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vi; \ ~ ~ ~ti .FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. 1 • 4.l'ki, Gazette notifies the baptism of the Princess Alexanddma Vitoria, daughter of the Duke of Kent, ai stated in a foriter Paper: the appointment of Alexander llfaconorhic ' Req. Mai Lord Advocate, as one of the Lords of Session and Justiciary, la Scotland ; and that of Sir Wm. Rae, as Lord Advocate. Ah Order in Council further suspend*, for one year, from the 27th of tail mouth, the Ballot or enrolment of the Local Militia.] MILITARY PROMOTIONS. wAlt-OPF/CE, JUNE 23, 1819. lot Regiment of Life Guards—Lieutenant William Slayter Smith, froth loth I.ight Dragoons, to be Cornet and Subs Lieuteuaot.•ic" Burdett, who exchanges. ith Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Comet Charles Day Seto; from the ISth Light 'dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Bantuj who exchanges. 6th Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant Ake:older :Issoard S. be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Browne, who retie.. To be Lieutenants—Cornet laliot Armstrong, by purchwe Hassan', 'Cornet and Adjutant 'Dumas Boyd (to ' lunaC the rank). 10th Regiment of Light Dfagoons—Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Robert Burdett, from the Ist Life Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Smith, who exchanges. 18th Ditto—TO be Cornets—Walter ,Sco?r, Gent. by purchase, vice Sir T. C. Style, who retires ; Cornet William Battier, - . . from the sth Dragoon 'Guards vice Sewn, who exchanges. 19th Ilitto--coptais 41)or, from the 2d Vim India Regiment, to be Captain of a troop, vice Armstrong, who exchanges ; Cornet Alexander bailey to be Lieutenant, by puechue, vice Dowlies, who retires 31st Regiment of Foot-Lieutenant Adderley• Beamish to he Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Ducwra, who retiree; Besign William Smyth to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vies smish; Francis Ward, Gent- to be ang% by purchase, vise Sm?-th. 45d Diri . o•- .M ajor Wi ll iam Haverfield, from half-pay of tfi• Regiinenc, to bb Major, vice William Fr saris Patrick Naples' s ' oche e.:ohanges. 54th Diets Lieutenant-Colonel John Daniell, from half-pay of th. 924:t Foot, to be lieuteman-Colonel, vice John Earl Wa:uegrave, who exchanges. 79th Ditto-Captain Alexander Fisher Macintosh, from the bilf-pay of the 60th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, due Frederick Laneltry, who exchanges, receiving the differences 2d West India Reginient , -Captaia Wiliam Armstroa&korit, the 19th Light Dragoons, to he Captain of a Company, vine Major, who exchanges • Lieutenant Henry John Ricketts to be Adjutint; vice Anderson, who resigns the Adjutanet7 only, Cape Corps-,--Lleutenant Charles Henry Somerset, from the 21st Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by pur chase, vice Ilardiag, who retires. MIMPLANDA. The Christian name of Ensign Manic, appointed to 79th Foot, on the 3d instant, is Fox only. The re-appointment of Captain Mandeville to 59th Foot, has been antedated to Ist September, 1817, that being the date It ought to bear. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Essex. John lian, John Theophilus Daulaz, John Wright, Robert Welty Hall, Thomas William Bratnon, Champion Edward IJranfi4, Ellis Anderson Stephens, and George Harrison Wit .. • son, EsqrL to be Deputy Lieutenants. . ' • ' BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Thomas `Taylor, Csuiklfare, liquor-merchant, from June 26 to August lii, at eleven, ar Guildhall, London. BANK RUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. George, otherwise Hunt, Frome Selwoood, clothier. • Richard Wild, Craven-street, Strand, tailor. John liederie, Leicester-square, tailor. BANKRUPTS. 