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faltsintitai. PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. The Rev. Charles Spooner, to the Curacy of St. Edmund the Wee" and st. Nicholas Amos. Lombard-etreet. The Rev. Frederick Woodward, M.A., to the Curacy of St. POO% Men* Bethnei•grms. Tb• Rev. Bdward Whitehead, MA., to the Rectory of God thanetone, near Dorchester. The Rev. hen Cooke, M.A., to the Marne of Pesten, Om Nerds W The Rev. Rowland Hill, MA., to the Incumbency of Mansell Lacy, Herefordshire. Tha Rev. J. Porten Stoute, 11-L, to the Curacy of Braddon, Jule of Mae. The Rev. J. Nelson Thompson, to the Chaplaincy of Sulby Lesayre. The Rev. J. Hilton, M.A., to the Rectory of Oriingbury, near Wellingborough, Northamptonshire. The Rev. Howell Price, 15.4., to the Rectory of Kilybebli, near Neath, Glamorganshim. The Rev. W. M. Beresford, 8.A., to the Incumbency of Walton, near Aylesbury. The Rev. W. Doyle, M.A., to the leesalbeney of St Stephen's Church, Olioritoo-upon•Medieck, L'uscashire. The Rev. Wiffiem John Spriogett, M.A., to the Incumbency at the vele of Desikirk, maw Faversham. The Rev. Samuel Gamlen, M.A., to the Rectory of Kirkby Mallory, Dear Hinckley, Leicestershire. nes Rev. Omirtenay John Vermin, 8.A., to the Reetery of ereitea Underwood, near Kettering. Northemptonehire. The Rev. IL Niehollion, M.A., to the Vicarage of Westby- Welland, with the Vicarage of Sutton Bassett annexed, near Market liseherergh. Latemitershire. The Rev. Arden R•eley, to the Rural Deanery of Brack rev. W. Wikineen, RA., to the Ineumbesey of St. Mary'. Chunk Sheffield. The Rev. John Aldoas, M.A., to the Incumbency of Wicker. The Rev. Denied Nathaniel Aston, M.A., to the Incumbency of lit. Mho, Lore's, ow Birmingham, The Rev. W. Dune= Long, M.A., to the Ministry of St. John's Chapel, London-road, Southwark. The Rev. Wilhelm Marton, M.A., to the Incumbency of Panic. WM. near hieweestle-under-Lyne. The Rev. J. Hervey, 8.A., to the Incumbency of Trent Vale, fitoke-spea•Trent. The Rev. James Alexander Crozier, BA., to the Military Chap laincy of Cork. The Rev. C. J. Penny, 8.A., to the Incumbency of Hunning ham, near Random, Warwlehehhe. The Rev. M. T. Moriarty, BA., to the District Curacy of St. Anne's Church, Six Towns, in the perish of Ballynascreen, eeun Derry. Th ly e Rev. George Douglas Thompson, ILA., to the Intuit". be ney of Queenborough, near Sheerness. The Rev. J. Crofts, 8.A., to the Rectory of lAttle Tey, near Ceigteebell, Essex. The Rev. J. W. Hick, 8.D., to be Organising Secretary for the Society for the PrePropagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts for the diocese of The Rev. John Henry Standen, 8.A., to the Curacy of Run. 'Wigton, near Wellington. Somerset. The Rev. F. H. Snow Pendleton, MA., to a Chaplaincy of Monte Video. The Rev. W. R. Brown, M.A., to the Rectory of Cottered, with Breadield annexed, near Bentingford, Hertfordshire. The Rev. Kennett Champain Bayley, 8.A., to the office of a Diocesan Surrogate. The Rev. Alfred G. Woolward, M.A., to be Domestic Chaplain to the Earl of Brownlow. The Rev. E. t 3. Froward, 8.A., to the Curacy of St. Helier's, Jersey. The Reg. Sedi William Stevenson, M.A., to the Curacy of Easston The Rev. John William Doran, LL.D., to the Rectory of Beestoa St. Lawrence, near Colteshall, Norfolk. The Rev. Charles Jenkin, D.D., to the Rectory of Herrings well, near Mildenhall. The Rev. John Meredith Lewes, 8.A., to the Curacy of Stroud. The Rev. Ebenerer Collins, to the Curacy of Bideford, Devon. shire. The Re,. William Lockhart Jeffrey, M.A., to the Rectory of Akiford, near Chester. The Rev. George Kirk Weston, M.A., to the Vicarage of Toiler Fratrum, with Winford Eagle annexed, near Beauninster, Dorsetshire. The Rev. John Graham, M.A., to the lacwubeucy of St. Chad's Church, Lichfield. D. S. Wilson, 