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t.t.owts ; and the the touched at Pula, ers, and at Gibral. days by foal winds. sth salt. ; the Terri. ryalus, Honourable Captain Hit.t.vaa, e Admiral Putty's, lad the Atlas (flag me, Zealous, Re. • Illufirious, and seen, Captain Pat. n TROLLOPS, joined fay, with a convoy Lord Cows owono lit fail of the line and :my in that part.— ermo : Vice Admiral ttirm off Toulon for f provifions. The ss, and the Queen, ,ne to Gibraltar to he Traperieufe, Lord [plain Itnssau•csv, ind with the Chearly, with difpatches horn elonging to Admiral Gut of Gibraltar on 1 SIN IvAio's fquadroa tal GREIC, with two les, is believed to be l'hetis (poke the Sue. been prevented from :argo by Sir SIDNFT croizing t•ff the Bar [Lich may attempt to :le !hip, bound to the with five mule !hips, Iguefe fquadron ; but is could not dillinetly siled her. int has been acceded le merchants were at urcil has been figned, to the purport, that t have failed or may ofEs to this country. lext, will be permitted their refpeetive con , not blockaded, with- Britith Ibips of war. Courier, who went ndered of his papers, ime, and returned to off a third time with ,MllllO for the Court to approve and con 's of TOWNSH END and h Steward of the Bo inties of Warwick and 1 of the late Marquis, vay home from India, eeded from the River w the purpofe of te le officers and recruits who expeded to em orders to alembic at the arrival of the re• BE ROM have arrived ntis of AIIERCORN'S om Edinburgh. finifters, except Mr. Windfor uniform on Windfor. Mr. Paz. TY, Prineefra SOP HIA by ', l adies WA LDS- Fl rzo)y, and Major ipel e where a Sermon Lnric, from Job 1 4th terwards returned to ZADiTH. MARY, and in the Palace. arrived in town from Vindfor. ncil was held at the Duke of PoarLAND niters afliaed. rn on Saturday, cn a lacy the *ltufGaa Am oter (burgh. of great impnrtance ig'a B.nch, in Dublin, and a Special Jury of I Lord FITZWILLIAP I of Dubin, refpeaing ruth Strand. After a ieir refpeetive rights. our days, and a lull*. lice, the Jury, in a ,ilaintiff, Lord Frrz• rt of Chancery was :f Lord MANNERS, in old TwaawLay. The , as called on by the )rtant caufe, (poke at cellor then role, and, lliment to the Chief your of the Earl of lion is worth upwards ontiguoue to Ballina, d Co. Mayo, together 'e Salmon Fifhery the to parts of that eaten r Moy. The Countefs rtiful daughter, Lady : prefent, and Teemed molt important j udg- ?FJU7ICAL IN7ELLICZNE. FALMOUTH, DECEMBER a. Arrived the American Min Pamela, TAYLOR, from Bourdeaux, fent in by his M.tjefty's (hip IRDITATI • GASLI ; Spanith fehooner, name unknown, prize' to his Majelly's fhip I'Am:A ; Bremen (hip Margaretta, RAKI, from Bourdeanz, fent in by his Majelty's (hip GIBRALTAR. One, P.M.—Tke Townfhend packet is this moment arrived. Mr. Gasistsa came paffenger in her, and is gone off exprefs to London with the important information that the Prince Regent had left Lilbon, and failed for the Brazils with all his fleet, &c. &c. The To wofhend left Sir SIDNIY SMITH tiff the Tagus on the xd inGant. all well.—Wi n d S.R. , • YARMOUIV, DECEMBER so. Sailed the. CYAN, frigate, Foassrsa {loop, and Sates gun brig. Arrived the Qt .: trate frigate from the Southward. Ships of war here, Flora and Rae buck Rag flups, Vanguard, Stately, Quebec frigate, Sappho, S.leguard, Alacrity and Lynx floops'of war. This morning the French ptifoners were landed from the Alacrity (loop of war, and (finned to •*rifoa by a party of the Cambridge(bite Militia.