The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-12-30 00:00:00

CLERGYMEN MARRIED.

Rev. Robert Brunie. Minister of liorrowstoduness, is
Je.w, el4rst eh-tighter of Williams ()rhart. Esq. ssi Glasgow.
Rev. .1. tioelgar, of Iliggh-Wycolubm, Becks, so Miss J.
Treacher.

CLEROTUFN nrct.tato.

In :11.1reraher lavt, on board the lArkirn, tinkle panne In
‘l.tirtro, the Rev. Lewis I{..lbens,of York-pare, and lamely
Private ,tecrrary to Mr. Villars, his Majesty* Envoy Nth,
Court of Lisho2.
At Etlinhorch, A. Adams, Id.. D. rector of the high school,
hat. ag filled that situation for near forty years.
1e v. If. Ilughe4, Vicar of Llandoged, twat Cuoway, sod
ow of the weal I)ents of the I)inceve i.f St. Asaph.
Rev. &levant Ybillipr, Ykarof Longford, Derbyshire.

CAMMOSE.—The Rev. Chri.toither Words.
worth, M. A. Dean of Bucking, i 0 Essex, and
flrmarly Fellow of Trinity.dol legs, is created D. D.
by royal mandate.
Francis Sevornc, Esq: and the Rev. 11. Kahhell,
of Sidney.collage, are admitted Bachelor. in Civil
[.►w; and Messrs. Robert Moonse•II, or Trinity-
college, and• Thomas Spitly, of Benet-college,
11. Aa. . ,
Cfransitt Ted way, FA. is admitted a Fellow.-
Communst uf King's:college.

It is stated in one of the last American papers,
that on the night of the 9th of September, a vessel
on her passage from Jamaica to Baltimore, Mt a
sudden shuck, which astonishel all. hands. After
some time the matt discovered that a large ir.vord-
fish had struck the ship, which was unable to ex.
tricate itself, being fastened id the timbers ; the
vessel sprang a moderate leak immediately. Length
of the fish 23 feet, and serest feet round, by cow-
potation, aid remained fastened to the vessel tiler
seven Vas, w hen it broke elf, apparently dead.
The withdrawing of the army from Walche.
rot commenced early in the morning of tlie 9th
lataitt.—Majoe.Getteral Moncrietf, second in
command, moved with the drat dieision during
the day ; the out-posts from Vere, Itammakiss,
and Armingden, marched through Middleburgh
for Fltishing. When the *hula had passed, Ge-
neral Don proceeded, and embarked in the flag.
ship, entrusting the rear-guard to Lleatenant.Co.
lunch Stuart, of the 50th regiment, consisting of a
troop of Light Dragoous, one brigade of Light
Artillery, and a battalion of Infantry; this guard
remained fifteen days in Sliddlebergh a during
that time the Lieutenant-Colonel is stated to have
conducted himself with mach attention, Military
arrangement, anti dineretiou, fur wkick be. has
ebt4ined the approbation of the Cumestauder in
Chief.
Ou Friday last, Sir 4/0141f1 CoutTwor UoNT-
wcpro, Bart. gave two bullocks and a quantity of
bread, to be distributed la the pour inhabitants of
the pari,iies of neatest, awn Waltham, Kett.
The Rev. licvay Fatty u, the worthy Vicar of
1145 t rarleigh, Kent, gave, un Filday 11st; to the
pour of his pari•li, a fat bullock. 'this Gentle-
man ha been Yiestrisf the parish 15 yeas, and
has regularly given the like denallue during that
period.
Mr. Pousoutt2 and family are on their way
front !Maud for Rath, where they intend- to pass
a few days, and then proceed to his house. in Ar-
lington.street, which is nutting in readiami fur
the reception of the family.
The new Auction Mart, near the Binh, forms
a considerable eutbellishment to that lusit of the
City.
A brig, lade. with timber, from Southampton,
• !wood to Landon, was dashed to pieces near the
Martell.° Tuwer, Seaford, in the gale of Thera.
flay sennight a the Master and two of Isis crew
were drowned.

l'hc bog Sparrow, and irreral other
remiss, are cornered by the Josephine French
privateer, anti carried into Corfu.
A letter from a Gentlemma at Newry slates some
particulars coaeorolog the loss of the Jentima
packet, from theatre bound fur Liverpool. It
states, that when the vessel strnck OR the bank,
nisei persons were thrown overboard by the shook.;
one seaman was taken up alive, floating on part
of the cabin floor, 38 hours after -the accident,
har posed, and eight or nine persons Mere *co en j
the IntsWv.decki floating op Os Dec.
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rftrrOionik Pg!IVAN AMitAssAboit
1t TilE ING)Li-DOUSB.