8.A., has been admitted into holy orders, and Weasel to the charge of Serampore. VACANCIES. The Incumbency of Ashtorpon-Ribble, Y.ancashire. Value a year; in the gift of the Rev. J. Owen Parr, MA., Vicar of Freston. The Curacy of Tenhury, Worcestershire, diocese of Hereford. Is the gift of the Rev. Jobs Charms), M.A. The Incumbency of Manningtree, Essex, by the death of the Rev. James Salisbury Dunn, M.A. Value 2001. a year ; in the gift of the Mew. John Edward Carter, M.A., Hector of Mistley. The Head ILastorship of the Leeds Grammar School, at Mid yammer. Value 8001. a year; in the gift of the Rev. Dr. Hook sad ether trustees. The A.sairterpt Chaplain)" to the Westminster House of Coy. reetion. In the gift of the Middlesex county magistrates. The Rectory of Cheddon Fitzpaine, near Taunton, value 4001. a year, in the gift of the executors of the late incumbent; and the Rectory of Hemyocke, near Collumpton, value 700/. a year, In the gift of General Popham. The incumbent was prebendary of Combe, the fourteenth in the cathedral church of Wells. This width la of small vidae, Is in the gift of the Bishop I Bath Wells. The Curacy of Whiston, Yorkshire. In the gift of the Ron. inl Rev. William Howard, M.A. The Curacy of St. Muffs Church, Birmingham. In the gift of the Rey. D. I.edeftm, A STORY is going the round of the political circles in Paris, which, if true, would show that M. Ducos is not merely Minister of Marine but us hornet, d'esprit. In a recent conversation, M. de Kisseleff was vaunting, in the usual Russian style, the general invincibility of Russia, and, in particular, the awfid power of her fleets, and enumerated to the Munster, who was listening in silence, the ships-of-the-line, steam frigates, tc., which would make the Russian navy more than a match for all the navies of the world put together. After haring exhausted the for• midable list, he paused to observe the effect which it ought to have p roduced on his hearer. M. nacos drily said, " C'est bon, M. l'Ambassadeur ; mais, en verite. je ne savais pas que voce aviez tent de bois i *filer 1 ." The expression of M. de Kisseleffs countenesse was, it is said, beyond description. THE PRESS. TO ADVERTISERS. ('he abolition of the Duly on enables us to insert at the prier of Three Shillings the Advertisements for which we have hitherto charged Five; and Adver- Gem generally will receive the full benefit of the change in the law. TUX MANCHH•TES SCHOOL ♦ND THE STRIXES.—We have recei►ed a letter, signed " Tuebov," the length of which alone prevents its insertion, in reference to an article that appeared under the above title in the last number of the Paces. That article, our con•espondent says, conveys an erroneous impression of Mr. Aspinall Tur ner's opinions, which, though scarcely Conservative, are certainly not to be confounded with those of Metiers. Cobden and Bright. The tone of the letter is highly, and doubtless deservedly, eulogistic of Mr. Turner. " Tuebor's " object will probably be accomplished by this statement. Is is impossible to acknowledge the mass of letters we receive. Their insertion is often delayed, owing to a press of matter ; mid when omitted, it is freonently from reasons quite inde pendent of the merits of die communication. We cannot undertake to return communications of which we do not avail ourselves. feramunieatimis should always be legibly written, and on one side of the paper only. If long it increases the difficulty of finding space for them. Whatever is intended for insertion must be authenticated by the name and address of the writer, not necessarily for publics ion, but as a guarantee of his good faith. xtv !rirgxi+ LONDON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2s, 1834. POSTSCRIPT. THE SEAT OF WAR. THE latest accounts from the principalities report a succession of hasty