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f altsiastital. PREFIAIMENTs AND .11'1'0INTMENTs. The Itev. WeDiane Itaa Invent, M.A., tit the Rectory Of eheillturgle, setthilk. Ina Rev. Thainiaa Ilervey. M.A., to the Rectory of l'olliter, pith Prior w Beau atiewxed, near Alton, I latiolialtire. The Day t'ollia, M. t., Hew! Meister i.l Itroin•;o‘.• thpitiusar Ich , aol, to au 111 war) I *las..iiry ill Wore..-ter . iltlit•• 'trod. The !tee. !Ivory ssss er Wright, IL'.., to the Cut looy of Per. The Itev.W. F. Ebrine, , ton, 8.A., to thee Curacy of St. Alkti ttttt .fa, Derby. The Hey. .1. Wooten, ILA., to the ('hi'll'y of St. Melanges l'harch, The Ik%. It. A. Julian, 11,A., to the Incutitheney of lloly silty Church, Plymouth. 11ev. tweil Mer4eti, to the Curacy of Tamil) I bu'l'b, T.dthri.hte•ikelln. Th. Iv,. stephili to the Inc liceiey of Church, lliiileleratield. The Ike. William Tettlesek. It A., to the Isicutubeuey of the New Church, Itark The Rev. E. V. chappell, Conl e y of Itotlipell, near Knight tilde, 11. A., to the Incumbency of North 11.•ctois. near Itrisaford. The 11.•%. I:. *Ewell*, 111 OW 'Wavy of Wakeilel.l. itev..1..1.4, rAwlit I.alice, ILA the Wool Demeery of Frei% Lerne. Th.. Itoi..lauteei titration Cole, M.A., to the A•iiii-ditiet Unreel Ike/Awe) of I •reit kerne. %.A., to the Prebendal Stall at 11tein, lee the l'atheAral isterela of Wrll4. The Met.. tlertatotilier Ridley Pears. 41, to the locum. !whey ofM 11 ork. ,111 . Weil 4. Till . Mo.. ti..aysu SIII4II/. M.A., to the Vicarage of %Tele) r, Cocoa all. The Itev. John ll.da rt Nankinvell, M.A., to the Irlil'll4l ui 111041, 11..01u hire. The 11. M Aker, 11. A., to the Curacy of ItuNliall, hear tatoweliaik.t. '1'1..• Bev. 11. 11..110 , 46.111 11..% , to the. ('nruey of lukher row, 'war 11,s1eenier. The Timmer, Frederick tile ttttt M.A., to the Itcctory of Sonde Balton near Bei erley. Bev. %V. Howard, M.A., to the Iteetory st. Beter'a, Not. tiloows. itut..s. 14. 5t...14,10,,,m, 1t..% ~ to the 1141:tey of St. Youth , .16111*I'll. The Iti.V.•1411111 Itatet Wakefield, 11. A., to the 111 , 11111114 . 114 . ) of Soot Hear Itliek pool. The Be.. Wray to the Curiaey oft. Pant- Chile eh, l're 'toes. The Hey. 11. 11. Iligulsea, M. %., 1144 heels e!erle,l I'llaphtha of the Lnualle .%.11 WM, Itaiteleill. Laneasleire. 'rho. Bet. A. Bell, leo" been appointed till' nut Wellieed , Tow It, I ape oor I ioitml 14,11.•. Th.. Ilex. A. I.e Bowel. 11. A.. luta been Nat al lii-tractor 61 her Mikie.lY . " T. l,o ' l '. IRELAND. Tile Ile v. It. I'. 1'0r...11, to the t'llra..) of It .11....1), I , ..liudy Tip. iterary. Th.• it.% w. yomw, hi itan ttttt uu.l risry, cottony Tipperary. T 1... IL .1..1.1. Hemphill, t.. (be I T o mpletii,.l,y, vomits Tipperary. Th.. lie.. I 'lllAvy St. .1411111 . • , , (411110 111 Ite‘. llogis P. Flynt., to this c....tey or county 110-I,IIIIIIOM. it , V. .1. neer... to this coney of , colony 14 iii., T 1... Het. Ileory 11 , r), to dm 'tintey of Kilkeotata, comity Hoa r.. on. '11... IL. ..1. tiainley, to the Curacy of Onto, county Itegeoui- Tito Hey. Ariu4ruug, to the Curacy of Abingdon, colony 11.inarriek. Tito Iles . . F. 11. IVidUleld, 10 the ciitotey of llorek.un, comity We , ford. earoon, to the Convoy of Tallow. c, ty N'alerford. Tho it... wmrl 11. 3.1..p1e, to this 1.,,.6, 411 ,1 o r m o ,i e ni u ,,, co iiii ty Waterford. V.%C.Vs;rl ..... . The Ileetor% ..f I'llrrtield. iti•ttr Wii kwar. I/1 Ole avail' of die Itet. Prosikeril •liities, M.A. Width loot. IS the gill of N1E..1. Neelil, M.l'. 