The Press. — London, England, 1853-11-05 00:00:00

NOVIMBER 5, 1853. THE NiXBERS ATTIINHINO the Museum of 0111/1- mental Art at Marlborough-house, during the mouth of October, was as follows:-25,80? persons on the public days, admitted free ; 1,406 persons on the students' days, and admitted as students on the pay ment of 61. each, besides the registered students of the classes and schools. HISS CATHERINE HAWS gave her parting concert at Valparaiso on the 12th September. At Santiago she gave several concerts which netted her 10,000 d Mars. THE MIRE LAMENNAIS is said to be dying in his garret, in the Rue de Valois, in l'aris. lie refuses to see a priest. THE EMPEROR, on the report of the Minister of the Interior, has ordered the distribution of four gold and 249 silver medals to different persons in Paris and the departments for acts of courageous humanity and devotedness which have been reported during the third quarter of the present year. A New Pniteriao Paess is described by our Ameri can contemporaries which will print from uncut paper, rolling from a cylinder, cutting and folding, with perfect regularity, 30,000 copies each hour. The inventor declares his ability to print one mile of paper as fast as a locomotive can run on a railway. Ws have to record the sudden death of Mr. John Savill Faucit, which took place upon Tuesday morn ing, from heart disease, at the house of a widowed daughter, residing near Bishopsgate. Mr. Faucit was one of the few remaining of the old school of provincial managers, and was an actor of no ordinary talent. He was husband of the celebrated Mist. Fetich of the Theatres Royal, and father of Miss Helen Faucit (now Mrs. T. Martin). As an author Mr. Flinch has written some very successful dramas; the most popular of which were " The Miller's Maid," and " Wapping Old Stairs." An historical serial, which appealed some years back, called " The Heads of the Headless," was also from his pen. trcitsiastical. Tug Ittewop ov tionivicti has been suffering from so severe an attack of illness that he has been compelled to postpone a course of confirmations for which he had made arrangements. PTIF.FETIMENT*I .kND APPOTNTNIF.NTA. The Rev. F. T. Gregory, M.A., to the Incumbency of St. Mary's Church. Lambeth-butte. The Rev. David Joseph Jones, to the united Vicarages of Lien. arth and Llanina. near Lampeter. The Rev. Marshall tiplucke, M.A., to the Incumbency of St. Ives, Cornwall. The Rev. J. R. Stetson, M.A., and the Rev. F. C. linbhard, M.A.. have proceeded to Deihl. as mioiinnaries In connection with the Society for the Propegatlon of the Gospel In Foreign Parts. The Rev. F. B. Leonard. M.A.. to the Incumbency of Llande. van& near Newport, Monmouthshire. The Rev. A. Russell, M.A., to the Onrecy of Htirstmonceaux, near Brighton. The Rev. Alfred Pott, M.A., ViettrofCuddecden, neerWheatlev. M to be the First Principal of the new Diocesan Theological College for Oxford, which will be opened for the reception of students early next year. 'llse Rev. Charlie Pratt. jun., M.A., to the Vicarage of Packing. ton. near Ashbv.cle-la-Zoueh. The Rev. T. R. Holme. M.A., Chanlain and Naval Instructor to her Steieoty's ship Presiffeet, flag-ship. for the Pacific. The Rev. F. T.Rowell. M.A., to the Incumbency of the new church and district of St. Stephen. Lewis. Ihe Rev. J. Room, BA.. to the Incumbency of Eastwood, Yorkshire. The Rev. W. L. Lawson, 8.A., to the Curacy of St. John's Church. Bradford. The Rev. James Milner, M.A., to the Rectory of Elton, near SVackton.upou•Teds. The Rev. Frederick Henry Grey, M.A.. to the Curacy of St. Andrew's Church. Halstead, Toltec. The Rev. H. H. Jones, M.A., to the Archdeacon'''. of