The last vote was relative to the Chamber of Review, against the establi-huient of which the votes were 61, and for its establishment 64. A Committee was afterwards appointed, with instructions to report to the Faculty upon various points connected with the above questions, and other parts of the Bill. and F.S.A. Edinburgh. In early life, he indulged a taste for composition, and, about 25 years ago, published a sina!l volume, entitled "The Works of the Caledonian Bards, being a Translation from the Gaelic, in Prose and Verse." This effusion possessed all the energy and dignity of the admired originals, and exalted in no small degree the credit of the author. Married. At Edinburgh, the Rev. Mr. Clark was appointed by the Board Thomas Williams, of Horsham, Sussex, of Agriculture, on its first institution, to Miss Graham Playfair, daughter of to survey the district comprehending the late James Playfair, architect, of Herefordshire, Rad orshire, and Bre- Russell-place, London.—Alex.Wood, conshire; and, under its auspices, he esq. of the civil establishment in Ceypublished the Reports of those coun- lon, to Miss Forbes, daughter of the ties, a labour in which he displayed late Sir Wm. Forbes, bart. of Pitsligo. both zeal and ingenuity, by collecting Mr. John Murray, of London, booktogether a body of useful information. seller, to Miss Elliott, daughter of the He afterwards published an Inquiry late C. Elliott, esq. into the Nature and Value of Lease- Died.] At Edinburgh, Robt. Thohold Property, containing a variety of mas, e-q. of the royal marines.-The calculations eminently useful both to Hon. Mrs. Hunter, of Barjarg, daughland-holders and agents, and rendered ter of the late William Lord Napier, familiar to every capacity. That part and wife of the Rev. Andrew Hunter, of Wales in which he had been D.D. of Barjarg.---At Ninewells, employed for upwards of 20 years, Merse, John Hume, esq. writer, a is much indebted to him for many near relation of the late David Hume, steps in the progress to its present the historian.-At Edinburgh, Andrew state of imp ovement. He planned and Dalzell, A.M. F.R.S. professor of the superintended the formation of some Greek language in that university. excellent roads, through parts which [A further account of this learned mån were before almost inaccessible to tra- in our next.]-At Linthaughlee, near vellers; and, by his exertions, the va- Jedburgh, Lieutenant-colonel Thos. lue of church as well as private pro- Currie, of the royal marines, aged 74. perty, has there been increased in a He entered his Majesty's service in the high degree. The goodness of his year 1744, and was employed in alheart,the benevolence of his character, most every quarter of the world, and and the sincerity of his friendship, was in a number of engagements. rivetted the attachment of all his acquaintance, and wil secure to his memory their respect and veneration. SCOTLAND. The new plan of Judicature for Scotland, which Lord Grenville has introduced into the House of Peers, has received the approbation of the Faculty of Advocates in Edinburgh on the principal points, after a long and animated discussion. The first question was, in substance, Whether an alteration was necessary in the Court of Session-which was carried without a division. The second question, Whether there should be Trials by Junes in certain Civil Cases was carried in the af firmative, by 100 against 26. The third question, Whether the Court of Session should be divided in'o Chambers 2-was carried in the afli.mative, by 78 against 41. IRELAND. ex An Institution, on