'lll6. Ileetorr of 1' near 1:41-1 11Kley, IterkAire, by the derlh of the liev. Itieltor.l Prittiker.l.l.osier, M. Worth 4001. it 3 ear the gift of T. A l'ivbeteilal at. r.‘eter by the iletitlie of the l'oiiii•roy rt. .1.N1., * 11114 lilt` s irurrge of W 01111, in Corm% all. The Iteebsry of K. 18,111401. Devon, by lbw 1111401 Or the Rev. tiotitge % %Mime St. ‘tiklivw, with boei4ll-1t Chapel, be the of the Rev. i,.4113a 1111 , 11i.V. Wl.l'lll *Ilion( ultl/. iier is ...... ill; its the gift of Colonel Mitelteli. of Ibireht,ter, Th Reetory of lloekliusil. heal' Reiitrute, by the death of the llev. 'UII,IIIIIII MA. Worth too/. it year in the tiiit of hits w.tr.leit Noel fellow. , of .111 S. MI . 11111 . !!1 . . I k ford. . . . . Tho of S i. h Paul Mloriiiiiolistio, kir of Ilse of 1110 lieV. Wsillisoi Motu+ Parker, M.A. Worth 1140 is ‘••:u :lu til.' , !Irt of OW 11 1{01 1 01 4 ., M.A., rreisir of Wlshitinirlinto. Vielo•atte sit (lull. by 111.. lit ..11)..1i.011 Or lite lilts. T. F. SilU/111.111s. Worths )5..0 . ; 111 the gift of the I.orsl t'liatteallor• 'rite 11. t iry of flint Devare.ltim by the &oak nt the Rev. l'tenii,trk, MA. Wartli 24 W, w yettr ;iu the vitt 4 lis•iii . rs 4 Lont IcA t s, . 16 5. 1.1‘515;:l. of LIOU 5 . 4 , with the ~ f V pas It. Ilear I ; the death of the Ite‘..lsilio 11 . 11hitio.s. The ttilite.l sir vi I silk wig. Rh ,' sr ,, in tlie r n „h. An This. i.ci.witiplstlt, near Whitelniven, by the &alb of the titilluttaks, MA. Woad' :Ithlq. a year; iu the gift of Mr. J. I. Iliiper. 'the Iteeiory of Santini 110na..., near Thetford, ttarth r'ow, and the Inemalieney .d I haininini santsin, near Itraiiilitii erry. a °rib tai/. a )ear, be hiss. &nth of Ilie Iles. liottry Mau., M..t. rot It liettetires *re his lilt` rift of I.anl W. Paulen. • ~lnibcrsit, ntclGgrnct. OXF0111). A cointwation 1V:44 ltohlett yesterday wed:. %%lien a letter ui t,untivatti n, front the Earl ,r I it•uh3, Its t tot' tho ll ill for the lweoli.l tittle the tle‘. ar Ilicittl I.3Uch Cott .11 ; V.V. ; rioNot vi Worcester Co r•rget THE PRESS. Vice-Chancellor fur the ensuing veer, was read by the senior Proctor, the Itev. Drummond Percy Chase, NIA., awl received the approbation of the house. The Vice- Chancellor, previous to his re-eketion, made the Latin oral' , recapitulating the great nelaelllielll of the past year in connection with the University. The following heads of houses were then nominated by the Vice-Chancellor to exercise his power in ease of Minims or necessary absenve irum the University, viz.:—The Bev. I)r S)Witllthi, of Watlham College; the Rev. 1/r. Plumetre, 'nester of University College ; the Rev. l ir. Williams, warden of New College ; the Rev. Dr. !Jarring ton, principal of Itruswoutio College. The two first named, being !present, sterept..ll 141 W •, VIA the usual oaths, Una Made i ll. necessa y J ee l u r u tiun ; after which the l'onvocie lion was dissolved. The Vice-I liiineelbsr has appi•inteil .1. Phillips, Esq., Secretary to the Itritish Assiwiathin. and of Magdalen l'ollegr, as $111 . 1 . 1141.1411 . to lab' It. E. the I Oepoty The of l'astoral 'Theology, 1/r. t/gilvie, intends to Begin his course of lee:urea of the present term ou Tue,ilay, the 'nth of °ember. The Itegius Professor of Divinity intends to commence a 4.011114 e of public lectures on 'Flaurtiday, the 17th of No vember. _ . ...... The Profeasor of Eeeletti►ult.ietl lii%tu►•y proprew, t+► begin Ilia leeturea 011 Atomlay, I lettilwr •:I. with tw,s olakistea—otte ►.,t n ►urueing the comae of history. the other entering the fifth century. Ou Monday, toeing the linst day of btieltaehuuy, t► rm. the following degree% were conferred, viz. MA.