1 4/Samuel Paull, Havant -street, Portsea, broker, to surrender July 54, 6, and August 7, at twelve, at the Anchor and Hope *Them, St. George's-square, Portsea. Attend's, Mr. John son, Portsea; or Ms. Cope, Wilson-street, Gray's Inn-lane. Thomas limner Granger, Leeds, money-scrivener, July 6, at sit, at {he Sessions-house, Wakefield ; 7, at, eleven, at the Sessions-botsse, Leeds; and August 7, at eleven, at the Sea slor.t.lutaser Wakefield. Attornies, Mr. Evans, Hatton-gar den; or Menem Robinson and Heap, WAlrdiel • John Crockltt, sen. and Edward Crockitt, lEbdale, Stafford shire, ironmasttrs, July 9, at hitt-, 10, and Angest 7, at eleven, at the Uttleton's Arms Inn Penkridge. Anomie. ' Messrs. Aortic, and Wright. lon er Temple; or Mess' Bourne and Sons, Dudley. John .RoLna Silva ' late of Liverpool, merchant, July 7, 14, ,ritul August 7, at eleven . at the George Inn, Dale•street, Li verpooL Attornics, Mr. Williams, Castle-street, Liverpool; or%li. Chester, Staple Inn, Holborn. • - John Aston, Birmingham, victualler, July 9,` 10, and Auguit 7, ;t twelve, at the Woolpack Inn, Birmingham. Attoraies,• Mr. Edmunds, Ex.ctiequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn; or • = Mr. Mole, Birmingham. • Wilffash Ca . , Leek, Staffordshire, silk-manufacturer, July 9, et three, 10, and'Augest 7, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Mae cleeffeld. Attornies, Mr. Sherwin, Great James-street, Bed ' ford-row; or Mr. Wadsworth, Macclesfield. lioseph Linsley, jun. Leeds, merchant, July 3, at Ave, at the • Rose and Crown Inn, Huddersfield; July 5, at eleven, at the Yew Tree Inn, Robert Town; and August 7, at four,at the Sessions-house, Wakefield. AttOrniti, Messrs. Smith, Hatton-garden; or Mr. Taylor, Mirfield, near Leeds. Henry Feathernonhangh, Bishop-Weannouth, coal-fitter, Jay 10, el, and August 7, at eleven, at the George Inn, New-- castle-upon-Tyne. Anomie', Mr. Blakistone, Symond's Inn; or Mr. Hinde, Bishop-Wearmouth. John James, Cheltenham, innkeeper, July 9, 10, and August 7, at eleven, cat the Royal llotd, Cheltenham. Attornkso, Messrs. Newmarch and Straford, Cheltenham; or Mr. King, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street. Frederick and Godfrey Moiling, Jerusalem -court, Gracechurch treet, merchants, July 3, 15, and August 7, at twelve, at G l akibs6l. Anomie', Messrs. Wiltshire, Bolton, and Cole, Did Broad-street. John Howard, Wooburn, Bucks, paper-maker, July 3, 10, and Anglia 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Allows, Mincing-lane. John King, late of Ipswieh, timber-merchant and lints-burner, July 12, 13, and August 7, at eleven, at the Coach and Horses, Ipswich. Anomie', Mr. Gross, Ipswich; or Mr. Bromley, Gray's Inn. Henry Smith, sen. Kiltworth Harcourt, Leicestershire, miller, July I, 7, at eleven, and August 7, at three, as the Three Crowns Inn, Leicester. Attnrnies, Mr. Coop, I'dea's' ; or Mr:James, Earl-street, Blackfriars. Benjamin Hall, Bristol, glazier, July 8,9, and August 7, at one, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Anomie', Mr. Heells, Au* Ina s; or Mr. Smith, Exchange-buildings, Bristol. William Skidmore, Sheffield, grocer, July 6,7, sad August 7, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn. Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. C. Brookfield, Sheffield; or Messrs. Tilson and Prestos, Cole man-street. George Adams and Thomas Nash, lets of Gloucester, jewellers, July 3, 6, and August 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At., torney, Mr. Manning, Clement's Inn. Richard Fielder, late of Tenterden, Kent victualler, July 3, 10, and August 7, at eleven, at Guildhall, London : Attor ney, Mr. Lewis, Crutched-fries. William Cavet, Angel-street, St. Martin's-la-Grand, cook, June 29, at ten, July 15, and August 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Croft, Chancery-lane. John Nunn, St. Mary Stratf's-' coal-merchant, June '•l7, and A. Guildhall. . Courteen tad . Gubby, Lower Yo, July 3, 13, and Aug. sey, Mr. King, Castle-stn man, OM Cavendish-street, suit 71AI ten, at Guildhall. n nd, Great Maly-la-Bonne-street. Cohen, Great Aliestreer %sr 101 13. aBO • R. F. Bell; Oxfortl-street, linett-atapers; It twelve. July 3;J. Stubbs, Long-acre, coach-plater, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to made In thp COUNTRY. Juhr23, J. Bad and R. Shiw, Splienhamland, Berks, tim ber-dealers' at eleven, at the George mild Pelican Inn, Speen-, Min Aily 116 R. Johnson, Laise.End, Staffordshire, ma. 4tufaeturer of earthenware, at eleven, at the Roebuck Inn, Newcastle-ender-Lyme. July 