Star. — London, England, 1828-10-27 00:00:00

ght we received the Paris Papers of Saturday. Main no news, though a vailety of antradic ours and louse speculations on the subject of n the east of Europe.' The Constitutional of states, on the pretended authority of let n Odessa of the sth and 6th, that the had obtained * signal victory over the army, under the immediate command of en Vain, who lost his cannon, baggage, s, and munitions of war, and was himself in. the battle. It is added, that the capture was considered as an inevitable consequence ictory, all the necessary arrangements for a assault upon that fortress having been formed to of the last accounts. All these statements, appear to be at least premature. ches from General Matson (who commands ch expedition to the Morea) have been received h instant, and are announced in the Moateur day. IBRAHIM definitively sailed on the 4th pith the last of the Egyptian troops. The gar• ft in the fortresses of Messenia appear to the unequal to any effective defence, and it is that they will soon fall. In the mean time' Aletsou encamps before Navarin with Otte' General. SEBASTIAN! observes Conn Wilk aNs. id Gen. SCHNEIDER sailed on the 2d insutot foe, o reduce that fortress. No attack on any of ices bas as yet bees made, the French Cons., being desirous to exhau s t the r esources o f De . is before he employs force. tuation of the French soldiery in the Morn does , ar to bt quite so agreeable as the prospects of Id out to themhy their Commander on quitting )f France, might have led them to imagine. The of the sick among the troops encamped before had sensibly increased. Intermittent fevers the principal complaint, and it had been found r to issue a double ration of wine to the soldiers, some fresh meat, An order to re-establish their CITY, Trisivati'CLoCz. opened this , morning at 84% at which rice they keep ornately buyers and milers, with little dein& es from Vienna of the 1 f.th of October state. that ow nd 28th of September; Genera! estsataa and General' obtained fresh advantages over the Turks It SW and , near Kinks), where they put to flight and dispersed us under the command of the Pashas of Wan and lan Mail has arrived this morning. left M the Seth of dap mounts from the city of Mexico of the 2311 of out the Papers do toot contain any news of consequence. CITY, HALF-PAST OSE O'CLOCK aml Market has bee: exceedingly doll dosing the whole cling. and Consols base remained at 1161, slternatdy I sellers. o the absence of information front the armies of the peculation if the least magnitude has taken place. ?Weiss market the chief business doing was in Mexicarr deb have receded. leystand that the Madras packet brings 'Mot 310,600 merchants' account, and 150,000 more bas arrived ai l eak ia the Aurora. Trade was very dull at Vera Can a l appears to be in Meslco a very high 'pixie amongst the Inks &mi.en great fear wee entertained that some co sold take plies. It is agreed that Guassaao will be wide*. IKODIVOLT amens or m ittotanAelth 1111F011. • • •••J' gra Cargoes of Ore: • YU Ono's et Ore. ammo ettly op to the list, edominently me Mehl rot the Mines were In anew rusalie elate. winos OF =OM 'MOO WIZ MOM% •. no; Si. artarlim ; ft. Joan, lOS ; Tag 0,4111.-.. see gluing produce of gold se well as serer, ball* *ado ailed 4916,500 sterling was in Ceeninis ads, and a credit of ten thousand pounds more was are, into effect tZe °Nests of the Company. is from Gibraltar ol r the 6th October are gleamy. On' Other ItT died ; en the 4th a:Osborn died; en the 3d 4.—ln the last four days -99 persons died; and en the. et thirteen Mors were slelw-weather rather Amery. COURT CIRCULAR. 