Demerara. and to the Rectory of St. George. George Town, Demoted'. The Rev. Samuel Bentley, 8.A., to the Curacy of Ashton Revnes. near Crlrklaile. The Res, J. Richards, to the Incumbency of Bettws, near C ar inarthen. The Rev. William Strong Illticke. M.A., to the Curacy of Hsu dingstone, Northamptonshire. The Very Rev. Samuel Hood, P.D., the Rev. 3. P. Beige, in, M.A., and the Rev. H M. Mapleton, have been appointed to honorary Canonties in the Collegiate Church of ('umbrae. The Rev. A'tn. Henry Edwards, R.D., to the Rectory of St. Botolph, Cambridge. The Rev. John Newton Pcill, 8.D., to the Rectory of Newton Toney, near Choldertnn. Wiltshire. The Rev. Clement Gilbert, M.A., to the Vicarage of Itetnsby, near Great Yarmouth. The Rev. Henry Meeres, M.A., to the Incumbency of St. Bartholomew's Cfinreh. Roeheater. The Rev. G. Armitage. M.A., to the Incumbency of the new church of Silverdale, Staffonicitire. The Rev. Thomas Garrett, VI A., to the Rectory of Vete, in the diocese of Jamaica. The Rev. R. H. Blakey. MA., has been appointed Bursar of the University of Durham. The Rev. James Rome, jun., MA., to the Chaplaincy of Uni versity Collette. The Rev. John Flowerdew Colia,D.D., to the Rectory of Lain• don, with Basildon annexed, near Billericay, Essex. The Dean and Chapter of Lincoln have offered the Vicarage of Bicker, neat Donlogion. to the Rev. F. J. Jeremie, M.A. The Rev. W. E. Buckley, MA., to the Rectory of Middleton Cheney. Northamptonshi re. Theßev. James Drummond, M.A., and the Rev. Thomas Fell, jun .11. A., to Honored Canonries iu Peterborough Cathedral. The Rev. Ralph Wilde. M.A. to the Vicarage of Kildillealien. The Rev. W. I.andford, M.A., to the Incumbency of Bicton, Shropshire. The Rev. R. Dudding, Ks., to the Currey of Lttlford, near Wilt ROM& THE PRESS. VACANCIES. A Canonry Reddeutiary in the Cathedral Churvh of St. David's, by the death of the Rev. Charles Philipps, R.D. Value unarm tained ; iu the gift of the Bishop of St. David a. The Vielllll4lo of St. Mary. Pembroke. with the Vicarage of St. Michael. said the Vicarage of St. Nichol**. %Mite about Nool. year; in the gift of Sir .1. Owen, Bart.. M.P. The Vicarage of St. TS' I's, near Pembroke. Value XV& per annum ;in the gift of the Mahop and Canons of St. David's. And the Incuni- Wiley of Llaitiginniug. near St. Clears, Camino' ~,,, shim. Value Oa a year; in the gift of Mr..l. 1.. Phillip, by the death of the Rev. C. Philipps, It D. The Rectory of St. Alban, Wootdstreet. with St. Olive. Silver. street. 141111e‘vtl, iu the city and diocese of London, by the death of the Rev..l. Abraham Roberts, M.A. Value about :1001. a year ; iu the gift of Eton College and the Dean and Chapter of St. Pant's Cathedral, alternately. The Rectory of Sunuitigwell, near Abingdon, Berkshire, by tho• death of the lbw. Retire Bowyer, M.A.; worth 3JOI. a year, to the gift of Sir ueorse Router, Bart. The Curacy of st. Matthias Church, Liverpool. by the resigna• non of the Rev. Dr. tivorge Aspitiall; In the gift of the Rev. Riehard Walker, M.A. The Vicarage 14 south 'Milani, with the Itiemnbetisy of ?diddle Littleton annexed. near Lie+haul, by the death of the Rev. Iletirt Macklin. M A. ; worth disit, a veer. in the gift of the Pesu and Calloll• of lirim Church, Oxford. ilniottsitti cliattiligtntt. OX FOR ltours: SANst.tur Sk tiotAssuirs.