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OCTOBER 8, 1853. ilnittrsitg linttlligma. OXFORD. The approaching Michaelmas Term, which comment , •: on Monday ISM, the 10th oft ►cto:er, it is expeeted will Ise very full one. A congregation will be holden on tl►st day, fur the purpose of grinding grates and conferring deg's:test. The second public examinations commenee on Monday, the 111th inst. On Tuesday, the Silt of November. the usual visitation of the Bodleian Library will Is holden. on which occasi 111 l a Latin speech will he delivered in the School of Natural Philosophy. The orator is appointed by the Dean of Christ Church. On the same slay the first public examination es statuettes's. I fit Thnesday, D eee mb e r 1. c ompositions for the prize poem on a sacred subject. 'lke Dedication of the Temple," must be sent in to the Registrar of the University. The undergraduates who intend keeping the term will tind that the respective colleges anti halls meet as follows, viz. ; University, Oct. 15 ; Banjul, 15th ; Merton, 15th ; Exeter, Pith ; Oriel, 20th; Queen's, lath ; New. 15th : Lincoln, rah; All Souls, 15th; Alagdalen, 15th; Itrasetiose. 15th Corpus Christi, 1:411; Christ Church, 15th ; Trinity, 15th; Conunotters, 15th; Jesus, roth %Wham. 15th: Pembroke, 15th ; Worcester, lath. Halls : St. Mary, 22nd ; Alagolalen, 21st ; New inn, 22nd; St. Alban, 15th St. Edmund, 14th. Usivilistry twat:ion opened on Tuesday with a lecture on medicine by Professor Garrott. Qui:vs's COLI.I4OE, lIIIMINUIRM.—The opening of the winter session at Quern's College, Birmingham, took place on the 4th, when lord Lytteltott, us pritiviid of the insti. tutu), presided. From the report read in the Pullin of Faculty it appeared that the 1111 l ober of pupils in the col lege is eighty-nine, and that no fewer than seventy gentle mell now in practice in Birmingham received their ineolical education in the institution. Large accessions have been wade to the museum and laboratory. and there never was it period when the objects of the eollege Were more sitectoss • fully earried ont. A number of 'sizes and eertitieates wcre distributed by Lard Lyttelton to the siocco....ful stit• dents. and the miceetlings concluded with an interesting chemical lecture by Professor SIDOW. ETON 4.101.1.1.:01:.--tIn :Monday afternoon the award of his Royal Highness Prince Aunt 's 1111/0. , was rend in the upper school. For the Dermot' prize there Were follEteeli eandidates, who were placed in the hollowing order of merit:—l. Baring :2. Tottenham. ma..prizemen: :1. loord Ilinchingbrook; 1. Palk Whitting, K.S. ; 11. Liunbton ; 7. Wagner ;S. Puller ;9. Edgar : Divett ; 11. Co rove ; 12. Burton; 14. Ames; It. Thomas. Loonl 11 inelting brook was 4U near being seeond that he lost it only by two marks. Examiner, Albert Wintzer, of Kings College, Lontloon. Fur the Italian Luize there were four candidates, the two following of whom were plated:-1. Ss inhume : Antrobits. Examiner, :Salvatore Ferretti. E,,r the French 'size there were twenty-three candidates, and it was adjudged as hollows:-1. Switilourne ; I,oril H. Cecil. 