114 . .0t0ry held a Pricy Council this day at gibe lie. Windsor Park. been u# PORTUGAL and her suite took an ei geileswis co Saturday, aad . 'lik e d tbe Diaramt i l, tare es of &. Wandrille and Unteranes are at present Her Its.arre and r..ite want over the Oatienam, and t visited' the gardens of the Zeoligical fir. sang Quasi, attended mass yesterday morning yid belonging to the Portuguese Embassy, ha Booth erfort.' :17 bekite three o'clock yesterday afternoon, her and smite left Griluls&s Hotel, Albemarle.etreet. in two we's carriages and Igor. -for. Lalehant. The Marquis de a. the Portuguese Minister, Vietnam hAszvanz. the 11Mabter..and aerial Portuguese said Brazilian Noble. gentlemen, followed in two carriage's and four. . kustrian. Ambassador paid it ? s it to her MA.. tioes to her departure. It is et= Am her Haman the Kum this day at. the Royal si Egyptian 31Seers,whoh leeently arrived 0 1 0 miry, attended at the Colonial llatunlay. Earl of ANIMISM vi s ited peke at Wu.- resterdsy. )uke of Wiscutteivon arrived it fa Bator- *: ' 0* mania a tear. • ' ' - ' ' ... • iefeather during the whole 4 Ai .. • :4119* ears bre bees remarkably In% and ' - . liras , and mornings sharp, am keen, and AIM* , • .. • . t ' .?•?••• • cabman has kit arrived in Pa A i Paris lik ,, le sweet a et the Cantlneat of Africa, is elm: considerabi part e dem at the city of .11mbiletoe. It is magi Imhof he twinge any Malmo, of the fate of Dlafrre Ise traveller, • . number, of Portuguese, refugees ROW at Ply - 5 , 1110 • tenth Chl6 are about to be formed at Cheltee at &rout —l/sitiiiirs Amide. .topes:dyes week of an , the canal toiled, and. 1. bermes Hoddersdeld a nd Maachurer, extends awls, ?wards of three Whs. aad 1.210 yards arm the 'edam bof the voyage tiros* the teasel and back again is de a balf. Pumas re MT.—The period chosen by the Anchor *coming work b chit most interesting epoch in the his. • Reformed Religion, in which the English Government, t shin and Windy mi. of Maar, relapsed into the bre* eof Popery. Muck may be expected inns so deeply in. subj ect. *an by the accounts Eros Lisbon, that the pe lotas in that capital batons the in and 12th ▪ ouse . • than engtillij in amber, and that. Oen woo several pinion subs bad been can. it4fack partisan4of shy asst/sr. Most of Na ISMS ware shut up and busman was almost I/. • • , • • • THE . . ' 'Wtonsok Oc7r. 26.—His KIMSI7I, we are happy to state, is nowsperfectly restored to,.bealth. Tamar - row his MAJESTY is !SINEW to held COUOCiI e at which Parliament wilt be further prorriguech- and in 'a few days he will go t 4 Lond , rn for the purpose of re ceivinig . the Recrutomes Report. as MAJESTY will also visit the Castle. and inspect the interior of his so to of rooms in the east front, at great many of which have been for some time past in a. fit state tor occupancy. His MAJESTY regularly dines. with his smite (down stairs) at sevetkoWock, • This torecocm, Divine Service was performed at his Ma.vasres privatexhapel by the Rev. Mr. Scvmoua.i The Royal Suite and Household wete present. Yesterday Sir HiasuT Thyme arrived at the Royal' Lodge On a visit to his MAJESTY. Her Royal Highness the PrincessAUGUSTA • accom panied by. Lady MARY TAYLOR and Miss Vitas, at tended Divine Service this forenoon at the pariah church. On Friday next the .Princess will leave Frogmore Lodge for Londoni.aaal 'on the 3d of next smooth her Royal Highness will "'avail to Brighton, where she will take up her residence at Marlborough House for some weeks. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. —mom— CHANGIS. • Lady Canning, with her No, the Hon. George Canning, in Port• mesa-square, front Rocbetts, in Essex• H. F. 80111$&M, Esq. at Garnet, Cguity Derry, from London ind Carlisle; the Marquis of Londonderry and Lord Garnet, at the Dowager Countess of Antrines, Gissann, County Down, front a shooting party, at Cagle GarVagh. Gerry ; rho Dowager Lady Rich°, films areaway, Glos. cesterddre, to her house in Bryanstone Roam; General Mr Wm. and Lady Cockburn, from Cheltenham,. so Lansdown-crescent, • Bath; Dt. Mackinnon, at Ms bosses, in Great George-strset, from ifteedies Lady Borde;t, at Pads. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. L • . Saturday evening the " SMedy of ,the Mainline Marriage was per:Errand at this Theatrr o for the first time tins season ; and, from . the Play being strongly, cast..it went Off . extrespily welt. Mr. W.TASRSIf IWO tamed the character of Loa ht performed it with his accustomed 'excellence; and he was amply supported by Mr. Jonsa..in the character of -Brook and Mrs. C. JoNss, in that of Mrs. Heidelberg. Mss. DAVISON and Miss Nicol, played she parts of Belly and the Glistsibertnald : they both. performed exceedengly well„and the latter was particularly successful in the last scene, where she listens to the tender effusions of the Noblessooli vales, who finds port too strong for claret chinked' , ATLESBURY;*Oi,r. 25. • Mr. Edden, a nurseryman, at • Thome, was folio& dead this evebing ; and is supposed to have been mur dered, returning from Aylesbury market. He was found in Haddenham-field, by Mr. Taylor, of Notley Mill, with some bruises on his body, and his ribs broke. The horse was taken out of his cart, which was tilted up; and although be sold a load of trees at Aylesbury market, and must have had a considetable sum, only five shillings were found in his pocket. Mr. Attwood, of Hyde-lane, was stopped by four footpads, close to Buckingham, on Saturday night last, but escaped by the goodness of his horse.-.Aylesbury Cheonicie. DEATH OF THE HON. CAPTAIN CANNING. We were the first on Friday to announce, as jaw . enlists, the death of the Hon. Captain CAsurve. Although the &Hewing letter "contains but few pad colon notalready known on this subject, we are induced to insert it on account Of the manner in which . it de. '•scribes the genaal regret for Captain CANNING . ; death, and the allusion which it makes to the wounded feelings of his widowed @salter • leaded-a, October 1. We have all bad a very great affliction, meat deeply felt by all the British and Many of the Portuguese—the death of the flop. COI ain Catattun ! l so young, so brave, so bendsomkand so good 1::41id to die such an inglo rious death. Ott the 24th ult. 4, and all his Officers, with many of our residents, were to dine at the Teal with JAMS Gamow, Esq. He iiad been playing at rackets all the afternobn, tied the day. was excessively warm. He walked up tnthe'T.sal, and told hi‘.servant s , whom he hadsent fronr 411'6004 With , c49Bo.o linen, that he should bathe . in Mt; GO O Songs:sanl: Ipcfote he. chased. When the dinner beiria,g.thete. tn. general inquiry for Captain CANNiwn;',liid hii, entrap, entered the drawing-rot= to ask Whylikdid not come in dress, when all the titispenY'ren i ttl'Afie tim.k,.and tow his clothes by the side apPearimeid him.. A. man dived to the bottom and . brought up, thejlfeles bode.Of she admired yoUng Min • but siotwithstoding every e ff ort, it writ found that th e vital spark bad.som -pleicky fled. What must be the feelings of his enother,, so lately losing such a husband, anditir such, a son I" 7H . . . • L- • WOotwich, Oct: ti;ISMI. (Gusset. Oases). The Mote General has the higkestsatisfactien la eintnisiiMi: ing to the Regiment of Artillery the following letter . from the; principal Aide-de-Camp to the Kirsg, Conveying his Majesty's go.. dots *Onion that the gun taken at Shurtpose, and