—There sill be au ex. aminntion for a seholaiship on this foundation on Thurs. day. November 24. Another Seholsivitip will be vacated in Lent Term, in eonse(ptence of the seholar having been nominated to an appointment by the lion. the East India Company. Tux CURATORS or THE TAtt.oft INsTITUTION intend to proceed to the nomination of a Professor of Uu t iern European Languages on that foundation early in the eta suing Hilary Term. IN consequence of the Bev. John Barrow, R.D., of Queen's College. and the ..ev. Edward 1110nroe, o f Oriel College, having resigned the odtceuf Select Preacher, the Rev. Joseph Edmond Riddle, A., of St. Edmond Hall, Itampton Lecturer in 1'. 4 52, incumbent of St. Philip's and St. James, Leckhanipton, Gloucestershire, and the Rev. Charles Page Eden. ALA, late fellow of Oriel College, and vicar of Aberford, Yorkshire, have been appointed to fll the vacancies. THE BODLFIAN LIBRARY closed on Monday. and will re• main closed until the Ath instant. The annual visitation will take place on the Bth instant, by the Curators, on which occasion a Latin speech will be delivered in the School of Natural Philosophy. The orator will be ape pointed by the Dean of Christ Church. TN A CONVOCATION holden on Thursday the honorary d egree o f D oc tor i n Divinity was conferred on the Rev. John Armstrong. M A.. Bishop Designate of Graham's Town. The next degree will be Thursday, the loin No vember. CAMBRIDGE. The following degrees have been conferred : Iseorporate M.A.—.111111)01 Moor*, 'Tenn' , Collage. Dublin. M.A.—Herbert Broom Triulty Colley,: W. S. Turnbull, St. Peter'is Collocre ; C.. 1. Gill, Ftliniftniirl cullrge. LL./..—Thomas Wereker, Sidney college. A SENIOR Fr t.t.owantr in Clare Hall has became vacant by the death of the Rev. William Kaye Reeve, M.A. Tine Vtcr•Cuanxt.t.ox (the Rev. the Mintier of Corpus Christi College) resigned his office on Thursday. his academical period having expired. His successor, the Rev. Dr. °Mart, Master of Trinity Hall, was elected yesterday (Friday). TAP! rtFCTlnll To EICIVOLAIIPATtiI at St. John's Coll ego will take place on Monday next, Nov. 7. DURHAM. The following degrees have been conferred :-- The Rev. II Ifolden, Balitol College. Oafs rd. M.A.. nd modes. M.A.—The Rev. W. Whyatt, Bishop Hatfield 114; the Rev. J. Dodd, Vnivereity College. B.A.—H. Ruck Keene. rnivermitv College ; W. H. Lukio, Bishop Hatfield Hall ; T. 14Tfh.Blehop Hatileld Hall ti 4t girmg. WAR OFFICE, Ocionzu VS. let or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards John Byron Bletikinsopp Coolsou, cent., to be Entilgu and Licutenaut, by purchase, vice Mir Charles Russell, Bart. bcots Fusilier Guards—Ensign and Lieut. Dtmcotabo Fred. Dot Buckley to be Lieutenant and Captalu, by purchase. vice Mercer-Henderson, who retires ; Fusign Francis Lambton, from tie 27th Foot, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Buckley. Ist Foot—Ensign James Wm. Hassell, from the Nib Foot, to be Ensign, vice Oakley. appointed to the 84th Foot. 4th Foot—Ensign Hon. Augustus Henry Archibald Anson, from the 44th Foot, U, be Ensign, vice limy E. Forster, who retires. sth Foot—l.eut. Gartahore stirling Home to be Capteiti, by purchase, vice scroggs. who retiree ileeon Lieut. Wm , Mareon Carter to be First Lieutenant, by purchase, d vice Home; Robert Moore, Gent., to be Sekund Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Carter. 15th Foot—lieut. Richard Millhank Tilghman to be Pernalner. vice Havers. who resigns. 17th Foot—Ensign Junes Drowns Horner Boyd to be Lieu. tenant, by purchase, vice Cita:Okra, who retires; Chas. Graque Grant, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase. vice Boyd. 22nd Foot—AssistantSurgeon Janus COglilln, from the s6th Foot, to be Surgeon, vies Currie, appointed to the 70th Foot. 27th Foot Malcolm Drunittiond Marquis Drummond de Melfort, Viscount Forth, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Lamle ton, promoted In the Scots Fusilier Guards. 