'lite following were honourably mentioned, and placed thus in alphabetical order :—Antrolitts, Cleasby, lion. Mr. Egerton, Elwes, Farquhar, Butler Johnstone, 1.411114011, Hon. Mr. Legge, Lloyd, l'uller, Hon. AI r. Stan ley. Tottenham. mi. Examiner, C. de Lille, French Master of St. Paul's School, Lon(l..n. 'At Am'. WARMITICE, Stlerr.mnr.n 2nd Regiment of Itrattoons—llenry Edwanlest Ilandley, (pen' to Is. Curled, by purchase, vice Eei'den, attpoilile.i to the 13i Light Dragoons. and I idit Drag.sims—Lieutenant Richard Michael William from the 59th Foot, to bo Lieutenant, vice Sullivan, who ex changes. 11th Light Dragoons—Lieutenant James Miller to Is. Copt Mu by purchase, vice lirisco, who retires ; Cornet coley • • Ituticr Vam inert to hi lieutenant, by purcintse, vice Miller. 14th light Itrattissos—Cllniet Clatelins Buckman Wl.iah to, be lieutenant. by ',undone., vivo Gratrex, who retiree; Cornet Wib liaiu Iletiry Travers clerk.. Travers to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Ford, who retires; Edward orlando Vawr Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase. viee Whish. 11th Regiment of root--Liente t .101 in Roeit., be. Captain, by purchase, vice Ward, who retir e s; Ftiaign William Initt.et 'nipper to he lieutenant. by purchase, vie. Rue; Thomas 11111, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vier Napper. 17th Foot--Enminei Evsin Forbea Wiley lie, from the 44th Foot, to he I:nsign, vice ltratif. , ni, also exchanges. 39th Foot —l.ltottemuit Bernard Ilenry 0114411 y, (nun half-pay 3911, to be Lieutenant, vice promoted without pur chase 10 MU unattached company. 44th Foot—Ensign Michael Bradford, from the 17th Foot, to tae E11,i1.11, vice M'ltitytie, who evehatetea. 5911, Foot—l.iententuit .1,,1nt Silnivati, from the 3rd Light Drs. pootis, to be lieutenant, vice Williams, who excluumes. cult Font—Major David Elliot M`Kinly to be Lietitetiant Colonel, without ',mileage, vice Paxton, deceased; Calash t'haries Frederick I itw to be Major. witituttt purrbww, via .Nl'hinly; Lieutenant Francis Gamble Blood to be t'aptain, with out purehase, vice Law ; Ensign Charlie Edward Molten to b lieutenant, without purchase, vice Blood; Gentleman Cale James Warren Hastings Anderson, from the Royal Military College. to be Ensigm, without intr.:haw, vice Mallon. 71 , 4 Fottt—lieutemuit James Yonne to bo Captain, by purchase, vice Wilson, who retiree. .7th Foot—First lieutenant Henry Smyth Bawtree to be Captain, by purchase, vice i'uleher, who retires; Second Lieute nant Anthony !Sutler to be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vivo itawiree; Robert linapden, 'Lieut., to be Second Lit.utenant, by ',undone. vice !totter. 3rd West India Regiment—Ensign Thomas Maurice Quill to be I.ieutenant, without purchase, we Wihau, tleeealted. Desert - xi. ~rater.