Star. — London, England, 1816-10-14 00:00:00

QUARREL Al' TES BAR. /n a trial *ere Mr.Voityos SISJIANT Mid a London Juty, itiSatordey 1004 the .6th instant. Mr. At.t.ii appeared as Counsel for the prosecution, slid Was opposed to Mr. Anot.enos, , who seek as Counsel ! or the prisoner . - During the progress of the CAN sume warmth ot feeling was esprealed by the contending Advucates. As the trial advanced; however. fresh occasion was given in a personal =miner, ,notistprars, by the Learned Counsel for the prisoner, .for ;cation on the part of Mr. Aust. who said in the hearing of every body. that a Court of Justice was not the place to manifest personal Peelings, Intt that, if Mr. ADOLFO= was disposed to indulge himsell In that-way, he knew say' well where to laud Mr. ALLcir. Th is produced a retort from ..Kr. A* bialous. fn -a tons and manner of defiance., " thin he should be glad to know where Mr. Au.av ores 48'. be inond ? :....tlist be bad yoke before sought s ilnrco lid not lincthiss," and edited, in a tons 211 audible. but jn a imatmar more easily under . , Allan esptessed, w I have not Weis irr Ontetry. with the BCOCit'hir two zenn."...Wltateveti might be bail selia4s ea use occasion, Mr. Aii:eir acted in A sualiner.lughlr. to he. •applauded.: He sat down in silence till thi trial was-concluded. • Before the Cow stow fins,samersummed up the evideuestor the Jory, tit took occasion publicly to lament the length to 'Nriskis this disorder in the Court-bad gone; but at the woe time panajd an entignium upon the charms le{ sad emulPst of Mr. ALLEY. dtWinX thi 101% TIM of their acquaintai.ce. He bW ketoluu that Gentleman for puny years us an able and Jealous Advocate, and dosing that time be had always cow dieted himself as a Gentleman and a man of ho. sour. Nothing had ever occurred; to his knowledge: l toderosate from that character. and he felt the et. mest-coacern that any Oceas;on had been taken no, to cast an imputation' upon it. What passed atter , . wealk. upon this stAtjeft, k explained by the fglbty leg ernmunicdtion. TO THE =ma. w Sir—Having seen inn Sunday Paper of yesterday an article purporting to contain an account of an af fair between Mr: ALLEY and Mr. Anotrnue (the altbstauce of which is convict), I think it my duty . lo if before the public a true statement of the transac tltia,'ai far as I' was personally concerned. Vu. donbtedly there is - one cireuntstince mentioned in the paugraph, whir* is not quite true ; namely, that r. AnoLrittni positively reused to.meet Mr. Many in /mgt*. This, in .strictness, Is not correct, Mr. AnoLenus having told me, w that he could not meet itty friend "Nil she week tiler tact;" -a. declaration which I deen%ed to amount to a total refusal, or per. bapsienese; for I considered such an answer to my oppliestion as throwing upon my friend the odious datrof calling upon Mr; Astor PHUS undue circuits. stances which would have subjected him to the im• petition of feelings and motives far from hit nature, "to indulge ; ltd which, as hii:bievid s . I could ME permit bantwexer.tate. . _. • ° thin k , .Sier. I cannot better fulfil the'painfal duty 1 have now undertaken, than to insert my list les, 'giving an account to Mr. Miter of the put I bad undertaken in the iiodicatiost of his bonsai and the manner in which I hadncauitted meal ross fees*/ to the vonfwbace which be did ode she hoe now to repose in ma, in so delicate on allajr. Aall commente with the lon letter etiiirls I wrote to Mr. ALLaY immediately ofter my first interview with Ms. ADaLruus, apt which is as follows s • "Moidar, Tweet/sak i I* Oct. " My Dean eleven °VIA thla day I adlmiC span hart Ade .an his Chambers, sotictielogle dm mom row Owe to tam onteltatewhit hiM Mita* astimult aye ci user Icote, Tibial I reach twit did not mak ma 'tin late yeraerday monk* Necliating bete Stu mm inttaglrm find huili attaa repeated attempnithmeglies; the day, hish at W Chambeis mad home, I determined to welt fee b at tbe Old kW, 1611 , obtained ask • imemlowe at Ultrat ene . ollock; whisk has proved or wilatittattM7. that r e = any hither minammtaden with him. wooed sot be to Yon or ins. Mr. Adolphus has refused Warta MG the asucterement I parsed, by which alone I smolder he eetO4 =me fee Abe vas WWI alrated you le Cant an Saturday evening 16manded that be simuld pub. net netiaabefein the Leiden Jett ( who Won not tit be hiliala• mad 4014; at five o'clock, chi* 'eopepeoleos which be used. most team them, anderliteh fidithaidef but this reaWdy ;' os 4,11 t 14- Amid