19, J. King, Swaffhara, farmer, at twelve, at the Crown Inn. Swaffham. July 26, R. Town send, Preston, Lsnca,hire, c irn-dealer, at eleven, at the King's ' Arms, Preston. July 19, A. R aw li nso n a nd T. ingot, Liver pool, merchants, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. July 123, G. Pardow, Coughton, Warwickshire, needle-malutr, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Alcestut. August 5, T. Middleton, Liverpool, cotton-manufacturer, at twelve, at the York Hotel, Williamson-squaxe, Liverpool. . a • COURT OF - 1 04#* lAN' INTELLIGANCir -"' iti ..:" t ••••••....ai• ; I CUANCEItit. JUNE U. • • ATTORNEY GENERAL AIM lIpDGES 17. JORIfROR p * ' AND VIE CORPoRATION a LONDON. . This question came 'on again this day, and Conn sel were directed to argue it on two grounds—first, whether the proposed wharf would be a nuisance ? and, secondly, whether the Attorney General was bonaficle a party ? Mr. TINNEY, on behalf of the plaintiff, contended, that if the Court were to permit the erection to go on, it would be a great inconvenience, because the cur rent of the River at that quarter would be rendered more quick, and thereby barges and other vessels would be subjected to certain destrection. He had affidavits in: his hand which stated, that oci violent was the current in March, 1818, owing to a storm, that all the barges near this spot must hive been stove, had it not been for the favourable retreat af forded by this bay ; and one barge was actually so shattered, that her owners lost some thousand pounds. Mr. Johnson was in the habit of exacting dues from those who used it, having entered into an agreement with Mr. Impel, agent of Lord Grosvenor. An in dictment was preferred against him in 1818, but dropped, as the work had ceased ; but in May, 1819, the defendant began by pulling down the rail which protected the road, and by employing a vast number of men to fill up the bay. Mr. Hodges thought it his duty to take advice, and he consequently filed this information; and obtained the injunction. On the same day he preferred a second indictment, to which the defendants had since pleaded, and it was now set down for trial. It was impossible to sav whether it would be heard at the ensuing Sittings at ter Term ; but even if it should not, that would not interfere with the jurisdiction of the Court. The nui siance would be irreparable :f allowed to proceed, as it included a space of 373 feet long, and thirty-three in breadth ; and when it once was completed, it would be beyond the power of any Court to grant adequate damages for losses whichm m ig ht thereby be occasioned. As to the Attoruey G eneral, he remarked, that this being a public nuisance, that Officer was ex officio a requisite and indispensable party. Nr. HORNE, on the other hand, was decidedly of opini.n, that the plaintiffs had totally failed in mak ing out that this was a nuisance, or that any possible injury could result from it to the public. Even after the wharf was erected, there would be 50 feet between the wall and the low water-mark, and 100 feet be tween the wall and the high current. The City of London had, by a gift of the Crown, been appointed Conservators of the River, which they had exercised for centuries. The Thames, it was well known, was covered with wharfs on each side in every part of the City, and if such were nuisances, surely the City would never 'have allowed them to be made._ The Attorney General's name was put on this record for no other purpose than to give weight to the applica tion, and to accomplish a private job. As to the work itself, it would rather benefit than impede commer cial purposei ; and surely the public advantage was to be consulted in preference to the allegations of wa termen, unAss the latter could shew a prescriptive right to the bay. Under such circumstances, he should move for the injunction being dissolved. The Loan CHANCE,LLOR said, when he came to the Court,fortyloar years ago, it was customary then for the Attorney General to attend in propna persona when his name was on the record, - and to state whether he would go on with the cause or not. That practice had been discontinued since the days of Lord