the plan of the Royal and London Institutions, for the application of science to the common purposes of life, under the patronage of his Grace the Duke of Bedford, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, is about to be established at Cork. Upon application to his Grace the Lord Lieutenant, Government has pressed their intention, that, when the old custom-house, part of which is still occupied by the excise department and by the collector of the customs, shall be no longer wanted for those purposes, in consequence of the erection of a new custom-house, it shall be given to the Institution, and rooms shall be allotted for the following purposes, viz. 1. A lecture room, with one or two rooms near it for the different appa ratus. 2. A laboratory for chemical experiments and operations. 3. A room for a collection of minerals. 4. An apartment for the most approved implements of husbandry. 5. A small observatory. 6. A library for scientific works, for the use of the members. 7. Two rooms for the use of the Cork library. 8. A room for the use of the farming society, or committee of agriculture, in which specimens of grain, timber, &c. and useful notices of various kinds, may be kept. 9. A board room, in which the members of the society shall lo.d their various meetings, and which may be occasionally used for the meetings of committees on business of public ought to be freed from all obstructions, and rendered accessible to men of genius in every rank of society. Died.] Jan. 10, at Dublin, suddenly, aged 71, the Right Hon. Brice Leeson, earl of Milltown, 1763; viscount, 1760; and baron Rusborough, 1756. He was born Dec. 20, 1735, and succeeded his brother Joseph, the late earl, Nov. 27, 1801. He married Oct. 25, 1765, Maria, daughter of John Graydon, esq. who died July 25, 1772.-Jan. 22, at Belfast, Mrs. White, of the theatre at that town. She was one of the infant pupils of the celebrated Garrick, and the daughter of Mr. Simpson of Aberdeen, who was Mr. Garrick's assistant and particular friend. Mr. Garrick brought her out in the character of Violante, in The Wonder, a Woman keeps a Secret, at It is further intended that lectures the age of 14, with his Don Felix, in shall be given on natural philosophy, which she proved very successful; chemistry, including mineralogy, botany, and agriculture. A botanical garden will also be established at a short distance from the city, the objects of which will be chiefly agricultural, and in which all unnecessary expence will be avoided. Though it will be impossible to accomplish every part of this plan until the customhouse is given to the Institution, yet the lectures and some other parts of it on a smaller scale will be immediately carried into effect, at the house of the Institution, on St. Patrick's Hill. nature. having, in her infant years, performed all the principal children's characters with that great man. She continued but a short time in the profession, when she was married to Chas. Fleetwood, esq. son of the old patentee of that name of Drury-lane theatre, who shortly after died at Bengal. Mrs. W. being defrauded of all the property left her, both by her brother and husband, was necessitated to return again to the stage, having about 16 years ago married Mr. White, with whom she experienced many vicissitudes.