apish* . it a time and place whets be would arch you, accompanied by a friend, is two !Mare, in ceder that yet} might receive the satisfaction yen nedeed. I have. in cis...,lieleteid Mr. Adolphus's refusal to nisei yen (hie eareecimmo being that be wouldnot go an w 4 you et anyotbet moo= that day'), declaewl to him that I considered his apnea the. moat =favourable light, and that it Imo sualelent to Justify at not having any farbrr communicatiott with bhp ; and that I ikon* woe hesitate to declare in public, that it wield be u highly Improper for you to pet off awl an affair to any larger period, ite - ir would be disreputable to bays any thlug further to do with a Remo who bad refused the demand yea had so much moon tunnels. 1 am, in, Bte. l• W. It At.t.as, Opt. It P. eth Reit. Foot. as In the evening; - about seven o'clock, I received die following letter from mrfrieud, Mr. Ar in closed in as asielope. infouning me that it had been pat into tbe letter-boa of his Chambers. soma time Wore s Ith October, let& Trap* law-Ai Oda ballast one e'doeit to-day a atranaeriatre• dgetlidelosif te en at the Olt adley,es Caron . Allay, ear lion in yoga, dome& la year game gat I Ana ;WOW ram end argosies for segos nyieddees bed gsediewards yes MI Saiivday Wit at Mt plies, or ma -roe fridge two lam. 1 told Mt Cingsmas, and 1 sow repen t shat ode she dreggestssees vnteit twitted at rotorday, 1 ban ae roradialli mei ecology tea make. Asa the other alternittat. I twig ae eto Sado to nobs you ear asses rietealopee Wednesday s era way oubsseme tins. liaigre I saw albo Airy, 1 bad rade atreaseetedes *deb sal beep is. es aky Osseo ad Ms walks aid toililfrOvit ilellfsiap. lea tkesiore sts ay body trowtrea sae Isle. 1111, Pi:eretrost, usU eager tint. ten eaves, or nary Cbgabwo b the, mod& Yes wield boo knewe tty egademb. maw but Mri Arable, for noose wilt!llummet eftweemesod, olodlied boterfories eve by Mimi%a tesseesa dues, Or, year obedient swam " Joy! Apostates. Pear alley, Ilse To the aboveletter Inuit my friend Mt. Awl:, following reply t * Mr soma tids malt noslbel yorkitor, wee frail Mr. Adolphe; mot imgespegy eddramod to yll li g li ng weer sag Lwow eilwrg feimams ems I bet .hennas an Is the GAM to Odd? aground Mx; at or benriew es Monday, at gist the dissouratib Om* Is wbbk ho bed oedema bigralf, is would be dbessedid for elate yes or ate te bare oby ebb* fended to de midi line i teed loped see least asserdingly. • " lea , am et. Si Acta.— tkesiehandlog my decided opiates as- above ex thatisy eight sot to have any further den with Mr. Anocans, star an maw nee is Web he ba d teemed.* obit of Saturday. Avi tail l iwa SlOdletP elve et fildri spetntog,_ hoow kin Ageeetwe• al what thol—'sed.o o s9 o be lOW pal ready. Wictelt bill:Sias of ineeting Me; Au* os Wed. • cesday or at any subtempnt refold. nit tolictiving letter Written to my frkad Mr. Am= immediatel y after my interview with Mr.,, s• contains correct acetone of what paid - betimes us s Friday *fit, lith October, 1516. ' ir M,Dra a.. -As you did aniseed with the opi nion 1 gave you 'hi my taw count's:Ml*4mi, I waited upon Mt- Adolphus this day." demand the manioc you in much desitcd, roaming to.muriowjeittler to put an 'end to a business, which lm the erg botanceNetbsen so very iinFrulorrlyismi indelicately imtponeti. He 'told 'me he baps( **rived a letter. 'rum Mr. Boliand, requiring him to have town on the morrow, but that on its ratniti the weckafter next, be Would grant you the satisfac• 1 Mid him that no badness, however urgent, s i tt e ott i ttr i n take plate at a can es his honour—more paresw laity, as the time was of his own appointment, and reque.ted to is , his friend. tot doubting M bad - provided 004 in the interim which had elapsed since our lest interview. thi his saying that he bad nut done soot told Ida he must be prepared by to-morrow. Onpshieb be ironed ia so empbadc stammer, be did not abuse to go egg to be buteherod: This insulted and irritated by this unmanly Wrap, l mature retrain from expressing my arm ' tempt for him, and my indignation of his conduct its terms of the *morn Lind,lntrelied with thaw reconactione, I must beg to say, it is itlf dodded "Woo, shot you should take no hunter sodas of the man $ feet cannot test myseffjostilisti as an Meer, era Oeetlemats,in aceorapanyfal yes to the Add. to meet apse. , oat lobe could molly, and deign:reap, ask me if wished to see him butchered r' I am, Dear sir, your's, due. . ss IV N. 01.1.44." " Your imitation. Mr. Editor, of this candid state. ment of a transaction, which mast have sacked so 'muds cariosity, by the. manner in which it has been represented to the Public, wilkoblige, your most Obedient humble servant 14 W. H. Aux:, H. P. 4th Foot." °I P./...