--.%l6rit Maim/is, Itrumout.mo Cu11..g...; Rev Jame., Wanklyn, Trinity college. 11. A.—Robert Ilervi) i'liareley, St. Mary Mall. (.1111111111/61.:. I:►.re nos uF ITNivriiNtry (WW►rta►o ro►► IS:a-I.—At a e‘otiregitthill holden on Monthly, the tilalennetitioncil gentlemen were appo 'holed to till the otlices attached to their respecti►e natties for the mooting academical year : Proetors—ltev. F:Jbran! Heed Thee.l, M.A., Vice-Prows, of king's 444Iege; Mar. M)nora Bright, M.A., President of Mag dalen l'ollege. Sertitutors—llev. Wm. Sind, M.A., St. Peter's College; Hey. I; rorge Fearias Itener, St College. Ta‘ors—ltev. Hick rerguison, M.A., Pembroke College; I„•%. •11.1111 I (w) s, M.A., C OWN College. Moderators—H.4 .v. Cherie , Fred. Mackenzie, M.A., CatiwiCol 'el..; Wm. Walton, M.A., Trinity College. A tullbors—ller. 110 r. Okett. P*,, ost of liinr'4 4.,,110 4 0 ; Rev. Win. Marsh, M..%.. Trinity Ilan; Rev. Win. Emery, Sl.A.,Cormis Christi College. The following slegree+ were conferred F. St. John's l'olle:te; It. A. hit!. Ent minuet l'ltilege. it. A.-13. S. College; E. A. Fuller, Emmanuel The undermentioned gentlemen hair lleen vlcen.,l lown 'Trinity t 'ollege:— Third lean—P .Iwitni Win. More, lieorge Burn, Nlitrtyn Gorham, George Valentine Wv and Vear—Ei J LIMNS 1 .1'111111 . 11..1V 44444 11.1, Etl.4i Uhl WIMP 11e1..111 0h.% 3 . . . . , The e‘l 111 l ination fin. Ilse licence .1,1 Pris, 611111110 m 21feoli ei ma %ill Isu elm*. lin Monday, October :11, at the Arts' Schools, lender the Imblic library, anti will cont . Oft that and lite them following d ays. . . The Jack,olliall proles:stir has giVell 11440. HMI WI Alun• day, lh•tohtr YI, ill. trill 4.41111111e11ee a comwe of twenty-six lectures on ineelianics and mechanism, and their applica tion to manufacturing processes, the steam-engine, The lectures will be delivered every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. tte Slikl. Nrw %CUT FOIL Mal Al t.ar:s•rv.—The Admiralty have determined to give her Majesty a new yacht, to suiwrsede the old l'icieria and Albert. This new royal vessel will Ife eoustrueted Of irtm. a material superior in every respect to wossl. In this deterniinati .. the Admiralty are protupted by Ihr immense cost that must have been incurred iu tinkering up a load ship, and by tJ u • hope of providing for the t►ucen Vessel worthy to represent the naval archi tecture and marine engineering skill of tireat Britain. England has the largest. Most IN,Werflll. 1111.1 swiftest men. of.wan• oil die ocean—the Poke Wellington, St. Jean .1'.4ere..t... England is., also, the largest, fleetest, and most elegantly-lilted un•rvaitile stemn-ships that were etcr launched—from the great P e ninsular and oriental com pany's ship Himalaya. of :I,:etMl runs , built of iron, to the fifteen-knots-an•lli The ',revise dimen sions proposed tin• the new yacht are 110 i aWlolmred , but it is said that a tcssel of about •!M4) feet long, and. 'swinge*, :I; feet broad, will Is. suggested. It is not yet decided whether the new yacht will be fitted with the sceew or with pa.ldle•wheels. last the latter, iteeording to several reports, are preferred by the highest authority. Th e new rieforia fool Albert will be built from an approved Ad miralty design, c.u•ri.rl snit by the largest and most cmiwcut ship-building establishment in the• country. The Royal yacht p►'omotions this year include Lieu tenant Charles It. t'atter I, Sio), One of till. WIIitIES 1111010, 10 the rank of et,llllllfilltler ; and Alm', Edward Wilmot, It. 1.. 