ann, Couto.,
test Dowager of Chiche►•er, and Vico of Pot:At:rock, in Corn-
wall, was instituted by the Rev. 1)r. Fisher, lial?Zt an of Feet re
to the Victage of Tixaget, in Cornwall, on,the ...Lou of
the Dean and Canons of Windsor, void by t►e 11114.1 ist the Rev.
Arthur

Fourteen persons were on Weinesf.lay fully cant
mitred for riot at Birmingham, to Warwick gaol, for
trial at the next Assizes. The above persons were put
into two coaches, and escorted by a military guard.

The Cr.nspira.3 among the Pr;seers.—Friday TO
Liam Marley, an apprentice to Mr. l'fisT, prin'er, in
the Old Bailey, was brought by his master before the
Sitting Alderman at Guildhall, on a charge of reins.
ing to Iwo! k upon Me Times newspa per. The defence
made by the boy evidently shnwt:d that he had been
previously tutored by some of the conspiring J torney-
men. The worthy Mactistrate, after a suitable ad-
monition to the father of the boy, who seemed to sanc-
tion his conduct, ordered Kathy to be sent to the
House of Correction for one month.
On Friday J. Play, a coal-heaver, was brought to
the Mansion-house, when Cartwright, one of the mar-
shaltnen, stated, that the prisoner and one Adams,
also a coal-heaver, had agreed to exchange wives, but
thought it could not be binding, unless they each sold
his wife to the other in Smithfield, with a halter round
them ; for which purpose they assembled in Sliith-
field market, about twelve o'clock, which drew toge-
ther a great crowd. They were dec:.: fel:eat:Ally to
disperse, but the prisoner, with .414 cc..yatuon Adams,
their wives, and four children, who belonged to
Adams, persisted in staying to finish the bargain,
which obliged the officers to take the prisoner into
custody, but Adams got away. The prisoner said,
he had agreed to sell his wife to Adams fOr a gallon
of beer, and the other was to give him a shilling fur
' bis wife; and, as he had no children by his wile, he
bad agreed to take two of Adams's. His Lordship
reprobated the traffic, and said, as he had been the
cause of bringing a great crowd together, to dikturb
the market, he should send him to the Compter till
he found bail.

Saturday evening, about nine o'clock, an al.trming
fire broke out in the work shop of Mr. Gu..idaril,
wheel-wright, Ham-yard, Windrbill-street, Ha y-rmar-
ket, which destroyed the work shop, together with a
part of the dwelling-house, but through the exertions
of the firemen the flames were subdued without ex-
tending further.

Wednesday an alarmirg fire broke Out in the brewery
of Mr. W. Leman, of Chard, which, in :t few hour..
consumed the same, together with hi . malt-houses and
their contents, and a lame stock of beer, to the amount
of several thousand pound,. The prem'ses being
partly ;hatched, and in a tonfintai situation, a very
small part of the stock was saved. The fire commit-
nit:kited to the dweliing-house in front, which, u 411
those of Mr. Edwards, salesman, and Mrs Latigdon.,
was partly destroyed. Happily a division of the
Devon were, cal their much through the town,
And, by their uncommon exertions,preserved the whole
street from destruction. They worked with the ala
crity of firemen, and both officers and men deserve the
• than of the inhabitants. Mr. Leman had been con-
,' tined to hiz, bed for many years with the gout, and
was carried into the street, to witness the destruction
of what he had been accumulating and improving lot
, forty years. Mrs. Edwards was nntOrtunately in la-
boar all the day, and obliged to be leznuved in that
lamentable state.

On Thursday a hoar, with four young men in her,
rowing through the main arch of. London Midge,
was upset, when one of them, named Walker, was
drowned.

Lottery Tickets and Sharcc are in high request.
Every one must have their interest in view ; surely
then, who would permit Fliday to pass by, and lase
the opportunity of attaining an income, mii.mi it can
be obtained at a trifling risk. The lowest Lottery
:Mare will produce Six Hundred Pounds yearly., and ,
a Ticket between Nine and Ten Thousand Pound,
per annum. These v.al.:able chances may he had a;
IloaNsnv and Co.'s, 26, Cornhill, and St. Margaret's
Hill, Borough ; where 2 of £30,0j0, 19 i f 4.10.0(X).
33 of A:10,000, 47 e,l 45000, 52 of 020(X), 76 of
£lOOO, 99 of 500, have b•!en shared and sold.
The follcrving was sent to Mrs. Richardson, of Manchester
by the Rev. W. Sfivester, of Smalbach, Cheihi: e :—‘, y,,,iam—
You have bog wished me to send you the case of the child I was
mentioning to you ; the circumstances are as tollow t In April last,
i a child belonging to James and Elizabe:h Yates. of hrookhouse-
, Green, near Congleton, was taken exceedisigly ill, ..wit,g to the
cutting of Its teeth. Such was the effect of the eisorder, that
from a very fine healthy boy about ell•ven n:onths old, lie was re-. i
duced to a skeleton and entirely taken off his feet ; he had seve- li
ral convulsion fits, and his death was bourly everted. 'I hey
sent for a surgeon, who lanced his gums, but without any good
tffect. They then applied f. .r the AMEKICAN Soo ruiso STltur;
a friend gave them half a bottle; on the first applicatit.n of which
, the child bad immediate ease, and befcre the whole was used he
was perfectly restored."—T; r paretns have since declared to the
, above Gentleman, that it war their firm belief this medicine was
, the means, in the hand of Goo, of saving thl it child's Ilct.—To
be had of the Proprietors, J. Johnson and Co. No. 94, Newman-
str NI, Oxford-street; and retail of Golding, Hp 44, Cornhill;
Mrs Richardson, Manchester ; and by all the pr;nriPill Medicine
V. inters in town and itountry, at Sts. O. a bottle, for ready
I money.

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