-Aftar what bas pamod, as saitslls my letters, I cow. ' 14404 thanutter at as mod, awl eurtalnly it **ld bate been, at I least ea far * minimal and self were concerned, if my o l Ardon I was ted. I was therefore muds surprited•this morning, whoa I lear. that yesterday afternoon, in the absence of Mr. Allay, 1 who disiolabroad, a Uentlentan called at Ins house, spoke to Mrs. May, and expressol Mamma' auks* to see bee husband. en her sailinsa tbat Mr. A. was not at home, be Walla to have a ante, sa • he would call assist on Monday. Tins occur wow, which place lia the prancer nf a youns Laely, created a onspidoetbit alter* nut rig*. lit cousgmence of which they Opened the letter, which was only dosed by a sold west, and, *tens . k their* stated that• he tateadod meatus Mr. Alter at some glum time, (be Will, alarmed, much more than new-, sary, dearnalmni to communicate their discovery at How-mercer. M faaostitersCollagJewsse, Sunday Evening, Oct. la." Mr. ALLEY was bmught, in the custody of Prarkes, an officer, to the Bow-street Pol iieeifice, on Saturday night, at nine o'clock, from hischambers in the Tem ple, by direction of Mr. amine, the Sitting Magis trate. Upon being called on to eat" into securities to keep the peace, My. Aux: detailed 'the circuit.. stances already mentioned, and said, that nothing was more foreign to his intention than to take any 4 further notice of Mr. ADOLPHUS, after the manner in which he bad conducted himself. In this view of the case, Mr. BIRNIZ agreed to take Mr. ALLay's word of honour that he would abstain from any hostile steps, and suffered him to depart. It is but proper .to state, that we are informed the course taken by Mr. &Was on this occasion originated in an applica tion from Mrs. ALLEY. From the Lady's statement, it appeared that a Gentleman at the Bar called at Mr. ALLay's house on Saturday evening, and not finding him at home,, wrote a letter, stating that Mr. Anormtus had been misunderstood, and that be was ready to give Mr. ALLEY the desired meeting some doe in the ensuing week. This letter he delivered to Mrs. ALLAY, sealed with a wet wafer, and her sus pinions being excited, she opened it, and thus disco ' ecred the imaginary danger in which her husband was Plated, The feelings of an affectionate wife will account for the rest. AItOT/4101 ATTEMPT TO *AMA A CAPITAL CHAIM PRIM lIITCRESTAD MOTIVE& Arahal Caner and John Geary, two simple loot ing Hibecnians, were brought up to Shaiwell Po lice Clarice, in the custody of Thome% Reynolds, the beedborough of Stratford, on s charge of assaulting James Field, on the King's highway, in the most desperate manner, and robbing him of a pound note. The complainant, who is a tall athletic fellow, from the same country as the prisoners, exhib.ted the air pearaoce of a man who had been dreadfully beaten; both his eyes were blackened, and his ear bore marks of a tremendous blow—his shin was also much bruised. In an apparently artless manner he deposed, on curb, that he was a porter employed by the market gardeners of Isleworth and Brentford, to carry their vegetables from the water-side to the market ; that in consequence of the badness of the times, and the candidates for employment is this way were so nu mmoos, that work became slack, and he resolved to go down into Essex and seek employment iv digging potatoes—" being desirous of earning an holiest penny in any way," that on his way towards-Mile-end, he was pocked up by a carter, with- whom he rode till he arrived at Stratford ; that he there alighted at the Rising Sun, and called fora pint of porterto treat the cuter; that while there the two prisoners, whom he had betc.e.noticed walking the same road, tame in end saluted him as a countryman; that he en tered into conversation with them, and understood that they were going on the same errand with him self; that he gave them some beer, understanding they.had no money, and said as long as he had any they should net want; won .which they said. they would get Min sroeb, , and propmedhe sbonldgo with . them to look for lodg ings in Irtsb-raw (a row of small houses beyond Stratford, occupied entirely by Irish .labourers). this he agreed to, and they went there ; bet being unable thereto suit themselves, they went back to .the Rising Sun mud had