Thurlow, and Lord*Loughborough ; bat he should now wish the Solicitor General to examine the record and see what, as acting for the Crown, he ought to do. He thought the question of a more serious na ture than perhaps might be generally supposed, and was disposed to decide it whenever the Solicitor Ge neral made his report. He would implore the Soli citor General to make as much speed as possible, and judgment would then be finally given. At present he must say it rather appeared to him to be a nuisance. At one o'clock the Court adjourned. The case of the Princess of Wales v. Lord, Liver pool and Count Munster was further postponed ; and that of Gordon v. Gordon was peremptorily fixed, for a hearing on Tuesday. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE :16. THE KING V. HILL, MANNERS, AND WEIR. Mr. Webb, conformably to the recommendation of the Judges, appeared personally in Court this morn ing, and had the judgment, previously entered at the Crown Office, confirmed in his favour, with a view to ulterior proceedings against Sir George Osborne Page Turner, for a malicious prosecution and for false imprisonment. THY LINO V. MOSELY WOLFE. At the Sittings of the Court before Mr. Justice BEST, the COMMON SERIEANT moved, that the fine of ten thousand pounds, which this defendant was adjudged to pay last Term, be estreated into the Court of Exchequer. We understood this motion to be made on behalf of the Lord Mayor and Corpora tion of London. Mr. Justice Br.rr. suggested that the motion had better be made on the last day of the Term, other wise the Learned Counsel would have to go into the Court of Exchequer to make a similar application. The motion was accordingly postponed. The Duke . and Duchess of BEDFORD the Duke and Duchess of W EL LI NGTON , th e Duchess of RICH.. MOND the Marquis and Marchio ness C ORNWALLIS , the Marchioness of TAVISTOCK, the Earl and Coun tess Grey, and a large party of Fashionables, took ar the Admiralty barge, .ivoliPoz.k CIRC urr. E•fotv Loth Chief Justice Dauu and Mr. Justice Btu ilughingimassaltes-41ond a y, July an, at Bucking'. jodfardshine-i-Thursday, July 2g, at Bedford. Jimitingdonshire—Saturday, " , ily 31, at Huntingdon. Cambridgr.hire—Monday, Aug.:st 2, at Cmiloidge. Sofolk—'rhonsday, August 5, at Bury St. Fenn Norfolk—Tuesday, August 10, at the Cas , le of N ,, ro City of Norwich-Same day, at the Guildksll of k Norwich. .!! ,h 4 4 . ' • • t 1 11. d I : , r. Josue; BUM' .9 Bucking; Cn. ford. likotlngeoti. Camtnidg r . stir of dksll ot tht 1 1‘1 its brought picion of ha•; ty of Mr. aim was cc :•• ) F 1 roke out at Y, Fleet -sheet.— any with a . . a furrier, in Ise, and offs.. 94 ruing heard of a ith having R.'. got oat of ' , c 1 ; the pri . panioo, being he prisoner u k r..--Saturdr• 4 iorses, Con:1; 4 . ; ged about (tel l , el sed was coot 1 nes: lived t told him to g . 2 an's servant een five pertor4, ealth. A yo etired to the . tery thedecea -fled in a few • porter was ' ; each seized nter said, if • s The d , •,-.ea a state of in. • mutes. The p had no bone • the female e porter and • .e her. Mr, W , eased ; hef • quite dead ; ed. There w• e body, nor had or any other a the teart, pr. f the Gentle. . e adjourned d • delibetatics ct :—Diedjinr o• f Blackfriars ;nu Mintan Lecture oa tit Les, as deliver dotte-Honse, interesting ace to the vi• mininodaslost POLICE. BOW•ST It P. Teft.-Den is Maoxes was brought to Office, on Saturday, charged on sisspicion of ha t ; stolen a number of skins, the property of Mr. Sc a furrier, of Gough-square, whose house was co derably injured by the tire which broke out at rßensley's, the Printer, in 80lt -court, _ appeared that the prisoner, in company with man, went into Mr. Poland's shop, a furrier, in Strand, near the English Opera-house, and of, some skins for sale.. Mr. Poland having beard fire at Mr. Smith's, charged them with having sr the skins therefrom, when they both got oat or shop and ran off 1 they were pursued ; the pr was stopped and secured. His companion, swift runner, made his escape. The prisoner committed for further examinstir... DEATH FROM EXCESSIVE Pasistoit.