Star. — London, England, 1825-05-30 00:00:00

WT.'' , 3 ~~~ ROBBERY OF BANK NuTE FAECELS Flow COICIMA fc. - -....10•••••• TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Sta—Having observed in the Public Journals thatra Committee of the House of Commons has been ap pointed " to investigate and report on the best mode of prey , nting the robbery of Bank Note Parcels from coaches, etc.* I beg leave to state, in the hope that you will give it publicity, that ne arty three years ago I pub lished. (and I at the same time sent a copy of it at soy moo espense to every Banker in the three Kingdoms) a plan for the above purpose, the adoption of which I have no flesh rtion in saying, would put an end to the evil, as it oat i render west to an impossibility the circulation of notes that have been either lost or stoic*, and con tatly removed the present temptation to steal bank „race parcels, or to make an improper use of the contents of such as happen ty be lost. I know not whether any 4 the Bankers have acted on my plats, bat I have ob. ,erved with pleasure that the General Post Office has recommended the adoption of its prineiye to persons transmitting bank notes through that establishment. I am sorry I lure not by me at present a copy of the plan, otherwise I would send you one. I suit in. how ever. an outline of it, which, although brief, will be suf ficient I think to make you and your Readers, should you psiblids it, compreh. ad it ; and by living publicity to it at the present time, you will oblige me, and perhaps curve the public also.—l am, &c. JAM ES CRUICKSHANK. Late Editor of the rlytuouth Journal. London, May 111 . 1112.11 OUTLINE OF THE PLAN. I recommended that each mote. previous to its transmiesion, should have stamped on ks back. the names and residences of the parties', whom and le whom it was to be k tramnsitted. with the date sad mode of transmission, thus From A. B. London, . To C. D. Exeter, Per Mail Coach, 17th Hay, 1615. Cr as the case might be. It must be evident that were the plan adopted . and made sills delta) , public, which I tecomnuibded should b en *llia gil 00, timeg s t amped, if lon or styles. could not get into cirladmtval would themselves afford evidence that they had hods ' come by, if offered with the transmisshin mark or ail. literated isfore they had had time to be received by the Mar mimes. and to be again in circulation, at the pboe or places at which they might be offered; and the public were to be cautioned !weer to take any note with any of the transmission stamps upon it. either erased or obliterated. as either would be preionsptive proof of its having been improperly obtained. Lost or stoles notes would ants be preveeted from getting into circulation stores, an topper utility were afforded to the uanamittees, by the neweerbil of the parcel according to advice. of making public by Advertisemenes. Letters to the Bankers, Poet and Police Offices, Stc. that notes with such stamps or impressions en them, (describing the parties en., cadets. Ste.) had been lost or stolen; as the ease might be sow: posed to be. which advertisements, Ste. would prevent their cir culation ArTIMWASIDS, and of course render them useless to the parties in whose possession they were, so that there would no longer be any temptation to steal Bank note panels, Ste. Five hundred or more Dotes might be stamped, according to my plan. by a boy with a hand-stamp, (such as the Postmaster use for putting the postmark 011 letters) in en hour, so that the trouble or The ba ck its adoption would be nothing comparatively... — The hick (breach note would admit of at least ten wimps or barer sloes, one under or after the other. which, it is presumed.would be mare than would be necessary to be impressed on any toots, during the period it is allowe.: to be in circulation. The stamps. or transesissieo ingressions as they may be called, - would be no hindrance to the after-circulation of asks bearing Osens, whicA had neither beers lost nor Wave, arta due time had el psed for their s regular transmission and re-issue,as no adterdisement or settee would appear at the Ranks Post or Polka Offices. Ste. sespectiog them, to which recoutse cou ld ' at all times be had for information, whey deemed necessary, by the distance AT which, Os oppeatimar #. she person av whuni,or Ike arcursubmtes grneragyvimis, which they were offered. J. C. --------- . .......—~ww........... The desire to make proselytes would appear to be very active in many parts of the Continent; and in, Germany the Governments seem equally determined to maintain the independence and superiority of the' c:vil power, and to resist all the. encroachm ents of the riesthond. It would appear, by advices from Stockolm, to the Ilth inst. that neither industry war morality were Sou rishang in Sweden at present. The prisons of the, capital were so filled with debtors, that it had been found necessary to confine the overt:tins in the Cabe dral and Vestry, and the Chancellor of Justice had applied to the Government 1 , r larger edifices. On the', other hand, in the course of the last year, there had been 5,996 births in the province of Wermland, 455 of • wbio !ere illes,itirnate. The Justin amounted only to $,Olll, whitikalsews a vast increase of population in those parts of the woad. But what is the most remark able item is the comparative statement of saaFriari and div(lrcass _The former ameented within.the last year to 1459.. and the divorces to 890, whilst in the town of Christinehanns there were twice as many di vorces as matt iage. I s CROPS Di KENT:--The fru't An general makes but a partial appearance. 