several pots of beer; after this, between nine and ten o'clock, they wtyreturned to Irishwow; on reaching the houses, proposed they should have another pet of beer, sad accordingly they walked away for that purpose; MUMS had not • got far, however, whea.they Aided op lids beefs, and knocked bins 114 k on. his faoe in r.b situation Geary took a pqoad Rowe iron:bit breeches pocket after which be -proposed in Irish Cotter to epordez Win, but Cotter would not ages. they then offered bun to get up, and, he Wiiitellt with them through feu to the Three Pigeons public.. .lveo t pbere they nailed foe a .pot of beer, of which Ito drunk; on that. biiag finished, hesalled for ano ther read yea cold, Mot, to ,to them to wait till ono berth epos which . iromodilatel "It out, got an • wirwatp.mimi bail - them token into. eist" , • the witness ddisered his eeidoacsin the rilnlft p(autelap : amd seemingly issonimatanaer. cattEr , sitaiqi.atkad what lit had to say. is an *Mx to tika r.biersa.ctlibitql *gum hima proceeded qi as artless mask of clavicles to state, that he and -Gmry met tba a: Apiarist*. at sl*.Rising'Suo e as *Are 11.144 4 1414 that- bearing. Mat say s be wooed *oak be ssiid ha bid betft promised. wseh het ere flay in a potato fiat, end be tobtll speak to the said master for him. They then had wane been and' winst:aolook fOr lodgings in krish-row, which they esensa not get. Afore &hi* they went back to the _ . liaising Sun, and had some more beer. When this tit am finished they resolved to go again to Irieh•row, but in their way thither the complainant got making ota of Geary, because he could not speak English, and called him names because he would not toss for more beer. This continued till they got to the Pigeons blic-bouse, when Field asked them to go in and Eve share of a pot. They all, in consequence, went and'a pot„was called tor, for which Geary paid. !This being dank, the prosecutor called fur another, and said he *Mild go and look for lodgings, telling them to wait4lll he came back. 'they did wait, but finding him stop a long while, were ,going out, when he brought ansofficer, and said, a there are the vil lains, gene del.." They did not know what this was all about but suffered themselves to be searched, and went to the watch-house quietly. As for the black eyes, and Other marks of violence which Feld had, he declared to Gun be bad them before he got out of the cart at the Rising Sun. He and Geary never gave him an angry word. T. Reynolds.- the Headboroogh, was examined, from whose evidence it appeared, that the prisoners made no resistance, and seemed greatly surprised at dee charge which had beep exhibited against them. He searched them, and found' s. 6d. on Geary, but nothing on Cotter. The servant girl at the Rising Son told him that Field had the black eyes before he , came into their house in the evening, and the carter said, that his ayes were black, and his face bruised, before he came uftothis can. Field, on 'being questioned as to this, denied on his oath dank bad a black eye, until he was knocked down by the priouers—aad said he could bring proof of is. :kir. MaaIICLAND Conceived there was a great degree of suspicion in the conduct of Field, and therefore desired him to go and bring any respectable per son who could prove that he had not been beaten in the manner which he exhibited, before four o'clock. The prisoners were then remanded till the evening. At six o'clock they were again brought up, but their accuser did not again appear, nor did he on any sub sequent day, and from all that afterwards transpired, it turned out thrt the charge was altogether false— and that Field was actuated in his charge by the hope , 1 reward; but, like most ruffians of his class, was too shortsighted to foresee the probability of de tection in his infamous intention. The soi•efissat Captain Wallis was, on Saturday, re examined, at this Office, charged with having defrau ded several persons of various articles, and was coin mitted on the charge of Mr. Tungate, tailor, Postern. row, Tower-hill, whom he had defrauded of goods to the value of se6. 6s. and upwards. bIAaLa3ROOOH sTszer.