—.lnns Arthur Banbury, to be Acids. tart-Surgeoti to the Furies, vice Bell• appointed to 71th Foot: 'Hebert Fleetwood Andrews, Gent., to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces, vice King,tlecessed. OFFICE OF 01IDNANCE, firrrtmorn 29. Royal R•frlment of Arilllary—Brevet.l.ieutentutt-Colonel UAW IfAIM IYI b C. 1 34 to b. Lieuteueawokeel, Nice Cu THE PRESS. tuhouu,ileceiti<ed; Seeouil Captain Hugh Archibald Beauchamp t•iuntilidl to lie Captain, %lee W 111141116; First Lieutenant licitly .1,r%1. W hi to be Keel Ind t ' nlltNltl. Vire ; Sevott.l Lieutenant Alexander Walter Aritiationg Ogilvie to t o , "1 1 ..4 Lieutenant', Corps of Royal Knitineerit—Seciind Lientettanta, with Tempo. tatry Hank : Edwanl Remillard James to be Second Lieutenant, ith permanent ; Palley and Frederick Edward Macke!, Iteautuont to lai Second Lieutenants, with tienitanent tank. COLIMIRRIONII 814INKI) UN' Lomb !Arun:No:Tit. To he Itepitty lieutenants—John shiner North. xeule ih.rbert Wilkinson, Esq. eliarte4 Went Wale, Esq.; the 1 , 41114 . 01ithe. N.P.; John Muriel. Es.. the I(m. 'miry Spencer I.sit ; Joliet Emiliaby Coitor. ; Wm. Ilkjer, m. shah, Esq.: the Hight Iton. t;e0r;!0 Itarry :AA of titithillottl aIoI Vt'arritigton. N11.1T1.~ North tiontertet Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry Voting liartholomea Smith to he I.lelltelskilt. Nier. roAnmett. Royal iteek+- I dent. Itiehani Famtek Itowle4 to he Captain. IM) al North I ilotkeemer Regiment Allen .%14 , tituktior Gent.. to IM. Lieutenant, Jew Jones. promoted. Calthite**, Sunderland, and Connally Regiment --Josh. John Omve. Esq., late Captain fu the 1:411 Regiment of Foot (or the Own llorderer , ), to ‘it . tl Huifi S 4 .obis. Chute, Fag., deemuied. likt RM. Captain G. H. P. White (l$111), l'aplain 11. t ), l'aptain Henry Broadhead (14+111), Commander Benjamin H. Hance ( IµlK I, and 4 . 41111111411114•1' 111.111. 116.01 N w h o St nil it'il •ItI . IIM at W.adw irh Dockyard, and the tiNt I`X • 111 1111414'r the new lulling,- latent of printed questions and written att , uer... passed their recent examination on the 17atla anal llitla September sailisfactoril), and have mcei‘ed their certiheates acconl iugiy. aptaio Ethclirti Paley 144:4 4, 4' 111111 l Mink, R em y Imo), 1111 l nattiliT Samuel MIIITIsh ), 111% t• 1%4'11 111111NoilliNtl to study steam at the l'oetor at Woolwich Doekyairol. During the slay of the ltawhe , at 4 iit...tc4towis, Graham Wits pleased to 1111111114 e 140'1110MM IfOßkett to the rank ado, 1111 l minter. t'otaitmanaler 114e.keti will be I. cognised as the 'Met WA Ifitlk the kroli lwrosta the Atlantie, anal 'spotted steam e. ttnuunieati IM• Ml4'll Great Britain anal America. William Buchan is promoted to the rank of chief neer, anal Matthias Kidd to be acting ehier engineer f the (*deathly iron 1, kite-wheel steiun-velowl, on the Nlalliteivit. lean atat is an. Corwr•M ti. AT IlliNli.KiiNll.--A ti , hike place ut Hong-Kuntz sus Monday, tql. ‘u.tust, 4111 tttttt moiler Satuulermai. of the Lily, 11). Ail tte.tuittul *us generally e•peetetl. APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS. Lieutruant~ holm F. 41. Mackenzie (Ino), to the HI. fleiwne, 120, .mard-nhip in ordinary, at ite‘oniort; Johit Cnrtwright (1m4 6 ). to the Ajax; Henry It. liankey (1245), of the Viefore, flag...hip. at l'ortonolitli, to iw Phut Lieutenant to V lee- Alionirdi Sir Thount,..l.4'..elirrne, Cosuninuder-ind'itief at POrti• 1114#11111; T. IL I.!onl, tab the Victory, lit Port.ne.oth How Wil• lists 1.. IL llawon (1453), to the Excellent, gennierymilly, et