presented- to his Majesty by General Viscount Combermere and the forces which captured that forms% shall be metante.l in foot of the bar. rafts at Weigand. and placed I. the charge aid custody. of the Corps of Royal Artillery acid Royal Engineers, as a special mark of his Moray's approbadon of their services on all occasion. • his Inedship, in commatudesdag to the two corps the IMO gracious commands, feels mired that a memorial so lasting of his liejesty'e distinguished favour will be a stimulus to sontkne, tor she benne, that mml, good conduct and emotion. which have Soverdp. plaid in the Mips tee highest hono ur—the approbation of their.. The Commando* at Woolwich is desired to take measures to 'catty iota effect his Mipaylii most gracious intention. •.• • (ond) • A. DICKSON, Coleasi,'D.A. General.- •.. • ' • • • Royal Lodge, Windsor. Oct. 13. .111b•Less..-Havlog, by the desire of Led... General Ceeptlyt. se the Kies a drawing of the Gun taken at lahmetpoto. et Woolwich % mid preesoted to his Makesyy by Gemmel Taman Comhernsere and der Weer id Ns NASKY and Zola Culls Campany Service which cooperated under his UMW* donsitsd ths monk and septet, of doe horses; led betrieg sicked the King's pleasant with respect to thetitnathis in milk* Oss timid be pleestla have bees braustsd with his Wines commasils to tumor, to your Leeds*, and to desire that yeti will ommumisate to the Oases of the Royd Antler/ and Royal le gless% his Majeety's deterndnides that tide Gen shall be placed iu front of she Burns as Wooheich; add his Msjesty f desires that yaw UMW? wiR take tho tneessary step. fee • dye effect to soh his illvestee plasma - His Maj esty is todnmsellopos die amiss. oat only by a wish to assign a _g and . mmegilmous slides to Ibis splesdid mesmerist , of the enterpelse mad rimy of tbe Olken aid soldiers by whom the illgeniat conload Binstpore waiulieved, Met alio by the desire topic, it is glee ehmane and custmd_tdd body of men which has in so essimenti defz e :e n irit iab e r ti his Misty ' ; attachment and his swamis, abilkstpid pllantry en *my envies in while hoe hoes espy the manner is wilt& lawn is all otherempolme die mod credit of dee lido* ason.-I has dobassat T s 11e. *Wird • t* the ,Tip &sad Lewd I l leMeme Ihreallud y 0.1;.11. IWO Oimeral o f tbe Offklimos 4 - 7: • .+.. . . . . . .. • NA VAVINTELLI CIL obi '''. • _ • ....,..,..._. . Ifeitsmutivto TIM Det. l .llisin e—Vistalferd 2 —Goiniffrad • , Now t —Mambo rah • Lilislb ----- atl 1..-Prainie t—llizoders 1— . Abreddi s—Mexioo 1. • . • -• . - • ~..Tho Adele. from Manddas to Antwerp, le supposed to be sr. Avid off DOW. This Mary. Mumma, from P or t- au -P r ince to Coves', was totaly lost on the 7th Isidro in the floptiose-crew sated. DIAL, Oct 25.—Wind S.E. to R.S.B.—.Arrived &am Landon the &misuse, Ounce canto. for Jailisitt; Isabella, Mag 4 91 1 . 0 .14 Jane. Lockett. Joamon, for Dominica; Ocean, Worerter, for Hew duress; J. Renwick, Thum, for Jamaica; Nepos, UM, for An. dies ; and Eclipse, --, for the South Sean. POOsasoutu, Gas 25 and 96—Wind S. to S.E. and R.—Ar. rived Use _Columbia, MILANO, from New York. Pawed duo Priam of Wales, Hosterizt, and Prince Rupert, But, from Haase% Bay; Planter, Teases, from Demerara; Manilla. —, ft 011. man, and Matilda, RosoUro, from ditto; and Robert Seals= au. from New York. Arrived from Leedom the Maim King, Wstweesoo, i ftp Demerara. FALMOUnif. 0070.211 23.—Wind S. to ILS.R.-..Ardvad the Cygnet packet, from Vera Cruz—failed lath Aopm. and free. Havannab sloth Sopeember ; also the Swift, Realms, freosTerceira, in twelve days, wit& dispatches for the Marquis PALNILLA. The Brazilian frigate Isabel was cruising -of the idled, and had lauded a quantity of arms and ammunition. Th e P ortuguese bad not appeared, but was hourly expected. Sailed the =f Marlborough packet, for Lisbon. ?mono, 0.75. 