incursions effected alternately by Turks and Russians upon the left arid right banks of the Danube respectively. Frequent skirmishes are stated to have taken place, but no serious en gagement, and the invading troops in all cases seem to have recrossed the river, and returned to their encampments after a brief foray. Despatches trans mitted from Vienna stated that the Russians had crossed in considerable force at Silistria, with the intention of making a permanent lodgment ; but the report has not been confirmed. Another grand expedition was also said to be in preparation against Kalafat, for which purpose Prince Gortechakoff was concentrating his forces at Radovan. The 18th of January was even mentioned as the day fixed upon for the attack. By the latest accounts, however, it would appear that the enterprise had been postponed). and, meantime, we are told that Omer Pasha retains possession not only of Kalafat, but of all the fortifications on the intervening ground, almost of Radovan itself, erected by the Russians, but from which they were dislodged in the late battles. The Queen, Bellerophon, and Valmy, which had been left at Buyukdere, have followed the combined squadrons into the Black Sea. This movement is supposed to be connected with the return of the Retribution from Sebastopol, after delivering the message to the governor of that port. By the latest accounts the fleets were making sail for Varna, and the Russian fleet was cruising off lialfa, at the en trance of the Sea of Azoff. A bulletin published at St. Petersburg on the 17th inst. shows that the Russian troops in Asia are in winter quarters, within their own frontiers, and that at present no military operations are in progress, A letter of the 18th from the same capital states that Count Orloff has received a confidential mission from the Czar for the Courts of Vienna, Berlin, Paris, and London. The Emperor is said to be greatly irritated against those who had urged him on to war. Another rumour says that he has sent to Prince Menschikoff the order to operate at sea as if the eozubined fleets were not there, and to continne the armaments at Odessa. SAM DAy w..........„....___ P Yesterday's Moniteew publishes the report of the Minister of Finance resp ec ti ng the flnancial.rendte of the year 1853, by which it appears that the axons and expenditure are nearly balanced, there bein g only a deficiency of a b ou t 4,000 , 0 00 f. In obedience to orders sent to the prefects by tie Minister of the Interior, an inventory is about to made of all the departmental archives previous 1700. The Emperor has granted from his privy purse sum of 3,000 f. to the Abbe Dares, director of the Institute of the Deaf and Dumb at Soissons, for the construction of a church. The Gazette of Baden announces that the negetie. lions begun between the Government and the deer have failed, the Archbishop of Frieburg having di. Glared that he would not give up any of his right, From Madrid, on the 21st, we learn that the Sn. preme Court.of War and Marine had been reorganised, and placed under the presidency of the Captaie. General, Villacampa. The Queen was, on the 22nd, to preside over , council of ministers. The adoption in this council of a measure for suppressing passports was con. sidered probable. That measure would be very popular. THE INDIA Mitt reached Marseilles yesterday afternoon. The steamer which brought it was detained by contrary winds on her passage to Aiello. dria, where the mail was consequently kept wait* for several days. Tun ADDRESS will be moved in the House of Lords by Lord Carnarvon, and seconded by Lord Deck. In the Commons it will be moved by Visoonnteastie rosse (son of Lord Kenniart), and seconded by Mr. Thomson Mulkey. THE CONFERENCE on the subject of the pond* strikes and lock•outs is appointed to be keld Monday nett at the rooms of the Society of Arts . John-street, Adelpbi. From the last balance sheet issued by the operative committee it appears tbatthe number of unemployed hands relieved from the trades' union funds was 16,865, showing an increase of 383 upon the previous week's return. The amount distributed to the applicants was 3,0941. 