Portt.utolitit; tieon.re V. Phillion (ImNi), to the Explegle, 12, sloop, on the North Ato.' hewn owl Went Indian stntion. Chaplain 111141 NANO ltintrnetor--itev. Mown,. It. Rohn*, to the Prc.l,lent, 50, flag-whip, for this l'acifle. Ilea ilisakip, whose appointment li st a lawn eaneelleil. Surgeons—John Page Burke. (10‘45), to the I maw*, 72, roreiving-*hip, at ilainstiea; Willhuis Brown, M.P. ( 1 / 4 15). to the Ittizzard, vice Burke ; Robert linntiogm, Moll. (1553), to the Fer rets, 1411011, ,al the West ci011.4 of Africa station. Assiglaitt-slll'leotA -I Iv. 'lli. 1.1t.wt.11) (1: 4 511. to the Itagrestrest. 70, imarti-slOp of onlitiory, at • ; itielinr.l.l. Squire (11447), from the netury, tlaq hip, at Portstaittlith, to thus .1v4 , 114). tioop• . _ shin, at. Shrrrnl•MM. Aetint! Avsimlant-Sirrentioi—iliolin 1'1.W1.1,1 (1M48), to the I'ir• ion/ ;W. 4i. JIM 01 4 W). to tl u • I mioreosiabb . , tlawaltin, oat thAilli• lent; 'ft thee', be the itrilfiNeel, 1211, thtit•mhin. ou the Meat terromenn stallion; lieorve tie the Riatineili, tirg• shin, at Chatham; F. W. Itat la. teethe I•irturx. Find P:lighleer--Aethey First. A st.intittit Engineer l'ittriek Laisitivrt, to he First Engineer of the Moto , li, puddle-wheel 'trues-frigale, tleg-shin oil the weuth•eunt toast of Aluerie•r eta Assistant-Enctineer of the Second Class- -.lolin Ile% to the I. Jets,. 4' Jere. the l'htrd I Viestgate, to the Commie... lathren, to the tit . l;corge, 120, ordinary, depOt, Devonport. I'apllosters--4'harlets E. Colman (10119), to the iimloonsenr. store-mhi”; Henry S. Coiling (1 5 45), LP the Piirimei. lit, pothlle wheel 146.11111 - frigate, Oil the Meditemettean stathin ; 1'1161dt...141w (1+449), to the 'Fiore. lg. pooldle-whoel steauntrivate, ual this MLaii terraneotta Mallon ; Winton. V. Miller (1819), to the J;w4.181.b0, 14. KVIVW 4t4 .11111.01111, at P. Irtstuontli. 'Muster's Astdatant--.1 is Robertson, to the quern, 111. Chu ttttt fleet. Matem—.John C. l'attersott (IStek), to the Asophions, 34, items , s t ea m-frigate, Welder,' squadron; Slimier N. Wilson (114.12), to the President, Mt. Chatloun, for 144'n Ire as thig-ship on the l'acitie station; Robert Boyd (IMO), to the Arab, 14, sloop, it Clottloon. Boatswain—William Richards, to the SI. I:retry. 2.lhkhiptiton- 1 .:. 'l'. Key, to the Excellent. Na, n 1 Ctelets —II. T. Itunlotry, to the count, 111, at Ile% on port ; U. 1.. Breen, to the (peen; K. Kerr, to the Prince Reg , nt. thor.sltip of the Western squadron ; 11. Blake, to the l'riner itritent ; .1. l'ilklntrum, to thy. Mt. Jinn et Acre, Poi, ... Fe w swam ship, at Devotwort; A. 1.. Notteut, to the I'regbleat. to, at Chat ham; T. 11. TRIP. to the /1.1 ,40 . GI, strain Vuttra ship: .1. Clifford, to the ittenttefin, 00, screw steam guard-slop, Wester' squad in. Carpenters—l'hillp Lowder and Edward llurchett, to the Mt. Greey,.. clerk in Charge--(leorge It. Whittler (111445), to thn Nerotpie“. C, wurveylnd vessel. at Devouport. Clerks--eharlem Barn, to the' /Amnion, 110. Western wittadron; Gabriel 3. Kenyon (HMO), to the .1/rotor:wear, reeehing..lsip. nt I tevonport; W. Motherwell (1a3.3), to the Irepreploble, MMy shit). at Iteronport. t'lert' Anal-tants-If. F. Allarlehs, to the Modorai.ear ; Wil: Hum Ward, to the Ajax, 60, serve .t. mu-46p. at I teN..nport.' John lima'', to the Bowman; it. .Nutivrd, to thu lesprepuble Asoltip, at Detoport. 