FEB. 6. • • it..ll:am accolding tU ammal custom, lime given 'the pro. of tr milt. atrututtiitg to 641. to be laid out in warm elothio}: and tiling, and distritiated aiming ticirty of the most necessitous tau i►ie~ in the pari•li ut Ida hairs.— A vet y generous and liberal sub iption has been entered into by the inlitilittatits of Weq K e i,t,•by. wtiivh they have been enabled to distiibue to the minter• . oils pour resillisit; in that riti.h, bread, beet, and coal.4.—The fut. hmtite. entoriblitions have also been matle to the benevolent object of miles ing the necessitous poor, viz. : 111 the !wish of I-Inlitton, 1)01. ; Woodtn idge, 1001. ; town of Ip , ‘sich, 6341. 13s. 6 ; 1 14 II of Dover, v0(.11. ; city ,uf Noiwich, 1.)001.; Choiles Wyatt, E.,q. NI. P. to Sudbm v, Inn guineas ; W. Millbury, F.‘q. M. P. to ' Nortlninipton, 1001. ; Mr. 'rho... timber-inerelimit, of New. Lure, 3O) of bread.--111 addi;ion to which, newly all the pal ;•lie.• of Londiin have subscribed liberally for coals, ...Sze. tor heir poor inhabitants. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COM O? KiNG's BENCH, SATURDAY, FEB. 5. THU KING V. MARY ANN CLARKE. . Lord Ellenborough having intimate.l to the Gentlemen of the Bar, Coat the Court would hare certain cases which stood tier judgment vti Monday. The Attorney-General staled, that there was otae case that stood for their 14)1.'1,0141s judgment, which, although lie hall never men tioned nor ever intimated to the Court, a newspaper, in a long ar ticle, accii,ed hint of finesse in not bringing forward, he alluded to the yaw of the Kieg v. Mary Ann Clarke, for a libel. It was his in - pnion to have moved the judgment of the Coutt this day, but ni,derstanding that it was the wiNli of the detinulant to posipime it. be had no objection to Upstanding for Monday, in which the Coati aciptiepced. ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. ET.—Thur•dity, a Coroner's request WPS taken at the Mid Illesex Hospital on Cie body of E White, who (Lied in eteeaarence of wounds received in nn affray •ss Inch took place in St. Ci.les's (iii Sunday tneht.—lt eppeared by trite examination of several witnesses, that the decensed was casually pets-teg, bat in consequence of a row between the St. Ciiles's and men, some of the fernier rushed from the Ship pubic-ht ux, end seized him It* , the first victim of their revenge ; th..l fur aien cained Callaghan, r. Regan, M Reran, and Gallnuelier, were he iirincipel egrets, rite of whom was armed with a sword, the others with iron bats and bludgeons, all of whom brat the deceased, they lac him for dead one of them, however, after going awax and leaviug him in tile kennel, returned, and struck him many vielent iws with a fog of titaLer.—Mr. W.!'retry, Ifutime Surgeon to the Mid. dlesex Hospital, stated, that lie ex amins d the wounds on the head, wit:eli were desperate, and he firmly believed d.tu to be the cause of his dentin—Three w it'oesses swore posit:v(ly to tiering the ahove four men repeatedly ;:iike the deceased. and the .111rV, in consequence. after drib tettnned a verdict Maoict• against Tich . ...tl Regan, Patrrek Regan, Pattiti ar.d Patrick (jai -1 .ugher, • -- • • • - A pers o n of a very respectable appearance, in the dress tf a Qua ker, booted aid sp.i•reel, with a whip in his hand, lately went to - an engraver's, near the Lschan:e. and representing • himself to he a pait 'ter in the Uslaidge Bank, produced a blank one pound note of mat bank, and detired to have a new plate engraved, and 500 copies struck off 1.11 parr already stamped with the duty. The engraver fulfilled the order, but, previous to the delivery of the notes, he thought it prudent to snake an enquiry at Messrs. Masterman's, on whom the Uxbridge Kiel; drt w, t know it all was right; he was informed thin no partner of the Bank was in town, aml that lin! of them answered the description of his customer. A police other r wits accerthnglv sent f.)r, who waited the errival of the pretended hanker, arid tool; hint into custody. He underwent an examinetioa at the Mansion-house. when lie was remanded for further examination. He has since been retaniitted for trial. On Sunday, the '23it inst. was committed at Masten, near Welling ton, S.:lop, (.tee of the most brutal outrages the human heart can pos sibly be sie-ceptible oi-7-William Wheeler, tesident at the , bove vil lage, a Lilworer in Ilusbandiy, aged about :50 yea's, decoyed and cat tied away in I l k um; a young girl, ab.,tit six years 01 age, into as Ultt-b1111(1 . 1 'E. in the occupation of Mrs. Hridgen, of Murton aforesaid, where he (horrid to relate) used such extreme and unnatural violence to her p e rson, us to occasion her life to be despaired of. Delicacy preludes es inentionine more on the subject, than saying Wheeler is in ch;se confinement, and no doubt can be entertaintai of weed; e that ponis!nucid the nature of so diabolical au act dcwitads. THE NATIONAL RECNSTER. MARRIED. 4:i On Monday last, at Enlbeek, the 1.(4..,1tt Hon. Charles Arbuth- not, to Mks tiorript Aft' r the ceremony the luippy couple set oft to pas the huney-nioou at Apthurpe l the ....tat or t. h L4l'l Of 1)11:D. At his home in G!orreegterlihre, hri;.