41th Foot—Francis John Mercy, Gent., to be Ensign, by put'. chase, vice the Hon. A. H. A. Anson, appointed to the 4th Foot. 45th Foot—Ensign Richard I.luelhsn to be Lieutenant, by pur. chase, vice I.ennard, who retires; George Morland Hutton, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase. Mee Iluellyn. stoth Foot—Captain Stephen Ponsouby Pemucke, from half. pay. unattsched. to be Captain, vies Gordon, who exchanges ; Lieut. Edwyn F. Bridges Scudarnore Stanhope to be Captain, by purchase, vice Peacock., who retires; Ensigu Gerrard Callaghan owe to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice staisbopo ; Boma Winter, Oat., to 1,4 Lukigo, by purchase, Nice Howe. 10th root—Asteonti Witt. Hugh Parker hiontraswry to be First luoutssant, by purchase. vire Cookliurs, whore pcssantigg, Dy purchase. on gOth neptionber. 18b3, hasbeen eancollal. eYtal Foot—Ensiot tinthant Hay to be I.leutensnt. I.y ptir• chase, %ice Hurray, who retires; lhohard Draper Tsmpletuan, tient • to 1..' Fusty% by purehase. vire !lay. tattle Foot—Ettswn Drury Attfrrro Leggett to be Lieutenant, Dt purchase. the I:100kt% wko lIPOIOII. 7011 Foot--rturgeou Samuel Cursic, U.D from di* 22u4 Foot. to be Sllrgt`oll, Dames, ticeen , etl. 'lst Foot—Ensign sir Lionel Flared Stunk Hart . to bo lA** tenant, by purchase, Tsai liorue. promoted; John Charles kitalth Puy cr bent., to be Filsign, by purcloote. lies Smith ; I.leut. Itobert Chula* Wu+. ntuart to be Asktutatit, %WO Hog**. promoted. Nth Foot—Ensign George John Ants Oakley. theta the let I'..q. 1,, he Ensign, %ice Ilassell, appolutetl to the Ist Foot Stith Foot- -At sistant•surgeon Fnutots I.ewls Fitsgerabl, frogs tar the \t ad', W bo vicetut 111.1 Foot. Weel hulls Bei:intent —llmaphry Julia 01Het Atlilowa, io be ASIIIIItani .suumeuu, %Joe llattrlr, ilikeeiicti r a w,•,t India Itcgmbeitt —Fred. Win. hours, theist, t.. be Assistani:Sitruipea, %ice deceased. Brevet -captain Stephen l'ouboull l'eacycke, of lbe .tilt Foot. to be tledor In the Army. u na l ( pciled-- . 1%) 1.,. 1 . 411.1811114, without pureliage: Lieut. Gourds Sinclair, Cron ball pay Nita Foot. Lieut. Jaeub til)ti Boger*. trout Italf•ray totattabliebl Ibietbb Matthew Frederick swab.. from lbalf•p011 1 1 1 at Foot; Llrut. Wm. Fraucts Webeter. from bait ray Ceylon Iteginient Went. John Inuisn, n o w h a u l " cud Foot; tiout John bulivini. frone the Dinh rout. Iloopital eltait-lbuteati Alex. Campbell Fritter, M.D., to be Asalateut-Surgebba to the Forces, vice Viu•Oerahl. ambulated 11/ the tolth loot; John Eldon Young, WV., to bo di m i,,iaut.durgiqu to the Forces. Hoe Paridien. appointed to the alth Foul. Memorandum-The Chrietbabi ibt iiiii •bb of I hoe, of di. 7th Light Pregouue. are Augustus Frederic Weutsurth. OF ORDNANCE, t)t.ropta al. Rove! Reafinont of Artiller)--eolitaln auil Wrovet• 'Major Jobu Walk,r to be fieutetiant4'ulotiol. eke Bobo, t lecesataa: • oond Capinal ltielir , l Mutton Adair to be Captain. elev. Walker ; Fu at Lieut. Win. I.ortilitee I)uniarasq a , bo Segued Captain, vke Adair. Second I.leut. Hobart to b• • I.oluteneut, two tbustutte.q. Corp , of ltot Seeutiil Lieut. Jima rontesity Col to ho First Lteuteumut. vies Iluiclitnaou. deceased. itt Ilabg. I.irtneunnts Hem, Crocker (1811), on the active bat, and 'Paul tiritlith I'antou 18121, on the reserved beltpay lint, lucre accepted the retired nitik of t witimintieler ou the list of ltiB. l , but without any increase of hay, Inasmuch la they are within the number of the senior lieutenants. Ite.Atiniiral Corry will put to sea with the ChoDel fleet front Shithead in about a fortnight. and CIAlillO towards I.ieboti, unless hoetilitien fa the Fast should require them to serve elsewhere. The deal is matting fvt sea nervier. Armigementa for enrolling the coastvolunteer (vim!. and the appointment of captnitio. commanders, to the dlip trivia. w ill 5(1101 be The following line•otbsttle ships, now in the home ports, lamielieel within the last thirty yeays, have Wirer been to scat—(loyal George, It(); Neptune. 