---Satut Inquest was held at the Coach and Horses, street, on the body of 6arah Perry, aged - G. Melbourne stated, that the deceased Name's Hotel, Conduit-street ; witness as porter. On Friday evening she told her half a pint of ale ; but a gentleman's for a quart, which was drank between The deceased was then in excellent health. woman called to see her, and they retired ceased's room at the back of the kitchen, • taking her chair with her. She returned , mutes for another chair, on which a porn ting, who would not let her have it ; each ,chair, and a scuffle ensued. The porter master came he should not have tt. The *tell and was carried into her room in a state sibility, and she expired in a few minutes. ters had a hall for themselves, and had in the kitchen.—Elizabeth Buckley, the , came to visit the Deceased, saw the porter struggling, but (lid not see him strike her. King, surgeon, was called to the deceased her foaming from the mouth, but not quite opened a vein, but no blood followed. no external marks of violence on the bort she the appearance of apoplexy, nor parent cause than some affection of the duced by violent passion. Some of the of the Jury wished the Inquest to be adjourned the body was opened ; but after some they agreed to the following verdict the dectsig - excs7ssive andungorernablepauion, Just puplished, by T. ILsaver, of 1 . road, a Pocket Manual, being A few Minaks vice front the Medical Board, in a Lecture Lees Venerea and Sexual Debilities, ed at Woodstock-House, and Charlotte-House, March last,. a Publication highly interesting iyoung Practitioners, and of importance to the v Interests of Sociery.=-For the accommodatice, Patients at the West end of the Tows, a Media Board is established in Woodstoct-seniet, Oifer.d. street, Under the patronage of Dr..Colorga l of Cut. lotte House, Great Charlotte-street, BlAckiriars-r0:.2. The Board is composed of Gentlemen of the Ent talent, of nearly forty years' experience, all Members of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh, who are consulted 'daily by ranks of inn lids with the greatest confidence. Patients ahead with a certain complaint, strictures, erratic pain; eruptions of the skin, ulcerated throat, glanciala swellings in the neck, nodes on the shin bones, loe are diseases which arise from imptnper treatment the afflicted are immediately relieved, and special cured, without confinement.—Messrs. Coorar and Os are consulted at Woodstock House, from Eight infl I Morning until - Eight at Night ; and at Chai:oa• I House, Great Charlotte -street, opposite the Rti , Rowland Hill's Chapel, from Twelve till and no where else in London.—Mechanics vice Gratis every evening, from Six till Etg!lt, at both Houses; and on Sunday Mornings untillwelve lo'Clock.—N.B. Ruptures of 30 years standing, and of 24 inches in circumference, radically cured, with out surgical operation.-0- Private Entrance, • Private Roopis t for Consultation. BIRTH. Wednesday, Elisabeth, wife of Joseph llolland, of Sydettharn, near Thame,of three boys, two of which still born, and the otherlivid but half as hour. MARRIED. Rev. J. H. Bradney, of Hurcot, Somers•tshire, to eldest daughter of R. Kekewich, Esq. of Sidmoutb, Devon. Rev. W. Russell, rector of Aepperton, Middlesex, to lalt‘. Ann, daughter of the late B. Nicholls. Req. of Kennizron. Rev. Henry Turner, of Nottingham, to Catherine, the nahl daughter of the late J ohn C. Rankin, Rev. W. Dowell, vicar of Locking,. in Somerset. to Claa: Theresa, second daughter of the Rev. Chancellor Yonge. Rev. Arthur Evans, of Sandhurst, to Anne, third dattgles* Captain Dickinson, of Bravnbury House, Woolwich. Rev. James F. loberts of Felstead, Ease; to Harl• daughter of Mr. Richard Clarke, of Catnbridge. Tuesday, at Chesterton. Cambridgeshire, the Rev. T. - 10. At. kinson, M.A. Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge, to lbs. nah, fourth daughter of the late Dr. Stephen. A few days since. Lielietesot lidward Maley, R.N. to Eiss I WasLerinti daughtglAtb. Wif 1 1- 1 4 1 ,4 00 t1 Es+ Bmbatl.' DIED Bath, ,I ..t are diseases which arise front imprtiper treannest- the afflicted are immediately relieved, and speeili cured, without confinement.