65. 9d. The total expenditure from the commeneement of the strike now amounts to upwards of 40,0001. THE Loss or Two OTHER SHIPS was reported Liverpool yesterday. The screw steamer Whole, Captain Harem, which left on Thursday for the Bra zils, went ashore on the Furlong Hocks, near Holy. head. The crew and passengers were saved. The Olinda had a large and valuable cargo of fine goods. The Lauriston, from Liverpool, for Ancona, was totally destroyed by fire in Holyhead harbour. Her cargo was all lost. AN INQUEST was appointed to be held respecting the late shipwreck of the Taylenr, but the heavy gales rendering all approach to the island of Lambay where the recovered bodies were lying extremely dangerous, the proceedings have been postponed from day to day, and were still uncomrnenced or Thursday. Captain Walker, of the Board of Trade, has arrived in Dublin, being deputed by the Govern ment to watch the inquest and collect inforteation respecting the catastrophe. The latest statements represent the loss of life as being even greater than are related in our narrative given elsewhere. when the Taylenr left Liverpool she had on board passengers, 76 officers and crew, making a total 652. Of these there were saved 228 pw , sentler,s , 54 seamen, Captain Noble, and two officers, 282 • all ; consequently there must have been 370 lost. Lambay, men, women, and children. A subscription has been opened in Dublin and Liverpool for i passengers who were rescued, in many instances a state of utter destitution, from the wreck. GLAMIAKINO IN BFIRWI4.—The produce of little kingdom of Belgium, the greatest glass-1w clueing country in the world, is b0,000,0n0 fat sheet glass annually ; equal to 22,300 tons, or 24 cent. more than is made in England of both town and sheet glass. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. Tuesday, Jan. 24. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.—JonN DAvisos, Telleshont D'Arcy, Eases, surgeon. BANKRUPTS.—Hnenv JLCRSON, Eton, linendreper—Entu DUNIN, Westbourne-terrace, Hyde•psrk, machinist — lW O CLARE TI mrsos, Woolwich, surgeon—l Ants Cowi.r.sov. iseramith, omnibus proprietor—nmeuri. 601)FREY Rowell SCC"VEKt Wood-street, Cbeapside, warehouseman Ogesst HAINES, Kingstanley, Gloucestershire, iniller—Wri. VOW Durrir.r.n, Heavitree, Devon, commission agent—Ws. 1 51011 r. Bradford, Yorkshire, soap manufacturer—Boatel MIL Doncaster, bailor. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. —J. Tuonaoti, 01 1%' mason—J. HENnius, Inverness, builder—A. Lau', ' me chant- WKsa, Oirvan, Ayrshire, grocer. Friday, Jan. 27. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.—E nwsaD Sewers, !Mr Pool, innkeeper. tb tia•T BAN lilltlYlS.—Hrater Citsrfcrt.i.ol, Great Yemen , —Luce MARTIN, Teignmouth, baker—Jscos Srost, 0 1 : 6 ; Moor 44e, eosabinakar—rliznar Hunsolliadda B4l, dealer—Tuomes PitoCios, engineer and isright. kl t the Mks KAN eiug 'tie o he s to se 'the 'the otia. orgy de. 1. Sn. ised, ANN- et LOCH con. very [day was un- kit cads stie Mt. diNg lon s in heet t the the ?sae ount The the in Bra- loiy- The oods. Ask cargo eking levy whey , rnely ioned , d on 'rade, atm istion Dents than when car rtal of 82 in ost at iption 1r the :es in if the *-1 0 ' eat of 2ti per awn teshasi -Emu Now r. Nae ori reM ig. g truce mom imam , We' 1), (Jae OW TERMS ON SUBSOZIPTION TOR b t Vrtoo Per Annum .. .. Al 6 0 Half• Yearly 0 13 0 Qnsztarty .. U 8 • Payable in advance. 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