549 PI: ‘N 111:•4Ill THE 11 . 41%% ii K \ i 11.4 Afill *OK' geticall) otterthl tip Isy th. I:etwatit Catholic etvrto int the t'emtinent. The t'elhin int; is et triitifthilimi nits , vilb• at Vi,lll in i i vl'lllBll. The 01'101181 I% i u 01.• form uPti **l3ll *lib a pill AIM AI (AV Cu. \lath, who i. rquis..lll.ll MOAK; 111%111 8 s 4•114.111, Attloill with lzlltir‘. aunt with t• 19• of light .tri.:tittite; all In.r thigynt:---•• ‘lntit;htv Mud everlasting %%61 heat ichlainett in thine ntsfathentahle wind. m that AMA 'ltl' "ON lie happy by of lb , . true faith hail. olort It in pity upon Vii..:,18:151. 0n...• the valuta of th.. l. but whirls for a long %Ink past. Wing eanglit in lite ern.". of hiL55 fallen foom the tine 111•1111 . , 4111 s. 15514% 1 1 ,6 11 1 it ail the ignorance, and ole.troy the %sin. dark. fah; teaching whi''hk. l l)% it ale knowledge of truth. !while all their 'souls to listen wills lis the f a n, that they May joyfully return 10, the 1t0t4.1111 Mllllll'r Cl lllll 4 l . 11 1 11•11 , !is .11,114 Theist our Amen. iloslN Nand, Nlother of lisul, play for I.:tett:lnd. Holy Peter and Pao& pray for I.:to:hot& Ho d% I iroro,r, s m ostn . pion, hir this !Moil. of C ou s ei l m ry, pray foi this lan& 11.51% Pope iin.goorN. Father of Eng lanol. linty foot this lan& * Holly Augnalni, England's A 11414111., pray 1111'1111, 1311 a. 11111) 11t1111140•, 511,1111111 e 0111 of F. 1 11 4. 1:111t1 1111 11}HtslIt• 1•1111 t. 1.131 for Elled I. ills. Loral. 111 'bless thine 6elitaas' let iiiit their molls 14.11isli. W urll Illy het 5,6 55 h int ran 1441111.11 111111 1114 itreeiona Nowt, whit, sills thee awl tho Its Hoar I ilit sst. mid reigned) for ever. Awn. - NI v.% ills 1111t1.1\ lips Nil . Lail " te r r t b oll u n t Istttis 11111.111'.. s14.10.1t•Ii11114 guises slitintlantly genet Moll. *eel, oor t o hack a seq.% ant girl gooitti! 'loan to the eiiiniyarol of •of the buildings late at stiglii 1.. fetch wales' hulls Ilse plunp uuintrnliuuallytimorotn.lied tt Ills her canine to the no; Ale front %Welt the water acs Gulls. alien m 11145.014 jet of l i) di..gen ‘‘ll ll l-11 .411411111. A 4.111 151111 the 111114.1*, 11.3111e11, 11114 111 t. .;ill. in 11,1 t5llOl ut Inning set tiro to the wimp antler, 1155 .5.1 e. thottgla, Ilitew shoats Callollo• :111i1 %Ater house. And into Oho hot... It may ru , ik Ise intao;iited shat Cast for eoniee• titre's flit phi uuua•non ullin'dt al. - A 1111 l sigst other alterations now 5151 at the Tower 155 that of the noel, ni keep fot great INota•r.s It has (m. mass) )1411'.. 1141.11 111,..,1 114 house hies the iiflkeris but its is I.•W %CA, will Ile Iluouu . 4 1 4 . 