—Saturday Mrs. Higgialot tow, proprietor of the Royal Russian Hotel, Dover street, appeared to answer a summons by Mr. Wil- son, a Scotch Gentleman, charging her with unlaw. fully detaining his luggage. Complainant stated, that on the preceding night he arrived in town, and was recommended to the defendant's house, and on calling for his bill next morning, there was XI. 101. required far his bed ; 2s. for a cup rili tea ; a candle, 2s. 6d. a wafer, Is. a sheet of paper, Is. a pen, 6d. Om. This extortion be did not think proper to pay, and they detained his luggage. Mrs. Higginbuttom said it was a common charge in Hotels, and refused to deliver the property till the bill was paid. The Magistrate advised the complainant to enter an ac tion for the recovery of his property. . Coaown's Inounses.—An Inquisition was held at the Hampshire Hog, in the Strand, a few nights since, upon the body of a female, aged four months, the daughter of Mr. Thomas Hawley, who keeps a silversmith's shop near the Adelphi, who was suffoca ted while in bed with the Servant, on the preceding! night The, particulars of this melancholy ciicata., stance are these :—On retiring to bed, Mrs. Hawley gave the servant instructions to feed the child as far. as it was necessary ; if; however, it should require maternal assistance, she was directed to bring it to Mrs. Hawley. On Wednesday morning, on Mrs. Hawley calling the servant up, she, to her great astoni.hment, found tile infant at the bettors of the ! bed, and, on further examination, it was found quite dead. Verdict—Accidental Death. An Inquisition was taken on Saturday evening, at the Log s Head Tavern, Junes-street, Sc. Marga ret's, Westinioster. upon the body of a man, about SO years of age (who has not yet been owned by has relatives) whom death was caused by the wheels of the 'Weymouth Union coach passing. on Tuesday last, over his body. at the end of Spring Gardens. — The Jury took a view 6f the body, which lay at the Westminster Infirmary, and afterwards the follow jag evidence was adduced :—William Brasier Piercy, House Surgeon to the Westminster Infirmary, said that the demised was brought to the Hospital on Tuesday, about flee o'clock in the evening ; he was ie a senseless state at the time. He • divided the tem poral artery, and took eig ht ounces of blood from him, but it did not, at al relieve him ; he had him undressed, and put to bed. on purpose to slimier him, more minutely; befound the back of his neck very much injured, his tenet boos broke Omagh the middle, and through the protuberance of the bones Preliaff against the epioe, the lower.part of the body tat us a state of deadness, and so. violent. was the cellguilids• that he was surprised the deceased was not' dead when brought to the Infirmary, and the only way he acconated for it was that the spine was only pressed by the bones of the neck and nothruised, or to would hays mind immediate .dissohnion ; there stas improbability of his recovering ; be used every effete, le . his , pewee to reader.him assistance, but he but omehoomal lo which, lamas at all. sensible ; betook the oppertanity te ask hint his name, and tt . he fek Inuchiseart 1 He said,. st ith much difficulty,, 164 My Baum to William Wood, I feel no pain,. but, I can, sip longer wag." Ha. was. surprised at the. ez pressiao. but he thought that the deceased's being I ttee from pain was the cause-of his hiving no idea of ibis th us situation.. He lingered , tilLll2 o'aitick ast We col a,. night..and died, an • his oloor .i i; recta the injure he bad received otTeesday. - 11ranier., shopmaa to Mr. Crisp,. of COckspir.ettami •Chnotaf Clash said , that eaTuesday ettentooavneet flew • o clea n he: saw the deemed at the. end, of ' f ai = Gordeut $ ,he wo o apparently iatozieatedo, end _a, post-oppostak the Ranson; Wei* HeroesV i raw a stage mesh coning frost tose.sitip hn:lsesetateha d d lr e lt adlid t t l b le e;u t eet '" nhrbt:C:tchskeie°l47leahridsdlsiinni aWgat tfhoihoisffh,eaand before the coartl4tl C hmwe h ho ae wheel moment could pull up the reins the near wilt& h a d over his body. He thought no blame cq u id 4 puted to the coachman, as it was impostiblet„,,, to have avoided the accident.—John Dixon the coach, and Mn.a Mary Smith, o f cl iaries 4l Strand, corroborated this evidence. The j urt l consulting a short time, returned the follovrialk dict—Accidental Death ; with a deod aa d of 11,14' . the wheels. .•• ECCLIVIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Doke of York has appointed the R ev . Edward M.A. late of Trhalty College, Cambridge, one of ld,R tress's Domestic Chaplains. 0 1.11 k. Monday, the election for a vicar of Hutton Pape ! In the Library Room st the Grammar School, Wiwi"! 