— Wind S.W. hazy. PLYMOUTH, DEC. to: the Pomona frigate that arrived here Thurfday laR, (poke with Admiekl Wreaks , beating in the mouth of the Channel, with a number of the tranf ports under his conitfy, - from Monte Video, which are Rated to be very much diflieffed for want of Orovifions and water, in confequence of which a very large fupply has been (hipped on board the Poraose, o f 40 guns, Mth lIRTA, of 36, DRUID. of 32, and the Novae, of tB, and thefe flips failed yelterda7 morning for the purpofe of meeting with the fleet at fea, and to (apply them with fuch necerraties as they steed. It is reported that the fleet ate very Much difperfed, and that the troops have fuffered confiderable hardfhip by gales end the length of the voyage. Came in the COLO'S - SUS. of 7+ guns, from the Channel ficet ; French (loop Defile de to Pais, from' Varnes, with wheat and iron, fur Bourdeattx, cap. tured by the Martial gun brig ; John and Ann, Capt. WHITIIIDIS, from Gibraltar, with fruit, for Lou don. It is reported that the 'POrttignefe fquadron are expetted at this port, under the efcort of Admiral gir SIDMST SMITH. Came in the ftli;IIMIRSII, of 18 guns, from jerky; Ruinous', of t 8 guns, froM i cruise. PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER to. Arrived his Majeßy's (hip &money IR, from the River Plata ; LIDA and HBAILTY, from a cruise EPTIRPRILII and Arotto tranCports, with fe . veral other outward bound vefrels ; ft z - g. the Down/. Saga his Staje(ty's (hips COROPIANDIL and bar. Pill to the Weßward; MINOTAUR. Sir Cllititias Ceti rom ; /keratosis, lkirriru, and Mrtisaoort, With a large convey of tranfports, with troops, on a Secret Expedition.—Wind E DOVER, DECEMBER 20. Silted the buy Jufftow Metti, Captain S l raicxsa, ftorr * Buurdeaux, with wine, bound to London—flue hasbien detained here for twtMonths by a gun brig, and now releafed. Paired by this day the (hip Jane, Captain Rnss, from New York, bound to London.— Wind E. S. E. and moderate, with a very thick fog DEAL, DECEMBER so. itmain in the Downs, the Trolly and Prineefs of Orange men of war, ayde and Banterer frigates, Ofprey hoop of war, Speculator lugger, Harmony tiaualler, and feveral detained sails. GREENOCK, DECEMBER st. A letter has been received from Captain DouG LAII, Of the fhip Eme►ald, at Newfoundland, dated 7th nit. mentioning the lofs of the brig Albion, o f Glafgnw, CRAW FORD, bound to Pieton, at Trepairy, and all on board perifhed except the mate. DISTRIDU I'ION OF PRIZ.F. MONEY. The Mof' lie. for capture of the Hope. January ; 30, Anti. will I aid at Portfmouth, and recalled at No. is, Arundel Rivet Stritod. 't he Ariadne, Milfquito, and Pwrinuq. for the capture of the Anna Margaretha, April 9. 1806, will be paid on their arrival, and recalled on Wednctdays and Tbutfdays, at No. 9, New Broad litrett. The Minerva, forth. recapture of the Elias*, February to, :807, will be paid on board on its arrival. The Maria Charlotte, from Geffle for London, is on Grote in Hclfingbourg Roads. The Charlotte, Phelps, from Peterfburgh, is put into Leith Roads in difttefs. On Saturday the difpatches were &idly clnfed at the Lail India Houle, and delivered to the Purfers of the folluwing viz. life'. Captain P.. Masers ; Flphinftone, M. CRAW ; Win than, W. Mors* ur—Bombay and China. Walmer Cattle, Captain L. Don os—St. Helena, Beneriolen, and China. Pheenix, J. /LAMM am—St. Helena and Bengal. PASSINGERS TER WALMEIL rt.a—For Bencoolen. Mr Salmon, free mariner ; Mifs Cox—For St Helena. Mifs Green, Mrs and Mifs Cutrron, Mrs Jane Mailey—For the Cape of Good Hope, Mr and Mrs Pringle. PASSINGKIS Pea Fuzz—For oramhay, Mr Clarke, free ma riner; Mr Skotton, free merchant ; Lieutenant Thomas W. Stokes; Mr Richards, cadet—For the Cape of Good Hope, Mr jofeph Lufon. PASSSNOtiIs est FLenymone—For Bombay Lieutenant H. Aug. ; Mrs Weft, two Mils Welts and two Matter Weft. Macs Goodwin and Hare ; Mars Afitworth and Montgomery, free mariners ; Mr Hay, Bombay Marine ; Lieut. J Arthur. PAISVN Gill! raa WINCIItLIEA—For Bombay. Mr. Drury, fenior merchant; Mrs. anti Mifs Drury; Mrs. and Mifs Harri fon ; Lieutenants H.wkie.s and Taylo , ; Captain Camplaell; Mr. Woodward, free mariner. For Madras, Mrs. Connelly. Passenger's tea PHOENIX—Fur Bengal. Mr. Savage, flirgeoll, Mrs. Savage, and Captain Watfun. Fur Madras, Mr. Clarke adst. W. Balmer, Efq. Head•Mafer of the Royal Academy at his MAjetly's Dock Y.srd at Portfmouth, and Mr. Cilium SIR, the Fiends Teacher, ate fuller. annuated by the Lords of the Admiralty, on a very liberal salary. 