1105 6. have hit faliitwydssrit h. ljte,igreattia vtotiwit r—thast-irt Paris, as in ille ni4st-distusit t parsB.,pf 413 14pire i the war as not pro duced ,atsy &lay iit 14 . ,,pii,bifr 09 . 00.. Tile ;cotters of. spy. Co l'ic.V uf . „Stpie . ..• will,:nbuiit 'to y fin. differep,t pt ajfe4. 4 .fkf,la.u/, unit lite:hilly °wilts? iiiii.o • y itmures ; yup rilill see 0 i . c, , psir priiipeloo.YunAition. % 1 demand . tif my..peopleao - neF!saFrtfice, th;:th•circusns4tp,cei hie've • obliged me to double. - my military - . . • ••;0? . . • • . •... . OXFORD UNIVERSITY ELECTION. The Election has terminated in favour of Lord Grenville,. who had a majority of thirteen votes over. Lord Eldon, the numbers being— • • . Lord Grenville 408 Lord Elden 393 Duke of Beauftitt. .233 Lord Grenville, it will be observed, cart ied his Election consequence of the interest opposed to him being divided be tween Lord Eldon and the Duke of Beaufort. Had this not been the case, Lord Eldon would have had a majority of 220 votes over his opponent. The Grenvillites amounted to 406, the Ministerialists to 62.6; but the former being entire, and the tote* ijivided (.593 for Lord ELdne l and 233 for the Duke of Beaufort), Grenville, of conrse. succeeded, thus verifying tite,oldidage, e i halo party divided among itself cannot stand. • , The . ,Ztectio.n 'continued without interruption till a late hour on Viutiday, wilco the. Glasses were delivered to the proper persopoAd.befvt . eennipe and tenon Friday night, they declar el the : numbers.. . Tl;s belle of the different churches, as is LlSlytkuipit. pc!) occasions - , continued -tinging great part of the ngh4 t ,During the • whole of Thursday, and the day' before, the cenfAtur and tumuft had been extremely great. The questions aa4vginelples that had .been introduced into the. contest, had pfn d ucgi l igreat acrimony. and heat, as great, perhaps;.as any thaj i: baye been witnessed in the most violent election struggles in the moskittflamed state o f.part i es. • DARING KORSE It Y.—A. robbery Of the most impudent and daiiag.,444l4l 4 oFith conunitted on alitursday se;nnighr last Vat Mr. Tarsier's;, tc,, White Hart inn, in Broad -street, pristol. Be tven std Are o'xioc)t u Alte..robiser•Ori.t entered the bed chamber of a gehtleman and lady, who had for some time taken up theigggifilepce .at Mite above inp,•and Avek from the. coat puck &tif the gottsgtom t hit.poichet-book 6 containing about four p 9, 4 100. 0 . 4. Wu, pthiviip4OPltiAdq9: trhe pockets of thelady ; whicb.-tagsttter aYillt.tiweippty4ioitket ? book,, were found at dapriglik.at th.i.eitainkt it rat The robber Text proceeded to tw i c s mo l tr t s p . b: with his wife, *gm - tialeep-typvfiti. 41 .9 0 1 6 011!4)44 rush-light,- he plundered the hreecltes-pocket df Mr. Turner of upwards of seventy pounds its.rte l eit geel i by e r tsqlse firm:oe, lie.a.woke Mr. T. who ex cittime4444 ton 4 4sOy *ae ia tOti..room ; but it being a stormy ilindy : mstfniugiapilipote.datjt,;Mt...T.Aidomit discover (though he felt rout the .bed) that there was any. body in the room ; and ftwel ltio4 bilkilspeblittlet..4ltteSm* undiscovered, •ehanging the key of the** . ttelioitOrtoat. the' : Inside to the outside... From titanic 11pr : q1e!!edetlitte*Octiet on the!Vairs, 'pia by the c am bgr-ra et fikAteptl!rg 4helined. orthe house •th ii:place he Seems leisurely to have broken 'open with a. poker from .the kitchen;• haying iliet:betelakbiktitiOtistfut with a brush, he had made use of: Ife s re Kerry:large havoc amihtgst the. shirts and weae...l lug apharel... 4: turner has nirere d rew a rd of forty . .guineas. for the apPrehebtiost..9lF - triir.offender.; tre4,..we understand, thatt ,EGISTER. DEC:. if. for tive•guineas, to roast and eat a sheep's bead, drink- false quarts of ale, and t*o ON of whisky, in ono-.lhousand secon4s. which was. accepted of; and he accomplished , b wager to the stat t iGfacti eAudgrs, in nine hundred and iifty-likrfe seconds; •:1411 tea' Pl!:s.t W.•:ll+‘ . --- . _ y ~,T "•5 "." 