14 4 the Rev. Wm. Brown was declared el e c te d. di *h i The Rev. Joseph sharp, formerly of St. Bees, ch a v aii Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, has he ro the vicarage of Cleat, is the comity of Stafford end du t y,, Worcester. on the pre.enta , lon of the King. Dr. Short is presented to thr i'rehendny at eg ei f m. cant by the death of the Are. rt.. Bell. The Rev. James Reeve, curar,e of Itiatil-•lne, Is , Ms Grace the Arclibi.hop, one of the Sit Preachers of I bury Cathedral, in the room of the Rev. Chrism)* M.A. late bftd master of the King's 'School. CAMBRIDGE, OCTOBER 11. . Yesterday, being the first clay of term, the som proct wer on_ e elec itev led . U vv ti t iv il e ta r m sity o li e tt i rs 7ei lo o r w th o i c vez t,:it . l ;„, ;; William French, Fellow of Peiobroke Hall. Taaors—Rev. Robert Jefferson, 1;eilow of 5ie.., 7 Rev, George Haggitt, Fellow of Christ college Moderators—Rev. J. White, Fellow of Cann can ; G. cock, Esq. Fellow of 'trinity college. Scrutators—Rev. Bewick Bri.lge. Fellow of St. Pett'ir Rev. Charles Rushworth, Fellow of St. John's e.diege. The following Gentlemen were on the sane dr, Bachelors of Arts :—John Graham, of Sidney college; , Nicholls, of Trinity college ; John klargesson, of da ts; George John Watt, of Christ college. OXFORD, OC I'OBER 12. Tuesday last the Rev. Thomas Lee, D D. Pceshlent Chiles', having been previously nominated by L ar d villa, Chancellor of the University, to be his Vice t) for the ensuing year, was, in full convocatton, teemed% once ; after which. the Vice-Chancellor nominated hi, p r o oo Chancellors, vie the Rev. Whittisgton Landon, D.D P. of Worcester College; the Rev John Cole, D.D Rectors/j ai College ; the Rev. Frodsham Hodson, D.D. Principal al la g , nose College ; and the Rcv. George William Hall, DA b e of Pembroke College. Wednesday, the Rev. Augustus lirigstocke, B.A. , Jesus College, was elected Fellow, and Mr. Rice Hugh; kr. of that Society. On Thursday, the first day of Michaelmas Term, the( Gentlemen were admitted to Degrees : Master of Arts—Rev. Edward Bellamy, of St. Joheliedg Bachelors of Arts—Mr. Wlllieil Edmeads, of St. Alba% Hon. Wm. 1 homai Horner Fox Straiigsvays, of (Irk Mr. James Charnock, and Mr. George Hato:nand, d' College. Yesterday the Rev. John Timbrill, of Worcester admitted Doctor in Divinity; Rev Rig hard Stephens. snail nose College, was admitted Bachelor in Divinity ; Rev. p . Itnir,ht, of Jiatic , l College, was admit ed Master if An s . At an Ordination held ty the Lord bishop of Ei7, aa, the 39th tilt, the following Gentlemen were ordained: D eacon ...-G. Quitter, B.A. St. Pe;cr's College, Caen* Triests—Rev. kdward Vote, B.A. dings Coarse; :t r.. . teas Diuham Atkinson BA. Q , Jeen's College ; ker. [Ulm. ley, B.A. Magdalen Atkinson, Rev. Folhott imsd.ers., ?A. a. John's College; Rev. Jahn B.1:11r li3nders, B A. I riaitiCdapt, , Cambridge. At an Ordination lately held by the Lord Iliahop of the following Gentlemen were ordained: Deaeone—C. Burton, St. Jelin's College; Gilbert kaki, Pembroke Hall; H. Towndreu Bull, li A. Pesiircke r Cambridge. Priests—Rev. John Higgt Hunt, M.A. Trintty tAisr; H. Robinson, B.A. Emmanuel Colkse, Cambridge. The Worshipful the Chancellor of Gloucester thucestwilk.. Ye. visitation at Gloucester the t9th, Northleack St, Seed,, Canmden 23, 'Tewkesbury 25, Sodbury 28, Dersley **sail 7lttio( ()Mbar; ai.4 at Newest on the Ist of Novendser. MR rms. The Lady of Captain Coates, 89th Regiment, of at Rolliker Cottage, mar Sheerness. At Nand Bridge, near Dublio, the Lady of Make k Royal Art Very, of a son. Ac Balitnruddery, the Lady of the Knight of Ltry, M.P.( son. Monday, al awry. Lady hiontgomerie, of a son. I. ~. (.. MARRIED. Wednesday se'snight, al lisltystil tr thatch, Ireland. , Colonel John Meade, M. P. for the %.louuty of Down, to Caroline, fourth dangtacr . of the late Hon. Elw;:rt: Wat4e Castle Ward, in the County of Down. October tr% a Gravvend Church, by the Rev, Luke . Rector•of Norval attdl held, Ant kyr y iinrcuas, of t - and Tonbridge, to hiteabeth, daughter of the late Heasy 11 Rogers, Esq. of Gravesend. Monday, at Glasgow, James Barnwell Tattnall. Etti tot Dunlop Hamilton, daughter of the live Archibili anagtor„ of that city. At Rabornlish Church, it. the. county of Shgn, Esq. Lieutenant in the With Regiment, to Ali:Lt, titian of the late Robert Walpole Esq. of Thurfr,. Rev. Mr. Southeersibi, of Minehentl, to Mits !Clot. Re/. D. Thomas, of. Milford, to Mrs. Harrhss, widosof 4 late Mr. John Hartits, of rierac.n. At Castle Hutlingiiam, Esser., R. 13. Goddard, _ Harrlot, )oungest &Leiter of the late Rat. R. GI troy, Idedin ham. DIED. Sunday