3IIIKES PRAR. . (No. I ) ANNOTATIMII ON THI TINPIIIT, IT 4 CENTLIMILII. Page s--Blow 'till thou built et, wind, if room enough— I concur with Mr. Sra eche in the following read ing _ Blow 'till thou bur* olfre wind, if room enough. His authorities from the Pilgrim of Btattatcurr and FtlrcHra, and Pericier, Pratte of Tyre, are peet t y prong : but there is Rill another, in our Author's King I ear, which fpealcs more convincingly in favour of the emendation, Blow winds, and crack your cheeks !—rage !—blow ! This Mr. &ream' s has not noticed. boatfivain, have care.—Mimes the Matter t-• Play the 11141S-.....t I have always differed from Mr. STILvIMS in his interpretation of the lift fentence of the above paf Page. The guilty Alonzo avowedly delivers himfelf nnder the influence of terror ; and mull, therefore, he conceived incapable of eihorting the crew to coo. rage • and his addrefs b e i ng , to t h e hnatfwain only, renders the plural " men" inapplicable. I am of opinion that it imports a direffion, or requeß, to ar range the fearnen at their feveral Rations, fo as moR effethially to promote the fafety of the veffel ; and have fometimes doubted whether SRAILIASPEAI did not write, P 1,7 the men. . . The f,lloutng may 'be received is an ap.logy for this fitrmife—Go , ply thv needle, (7ettniteg of the Shrew )—I mull?, my theme, (Titus 4ndronieset.)4-- Let himp& his mulic. (Nantlet.) Page have with fuch provifion in mine art So fafely ordered, that there is no foot—. No. not fo much perdition as an hair, Betid to any creature in the veffel-- Mr. MALoNS has fatisfied himfelf with the 'intro &llion (.1 - Mr. Sr a a's« s's note on this ohfcore fpeech intimating that fuch interruptions are not uncommon to SHAK SPEAR. it is true, when vehement delivery is recloilite to fullain the fpirit of a pattage, he has frequently introduced Inch interruptions, or breaks, with evident propriety, and great effeft, as the natural refult of impettiofity. In Coridanus, for inftance, One's Junius Brutus— Sicinius Velutus, and I know not--S i deafts, The rabble amok, have firs, &c. And in Mr. MaLon e's emendation, referring to the fame Drama, Aft the contagion of the &nth fi ht on you, You flumes of Rome ! you herd of—Boils and plagues Platter you o'er, Scc. Likewife in many of the fpeeches of Hotfpur ; hut thefe are beauties in the management tit a ju dicious allot. Here, however, all is dark and abrupt, without reafon ; for Profpero is fuppofed a pet fon of mild philofophy, difcis•fing himfelf with accurate pre cifion ; and fo true is our author to charatter, that a deviation here cannot be imagined. To the printer of the ancient editions I ant willing, in this inftance, to afcribe all error, as Mr Rows, Dr Wattausros, Mr Tistosato, and Mr Poor, have done before me:l but as I cannot cimform myfelf to the adoptions of either, I am prefuming enough to offer a new reading, which' deranges the prefent text only a tingle letter, and deviates nothing from S H d ssplaa's ufual manner. It is as Tawas : The diretal fpedtacie of the wreck, which toutrd The ♦ary virtue of eompaffion in thee, i.bax le with fuch provifion in mine art So fafely order'd, that there is no fowl (No not fo much perdition as an hair) Bctid to any creature in the ♦effci. COTIIHT GARDIN THEATltll.......Cihelle was per formed here on Saturday evening. Mr. &mace appeared for the i t ir time, as it was announced, in the charafter of lay. If Ire affumed it from necef fity, his ,performance is not a fair obj eft of rigid cri• ticifm. If it