11 l's the 11111111 C. Tile Walk 111111 l'el/1111 11114111 1111111 1110 11:1111.1. a ritleit by many of its fiamei 111.1.111.14111114, 111141111'4 , 1 5114.111 Wl.ll. Walltioe, and the tititOrt it i t.iteen Notit:t llsols•yise The elis•stime , .4 of glass hiss. neat:toil the &rectos% of :list NNidt isthanilitim, and !Willey. anol other ra& ways eentrinti Its Ilirmingliam, to have ti.. !Teat station in Nerr.street contitrneteil of !Waal glass. suit the sistivi• cover. isig Is to h. •:enerally adlotionsl in the sada Ny NlNllulla lire Meets Nlit.lrial mot Itareelows. Tow i'o i , irisoso4 or TnANt..l.l.sNit ik hundred yearn ago . . . • ars. quaintly P4141%111 ill 1411 vulolvii 511.111 RllLiwr of I 7:1:1 by an Ipswich paprr - " 'Fla% Is. to rive soli. 1.11111 W.1116.11'08 1 "Owl.. I'ool.ll..Nler 11,20111 w 5..1,4 file Col. titchtrr, even Slsoidoy m at Tl o w.,•l a y to 11... K Arm% Inn In Irietrisle.ll-...reet. I anion, awl 0.111111. 1.. tins lase.. ..f.uresatil Tau.u.lay fwd I tidsy, at -11111111V4 st ww ! ..t ;to Lo t wowl.l w.ll hl, and 'ill *Woo 1.1 ho. lonia oho !Homy a 'Nowa, to ha 04141 for at Itootte•4tow. • owl all .ostplola pamwtaterm to pay lax shtlllug.t R vet out at lilt th.• .r an.l seven in OH. wlllWr. XIS. Witham amt l ownettetertt to 1.11 l tru Aii11111{: 14 will, lit .111.., awl t] 's• %%illtoitt ; awl 111 Mfg 011 i nu 11.111.111 Y, OW 9101 of ./1111P. l'er• fonao.l, if Il.Nt twnalt, by Woo.l, WM. iteue.l.l%. Thu Pant, Ww. Webb." Tar ImrottrurtoNs. or l,nc et•rri.r. of vutriouns kind* Inns. the 11 . 1111till1 . 1111$1 Eitu.spe have r......uut1y been great. I hiring bad they inelinlvil WA* sheep, wills oilman'. ..f 71,1 i NI brad of o wl' and row ., *Da a Isniportionate lo•r of colycs Mill pigs, tusking altogetlarr nearly 19,1 KM/ lirad stoek union% kiwis., 'Phis far 4.u...rd5. in extent all previ.sll.4 supplies of llijv nature. from 1111111101. AN 11,11111. ths • principal portion 1111111 1 intimated' have tor n front I I.'l low', 5 uy..11..4 h.. ) ,41.11 tir,• ordinary rudestt by large sapplie% sof liniene.l stock .....I fruliti !holism,* aoll thr Mints,. Sulusons t'ovort.u.tsers are millr in leiter% b..,5,5 4'nliG ahsht Itf taw tniarralile rhos% of Kisglit4h cousnlor.l in the trade Own., which r.01151*1 %sully v. it Is the Ams.•rieltei elippre.., and, tbs. ve5..1..1% or .'ry other flog. 'Hwy 154 4 only txk. uw clitorill4.ll% l • • t41114 . 1 . ..11111.11` , 11 the 1.10 , 010'. hilt at.. 1411iVe tilt' 141041/114 sir.' invariably ill rise to litimi• c lan , 1111.1 Iweig.kidllls4 1 . 1111119111 tillllllle ill till . 4 . 11111,411(111 . 1111 aw l all /4incenis . . l, ultittiately re...silting in home paitie% having to rllll4 a Its.avt . boo.. An I.:sighs). arriving with her cargo in 10441.41 411111•I' Vllllll4l,it i s Ntat. d ,11.• 1.11111..1 11111111 lawn. $ Gang Sada anti titp ntelligtntt. Fiqt.ty or Tier. uncertainty wide!' exists ak loosei• war keeps the funds and the Money Abirket in a stili4. of tho most feverish anxiety. As 'sir or fear predominates the market rises or falls, mil will eiiii• film*" ti, do So issue ix filliilly The absurd panic in the eommereial world is fast subsiding; the dreaded lih of the mouth, on which so many hills of exeltange fell due, passed over in a moat satisfacts.ry mune.r : and although speculative shipments to Australia have received a check, and thus• trails will in futon' be more regulabsl than of fo e I,y- th i s. 1 3 v,•4 of demand and supply, still there is. no doubt that a large and remunerative trade will