120 ; Neboli• 11n ; St. Oeorge,llo ; Royal William. 110 ; Traterloo. 1110 ; Royal Adelaide. 114 : Quern Charlotte, 101 CatnPeraswite 101; Clarence, tnt Boenlney. t 44 ; CONI•110, MO; Hintiemdan, 78 ; Achille, 79 : Fonefrogast, 7tl ; llawktl , 71; Melt. ille, 711 ; Blake, 71 ; &Nona, 72 ; Pitt, 72; Chet. ham, 71; D(fence. 72; Devonshire, 72; Penedo , . 72 ; auk wog, 72 ; Minotaier, 71; Mselgetatv. 72 ; Wellington, ; Victorious, 72 ; Stirling Castle, 71 ; &waves, 70. Lieutenant the Hon. Fitzgerald A. Foley (1818), dig lieutenant to fleet... Admiral Price, the commander•iwebfei for the Pacitie. has been appointed first lieutenant of lb, royal yacht l'icforie and Albert ( *vain Pone eleputy•governor of the convict establish• meat at Pentland. is appointed governor of the Warrior conriet•hulk et Woolwich. APPOINTWENTS AND PROMOTIONS. APPOII4IIIIIITi. Captaim—Ritht Honourable Lent Clarence Fdsrerd (lode), to the Prineen Royal. to, screw steam-ship, counuiset nl cm Saturday at Portsmouth. Commander—James George Mackenzie (1647), to the Primal, Roved. Lieutenenta—John lianturs Childs, to the Princes. llopril; Frederick A. 11 crauturil (Islet). William H. Joneso the 0852), °furls F. But t tese (two), Morn') (148), t Primers Royal; William It. I tphlnstune (164 e), John H. 010 lier (1091). Edward H. L. Ray (164 y), to the Royal °rove i Chutes A. R. Pocock (16541), to the Excellent; and Richard B. Pews* (IP51). to be Flag Lieutenant to Commodore tittperintendliwi Mielisol Seymour at bovouport ; E. If. Howard (Imb3) has been selected by Iteat-Adotiral Pike, the Commander•ltothief for tlw Pacific, for his Flag I.leutimant. Surti...tia c. Walsh (184 el, to the Frolle, le, xp, at Pcrletnooth ; Philip Toms, W D. (1654), to the Royal tseoric,llo. screw steaat•ship. et tvheetusss. Aselstitut•Surtit.onr—Oeorte Newton (1652), acting In the Bitten', 1., sloop. on the East loth station, la cold - trued as Assistant4tutteun to that vessel. Herbert 11. elockersie (1414 to the Ittrienton. stestwsloop, at Woolwich ; Charles H. Wtin4 (184 7 ). to the dello, tit., it lisetLaus ; t Latles E. Slay Mir (lit 01), to the Riled Hospital, Plymonth. chief Entsineera—John R Cinch, In chart. of the ossehmeey of the R.. 1101 iirewpi, Pao. screw steamship, At %fleetness, is eppootted t Mut Ettffinsier to her now that she has !mot conant stoned at that port by Coptain Henry J. Codriutton , t Mr. Urquhart, to the (' friar ; Mr. Burt. to the ilro•oteroe; tiootte I. Keeton, to take (diem of the machinery ut the Dosimiless, screw steassa•frigata, at I'ortesanuth. t. haplain—Ray. James henry Lang, M.A., to the 116:01 Churls. at Sheeniest,. Paymasters—Ben)amin Dyer (1624), to the Royal 00org• Henry Routh (P4O), to the Princess Rowel : James 11. Tositla (181Soi. to the Frolic, 16, at Portsmouth; lisorte IS. tale* (HSI), to the Pultoptrosta, Stesm•aloor. on the west coast of Africa sta tion ; James W. P. Foord (149), to the how. at Chatham. Clerk in Charste--William A. Ward (1146). to the /Omen. screw steatn•slimp, at ViroolWlclr. Masters--ticorge Biddleconli• (1635), to the level George; John Jarvis (1 0 11).10 010 Princess Royal T. B. to HMI Frotfr. 19 Portsmouth ; 0. T. 11..dges, to the SI. OW /e; 1911. Devonport. Mates —Wellesley Citatory (1652), to the Potosi Geary; _Wil liam A. Cantles 1 .11 , 62 1 , to the Ditnessed, 20, at Sheerness; W.