was for the purl:knee of encoring that it was not impnftible to fill up the void created by the abfence 4 Comte, that purpofe has not been anfwer ed. Mr. K snout is far, very far indeed, below his predeceffor in the part. There was nothing marked, nothing prominent or (hiking in his delineation of the charafter. it was a cold, tame, ineffeCtive per. formance. He placed lap in quite a new light. Intlead of making him an object of deteflation, that confum. mate villain appeired as if he was a much wronged man', idling uncle( the fenfe of great and unmerited injury. We in vain looked for the plaufibility, the finifhed hypocrify which form the principal features in the charalter. Mr. Kessar.a threw out fume quaint tones in that ;mirage in the firft Ad, where :ago tells Roderigo " to put money in his purfe," which obtained confiderable applaufe, as did alfn the vigour with Which he gave the fecond foliloquy in the fecond Alt. 13tynnd theft, he eftablifhed no claims to public approbation. Throughout the whole of the third Ad, the great tett of the !kill of the aZtor, at no time did he rife to mediocrity. It might be Paid of him, that he fell ajleep early in that aft, and did not await during the red of the performance. Mr. KIMILII is fo rich in profeffional reputation, that he can afford to fquander a little of it now and then ; but if he is fo imp Udent as to often repeat the ex travagance of Saturday evening, he may live to lee the end of it. He had a number of friends in the houfe, who Mewed every difpolition to fupport him, bat he gave them n 3 opportunity ; he did nothing to lupport the charafter. Mr. POWs very powerful and richly toned voice cannot fail to produce effects in violent pillion of Cthello. Mr. C. KIMBLE'S Cleo an accurate per formance ; his drunken fcene produced reiterated plaudits ; and Mrs. ST. LIGbII in Antilles conceived and executed this little charafter with a remakable force and feeling ; but Mifs SMITH towered above all her competitors in the fcene : her Defdemena is nearly equal to that of Mrs. SiDDONS.—StiII the eogurne of this play is inc , nreft. Othello, though a Moor, being an officer in the Venetian fervice, lbould certainly wear the uniform of the cruntry. At a period when charafters were not fo well duelled 4s they generally now, there was more continency °Vetoed. In Ginlick's time Othello wore (cadet and gold, as did alto /aso and Cajo. Why not a fimilar urn fortuity nbferved now, with a better difplay -Iftem porary and local decoration than we then p &fled ? Wednefday evening lag, about nine 'clock, as Mr. RICHARD BRICk, farmer, of Patrixbourne Court, accompanied by Mr. —:HUSBARD, et Bridge, were returning in a light cart from a dinner party, met that day at the Halfway Honfe towards Dover, jolt as they had reached that part of db.: road oppo fi,e to Barham Court, Mr. B, ice, who was efving, tell (as is fuppofed in a fit,) between the cart and the hotfe, and initantly expired. ,! • - ADMIRAL 77 sEssicws. OLD BAILEY, DECEMBER. Is,. ' ' - Mikan Mown was put to the bar, indided for the wilful murder of John Hanlon, on' board the Apollo brig, of which the prifoner was Captain.— Another indiftment charged the prifoner with the wilful murder of Henry Johnfon, a feaman on board the Paid brig ; and a third, of the wilful murder of John Dim, another of the Apollo's crew,• by flog ging and (tarring him. PrevionTly, however, to the jnry being impannel. led, Mr. GURNEY and Mr. AiLar, Condel fox the prifoner, intreated the Court for indulgence for a Ihort time, while they prepared an affidavit, on which they Meant to move for poßponing the prifoner's trial. The Court readily granted the requeß, and the a ffi davit was fhortly after produced and read.