25. Arrived tie Down .. Castle, Caaelealla from Gibraltar ; and Ma, Game, from Tarragona. Cana, Om 26....drrived lbe Albite, Roictere, Amapa, Fonsonvond MIMI, LITTILOWOIIIII, from Smyrna. • - Munoz, Goo.lo....Anivod the Avon, &foresee, from hawks Bells ........—sfreldlfrefooediaod; June. Maus, from Biedlasex. • , pinrotiPoßT, oar. es. • The Jaeseuk i s, dotander Lyons, went out °filmiest on. Thuniday.and WM sail fr Se Cape sod India in a slay or two. The Royal Affebilde ivialthis week taken out of siodt, pod will be placed at her suieringsin Hamcsaze. The Speedy caner, in Ilanwrase, which was formerly fitting as a tender to the apatiate, will sow be fitted. and attached as al tender to the Melville. guardthip, rut Portsmouth. His Majesty's ship Herald, tit, Commander Autry, arrived yes terday from the Thansel4 for the *pose, It Is understood, of ow.- Whip, Lord Behnere,•the new Governor for Jamaica. The Nightingale schooner arrived yesterday from the westward. The Dublin, rank frigate, is expected to be immediately cam. miseloned, and report assigns the command to Captain Sir John Pbillienoee, C. B. rep ort - • ,Lieutenant Ryder; of the coast guard service it has made it seizure of twenty kep of coistraband x :;:r i ti t . lodged them in the Costens-house. • .. • • • In Hamoaxe—Britannia,Warspite, Triodulo, Dispatch, *Ord, Spey, Asp, and Antelope. Sound—Herald asid;Jesonar. Aremetussits—lJeuteneat William Seidl, le" to coinimind the libansrodt, revenue vessel, as the Id* Undo* i Pk-Alm illensiett, to be Formai of Poetsosoutb Dock-yard, vice Moseaws, fiesigned ; the Rev. Jobs Barker, late of the Warapke s to • Awes tripes, at Falmouth ; Mr. Joseph DaUaway 0600 . is int 'appo • al Surgeon of the Dispatch. - ik. William Henry Brtay. of this town, is appoisted Patter of the Cruiser, is, winch was commissioned at Chatham,”Teesday. by Commander , lord F. Beauderk. Mr. Bray's simsdumzspt to the Ringdove Isarbeeis cancelled. - room TIN WAMPSiltni T2LROIIiPIi, oar. t ' . The 8rit0n,.46, Hon. Captain W. Gordon, arrived on Thursday, in 64 days, from Rio de Janeiro, hiring ;is board, charged with dispatches to the Queen of Poet ti gal, Colunel char which he immediately .set off for London, with Captain Gordon, who ins the bearer ot.dispatches from Lard Passersby, The news brought by the Briton relates entirely t 3 the confusion of peace tretween the Buenos Ayreans and the Emperor of Stun, the particular terms of which are sent holm to the English Government, but which seat sot td be promulgated at Itiootutil tour days after the departure of the Briton.. Tie Briton sailed from Plymouth on the 22d April. and after ereizing a considerable - rinse off the Western. Canary, and Cape de Val &lands, in hopes of gaining intelligence of, or falliviss with, yes. sell said to be.,girittesobarnved at Megabit., July 24. Hoe the ship tenon* five days. cluriag *Welt time the officers • weremoatospitably treated by LIE*. Co lonel Nicholl, stud tier officers of the garrison. Being disappoult# in obtaining water, etc. at Ascen sion, the Briton was obliged to stretch. across to Wo Janeiro, where 'she arrived August 7th, after-a nine day's run, and lotted lying there his Majesty's. milli Ganges, Rear-Admiral Sir Robert Waller - Otway, K.C.B. Captain Inglefield; United States ship Matet dolga% Coemsodore Biddle (since sailed for New . Yiuk) and a considerable Fiend) squads on. consisting of Le Jean • Bart. 74, Rehr-Admiral Ronssin; • Terpsichore. Magicienne, Nympbe, and . Arethnse frigates; Lybii and Adour, en How, and four male? vessels, Ti e French