— The following proposals respecting In Rutland-square, Dublin, on the 7th Sir Patrick Dunn's hospital, in Dub- of March, aged 70, the Right Hon. lin, have been laid before Parliament Alice Howard, Countess of Wicklow, by Sir John Newport:-It is intended to which title she was created Dec.20, to augment this hospital, which is at 1793. She was the daughter and present the best regulated and most heiress of William Forward, esq. of extensive medical establishment in Castle Forward, in Donegal, and mar Ireland, and is furnished with an ex- ried Ralph Lord Viscount Wicklow, tensive library, and to admit not only Aug. 11, 1755, who died in June, 1786. all denominations of patients, but also She is succeeded in her title by her to add a competent number of able eldest son, Robert Ld. Viscount Wicklecturers in the various branches of low, now Earl of Wicklow; but her physic, and to erect a commodious extensive property devolves on her edifice for the delivery of lectures, second son, the Right Hon. William and the accommodation of students. Forward Stewart Forward, who asThe principal object of this applica- sumed the name and arms of his mation is to improve and enlarge the pre- ternal grandfather in 1787. The mild sent establishment into a complete and amiable disposition of this lady, medical college; which, by totally and her active benevolence will long obviating the necessity of sending be remembered by those who knew Irish students to study physic in Scot- her best. land, as is the present practice, will facilitate the attainment of that valuable science; which, above all others, [We are under the necessity of postponing many notices of "Deaths Abroad" till our next.] NEW MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT, AND PROMOTIONS. Worcester-William Gordon, Esq. vice Bar, to be colonel of the 11th foot, vice Fitzpatrick. Henry Bromley, Esq. Norfolk-Sir Jacob Henry Astley, Bart. Inniskillen R. H. A. Bannet, Fsq captain Bletchingly-J. A Bannerman, Esq. vice St. Nawes- Lieutenant-colonel Shipley, Cockermouth Lord Binning, vice John PROMOTIONS. Isaac Hudson, of Carlisle, Gent. and Thomas Rushton, of Bolton le Moors, Gent, to be masters extraordinary in chan cerv. Lieutenant-general Sir Charles Asgill, General the Right Hon. Richard Fitzpatrick to be colonel of the 47th foot, rice Da rymple, dec. Lieutenant-general Stanwix, to be colonel of the 85th foot, vice Sir Charles Asgill Major general Grosvenor, to be colonel of the 97th foot, rice Stanwix. General Samuel Hulse, to be lieutenantgovernor of Chelsea Hospital, vice Dalrymple, dec. Edward Earl, Esq. to be a commissioner of the Customs in Scotland. Sir Edmond Stanley, to be recorder of the Court of Judicature in Prince of Wales's Island in the East Indies. Sir Richard Strachan, and Sir John Stuart, Count of Maida, invested Knights of the Bath. Right Hon. Charles Arbuthnot and Harford Jones, Esq. permitted to receive and wea the insignia of the Roman Imperial Order of the Crescent, conferred on them by the Grand Signior. Sir William Young, to be governor of the Island of Tortola Major general the Hon. John Abercrombie, to be colonel of the 53d regiment, vice General Crosbie, dec. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BANKRUPTCIES AND DIVIDENDS, FEBRUARY 18, 1807, to MARCH 21, 1807, inclusive. A [Extracted from the London Gazette ]-----The Solicitors' Names are between Parenthesis. ARON L. Gosport, slopseller, (I-aacs, ford-row). Cause J. Great Wakering, Mitre-court, Aldgate). Ayres J. Essex, shop-keeper, (Leigh and Co. New Amersham, Bucks, butterman, (Taylor, Bridge-street). Cox W. Leicester, cottonFeatherstone - buildings). Atkinson J. spinner, (Tavlor, Southampton-buildings, Birmingham, ion-founder, (Chilton, Lin- Chancery lane). coln's-Inu). Burgess G. Whitecross-street, brewer, (Palmer and