-- The affidivit Rated, that there Learned Counfel had very recently only received their briefs ; on pending which, they found that Captain Brown, of the brig Eliza, whole veld layalongfide of the Apollo, on the coati of Africa, when a mutiny broke nut on board of 'the Apollo, from which mutiny and its fuppreffion the charges againß Chapman arofe, was at prefent at Liverpool. The affidavit concluded by expreffing a hope that the trial would not take place until the prifoner Mould be enabled to avail himfelf of the evidence of Captain Brown in his defence- MY. jUIIiCC La BLANC obferved, that the trial was ,to have come on yetierday (Friday) and it would therefore be unprecedented, were he to accede to the application now made. That motion could not be agreed to, unlefs by confeat of the profecutiou. The ATTORNEY GENERAL, on the part of the Crown, Rated, that what had been fworn to in the affidavit, demanded the moll ferious confideration.— The witnefs, Captain Brown, was certainly moil ma terial to the prifoner's vindication. He was there fore inclined to accede to the delay requefted, in order that the prifoner might have the benefit of Captain Brown's tellimony, againft the evidence he fhould adduce in fupport of the profecution. At the fame time his duty'impelled him to Rate, that he could not content to any thing snore than a !bort poßpone ment; as, were the trial deferred until the next Ad. miralty Seffinns, Come of the witneffes for the Crown might be abfent. The trial was then appointed for Monday, the It al; of January next. LAW LvTELLIGAIvCE. COURT OF KINO'6 RENCK, DEC. 17. ItOWORTH Ilk Was a cafe of literary property for piracy of the Plaintiff's work. Mr. Gaattow, for the plaintiff. Rated that he was a printer, and had publithed a work entitled " The 1 Art of Defence on Foot, in the Broad Sword and Sabre, adapted alio to the Spadroon, or Cts and Thruft Sword." This work the Defendant, in a compilation of which he was the publifher, called Encic4edia Londinen/,, had thought proper to ap propriate to hianfelf ; and out of a t 8 pages of which the plaintiff's book confined, no lefs than feventy five were literally copied by the Defendant.— This, however, was not always the cafe; in other parts, or in Come inflances. he had inferted words in his own of the fame import as the Plaintiff's, and thus hoped to elude the law. The Jury, however, upon a moment's examination, would tee how bare faced a piracy this was, and how much the Plaintiff had fuffered by ir. Mr. GAR Row then proceeded to read various pafages from different parts of the feve ral productions, in which it appeared that the Defen dant had fubßituted and erafed many words, in order to avoid detation. This, however, was not all— for the Plaintiff, in order to render a book of this, kind more practically ufeful, had infer ted many plates of figures, on the attitudes defcribed in the body of the work ; thefe alfo the Defendant had copied into his Encyclopedia, but here again he had difplayed his warinef. ; for, though his figures were in exactly the fame attitudes as thofe of the plaintiff's, yet he had taken the precaution to fill up the drefs which in the plaintiff's book was a mere outline. Sometimes, ton, the defendant had even done more than this : for, in a few intlance., he had altered the drefs; that which in one work war made a Highlander, in the other was converted into an Auftrian ; where one had a helmet, another was provided with a hat. The principle of the law in thefe cafes (faid Mr. GA R. RoW ), is perfectly clear; that no man Bull take ad vantage of the labours of another, without at halt making compenfation for that advantage. On thefe grounds, the plaintiff fubmitted that he was entitled to recover damages for this infringement upon his copyright. The cafe being proved on the part of the Plaintiff, The AT roan a y Gs N !RAI., for the Defendant,con tended that the Plaintiff had no right to recover.