•lrton, W. Lane, Esq. for met ly of the Minerva I't intim!' Office, London. At his lodging% in Oxford-strt et, Francois Comte D'Aihignac, Bishop:of Angottleme in Rates, and one of the Alninners of the Iturortonate Louis XVI. and who esstizritteri to this country at the commetteemct►t of the Frer:el., Re'voltition. Last week, agud 10?, :‘,!rs. A. Caton, of Him:tate, York, a very honest and indlistriolis poor woman, who Was servant in the Car lisle family, at the time of George the Secentrs Coronation. She Possewil a rcinai kiddy retent.ve memory, was able to waik about till within a week of her death, and retained her fac:oltie:. Oa the (Ali of January, Mrs, Katharine Long, late of Wraxhall. Wilts. Her will was proved in the Commons on the cith nit. and her in etiects sworn under 175,0001.: the legacies and annuities exceed im number one hundi el, and amount in value to little short of rn),OOA. the remainder falls to the Rev. C. Coovell, of Abingdon, in the eounty of Gloucester, (lei k. and T. Binges, of Ale!shoal, Wits, E'q. her late steward, the two executors and resivluary le gatees, exclusive of ft eeliolil property to a considerable amount devised to those gentleman by her On the 27th ult. Mr. 'llioniav Ilarri•on, 6f St. Mielial's-alley, aged 61, Son of the late Mr. John Harrison, of Wens:lover Bucks. By the King's Rnr►al Marta. GOT)) OLD'S VEGETABLE 13:1 LSA)f, The greatest discovery ever found ont fur Coughs, Consumptions, and A-ilimt.s. This Medicine has been established for nearly SO years, and is al lowed hy many eminent Physicians to ne iht• only efficacious remedy to be depended ilium fir coring the above o.miplaintg. Tlw minierosis cures that are daily performed,.and which are attested by pe:sulis of the first rank in this kingdom, would fll volumes. 1813.--Recent certificate's of stain ising cures performed on !lie fol lowing persons, viz. II bert 1).1...ie5, 9, Cumberland street, Styteli. and likewise his sister, '213, Upper Thames-street. -- Dorothy qay, 116, (;ray's-ititi.lar.e.—Alexander C ink, ICkwellbury.-- James Newell. Lewisham, Kent.—William Shingler, Mitchatu.Surrey. --)lartha Bow bsiik, Park head, Derhysliire, and numerous others, to bo seen at 3, Bloomsbury-square. The Vegetable Balsam pertimus mire Cures in Consumptive Cases, than all other Medic.nes iu the Kingdom pot togalier,—certoinly we never hear of any other tnedicit.e so succeslll:l. N. 13. Messrs. Godbold have established an institution for the benefit of the poor and o hers, who cannot afford to pay the hot price for the medicine, a►►d tape, in consequence, appointed it to be sold by one rcspectable Vender in every principal town in E►+zlan4, agreeably to the terms .of the charity, as well as at No. Blooms bury-square, where advice n►ay he had every day (Sundays excepted,%. A FINE HEAD OF HAIR Has always been esteemed an es•eutial addition to personal beauty; t• obtaia whieb ii especially recutrtmeutied ROWLAND'S AIACASSAIt OIL. By express Authority—Patronized by their Royal rfighuesses the Princess of Wales and the Dul:e of Sussex, His Esee'leucy the Spanisb Ambassador., the Right lion. the Earl and Countess of Oxfurtl, the Navy atal Army, and the nojosity 4 the Nobility (hrottehout the Empire. 'lbis Oil is tile most beautiful. pleasant, and efficacious production in the world for eracUe ttin; all linpuritits in the Human Hair, and pi-0,1(1(411g a luxuriauC growth on the baldest p aces, prevent iug it fAllinsr off or tontine erev. Airy , Lis , in auxiliary of streligth ti, the roots of tie Hair, whirl soon products an iniinitable natural Curl, and bestows tin the tres.es a transcendent firma ful Itt•tt e ; readers ChililLen's Hair sttong and bevitifut : liromores the growth of 11 hisher , , lilustachins, ke. in tine its p. - e-eitibwitt vi.tites hate horn attesteA by an itninein.e multitude of w ititesses. For further e.tictolation is en dow,' Row land's Tr, mike on the Improvemeat of thy Ilvtoan Hair, worthy the attention of et e , y inil?• popularity of this Oil bas induced insidious persons to impose ee the r'ublic a base and noxious Counterfeit, intitatOg tbe BUIS. &r. therefore the Proprietors view it an imperious duty to caution the Public not to purchase any uithout the aho.e 'froatine inclosed, and the el !rature , of the Prencietors oa thy table, in red tier, ' V.. HOWLAND and SON," in their on it So'd .is. 'al . t;d. and Is. per bittle, by the Proprietors ROMA ND and SON, Kirby- , treet,llatton-gar d en: : and, by ptinint own , . by all Perftene.ts anti Medicine Venders in London, add Ihrour bout Ire United itiinedoin.— iso ROWLAND'S ESSENCE CF TYRE; OR, 1311)LRIAL DYE. A Preparation of \sotstlerFol tnetantorpho,biz p„ wil ,,nliich wig iinmeiliately ante effertwilly chantze Red or Grey Hair. 11 ftW...re. Fp:.ht &v. to a be at ,t,d' u l fliach or Brn.v n, whir!, colour cannot be re noi 0,1 by w It i-• pz.rfect!. in. o nxi o us. 5..,1 com p oun d e d o f vegetable stibst t A single tri,tl wiL putty At sup4rior ics,—Pc:ce 7s. Cd. 'er bottle, a a ' 1 . of .., ti