11. Anson, and ti. L. Sulivan, to the rank of lieu tenant. Arll%e lasr ui t• u. rAtss.—The number of o fficer s on the active list of captain's now is 113.2. Ity the plan of naval rt.lircinilit of .tune. l aI, they are to hi' reduced tor Won, h the promotion of one to three vacancies. tterstso or rip: Kr% ii ‘to I kwKs.—This great national work was praetically ripened this day week by her Majesty's ship (dares loving taken into clock, in the presence of the Port Admiral, sir .lobs ominamwy, and tinnily; l'inumodore Seytiwar ; 'i.lioncl Williams, R.E., °Meer of works ; the principal of the dockyard, and a huge coucourbc of iit.orle. SATURDAY, Commalider 311 lure, tattler whom the uorth•wem pas. WWl' ILIS at leligill been loaeve.s,folly see t implita te d, h it , been pn tuutel to the rank 1)1 Captain. t'aptain 11ravea, the 'Laval surveyoruf the Me,literrane.nt, 11:h been lipi • ted supointeutlent of the porta at Nlalta. "•••-•-• AI'I'OISTMENI'S .tNII I'IIOIItrIIIINS. Chaplain awl Naval I netntetor—ltev. John M. Eduard* (IpeW, to the Ajax, Nerew htearai-alliii, at Davorilairt. Jolitoem tle:10), fr ti,, Boaeotren, 70, guard- Map ..f ordinary, at Chatham, to command the Apollo, troulealiiii, at Slieeraes , i. Second Mieders—: I rit ry ti.TII4IIUM.O (11/ 47). AVM likitheim, te•rew steam glued...hip, to the Mada(lutcor reetivissg-ship, fi t ting a t 1),.%,..ip.irt ILr Itio ; l i.luud t . Drew (185.1), to the ithwheiut, vice ; S. 41011.11 am (1b51), to the .Ipullo h ture.ahtp, at Slieerne..A. Marlene Ahritstatit , —Samuel M. Spry awl Thouis* M. T. Quinn !MVO received their first alpointinetits. Surgeons —II. W. rhute, to the IFind u 50, Nag-ship, Ea-t ludiea ; 'laugh Jameson (1614.), to the Nristestor, 110, guara.ship of orthuitry, ut l'ortamotalt. Arei,titut-Sitrgeou—tlark A. INeket, set %lug in the Ericoakt..r, 11, mere*. *team-1414, since September, IsOl, lint been continued to that vetteel. Alsaistant.Estgiuerra—l'. Freehorti, to the iluetelie, at.rew. frigate. Sit...onto .; W. Itrown and Jitillet4 Ifitithea, to the Blea• Nita, at, screw, Ftort,iiiiiatli liertraw and Frederick 101 lIIs iittine, 60, ' , crew , Dev.aiport ; 11enry .1. Sollt-.1 ; "I' the find class, i* promoted to the ree.a..l ene.a. Iloyle (105.1), to the :tom..Nu..a, Ul, screw steaw. wetens bquaiiruis. nt lun. Lientettant-l'olonel Alexander '1'11114)11, Royal Artillery, who for a yousiderable time past bath the charge of tl.e powder-mills at Waltham Abbey, is appointed inspector 4 f the Royal Carriage Department ut the Arseimi, W. saw iele, in the room of Camel .lateles N. Coliptleibitit, deceased. The Earl of Cardigan retires from the 11th Hussars directly the drill season closes. Th,• step will go in the regiment. Major Douglas succeeds to the lieutenant coloncley : Captain Edmund Peel, to the majority ; Lieu tenant 1(1141 Adjutant Ennis, to a trial, ; and the tiding 11its14.4*, 1..4411,144 R. 11. R. Elongate, to a lieutenaney. Thee reason GA' 11164 retirement is sum to be that Pre long the Duke of Cambridge will be appointee! to the cont• inuatilersbip of the forces in Ireland. itnil that the Earl of Cardigan will succeed his Royal Highness as inspector generid of cavalry. WAR-OFFICE, Ocrotipm 11. 