squadron bid obtained .indensnification foe the !oases sustained by the French. reterebantsi in the wee between Brazil and. Buenos . Ayres,- and the frets& Admiral had sem away a considerable presage of his tquodron, previous to the Briton's departure from iti4. The Thetis, Captain 'Bingham, and. Hews ' Captain Honourable P. W. Grey. arrived at Rio, (r oan the Ri Plate, on the 15. h Auust. the former s hip w i t h L o ll Ponsonby, appointed Ambassador to the Court of The' ail, on board. On the 4th of October. the Briton spoke the Janverin, of Jersey. from Rio deal-404 , 40t, Trieste; and the Sophia, of Harnborgh, 110,days from flamsla, all well. • • • ' -• • • • • TheiFerret, 10, Mang Co' amass der Deare,•arrivoll yesterdief froin Berricpdi. with 22.000 dollars, which were shipped at Vey* Cruz,. on board . the Harlequisi,, and transferred to•tbe. Ferret on the arrival of . the Herb lapin at Bermuds,Abe latter vessel having -heroicness& to be in Coo defective a state to proceed to England ... she was to be brOkell tip. The Ferret sailed from Best% 'muds the 224 ult. M .4lthough the weathe r bad': Sell escbedingly hot. th‘ .island _was very healthy. The ' Barham (with the alit . of. Vice Admiral C. Fleming) and Areahne mess lyidg. s .there.. The Admiral, as IQ as the crew 011ie 0ka...1g0 laboured under sickness on their atrivalfrifferpri Royal, bad quitorecovered. The Fairy had; A MI 4ays prior to the Ferret' s sailing, arrived at Beswinalt' l tkith44spatches, and had returned 'to :Pat *sok ' . This Columbine sloop of war had gOalit tea *Use," - and the Meets, 42, Captain Austin, was :ilaily eapecied frosentheklisienneb. 1' -The Blenheim.regile ot-SOsuns, and Curacoa f r i g ate p rare to be lennedieteie ersidininioned id the Rivet.. A --Captain and four Sokalrerns of the Royal Marine Corps, ita!re quitted this *hien to be embarked in those ships. The Nees tremparti•Lientenant Adams, Agent, will sail on Monday for Cork, to embark Detachments for the Regiments at Coifu: •- - • . . Thursday the Arrovi, cutter arrived from a miss... Yesterdey sailed theliparrow,with money for Phan& Doek-rard. • v.v.... . . The "Sbararoek • surveying • v ess el, C apta i n A .kin* White, is ordered to be Paid off at Woolwich. The. John Buboes transpose will take on 14a rd de tachments of troops for Malta, in Ms fiarbOor, Doi Mon day, and will sail she sense evening. • The iiiimediate erection of a new Costons-hoose, at .this port, is decided on. The sitethinen for -it . ia that rnown,by the-name of the Vizmallingfoffice (bop 1 •Arsontessiores.—Capc:W;•rabor, C. IL Is re-appOisted to the Warspite ; Commander Philip Westphal!, and Lleets. 0 R. Rads. wood, N.J. Worth. and W. c Brown, are also appointed to her. —. Lire. H. Schondurg, to • the ?wear; Lima: a t William. sad Mr. Philip Wineorassanir_cto the Dimasels....Ueut. floury Johnstone, WM. Flinno„,Gce. /boa. finsysh, aoll Wm. Potter, and Aasistant.Suraceo Jobe girt. so chola Loot, ILFitssoir lobe .Lew: tpAilisiral •Sir R. 6 OrWay.la-Liessi. Moore , . to seri ;:•• . • '. • • jille mislead ils 'priliietal so the rail; of Capt.- 4 =woad Dockley, of the lord Mats% is premised tea Lieutenant. • . I t • • • SPORTING INTECLIGSNPL . 71 --" rUN NG. • Timi Surrey Am minds Meet airThoraday, at Aldhighte tad Saturday. at Cram Ash MIL The Harrier. no Wednesday and iletursiel. at the Hama N. F.H...