—Messrs. COOPER and Cs are consulted at Woodstock House, from Eight into Morning until- Eight at Night ; and at Chailoa- House, Great Charlotte -street, opposite the Rec. Rowland Hill's Chapel, from Twelve till EizSt, and tio where else in London.—Mechanics vice Gratis every evening, from Six till E , ;. 1 .1, at both Houses; and on Sunday Mornings until Twelve o'Clock.—N.R. Ruptures of 30 years standing, and of 24 inches in circumference, radically cured, with- out surgical operation.--- LCr Private Entrance, Private Roams, for Consultation. BIRTH. Wednesday, Elizabeth, wife of Joseph Holland, brick':•:r of Sydestham, near Thuile, of three boys, two of which oat still born, and the otherlived ban half an hour. MARRIED. Rev. J. H. Rradney, of Hurcot, Somervtshire, to Dirge eldest daughter of R. Kekewich, Esq. of Sidmouth, Deus. Rev. W. Russell, rector of Shepperton, Middlesex, to Ann, daughter of the late B. Nicholls, Rag. of Kennizron. Rev. Henry Turner, of Nottingham , to Catherine, the mil daughter of the late John C. Rankin, Rev. W. Dowell, vicar of Locking, in Somerset. to Cha. Theresa, second daughter of the Rev. Chancellor Tonge. Rev. Arthur Evans, of Sandhurst, to Anne, third datighteraf Captain Dickinson, of Brambury House, Woolwich. Rev. James F. toberts of Felstead, LAW; to Mary, el daughter of Mr. Richard Clarke, of Cambridge. Tuesday, at Chesterton. Cambridgeshire, the Rev. T. R. A kinson, M.A. Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge, to Hz" nah, fourth daughter of the late Dr. Stephen. A kw days since. Lieutenant ildward Maxey, R.N. to Fin Hells, second daughter of the late IL Halesfout, Esq. lierch:..% DIED On the 25th instant, at Bath, John Blackwood. Esq. lac • Quebec. On the 18th instant, in his 74th , Peter Bayly, Est ).t Dublin, attorney. t• June 14, at Croydon, Rueree, , S. tirmineiu , many years Master Attendant of Ich+thain Dock-yard. Sunday•se'unight, aged 53, 'r. N' Triers, of ars.,,ro:i• for the last 25 years a distingunbedoketobestithe 114),o:ear-I Ploughly Squadron of Yeomanry. Sunday se'mtight, at . 13allingdon EMT, afecl42. , , csk in space of ten minutes, (son the brea k ing of a bioo4. • the wife of Mr. John Parsons, draper there. In his Slit year, the Rev. Dr. loner Playkir,• PrinflV l the United College, University of St. Andrew s. Rey..f. Atkins, rector of Longranton St. Michael's, C bridgeshire, and formerly fellow of Magdalen College. At Binh, the Jiitseph Jekyll, of Rye. HIGH-WATEICat LONDON =IVOR TO-MON FO Minting . - . 7 11113111ACS iftra Afternoon - . AS• • • ' . l.o — glitiff: Boot Tetovie-Bst. IN/ 111 CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. I . CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 25. The Annual Prizes of Fifteen Guineas each given by the Re presentatives in Parliament of this University, to two Senior and two Middle Bachelors of Arts, who shall compose the best dis mations in Latin Prose, w►re yesterday adjudged as follows: r - - samosa IatCIeILWILS. SUb i jeCt Quznan fuerit Oraculorum very iodates ac Ca turn?' dsrles Jahn Heat/score, of Trinity College. No second Prize adjudged. SIMMS BACHILOSS. Subject, " Inter veterum philosophorum *etas, cubism pa tissimum tribilenda sit lain verz sapientiz." Thos. Flower Ellis, of Trinity CLUrge. No second Prize adjudged. OXFORD, JUNE 26. Wednesday, in full Convocation in tke Theatre, the Comme moration of the Founders and Benefactors of the University was holden, when the following Honorary Degrees were conferred : DOCTOR/ ni CIVIL LAW. James Ilaughton Langston, Esq. of Sarsden House, High Sheriff of the County of Oxford. • Count Breunuer, Hereditary Grand Chamberlain af the ...Duchy of Lower Austria ' and Chamberlain of his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, &c.29cc. &e. The Right Hon. Edward Stanley, Lord Stanley, M.A. of the University of Cambridge, and Member of Parliament or the county of Lancaster. General Sir George Nugent, Bart. of Westhorpe House, In the county of Buckingham, G.C.B. and M.P. Sir Claudius Stephed Hunter, Bart. Sir Wm. Gurley, Kin. D.C.L. of the University of Dublin. Jesse Watts Russell, Esq. of Dam Hall, High Sheriff of the County of Stafford. George Dsshwood, Esq. of Kirtlington. Oxfordshire. John Phillips, Esq. of