1 1T .i" 4. :1 6 't "7 ,t • f t) ... .llSD . ,i r' , s' .L ONDON ail2Efre'" '" III" ' t : , •1 ir- ...:, : - .. . • ..: . .4.1;%, hit - ... :.)4(' : -I ';' • '---41■PP--. •••;c . • ittltit rill • ' - • . • t i BANKRUPTCIES SUPgaSEPED« 6461. t 9170 .Tohn Pearson, Holyhead, stationer../- : '.:• -, ' 1r!: . 6 - ilenn . 4 John Itouldiog and James WiliiiiM Sowerby, , Listifitioal merchants. , —r• ~.•, -. .4.• -01 ia...:ii:te . BANKRUVT,S. r . • . . ....d e ' John Smith, Leeds, grocer, to surrender Dec.. 536, 21, and Jan. 23, at eleven, at the Bull and .Moutb Apo. Lerd%„, ,41 4 nips, Messrs. Lee and Rayner, Leeds ; or Nom e Ws" Knowles, New Int!, London. .' ' -, 11 • I v . . it, • -,t i oil •1 a John Spencer; Manchester, victualler . , flew. 274 t r 144 1. 23, at two, at the Coach and Horses Inn, paiichetec o — it ney, Mr. Cardwell, Manchester., ' ." . *f , ''''' " .• i .4.: , .....t. s • i.'t Samuel Paull, Laleham, Mlddleiclt t , taker, ner. ; W,,l,. Jan. 23, at ten, nt Guildhall.' Atternii4, • Mr. Mittlievi, :, ham }lithe, Sorry ; or Mr. Taylor, field-court,- GraY'si' i. • London. . • • ' 47 . Thomas Amstead , Wakefield; Yorkshire, inn-keeper,4, 1,2, and 23; at eleven, at the NeW C:Jurt *isi., Wilce Attornics, Mr. Bettye, chancery-lane, London ; 0r,b1,4 B Wakefield. • • • ii n. , George Wooten, Northchnrch,. Hertfordshire, straw-14e dealer, Dec..l6, 26, at one, and Jan: 23, at tens Loadon. Attorney, Mr Mayhew, Syeloed's :into; Chancery lane, London. Thomas Ashee, Old North-street,...fied-lion-sqpave, laser. . chant,. Dec. 16, 19, and Jan. 23, Mica, at , Guildhall. ...Atto i te. ney, NIL Lee, Castle-street,. Holborn. . • ; • • Thomas Lurcock, Settiagbourne, eitt,woollets-4 . learter f .. 30, and Jan. 6, 23. at eleven, . at Attarney s •Blr. Atkinson, Castle-steert, Falcon-square, •-• ' „, • • • pnrunbrina.,, . •,, st Feb. 20. S4-Wade, Ipswich, 1p‘0,0.6, - . et. one ; . at IGuildhall Londou--jati. 16. Markham,Aroney r lane • Market, butchers, . . at eleven, at Ghildhall—.Jan. Jr; Donner, Fleet - street, stationer, at one, at Guildhall—Jaa. If . Poole, Wish each, .Cambridgeshire, ironmonfer,:. tit ten.' ht.,Guildhall, Lon ogoa— Jan. 16. E. Green, Stepney,•carpentec• at one, at .Inn,lo. J: K: Graham, Vowey,'Cornwall, merchant# at ten,. at the Ta!bot Inn, Loltwithiel-- - -San. 15: T. Lees, Hebden-i• bridge,•Yorkshire, cotton-spinner,-at twelve;-at the Talbot Inn, ,Halifax—Jan. 2. W. Ashcroft, Knowsley, Lancashire, •earthenware-manufacturer,. at two, at the Legs of Man Lan 4 . Prescot—Jan. 4,. S. Evans, Widow, Wolverhampton, carpen ter, :at eleven, at the Jerningham Arms, Shifinall—March 17. . . S. 41Obbs, Southampton, milliner, at one, at Guildhall, Loa den--Jan. 3. D. Illeele'y, IfirMingham, taylor, at eleven, at the. Shakespear Tavern, Birmingham—Jan. 5. J. Hunt, Liver pool; at one, at the Star ander/trier Tavern, 'Liverpool—Jan. 27.'11. Newcomb, Bath, jeweller, at ten, at GUildhall, London —Jan. 27. M. Calm, Devonshire-street, Queen-square, ex change-broker, at ten, at Guildhall—Jan. 24. J. Rushy, NeW *ills:, Derby, ciagOO-spinner, at two, at , the Mosley Arms Inn, L . 4atiehester--Fe6. .6. T. Harding, Bolton, linen-draper, at lefeven, at the Bridge Inn,. Balton—Jan. 5. T. 'Haynes, Glou cester, pin -manufacturer, at, eleven, at the King's Head Inn, ' . Gbiettesteriaa. 16. H. Davies, Wosminster, grocer, ak . two e, at A Warminster...... Angel Inn, Warmintter. • • • • • : r CERTIFICATBS—JA N. 2. T. Watson,. Oiford-street, linen : draper—W. Redfern, Nat / r o t o • lingham, hosier- , --J. Smith, Nottingham, mercer—W. larker,. Ciseapside, warehouseman-- 7 -G. Newcomb, Bath. jeweller—AL Clemence, Craven-street, Strand, taylor-,--J. Goodwin, Sheffiela, :carpenter•-•-.l.44barpe, Great 'Yarmouth, merchant. • )1. • • The riazeite also .contains a letter from Capt. Afa c d o n a li, . •. 0.4- ...' Ihe•Recfpole- sloop of .svar, giving .ad icon of die ettpfum • of 114 Gragd "Rodeur, of inulogoe, of 16 pups, 454 80 *44, out fourdays from 11ieppe—.. bad made so capture. Letters trona :4 ;Capt. -Maxwell .of:. she Itoyali‘t ; sloikp, state the capture, orl4 •gtench privateer 4/11eureuIe Eioile 0f.:.2 , gum algt 15 Meg i... Le:Beau Marseille of 14 VMS VlC6O f ilien. •'". p, r l • . 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