—Mr. Nicell's 'Hosed. an Weems*, it Ilimay Lodp and Friday, at ?smelly Gas., Lord Anson's Hounds tomemoir at Garet; Thursday, at Nailoone Wigs ; and Sat ur d a y, at Seettangton Bridges Sir John Cope's Hounds en Wednesday, at UMW and Friday. at Raglefield. Sir B. Sutton's Hounds as Wednesday, at Barton Nownall and Saturday,at Hungram Gorse. The Marquis of Clevelaod's For Mends on Wednesday, at Newton House; Friday, et Pepper Han; and Satooday, at Colbrea. The Bari or Harewood's Fox Hounds as Wednesday, at Ws& too • and Friday, at Spam Home. eord Yarberough's Fox Hounds on Wednesday, at lingsrortit House; Friday, at the Talbot lon, Swinbop ; and Saturday, at Great Umber Cover. Sir Talton Sykes's For Hounds en Wednesday, at Uockieloy • ,Vold; and Friday, at Burton Apse. The /ark and Ainsty Fox Hounds to marrow, at Pill Ms . ,; Thursday, at Flaxby ; and Saturday. at &Ilingileet. The Lambast Pox Hounds tomorrow, at Casa"; Mortar', at Lasicbester ; and Friday, at Frankland. The Herworth Vox Hosed/ tomorrow, at Redby; and Santo day. at Croft Bridge. The Cleveland Pox Hounds en Thursday, at Skelton Park. • The Badmororth Fox Weeds to morrow, at Woolard/ Ha lt ; Thursday, at Tlits Common; and S a t ai d a y, at Crofton Village. ' The H;llderneas Fox Hounds as Saturday, at Beamed. . • ' The York City Harriers on Friday, at Taming, Carr. The Northumberland Fox Hounds as Wedomday. at 51111011 sad reidemt Kirkby. The Beroushbridge Harden to-rneerow, at Hutton Mon ant • Friday, at Backlit. • The Skon and Chivied Harriers on lloareday, at Sedhargo 'The Duke o! Bucelso c k' s Fox Hounds e 6 Th ursday, in OW.• mob i aid Saturday; at Mead. • • ..;„„„ • rfs. CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. r~ ... --.M‘,63 • C&IIIIRfD6I,4Oer. IN. • The lint of "Lldnriell, dn-Ifeel It Orr, (eldest. Inn ef she • of Lundown) Lord isneet.Bruce lion of the ilar of onie Al li l i n i e le ry); and Lied Lindsay took o f the Uri of 'Jeanne), are . admitted of Trinity College. .Lord Loath, end tie Hen. W. IL Ash A'Coort (ten of Lord Heynebury), are admitted of St. Joho's At tie Coogregatieu so Wedateday bat, the Hey Henry Sidney were adtni Nencein, ef Si. John C tted*Maiters ofollege An , end Regard pay, of Cahn College, e. At tbe war congrestdon. ebb R. Richard T , B Oat. Joho j e College. and the Ike. C. Smith, Y.A. Feiaw Of Se. "ear% College, were appointed Pro.Proetere. Wedheeday hst . Ralph Illabejeek Req. N.A. and Themes ' Jarrett, En. ILA. were elected reondetiosi Felker* of Cisbaslos . HAL . •. • . • • OXFORD. 06. to: • In a Cowooontios Moltke on. Tberodat low. Ow Row. Roiling 111. A. awl ado*, o a f ri tzes Christi Colo*. into owelosood otibo Ilswors of. the Wilke . day' the tapir/km degrees own comforted o . BACHILOIIII CrIlL LAW. rd %obis The Rs& 1112 w Heary Abbot. 111.A.ltodeit of Owlet Mr, • tow 121101WAwdry t Follow of blow Cargo. 311418naii m 1 MITS. Rev. Thomas Archer Omen. Easter Calms Rev. Mathew Robert Selo, Baiter Cllege. Charles Hope blesino, BIWA 0016 11 0 . • William Lepton Weeds, &Jae% College. Mamas Vane, admire .1 Maim College. BACHELORS OF ART& Mu) Grill& Cole, Paw tat Barter College. Charles Archer liotiblon,theio ft cb. ' Jelin Robert Kenyon, Christ Chneli. • And the Rev. William Palmer. B.A. of Trialty College, Daily was iscorporated of Magdalen . ICCUSLISTICAL r&OILOTINIS._ The Rev. F. H. Hriekeeden., B.D. Vice Prone, sad Tabor at Worcester College, is presented to the Beene'', ift - Emma% 'Bucks, vacant by the death of the Rev. Thome Honed. The Rev. Willem Hairy Relaseedes, R.A. of Memo CAW. has been prevented to the Rectories of Mowed sad Meld, Kam. Rev. J. T. Maim, of Trinity College, Cambridge, to the Rectory of Hasbaied'oßosmastli,laleistembiret ' • Rem G. Lawingten, M.A. to the Vicarage of Wratlimerilioe, Shropshire, nem by the deem* of the Rev. J. Gilpin, M.A. Rev. Edward Mareliam, U. A. has ben imitimied midis Rectory of Stratton Siramina. Rec Philip Goan. M.A. to the Reams of Senhbergh. The RIO, of Londe hiii•been plofed to iambus the Rev S. TMlbrook, 8.0. ligibilpled Tutor