— His client was as liberal a man as any in the profef fion, and was far from defining to rob any individual of the jolt reward of his labours. The work publifhed, by the Defendant profeired to be merely a compila lion him Other authors; and more licence was to be allowed in a publicati - m of that nature than in any ' other, becaufe the compiler did not profefs it to be an original compnfition. Further, it was to be no ticed, hat Mr. Roworth's book was brought out in 1799, and the Defendant's not until the year 1807. The Learned Counfel affimilated the prefent cafe to ' that of a Review, where the moll interefting parts of a work were extracted, and which fe reed as a recom , datiun to the original ; but fuppofing even that the I perfon who read the Review &mild be fatisfied, and I not pit:chafe the original, an aftion would not lie.— With refired to the engraving., there was one objec tion which would put them entirely out of the cafe. By Aft of Parliament it was declared, that unlefithe publifiter's name was annexed to the print, he could I not recover damages in an aftion for plagiary. But it this were erroneous, the Plaintiff could not main ' tainthis aftion ; for, in a cafe brought before Lord Kenyon refpettingtwo prints of My U n cl e Toby an d 3olly Seagrim, his Loral/tip had vitrified his opi. bitm, that the party could recover only where the main defign of an otigioal work had !seta imitated ; I here, however, the maic defign had not been copied, I far the gunfire was all that was taken ; and the doe's. the princ:pal part of the plate, was introduced by the Defendant to catch the public eye. Upon thefe gronath, he mulled that the Plaintiff could not re ! c• ver. bird Ectsasoaavam Paid, that this aaioa rlai • • . . . brought under the flatute of Qneen Anne, which gaSe to authors an exclufive coppright fur 14 yeatt, in cafe of their being alive, for x 4 years longer. Whatever indulgence the Jury aught be difpo'ed allow•the Defendant as a compiler, he was a .1 by that means to injure private individuals, by copying .their.ptiblications ; for if fuch a permiffion were to be given.• it would be difficult to fay where the ovae lice would. end. Even in the cafe of a Review, if fo much of the swot k wet e copied as to induce Wiwi duals to be contented with that, and not to purchafe the original, an anion would certainly lie. As to the plates, the outline in a work of this nature is un _doubtedly the main defign, for it is the attitude which is principally required. If the Jury Souls! ,rhink the Plaintiff entitled to a verdict, they would give the damages upon the letter prefs and the engra vings feparately, as there might be a quellion as to thelatter.—Verdi3 for the Plaintiff, damages for the letter.prefs yol. and for the engravings 301. J•tfIRAY o. nuaorx. The Almassy Getrattat. Rated, that this was an *Rion on a Policy of Infur a n ce on th e flip M entor , /ram London to Surinam, Demerara, and Berbice. In the coutfe of the voyage the fell into the hands of the Dutch, and was carried into 11.1 avia. On her voyage home to Holland. with a valuable cargo of fpice, flue.was retaken and carried into Guernfey. He fhould prove the was completely found at the time, though the defence, he understood was, that the was not fea worthy. She was examined at Guernfry and repaired by Capt. Stephens, and went nut again to Demerara for a cargo, and quitted that place for Surinam. In coming•out of the Paramaribo, on her voyage home to London, fire Bruck with extreme vi dence on the bar. and Ruck fail till the tide made her float; when the got over the bar into deep water. Her fiernpoll was broken. 