4th K. cut of Dragoon Guards—cornet Charles Fleet wood Shawn to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Pete-son, who retires. let Dcarmons—Lieutenatet .tsars Ainslia to be Captain, by purchase, vice Croft, who retire.; Comet Edmund Pepjr. to b. , Lieutenant, by purchase, vice.thislie. lull Littl,t Dragoons--Liemenant David lherclay to be cap tain, 14) imp.litow. vies 'ley wyssl, who retires ; Cornet Ferdinand collet Danbury WillillUis to 100 Lieuteomet, by purchase, vice I tarelay. 7th 14.0181.4 d of Fisit—First Lieutenant Jettlie4 hum the 4 Ird Foot, to be Lieutenant, %ice Mosley, appolutesll..l • master 20th Foot. silt Flll4--LieUtellallt Quartermaster Charles Sutherland Dowsiiii, from the 99111 Foot, to to Lieutenant, %ice Walsli,ap putt. t cil Quarto stet 99th. I .sots 2011 i Foot —l.ienteisitut Godfrey G.sslmau Mosky, lbou the th Foot, to Ike I'l*lstil,ter, vice numb, who retires upon lialf-pay. 29th Fast---Lieweisant Timothy Wal,h, from the stli toot, to be Quartermaster, vies Domain, appoititetl Lieutenant silt Foot. 4:ith Foot—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Hallam 11'.trcy Kyle to be Lientmeatit.Colouel, by purchase, vice Brevet Colonel 'toys, who retires. tsihi Foot --Chrlattopher lithe Wilkinson, Gent., to Le Ensign, by jiiireliase, vier Fuller, who retires. ;0(11 I.llot—EsaKirti Matthew Dell to be Lieutenant, without letrchiee, vice chute, des•easisl. 78111 Foot—John tient., to hue Ensign, by purelia.e, vice !Arington, who retires. 9stli Foot—Brevet Lieut.• Col. henry Bates to h* Major, by purchase, vice Jettery, who retiree; I.leitt I:etirge Itowden I ficksisit Cleveland to be Captain, by purchase, %ice (Hates; Daniel Litton Ilcwsuu, livid., to be Ensign, by purchase. Ride Drigade--First Lieut. Don. William Charles Colville to he cotaiii, by purchase, vice De lotion., who retires; sessile' Lieutenant Arthur Frederick Warren to be First Lieutenant, by purcha,e, %tee Coll i : I art Frederick Gnats seitherla nil Love sou Dower to he Second Lieutenant, by purchase, %lee Warren. Deland statf—Arehileald Alexander Catupbel, Gent., to be Assistant rieuveou to the Fureetl, vice TOlller, appointed to the ;alb "'out. 0011MIPIIRIONS SIGNF.I4 uY T.OItI).I.I6tI'ENANT4. ........... . —The Ilou. Anthony dolma Ashley to he Deputy. Identeentut. tineeit's Own Light Infantry 'Regiment of Tower Ilituleti Militia-4..11u clouded Sandell, tient., to he Lieutenant, Vit'd I UllibV, 1)11 ) Ist Regiment of the Royal StuTey Militia—William Plitt, Esq., to hr emptakii), vilbe I lOn Platt, re,ferne.l. WtAt someriet Itegitneut lieoutinry Laval ry—Fratitig Meade Ettstutent, Gent., to be Cornet, viee Reynolds, resigned. glisullana. Tim tit:to/AN rot: r, HENRY HEINE, has for many years past been struck with paralysis. Ills litub•, his laxly, his features. even to his very eyelids, are lame, and to all pal poses like those of a dead man. Indeed it may lay said that lain only lingers in the brain and tongue—the man is a were corpse: the. poet alone survives. An exile from lo s country for many long years past, and for many yeats past, bit), a eettthe to illness in the back room of a small apar:• Intuit in the Faubourg Poissootiere at Faris, the poet, vilatke vaily flights of Cutey civateol a ucw Celt in ticrutato lyne•—• and, one might almost say, in t;,11111111 politics and relign..n —ll:is still been active; and, if not his best, at least Its ti140.4t pungent books have issued from that his hg head s:• tangled too a dead loooly, which keeps Its long et gtlß in the heart of the !label of France.—Netr Qua rterly MTh-or. Moil of the select committee appointed to take into consideration the subject of assurance associations, together with the vulumilattut) cviticuce, was publiAtcd TuvA:ty hut. 572