Co. Copthall-court). Binden, H. Thornbury, Gloucestershire, bacon factor, (James, Gray's-Inn). Borg J. Hemmingby, Lincolnshire, (Alexander, Bedford-row). Bingley J. Upper Johnstreet, St Pancrass. statuary, (Good, Howland street). Biddie J. Chichester, ironmonger, (Kinderley and Co. Symond'sInn). Bromley G. Chandler-street, Hanover-square, grocer. Brayshaw T. York, grocer, (Bell and Co. Bow lane). Beak J. Rye, Sussex, inn-keeper (Follett,Temple). Blower, S. Ellingham, Norfolk, miller, (Cufaude, Halesworth). Dally T Chichester, linen-draper, (Few, New North street). Devenish A. and Newport H. Villiers-street, Strand, upholsterers, (Bleasdale and Co. New Inn). Dennett J. Northumberland street, Strand, wine-merchant, (Palmer and Co. Copthallcourt). Daniels J. Liverpool, slop-seller, (Meadowcroft and Co Gray's Inn). Edge W. Salford, Lancashire, brewer, (Ellis, Cursitor-street). Eschke, C. A. Sherborn-lane, merchant, (Robinson, Charter house-square). Emmett T. Bell's Gardens, Peckham, cow-keeper, (Cross, King street, Southwark). Easterbrooke J. Exeter, hatter, (Drewe and Co. New Inn). Eyls T. Eltow, Bedfordshire, butcher, Coles, J. Banbury, Oxfordshire, meal- (Giles, Great Shire-lane, Carey - s reet). man, (Bignell, Banbury). Claughton J. Evans G West Houghton, Lancashire, Love-lane, ship-rigger, (Jones, Temple). coal-merchant, (Windle, John-street, BedCulshaw R. Wrightington, Lancashire, ford-row) coal-merchant, (Windle, John-street, Bed Field J. Old-street-road, carpenter, (Bal lachey, Capel-court, Stock Exchange). ven buildings, City-road). Proctor S. Leeds, Freeman J Bermondsey, victualler oilman, (Lodington and Co. Secondaries'Office, Temple). Pullen P. Hanley, Saf Gari er W. Thetford, Norfolk, merchant, (Baxters and Co. Furnival's Inn). Greg fordshire, bookseller, (Barbor and Co. G. Compton-street, Soho, cheesemonger, (Steventon, Chequer-cour, Charing-cross) Gil'am T and Weaver W. Worcester, drapers, (Cardale and Co. Gray's Inn). Heath W. Rugeley, Staffordshire, shop keeper, (Allen and Co. Furnival's Inu). Hepworth W. Manchester, cotton-merchant, (Ellis, Cursitor street). Lancaster, Fetter lane). Pickering J. Frodsham, Cheshire, corn-merchant, (Windle, Johnstreet, Bedford-row). Perry G. Liverpool, marble merchant, (Blackstock, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry). Pritty J. Hadleigh, Suffolk, grocer, (Taylor, Southamptonbuildings, Chancery-lane). Hancock Riesenbeck J G.H. Sherborne-lane. merJ Sheffield, merchant, (Chambre, Temple- chant, (kobinson, Charterhouse - square). lane) Harkness J Addie-street, Wood- Rotton R. Ligh Wycomb, Bucks, cotton. street, merchant, (Gregson and Co. Angel- merchant, (Edge, Manchester). Rawlin court, Throgmorton-street) Hill J Ro- son R. Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, therlithe, merchant, (kivington, Fen- (Rosser and Co. Bartlett's buildings). Read church-street). Hollowell S & C Cheadle B. Bridgewater, Somersetshire, tailor, Bulkley, Cheshire, builders, (Lingard and (Blake, Tooke's-court, Carey street). Dale, Stockport). Horner L Scott H. Hinckley, Leicestershire,hosier, brewer, (Bleasdale and Co New Ino). (Forbes, Fly-place, Holborn). Smith J. Horrocks W. and J Stockport, muslin H. Water-lane, Tower-street, wine and manufacturers, (Meddowcroft and Co. spint broker, (Elstob, Catherine-court, Gray's lun). Hesiam H. Bolton, Lan- Trinity-square). Surman W. and Ford E. cashire, muslin-manufacturer, (Meddow- Cheltenham, linen-drapers, (Chilton, croft and Co Gray's Inn). Hancock W. Lincoln's Inn). Smith R. Ashborne, DerShetfield, tallow - chandler, (Chambre, byshire, stationer, Bleasdale