Cuiham, Oxfordshire. • ICISTEILI Or AIM. Graves Chimney Haughton, Esq. Professor of Hindu Lftera tore and of the History of Asia in the East-India College at William Debank Sneyd, Esq. Gentleman Commoner of Bra , sennose College. Longhorn llokeby, Esq. Gentleman Commoner of Worcester College. The Crewian Oration for the Benefactors to the University, was then spoken in a most animated and eloquent style, by the Rev. John Josias Conybeare, M.A. of Christ Church, and Poetry 'Professor. Afterwards the different Prise Compositions were recited by the Gentlemen to whom they were adjudged. vbs. 1112 CHAXCILLO&'S THAIt TRIM. EssousuEssar--." The Characteristic Difference: of Crreek and Latin Pcietry"—Sanuel Rickards, B. A. Fellow of Oriel college. Lawn Essay—" Quznam fueriut przcipue in Cause, quod .Ronu de Carthagine triumphavit?"—Aleiander Macdonnell, B.A. Student of Christ Church. L►THI Veaass—" Syracusx"—The Hon. Edward Geoffrey Smith Stanley, Gentleman Commoner of Christ (lurch. Int LOSER NEWllOlGett ' S PRIZE. ENaum Vrist--" The Iphigenia of Tunandses"—Henry John Urquhart, Fellow of New college. Monday the following Degrees were conferred : MASTERS OF ♦ITS. Right Rev. William Skinner, Wadharn College, and Bishop of Aberdeen, in Scotland. Re►. George Furlong Wise, Exeter College, Grand Com- 11ACHLLOX3 Of ACT& John Svtire, University College, Grand Compounder. Robert Watt, Exeter College. •Yritky last the followlng Degrees were conferred ' lIACHELOILF 11l Rev. William Ashmead Pnien Worcester Colleg e. Rev. John Lightfoot, Fellow Of Merton College. Rev. Charles Rose, Fellow of Linroln. Rev. Edward Cardwell, Fellow of Brasennooe College. fIACUZLOII Of DIEWICIFF. Sherlock Willis, Magdalen College, with a licence to practice. fILMIFFM OF MITI. Right Hon. George John Earl Delawarr, Basen-oose College, ;land Cortpousder. Henry Bpsanquet, Esq. Corpus Christi, Grand Compounder. Rev. Wm. Gilbee, Worcester College. John Campbell Fisher, Corpus Christi College. Rev. Win. Wills, Wadham College. Rev. John East, &. Edmund Hall. Rev. John Worrall Grove, ditto. Rev. Wm. Henry liavergal, ditto. Rev. Joseph Cross, Magdalen Hat Richard Palmer, Student of Christ . Church. Rev. John Blickmore, Fellow of Exeter College. Rev. John West, Exeter College. Rev. Wm. Moore, Scholar of Pembroke College. Thomas Hall Palmer, Esq. Ballot College. ZACINZLORS Of ARTS. Thomas Penruddocke Michell, Merton College. Edward Woodyatt, Brasennou College. George Chard, Trinity College. George Hawker, Exeter College. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. Wednesday the Rev. Wm. Cornforth, bLA. Fellow of Mag dalen College, Cambridge, was preseated by the Master and Fel lows of that Society, to the Rectory of Longstanton St. Mi chael's, In Cambridgeshire, vacant by the death of the Rev. James Atkins. A Dispensation has passed the Great Seal, enabling the Rev. John Henry Sparice, M.A. Prebendary of Ely, to hold the Rec tory of Cuttenham, in Cambridgeshire, vacant by the death of the Rev. Peploe Ward, D.D. together with the Rectory of Stretharn in the Isle of Ely. \ The R ev. William White, B.A. of Pembroke Hall, has been appointed Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge, in the room of the Rev. J. H. Sparke. His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury has been pleased to confer the degree of_Master of Arts upon the Rev. Henry Par don, of St. John's College, Cambridge. The Rev. James Dunne, B.A. of St. John's Colkiv bridge, was on the 7th instant licensed to the Perpetur of South Carleton, Lincolnshire, on the presentatien ‘• Right Hon. Lord Monson. The Rev. J. J. Brasier, LLB. of Trinity College, -Ma bridge, Rector of Whitmore, in the County of litISPII6 been instituted to the Rectory of Cleobury North, Rev. P. Brontc, Curate of Thornton, has been nondossaiii the Vicar of Bradford, to the perpetual Curacy of but the inhabitants of the chap e l ry intend to resist the pralOgitfi:l Lion, and have entered a caveat at York accordingly. Wednesda- , Cam- BLicksvoct, Esq. Ixo J." Nunn, et• l e e r y erratthre "" awi , wa ' u ”sk_7 4 " . :" .."‘"' Wednesday evening last several respectable Book- in, Julyl7, and August 7, at ten, at uninu..