testerday a Court was Iteld at the Eash.lettia.
llouse,Othere all the Directors were assembled to
receite.ihe Persian Envoy Extraordinary, MINER
Asout. 'lessee. The passagri were covered. with
matting, and
.the stairs with veto Mite. At ttko
o'clock his Excellency, secomp.inied by Sir Gots
Oubt:tor, Mehmsunder, Mr. Moatxit and Suite,
was received ak the portico by tile Honourable
letaa:aasox Er.eutrarrox i; and THEOPOILUS
MsTcat.rc, Bart. who, with Colonel Surru, in
command of the !Utak cotnpanies of the. Royal
Brigade, conducted his Excellency to
the court_rquot, where be was received by the
Chairman and Deputy (Cuaatces GRANT and Wm.
Asral.c, Ears.)
After the forms of introduction, his Excel.
lency engaged in conversation with the Directors,
through the medium of Sir GORE OUSIELY, for
near half au hour, when he was atteuded by the
Court to the Museum, where Dr. WILKINS, the
Company's Librarian, exhibited the various curio.
sitics and scarce Eastern Manuscripts contained
therein, with which his Excellency appeared highly
_gratified, and greatly surprised.
Ile then proceeded to the Committee of Corn..
spondence.ruem, in which the Picture of his Pea.
SCAN MAJESTY, lamented by that Sovereign to
lb. ki.iwit-Ludia-Company,.was _pined.; whit*, his
Excellency perceiving, instantly made a protiumd
obeisance to. Au elegant collation was prepared,
of which his Excellency and suite partook, the
Baud playingseveral Military Airs iu the Court
adjoileing, to which his Excellency paid the most
marked attentitia, it being the first time he had
heard ally European Martial Music.
Ott his Excellency's return to his carriage tt
twenty Initiates before four, ho was saluted by the
troops lining all the pas ages, and repeatedly
cheered by the numerous spectators, which the
splendour and -novelty of the srene had attracted.
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Mr. D'Estct tax, Mr. and Mrs. DESILITES,
and the whole Curps de Ballet, arc at last returned
to England. The merited reception these distin-
guished artists met with in the si►tcr kingdom,
must be truly 'gratifying to their feelings.
An organ of large dimensions is building for
the ensuing Oratorios, at Covent-garden Theatre.
Mr. WANK, of Nottingham.street, undertook
yesterday morning, for a bet of 100 guineas, to go
from his residence to the town-hall, at Windsor,
23 milts, ri threat hours. Ile started at eight
o'clock in the morning front Nottingham-street,
and arrived at Hounslow, eleven milts, at twenty.
live minutes past nine. The heaviness of the
roads had fatigued him considerably, but he got
on to within a mile of Slants, when he re-
signed, having then three miles to perform its
twenty-four minutes. The odds were ?try wile!'
against the performance,

Ast IttICASI AMUSEMENTS. —From the Nem-
York I:oeniag Post of the SOth
" We are.grieved to rel.atej the yesterday, in
the Capital, C.lptaist'Cuies, the President's Secre-
tary,- owassiekag AMNIA' -greartfi -aid anidadj,
surd linnemriarily, abused by Mr. Roger Nelson*,
a Mernbar of the Ile se of Representatives of the
!;sited States, in * late trial in which Captain
Coles was a party, and 3.1 r. Ndsua advocate fur
the opposite party, called un hiiii.fur some ettplg •
nation, which was refused ; and contempt offered,
Instead of repaiatitm, or even discussion ; on
which Coles gave said Nelson, with it Whitt-whips
what hedeenied a proper chastisement. The inter.
ventian of a Senator, and other Gentlemen stand.
lug near, prevented ally eACCSI of castigation!'
• " Tanis General Nelson, front the State of Mar) land,
the afth of stentorian lungs, who, in one of his speerbe. the
last Scotian of Coo,:re,s, rrry. ns.uifally advi,ed the etlizen,,
itt rzo, the country hittsitt be luvadril, to flee to the moan-
taitn."—R. D. E. F.

WiLaeseattne, (Peen.) Nov. 17.—0 n Mon-
day, the 23d day of October, Nathan Coon, of
Sugar Creek, in this county, took Ms rifle, and
went into the woods in pursuit of venison. liar.
ing hunted some time, he started three deer, whieh
ran round a hill near where the new state road
cruises the line of Clavetick township. Mr.
Coors immediately crossed the hill, with the view of
meeting the deer as they should came round the
point of the hills Hawing proceeded a little dis-
tance,. he heard a noises! reading in the bushes in
the direction that he eipected the deet to come,
and, eager for the game, stepped hastily forward,
and, seeing something move through the leaves, Jo:
fired, and the object fell. On approaching the
spot, lu I instead of a deer, a man bad fallen, and
was writhing in the most excruciating agonies.
Capt. Samuel Clarke, of Claterick had contracted
to open a part of the state road, and was at work
I upon it alone, when the ball struck him near the
.right shoulder blade, avid penetrated to the aline
of the back. When Nle. Coon came in with t.,e
sad iniefligenee, measnres wet" immediately taken
for bringing/ in Capt. Clarke to his Waite of re3i.
deuce, at Captain Gregory's. Ue received his
wound about one o'clock, tf► gad. retained
his senses perfectly while be surtivesii-which was
until about eight o'elock is the mains, when he
expired,
NasurtrAt, Tctsessa, Oct. 20.—A surgical
operation was performed in Nashville, on Mon.,
chi evening last, by Dr. Newton), of this town,
on a child of Mr. lieury Swig/ter, of Williamlon
Counly. The following are the eirCUlltal4llol
which gave occasion to this automaton a::td tcrri.
fying operation :
TOe daughter of Mr. Swisher, of three years
and a few months old, while eating and playing
with a watermelon, received hits - its
une of the 'etas thereof, of the largest size: after
being frequently almost strangled with this sub-
sunce, and the concomitant accemdlation of mo-
ot, it. the *Wit-pipe, she isms brought to Nash.
rillo almost in the act of suffocation. Air ionisien
was won Neer made into the wind-pipe, boar thi
broast bone, and the seed happily entracte! with
a crooked probe. A free respiration was imme.
'Handy restored, and groat relief afforded a mach.
distressed sedan:leas mother, sad several sings..
flinging spectators. The Mid is new in perfect
health, except a 111111d1 which is 'spicily
healing.