and Co. New Temple lane). Hyde J. and Chadwick J. Inn). Standerwick J. Bourton, DorsetManchester, dyers, (Willis, Warnford- shire, (Batten, Yeovil) St. John H. Pencourt). Hartney J Ironmonger-lane, mer nycross, Devonshire, dealer, (Bone and Co. chant, (Palmer and Co. Copthall-count). Plymouth-dock) Smith W. Wolver Jones T Birmingham, coal-merchant, hampton, butcher, (Corser, Wolverhamp(Punton, Hind-court, Fleet-street). John- ton). Steynor T. Walsall, S affordshire, son W. and Wiltshire J. Huntingdon, baker, (Turner, Warwick-court, Gray's drapers, (Evans, Kennington-cross). In- Inn). Susham T. Creak, Norfolk, hawker, gledew W. Leeds, starch-maker, (Battye, (Falcon, Temple). Chancery-lane) Joynour R. E. Bristol, merchant, (Plat, Tanfield-court, Temple), Kelly J. Manchester, (Ellis, Curitorstreet). Kilby C. Watford, Herts, dealer, (Greenwell, Beaumont-street, Cavendishsquare). Lance W. Abingdon, wool-stapler, (Blagrave and Co. Symond's lun) Leonard S. Gloucester, victualler, (Gabell, Lincoln's Inu). Leonard W. etherwise Randall W. Coppice-row, Clerkenwell, tailor, (Bunt, Surrey-street, Strand). Linley, J Sheffield. grocer, (Bigg, Hatton-Garden). Mew H Newport, Isle of Wight, shopkeeper, (Dodd, Threadneedle - street). Marsden, H. Fccleston, Lancashire, cornmerchant, (Windle, John-street, Bedfordrow). Morgan D. otherwise Clifford, Cardiff, Glamorganshire. shopkeeper, (James, Gray's-Inn-square). Mortimer W. Wivenhoe, Essex, maltster, (Lowten, Temple). Tijou H M. Mitre-court, Fleet-street, vintner, (Wadeson, Austin-friars). Tite T. Daventry, Northamptonshire, auctioneer, (Egerton, Gray's-Inn-square). Tadman F. Beverley, Yorkshire, scrivener, (Willis, Warnford court). Troughton R. Z. and Andrews J. Cooper's-row, Crutched friars, wine-merchants, (Hacket, Temple). Thuillier J. Leonard, Devonshire, merchant, (Hine, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn). Traynor W. Jermyn-street, tailor, (Dawson and Co. Warwick-street). Turner J. Tooley-street, warehouseman, (Brooks, Millman-street, Bedford - row). Taylor T. Monkwearmouth-Shore, Durham, baker, (Blackiston, Symond's Inn) Vose J. Preston, cotton-manufacturer, (Barrett and Co. Gray's Inn). Vaughan G. and Mackilwain R. Snatchwood, Monmouthshire, coal-merchants, (Plait, Tanfield-court, Temple). Newport H. Villiers-street, Strand, cabi- Whalley R. Cullum-street, brandy-mernetmaker, (Humphreys, Tokenhouse- chant, (Evans, Kennington-cross). Watyard). kins T. Broad-street, Carnaby - market, Pritchard G St Paul's Church-yard, auctioneer, (Kernot, Thavies Inn). Wase china-man, (MMichael, Savage Gardens). J. Chipping Ongar, Essex, maltster, (HenPurbrick J. Fairford, Gloucestershire, lev, Ongar). Woods W. Liverpool, stone(Meredith and Co Lincoln's Inn) Perring mason, (Blackstock, St. Mildred's-court, G. Hoxton, upholsterer, (Crawford, Cra- Poultry). Watkins 1. M'Clure F. and Hincksman L. New Bond-street, milliners, house, near Blackheath, April 11. Young W. Manchester, victualler, (Johnson and Co. Manchester). DIVIDENDS. Hill J. Johnson T. Leicester, March 19. Irwing Kirkman R. Liverpool, March 23. King Arman J. Darlington, Durham, March 14. Adams J. Stowmarket, Suffolk, Mar. 28. Agate T. East-cheap, March 31. Bishop J. and Terry J. Maidstone, Kent, Lewis A. Banbury, Oxfordshire, March March 31. Brewis J. Southwick, Durham, 16. Lloyd W. Brighthelmstone, Mar. 17. March 23. Beddoes G. Bishop's-Castle, Levy M. Minories, April 14. Lench B. J. Salop, April 5. Beatson W. and Beatson Curtain-road, April 14. Lloyd B. LiverJ. St. Mary-at-Hill, April 6 and 11. Bid- pool, April 30. Levington T. St.Catherine, well C. Brick-lane, April 14. Bolingbroke near the Tower, May 1. J. and Bolingbroke A. Norwich, April 6. Batie A. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, April 13. Bawden T. Redruth, Cornwall, April 14. Bowman J. Water-lane, Tower-st. Ap. 18. Bagnet G. Leeds, April 28 Bristow C. Newgate-street, Aptil 25. Baillie G. and Jaffray T. Finsbury-place, May7. Bridgman G. Dartmouth, Devon, May 19. Cottingham J. Liverpool, April 1. Chorley J. Liverpool, April 2. Colombine F. Colombine D. Colombie D. the younger, and Peter Colombine the younger, Norwich, April 6. Cave T. Pilton, Devon, April 6. Clark C. Bristol, April 27. Chandler R. Shoreditch, May 12. Dolling J. A. Stonehouse, Devon, March 24. Downall W. Stockport, March 21. Dexter, S. Belpar, Derbyshire, March 31. Day T. Beverly, Yorkshire, April 2. Der byshire R. Liverpool, April 3. Danson G. and Culveleje A. Z. D. Lancaster, April 3. Elliott H. Chippenham, Wilts, March 23. Ewer, W. Love-lane, Aldermanbury, April 7. Moorhouse J. John-street, Adelphi, March 17 & 24. Mallard J. Bristol, Ap. 4. Nicholls, J. Moulsey, Surrey, Mar. 31. Obey T. Upper Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-square, April 14. Purdie E. St. James's-walk, Clerkenwell, March 21 and 28. Payne J. Lynn, Nor-. folk, March 24. Pyke R. Liverpool, Mar. 26. Pasteur J. Stoney-Stratford, Mar. 28. Packer W. Chamber-street, Goodman'sFields, March 31. Phillips B. and Bacon W. Southwark, March 31. Paterson J. Great Yarmouth, April 6. Pollard J. and Thompson J. Preston, April 16. Roberts, W. Kingston-upon-Hull, March 13 Royston B. Huddersfield, Yorkshire, March 26. Richardson T. and Worthington T. Manchester, March 31. Rodd, E. London-street, March 31. Roundell J. Skipton, Yorkshire, April 14. Royle J. Manchester, April 18. Robinson M. and Ibbetson J. Drury-lane, May 5. Storey H. Sawyer T. Woolwich, Kent, March 24. Smedley, 1. Maiden-lane, Wood-street, Fuller R. P. Guildford, March 28. Fea- March 31 Sherratt T. Birmingham, ron J. P. Upper Grafton-street, Fitzroy-sq. April 11. Simmons J. M and W. LiverMarch 28. Fawcett T. Old 'Change, pool, April 13. Schmoll C. F. JewinMarch 31. Farrar E. and T. Pudsey, street, Cripplegate, April 14. Yorkshire, April 4. Favell M. High-st. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, April 14. Severn Borough, April 11. Fisher H. Grace- L. Coleman-street, May 2. church-street, April 28. Foreman A. Trewhitt N. Appleton-upon- Wick, Chatham, May 19. Yorkshire, March 31. Thomas J. St. Gonard W. North Walsham, Norfolk, James's-place, April 14. Thompson J. April 7. Gimber G. Sandwich, Kent, Preston, April 16. April 9. Gwillim R. Worship-st. April 11. Gilding F. Aldersgate-street, April 25. Harding T. Bolton, Lancaster, April 14. Hayden L. Cheltenham, March 7 and 28. Hamer R. Saville-row, Burlington-gardens, March 17 and 24. Hird T. South-street, Berkeley-sq March 21. Hunt G. Stalbridge, Dorset, March 23. Ash, Suffolk, March 28. Vaughan W. Pall-Mall, April 4. March 17. Moulton, Northamptonshire, Winn J. Sherburn, Yorkshire, Wild J. Royton, Lancashire, Wilkinson S. and Burrough J. High Wycomb, Bucks, March 31 and April 14. Williamson R. Roskhill, YorkHawkins J. shire, April 2. Witton S. Stourbridge, Hudson T. Worcestershire, April 3. Waightman T. New Bond-street, March 31. Hawthorne Newgate-street, April 7. Walford J. PallJ. Wirksworth, Derbyshire, March 31. Mall, April 14. Williams D. Shoreditch, Hunton T. and W. Thornton-le-Moor, April 14. Yorkshire, March 31. Hawkins J. Cavern- April 23. UNIVERSAL MAG. VOL. VII. 2 P Wyat J. Cheadle, Chester, |