••• ..ttorniese Messrs. Courteen Ind itobinsoa, Walbrook. Thomas Gubby, Lower York-street, Rojherhithe, timber-mer- chant, July 3, 13, and August 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sing, Gaulle street. Holborn. sellers , interested in the sale of Bibles, assembled at the Globe Tavern, Fleet -street, fur the purpose aquatic "exctusion in Admiralty barge - , -- 1;;;;Cle5 by a band of music in another barge, to Greenwich o f to dinner, on Friday. Several other distinguished (4.. ?: ,e ttse 25th instant, at Bath, John Blackwood. Esq. lee Dublin, tch a e t t l o B r t n h e y iastant, in his 74tk , Peter Bayly, Et 4 Luang into consideration the Report of their Com- personates went in their carriages, and. joined them June 14, at Croydon. Sutlisti. ,S. nemeses', r'' The Re portgave a vol • the bhi Tavern where a sum 5,10, mince. - UR Cavendisb-street, wine-merchant, July Joins' Beavan, Sunday•se' • ha g ed 33, lir -Nr • ttogers of flew ;.,1 mg t, . and August Vat ten, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. Jones privileges originally granted, or said to be granted, mesa was prepared. The Members of the Funny Club made their annual many years Master Attendant of lc h.tharn bark-hard, . • and Bland, great Maiy-k-Bonne-street. tO the Universities and the King's Printer to print for the g las t y 2 11 3 . y ro oa rt ma dis e, t wr ing azwy ealleAnkensbesOfrbe Wo , ':'' : `' i i• , Bibles, and maintained that there was nothing in excursion .up the River, on Saturday last, to Plan Id Sq Aof Y 1 Benjamin Cohen, Great Alie-street, Goodnsan's- fields , Watch- • ma l es , Jniy ins 13, sad August 7, at one, at Guildhall. At- . Rich- Sunday se'mtight, at Ballingdon, space of ten rniuutes, fro® the breaking of a bioo4- Mr Towers, Castle-street. Faleon-ssnue. • them w justify the numerous prosecutions lately in- •mond. The Club consists of about sixty Gentlemen, tocncy, . the w if e of Mr. John Parsons, draper there. who were repeatedly saluted from the shores by th • . i n e r ai i Smarm, Chub:Ate-street, Fitzroy-square, pianoforte- stituted, and suspended upon compromises. , L In his alst year the Rev. Dr. latiei Playirr,• Pr • - soaker, July 3 , io, and August 7, at twelve, at GuldhalL Report was agreed to, and ordered to be printed. A ditcher of cannon as they rowed along. An ele- the United College, University of St. Andrew s. Ar t a c ori, mt.. tilaoodert, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy -square. discussion ensued, in which M r. Mi e was Prepared, by their orders, at the Rev. .1 . . Atkins, rector of Lon canton St. Michael's. Cu An., soodhi Brawl, anibesinercha..; July 8,9, aad Ao, u - wMAN, and Mr. .r_ . . Yi— Rummer Tavern, Pristole Monk% a ''' .e . 7, a GPC, 4 the4I•CRAR9 viniticated the Universities from havingi astie afrern, to which their friends, and nearly 200 bridgeshire, and formerly fdlow of Mgdalen College. ' 1 item Oahe, aisharda, and Medcalf,•Chancery.laor ;or : .n any manner ts'thorised or sanctioned the ay Wits %yea' • minted, who arrived at Richmond, some ~ II ''' w igs . Itep bens mid Goodhind, Bristol. dons lain's the "Booksellers. It , wa s a grcs = a by water, tad others in carriages, about the time of' HIGH-WATEltat LONDON BNIDGB TO- M Olirk)s . • 4 Ai 00' 'XVI g la tt im . to be nude at GUILDHALL subscnetirctuplcr be entered into for thwßosc . of the' .i • • ... • •ftbe'crew of the Plumy Fleet. The day tes after 6 Minting . • . Pi '' 1 miaty,ll. ' and A. Neilson Mitre-court, Milk. recovenn t i i 'i t •.• •• • Afternoon - • _ -,: 4-P • a S . .......'..... - .: carat - •- the • .g e P er4 B9°„ . !Orse a ' A mr-p " le4l . ."• ."''. '' " iffitlitat. elt hilarity, attd in the even- =isinclier at twelve. July 17, J. Kelllo‘ CaitiO. for ° Pr i ' n g I. In'qefri4P 4l 44 Wttflocafpc • l4 i n ' Era" , ste.'a Ot v , csk ln t .1 1:1- s,. , ?•• r : wbole halier-iuelliblage returned to town 1. - 0 - Sitiffis - : I.Tpitietliiliptifillsti;cll44 - isi KSPTo i t " a r ia, Ltizeater-telds; . druggist, at twelve. July 3, ' C. 'P. and curia on against taem. ' ' • highly delighted with their antertaiunzents. Nas t Teinvie•Bst. ... • • . , . •- • • • . • • • ' • •• , • . • . •.` . ' _ . • - ~ . . . ' 111 I