of Poorhouse, ass. .1 k Ha. jesty's Preachers ae IPAleslie& • Rev. Robert Rowe Kent, M.A. of St.. Jelia's College. Cem. brch oo idge, has 'blew Wilisloted Master of the Fended" Gramme Sl at Rye. litemet._ • • 1t.,. Mem um/met, nth, Ream of Rlagroore. Deno. Nomura., Orr. 114-.Thareday We the: Rev. Williams Cedar, • Cali. A.R. was istaiteted a lee_ Remory. of Undoes St. Peteeob id die comity at Saha, on bil poreematiess of Nathaniel Leo Annie( Warm", Put, lit' tin likl Many, les4. And ou the lame day the said Wiliam Celelborichistiteied to die Hictery Brow. fri Iferfollioni „the greennSilmi of the M. Nub/am • Caletle, D.D: et into . .mo re( Sank. - 'Oa the lidlestant &111 abet I. the padeh Chinn et Sh Madam. whits snit Wafelery hareaminisly mede. dawdle facor othaies Noble. A.M. rockers( the Gospel. Thorley an arketiem aad•appespento *moo We. the beeps. Hall's Chapa, Rresegatesi.plate, bribe Bail • • Leblan, from • Ash. iii. 00. after whit& a oilmen J. Lireires, of Ross area, to be thehrgemases CORN-E 4 MARCLANII, 'Om 27. • Our supplies from Ream :Elegy awl Salk, were' rasher Imbed Ihismeens, ; the market WAS very doll,rmed only prime pistol 10Z4at' Wheat Meaday's•pdoesi a few smith of .4 mid so WO at eft per i a L l i a. besded - Wliest bonbon was dime, mid settee foe filo Daman. TflahriepTrade may :at • eliiisidei bald We, 41. • • plor quartet ; thla artiste., homene, ressailiresigne Mated: Beans sad Penmen vachas,, sale, but tit lower; soil the maiesiast be saiii oliasts, shboaslilloarrital moan largo Ia other ankles skims* !Volts* lrifeses, 0061121 I ryas, Grey 3Se 404 pane Bobs. Boa 40. 44e 11122116, ?Ss 7Ss - Tick sea 401 . I* Us Ns Oms, Pouter 304 Sgt . .lidecley 42s 458 Poked sils St. Halt 64s 68s Fe 80484 28. peas,. White sit 4Se • I Floar,per sack, 705411% Banns cis 4.• Itspenel 22$ 254 per kr. wirterramoss LAST wine. Wheat, English quitters 6,054 Irish Qms. 5,141 Do. Foreiga 28,736 Rye, 7.• • Irish Ditto t i disit Ditto, Bailey, British 414 J isma..= • - solo* Do. Foreign. 1150 DIM* Pendia U • Irish ••••••••• Pow. lA* • Malt, UN DIM.= MI • Engle= 4.241 RegihbFlosir. melts !AU Foreign Ditto 1,427 Amoebae ditto, MI6 610 • 9MITHIPIRLD MARKET. Om 27. • CALMS AT namese. Beasts ;km Sheep 2.5,2c01_ Pip IX, I Cakes In B ee f 14 8 1 88 4 8 44 I Veal . 41 141 to SO Od Mutton . Od 44 id I Pea . is 441 Ss Od St Hay per Indte ,43 45,,t0 47 Ile. Od. CLOW 43 15e o •15 Od. rm it. Hs. He. • • Lltglal'aQLs•Oss• IL* Coen Masnrao—There hes iteaCs, pretty mitairdiwbosions *Masks What dose ay, air 6644865 et (roes id. to Is. per Iqua. and the edema Was fray lidijosieed taday. Gationt 7d. per nlb. dearer, mid stoner sWieles are hillidt molest at Tuesday's pikes. • Conee—The.lospert tWlnakiemilif begsomod the saki are 5,570 buts (bialbill.A.Ooll.llriolle sod Soseriens 7 taboo as spectilatioa),,Oar sod sliady *den. The Deseinies et antics yesterday mem akirdla mid at biglomptices. Advice* from Mew York, et 24tkillegssmibeo song pekes at. Uplands o• 114 sad l fi Raehome 101 to VISO% Oceania n the oiotad e om e°. ls t ikillithilier- Diere • akihnol Shed dossed fort P. pew, eed i,stioldide. hasichm in o es Whim sena avant ere& to Is. pet cwt: 300 anis Moisiom Wee beepilibipossil aff at Sal for Trinidad. sod rm. t• tur %%ec * /dli emits Jamaica Can gene hem ends* foOpricile. . . l'oewarsee—Ths'esint Ibli emit have sine ben mea t at, holders menial allemeot gins its checked the deemed a lido Above 40010111 m ol limbrislite sail Newry lietten. that Vesso partially damsel. WM sail by ands., sod brought from Sable 7111. per sou Cock *Mid Mats lo relate. Bet di Port IS pied 21118881 8 teOsi wit, and priors hilly sappiatted. . .t . .. • 6 .Z <. . . . •►, .. 4 .. t '• . ! ..,.