se'nnight, at Crondisburgls, in the 89th are, the Rev. John Higgs, S.D. the Senior Fellow of cohere, Cambridge, Rector of Ortaidisbotgb, (la the. lA` that Society), and one of Ive Majesty's Jusnceb of tee Pena the County of histort. In Hardwieke-street, Dublin, the Rev. Dr. Bernard h. in the 00th year of his age. At West-kaikwitb, *near Wragby, Lincohishfre. In 1141 ` year of his age, the Re*. Johnson Keyworth Roam:, ittcw, that parish. In Limerick, Maoist Doolan, Esq. Grain in the 16th 1 Wednesday, after a then illness, P. Wastie, Eq. of " and formerly Major in the Oxfordshire Mi li tia. At the Deanery House, the Hon. Mrs. Preston% wife' Dean of Limerick. Wednesday, at his rooms in Cambridge, the Rev. ' Blomfielok M.A. Fellow and Assistant-I woe of Etna: kgs, attend sea of Charles Blontield, Eq. of Burt; St. E His death was occasioned by a fever, winch attacked' diately alter his landing oss his native shores, front an 'upon the Continent, 11.4 which gradually ecsreased Plumy to Cambridge. Sunday erlinight suddenly, aged 61. Mr. L'-ter-hey, of Pembroke-streer,Oxtord He had eaten bit dint.ert. .aless of porter after it, and, as was customary Wit h him, vi", Fa down awhile on the bed; after he had retired rate ' - celled for a glass of water, which was immediately - before it Gould be given bins, he expired. PRICE OF BLOCKS ON . Bank Stock lila - India Stock,lB o -*par Cu Red. 6i i Olt lodia Bonds ff It per Ditto Cone. 1141 ger Ckitle..- - Alper Cents. 76gi Exchequer Bills 4 6 pone . . , +1 par Cent. Navy Cons. for ace-fitii • - Ann5.16,13-11 Lottery Tickets .4.14 act' wArla Ifiatshig Afiters•oll MUIOLO—CAT LONVOS - . agf I 17 ...•••• , T, role poi • NNW ORNlriiii - - . • ming Croft, ;n a moderate fete, and •„„ mein the leading horses had p assed th J"n*ti k •'..;: ell backwards with his head und er thee . c tel horses, his hat fell off, and before the g o t I`i Id pull up the reins the near wh ie i h '' ''. ' r his body. He thought no t a i 3m 44 D • e c'inld 6 .. ed to the Coaclunan o as it was im -os posiible i • ;awe avoided the accident.—Joh n Di v „., 'ill .. - glioi • _ - coach, and Mrs. Mary Smith, of cl iari • 4 -- and, corroborated this evidence. e ' 4ll . Ti'le jut , i fig milting a short time, returned th e f' 'il -t" ()nowise k t—Accidental Death ; with a dend epd of 11414 . ' wheels. ' Is th - ECCLIVIASTICAL PROMOTIONS-441. HE be Dake of York has appointed the o n . Ed tall tall A. late of Trinity College, Cambridge, one of si ..-"' lk 4 0 is Domestic Chaplains. ‘Rolailla, e 1 donday, the election for a vicar of Hutton Pape ! u ,, be Library Roots' st the Grammar School, w i k..a, 1 1 1 % S' net Row. Wm. Brown was declared e l ecte d. .cid, AN . , rhe Rev. Joseph sharp, formerly of St. Bees, Chap-A, , yal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, has be rg ~,...: -,.. % I vicarage of preen i the county of Staffed •d i *---" .' venter. on thearlon of the King. ni 4 6, 4 , ! ar. Short is presented to the i'rebendny „a sp "Mott . •* I it by the death of tht Rev. re. Bell. *slat Ile Rev. James Reeve, curafx of l i tlatd-•one, Is spg,,illlsi l• 100 Grace the ArclibiAnp, one of the Sic Preachers ore.: ry Cathedral, in the room of the Rev. Delve?* A. late bead master of the King's 'School. •"Str • ,'• CAMBRIDGE, OCTOBER 11. Frill Yesterday, being the first day of term, the 'rear e d r f ....,_ In were elected Univerdty Officers fit th.. year er.t71;,7 4. • A Proctors--Rev. William Okes, Fellow of Cents vio l , * l illiam French, Fellow of Ptiohroke Hal ;In ~ Taaors—Rev. Robert Jefferson, 1;eilo0 of Sie,,, •,,,,,,_ !v. George Haggitt, Fellow of Christ college -.11 • • A Moderators—Rev. J. White, Fellow of Cann colt er; 0.1 , 12, • . ck, Esq. Fellow of Trinity college. I Scrutaton—Rev. Bevrlck Bri ;gr. Fellow of St. pros • ' ' ll M. Charles Rushworth, Fellow of St. John's colleg e . ' • le 4 The following Gentlemen were on the same de. , • 'dieters of Arts :—John Graham, of Sidney college; 'a . 11)1 'cholla, of Trinity college ; John hiargesson, of de s; il purge John Wyatt, of Christ college. •b .st : OXFORD, OC FOBER in. s Tuesday last the Rev. Thomas Lee, II D. Pteablent ef • ollege, having been previously nominated by Lad . A Ile, Chancellor of the University, to be his Vice , 1 r the ensuing year, was, in full convocation, ieve.ted fitik g Ice ; after which, the Vice-Chancellor nominated fe e p r o io. hancelion, vie the Rev. Whittisgton Landon, D.D Pi ke r Worcester College; the Rev John Cole, Di) Rectwith •to ollege ; the Rev. Frndsham Hodson, D.D. Principal of lo g , ec ose College ; and the Rcv. George William Hall, DA h e r Pembroke College. 