'nd, on trying the pump, four feet water were fo, ad in the hold. This was entirely owing to the accident in palling the bar. She continued very leaky afterwards, and the crew were employed in pumping night and day during the voyage back to Demerara, where the was Purveyed and condemned. Mr. Gaaaow for the defendant (aid, that the Tel: fel was not fea worthy, and that the plaintiff was alto completely aware of that fa& He would prove by the letters of the plaintiff himfelf, that he was well aware that the Mentor was completely unfit for fea ; and he had declared to his agent Captain Steven• fon that the was good for nothing ; and when the former mentioned the fubjed of repairing her by patting a new falfe keel, the plaintiff wrote to him, 4 , Do not touch her falfe keel, for it will colt she Devil and all to block her up again. Pray do not attemprto repair it." ast Captain Stevenfon depofed to thole fees, after which the Jury confider/cf . for a few minutes, and returned a verdict for the plaintiff of tscl. OXFORD, DECEMBER 19. The following fubjefts are propofed for the Chan. eellot's Prizes for the year enfuing, viz. For Latin Verfes Ddpki For so EngHi hail Arditary Rash. The Vico Chancellor has received a donation of 201. to be given to the Author of the heft C.ampofition in Englith verfe on the following fubjeti, viz. JeteMset. _ _ The firfl and lan of the above fuhjeifts are intended for thufe Gentlemen of the Univerfity, who have not exceeded four years from the time of theirMatricula don ; and the other for fuels as have exceeded four, but not completed !even years. The Exercifes ase to be fent under a Pealed cover to the Regiiirar of the Univetlity on or befure the 9th day of May, 18.28. None will be received after that day. The author is required to conceAl his name, and to diftinguifb his compofition by what motto he pleafes; fending at the fame time his name Pealed up under another cover, with the fame motto infcribed upon it. _ _ _ The ezercifes to which the Prizes null be adjudged are to be repeated (after a previous rehearfal) is the theatre, upon the Commemoration Day, immediately after the Public Oratot's Creation Oration. Thurfday, the lan day of Michaelmas Term, the Rev. kite Butte's, M. A. and Student in Divinity of St. John's College, was admitted Bachelor in Di vinity._ Russat.t.Ocowass,ofChrill Church; Rev. Hastav Boons Htassar, 01 Q.seen's College; and Rev. Insern Benson, of St. Edmund Hall, B.A. were admitted Mallets of Arts. CAMBRIDGE. DECEMBER :4. Mr. Jesus Baamaan Cars r Lim, of King's College, was on Friday admitted a Fellnw of that Society. The Rev. CHILISTOPHIR &TWILL, M. A. Fellow of King's College, is indented to the reEtory of Kirkby Wilke, in Yorkthire, vacated by the death cf the Rev. MATTHIM RAINS. The Hon. and Rev. THOMAS DS GREY, Tailor of Fawley, is picketed to the Archdeaconry of the diocefe of Winchefter, together with the retiory of CAlborne, in the Ifle of Wight, worth 8001. per annum, in the room of the Rev. Archdeacon Wooe. roan, 'clece ate d. _ _ The Rev. CHARLES FREIMAN MILLARD has been innituted to the vicarage of Henley, in Norfolk, on the prefentation of the Dean and Chapter of Norwich. The Rev. OZIAS TRORSION LINDLILY has been inflituted to the vicarage of Stoke Holy Croft, in Norfolk, and the Rev. CHARLES JOHN SMITH licenfed to the curacy of St. John of Tia.berhill, in Norwich, on the nomination of the Dean and Chapter of Norwich. CORM MAIM, MaRR LAMM, DsC. 2 r.—There is a tolerable !apply of Wheat strivcti,for to-day's market, but it frilly maintains the quoted prices-_ the fupply of Eagle , is large—and. with M a l t , rather lower—Peas and Beans, of the two forts, keep their price—there is a middling fupply of Oat., and this trade is quoted rather higher—Flour as tall week. CIIIIMINCT A$ soma's.: ifissat . , 41114 dos fa per v. Grey Peas,64 , 7 0601 1 Pisa Ditto. yja 711 tad Beans, (old) yds 64. od Rye, (asw) egos ;es od Tick Ditto j3s pp od . Will. 4on Ms cd Gatajas Pis ass Mak, (rdd) Os Oils od Poland ditto 43s eos cid White Peas, ( Boners) iscs 16-s Pour* ditto to etis ed Rape Soul sal est Fine Floor sp. 6orkoSevaells jos Si.