4. Wednesday, the Rev. Augustus grigstocke, B.A. It 1) nue College, was elected Fellow, and Mr. Rice Ng* . th ' .r. of that Society. pa On Thursday, the first day of MichaelmasTerna, the fd o k ant entlernen were admitted to Degrees : u Master of Arts—Rev. Edward &Homy, of St. Joke'.' • 4 Bachelors of Arts—Mr. Wlliteil Edmeads, of St. Abu% )4 1011. Wm. 1 homai Horner Fox Straiigsvays, of Unistelea l .• dr. James Cbarnock, and Mr. George Hate:nand, tilled . :ollege. Oo Yesterday the Rev. John ilmbrill, of Worcester Coble, l • dmitted Doctor in Divinity; Rey Rig bard Stephens. dims 1 ose College, was admitted Bachelor in Divinity; go. ll' ha :night, of palic , l College, was admit 'ed Master of Am. du At an Ordination held by the Lord Bishop of Hy, eas e s, lie 39th ult. the following Gentlemen were ordained: ' D eacon —G. Quilter, B.A. St. Peter's College, Comte* Friests—Rev. Edward Vote, lA. dings Course; keg. . ( nos Dinham Atkinson, BA. Qiieen'i College ; key. Rd, too t - 1 ey, B.A. Magdalen liege; Rev. Follioo. ienderl, !A A. lolan's College; Rev. John Butler Randers, BA. I rimy Um, 1 r :'anibridge. sill At an Ordination lately held by the Lord &hop of ' .• the following Gentlemen were ordained: Deacons—C. Burton, St. Jelin's College; Gilbert Aindt, • • Pembroke Hall; rI. Towndren Bull, II A. Pesi'rekr a. i . ' Cambridge. et Priests—Rev. John Higgs Hunt, M.A. Trinity bike; dm a H. Robinson, B.A. Emmanuel College, Cambridge. The Worshipful the Chancellor of Gloucester Vioteseelkii his vidtation at Gloucester the teth, Northleaca ift, Sowil Compiler' 23, Tewketbary 25, Sudbury 20, Dereley WOessi gist of October; and at Neweat on the lit of Nevado'. t. i MR I'HS. The Lady of Captain Coates, 09th Regiment, of a . • at Rolliker Cottage, hear Sheetness. r • At Island Bridge, near Dublio, the Lady of Make Ca, Royal Art Very, of a sort. At Ballinnieldery, the Lady of the Knight ol Katy, M.P. t son. H Monday, at Deauport, Lady Montgonwrie, of a son. w 110LXRRIED. Wednesday seenight, ae hint/sal tr church, Ireland, die Colonel John Meade, M. P. for the s.lounty of Down, to U Caroline, fourth daughter' of the late Hon. EdwJAI 'As; Castle Ward, in the County of Down. October to‘ as. Gravesend Clinech, by the Rev. Luke P!: Rector•of Nuested al:oilfield, Ant kyr y Haman, f.ti of t -, and footbridge, to kiizabelh, danghtsr of the late Heatyl Rogers, Esq. of Grave...end. Monday, at Glasgow, limes Barnwell Tattnall. Fig to • Dunlop Hamilton, daughter of the lite Archibald kininlwri . • of that thy. . At Rabornlish Church, in the. county of Sign, Moe. V Esq. Lieutenant in the with Regiment, t' AlieLi, eldest -.• • of the late Robert Walpole E. of Th u ile,. Rev. Mr. Southeorsibi, cif Mineheati, to Miis Nobs. Rev. D. Thomas, of. Milford, to Mrs. Harries, • late Mr. John Etudes, of Fiereen. . .1 ' At Castle Hedingiiarn, Eoe', it. H. Godderd, Et. Harriot, youngest slaughter of the late Kfr. R. Giegl9r, iledmham. . ....—. •.... DIED. ' Sunday settnight, at Grandisburgh, in the 89th year age, the Rev. John Mgt, S.D. the Senior Fell:ma • college, Cambridge, Rector of Grundisbeigh, (in the Ilk that Society), and one of lit. Majesty's Jusocee of the POO the County of Ustort. In Hardwieke-street, Dubllo, the Rev. pr. Bernard M' in the 80th year of his age. As West-kaikwith, tear Wragby, Lincoleshire. Its 4 / 11 year parish. of his agc, the Res. Johnson Key-North H o lland, 'Uz i ' that ht ed Lim ne V a ck y, , af t r itu a e la k i on Doo w la ne n s , s E:l iw Cale st a ie in , E in a. oflanho, and formerly Major in the Oxfordshire Militia. e Deaof th Limerick.Limerick..nery rick House, the Hon. Mrs. Preston, "gas( Dean Wfiednesid: M.A.Fellow daytiroon an u d in Awis Cun ta h it. Cam bridge, the titthe Rev . Eous mem l hp, second No of Charles Biontfield, Esq. et Bur; 6*. E '.• ' His death was occasioned by a fever, winch attacked bias .- , , diateiy alter his landing oo his native shores, front an es : _' 'upoo the Continent , a.al which gradually er.uessod d4 lO l journey to Cambridge. ofsimSunPauodaYfbpr:gienke-erlistniarghfretrr,ltOtkltiZait:::::altskag:l!:6lclusellaMitenunir.b:frt:d:lniejther'hiu4,ll:t:• : I lie down awhile on the bed; after he had retired toter ': . called for ir glass of water, which was itnnsediately p. - ~ before it mold be given hint, he expired. .. ~..__...---.—.. 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