'lie apple blossom it stinted in its growth by tre cold evening winds. Plums are very. indifferent, but the deficiency is, in some measure, com pensated by pears and cherties, which are abundant. mad goosebert; \ promise well, and strawber- Critost ' ' excellent, generally. 'Thanet.where crops appear in fine, and the partkilarly round Jen harvest. A few welcome. and give a especially rye and the ear, and the rin-the-Fields, . Belzoni in his folluwed from 1.11 i• ainiag the and Mr. Lee, known him thirteen he had - 'Belzoni in Arabia. and following ac• capital oo the -0 5 Pleffon i (sack . ‘2114,0ed 44 iimease llstotbees walked Almost ag *Lori . slakila,d ed ll ' 43 27hist sobigo vr wage "pees slider .. • • • • ..dotambhPip Abe ROW nd ! - `C., Currants and goeseberiies promise well, and 1 fes displAy a 'rhost luxiftiant bloom. Peas are o and will visit the Metropolis shortly. Beans.l , a little masespering,except.isi the hie of Thai i I. . they re capital, as indeed, all the corn cr o ps 1 1 , that fertile district. Clover is generally fine ) ' pastures are covert d vrit4) verdure, pesticidal m a id s tope. Hops promise a golden hawed I I ( soft showers would be extremely welcome, at 41 salutary ImPtlse to the growth of all, especial wheat—she foimer is already stewing the mu latter opening •probpesously• a i , • W e d ses day was interred, at St. Martin's-in-1 F ' Henry James Cultin, the attendatte of Bets African discoveries. His hears e m was followed .• t estet-tquets bY two mow eg coaches, cool; lt riValelll, Mr. Hanbury, Mr. WaddingtOn, an • of Albany-hiss,. Maimed, who had also k i a Egypt, aiid ° less. From the age of thirt . , • erlred Ai: Lee, who consignedveed Liiii 40 S t ie s A ist • itiS res.aimbes. He also tra isy L,..l:rr pins. with Mr. . .91 Lyme. - A-ptivate tatter e ctck , , ivies the fol ce,usit Of a religion* * .la that cap 1..).8,1s ultinseistr ,4 'gibs troy*/ 91.-01,0 4 F 1 b eayers piyitifia, wriest' Ois the 21344411>d 4 k.zoici plipa L iseil Asir *Ty. Ail tbe.bainb avalavaktand wete.ciathed in. sadialatk. 4 t utia'ad abestapital, having tierce* them a di <AIM** of a' berAsa shetettin. .Before, , thOr "Nit e t , kised theasetwo and t • " Cni * - • **a t thew D are Debbi -w e ....ad i .7. - 1 : 1111 1 1114 thoP4s held valuable 1 t. , „ Go . • . • • :'' . - 1 . ! • 4 , **Nrial. easnethists of Veda*. war geena! Isar vabridse. 011110K11402 two foot . _ k ,mwT.7 l 7"" numumwr-.. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGSACE. • 'ARRIVALS. Earl of Lisbmine, at Loo 's Mo tel , Boast -Mtrot. trent IOWA: Major Close. at do. from Irelmd • Julia Cairene, Bac as am. f rom Ireland I fluke , alarm. at ditto, from a tour; Capt. Slone, at ditto, from Italy ; M. Philips, Esq. and Capt. Clew, at ditto, from Beet; Nlr. and Mrs. H. Gurney, at their home in St. James's -square, from Norfolk; the Rev. Hatay Lowthar, at the British Hank Jennyo.street, from a tour. FA9111014131 , S Asawfositiorrs aim TIM MX 1111.16 =WO. The Countess of Jersey's root, Berkelerequare. Lady Hobbasse's concert. Beriteley.equare. Mrs. Bebb's ball, Olemerster-place. Mrs. Gregg's paddle ball, Bedford-square. Mr. Blicke's grand dinner. VO4IOIIIIIIIOW. The Marchioness of Lansdewn's concert, Berkeley-square. Lady Jehnstmes rent, Great Cumberland-place. Mrs. Talbot's ball, Park-lane. Mr. Penn's evening party, Nevr-street... Spring -gardens. Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury's rout. The Marquis of Hertferd's grand assembly. Piccadilly. Dowager Countess if Cork's party , New iturtisetanwesst Lady OtWay's assembly, in Itegent-street. Lady Hyde Bast's evening party. Sir Abraham Herue's dinner, in Hill-street. Miss party in Stanhope4treet. im lima?. Prince Leepoli's Stilt grand amembly, Marlborough House. Mr. and Lady Ann Coke's party. The Countess of Arran's party, Dever-wren. Lady Macfarlane's party, Great Cumberland Mr. Angerstelo's Ball, St. James's-square. Mrs. Leigh's ball, :. DRSDAY. Lady G. Cavendish's grand ball, Burlington House. Duke of Devoushire's dejeune, at Chiswick. Bari and Countess Lonsdale's party, Charles-street. Madame Faith'. rout, Bryonstone.q,,,e. • Mrs. Dawkins's Concert, in Pottntan.square. Mrs. Scores Ball, lo Joba-street, Bet tel. y-square. Mss. Tynte's Party, Bill-street. SATURDAY. The Fail of Cattiarvoses gotertalunsent, Clifford-street. Mrs. Ratnscy's Public Breakfast, en Clapham-common. SUNDAY. The Marchioness of Salisbury's Seventh Conversazione. Countess St. Antonio's Music Party, Ilanover- , •quare. Lady Copiey's Music Party. George-street, Hanout-square. LAW REtQRJ. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. MAY VI. DOWN V. BALLING AND OTHERS. This was an action brought by Mr. Down against Messrs. Hailing, Pearce, and Stone, respectable -linen drapers and silk-mercers, of Cockspnr-street, to reco ver 501. the amount of a check, which came into their possession under the following cit cumstances :—Mr. Down, while with his Lady in Burlington Arcade, in November last, lost sf check for 501. that check was - very shortly afterwards paid to the defendants by a female, who gave the name and address of Mrs. Jones, of Leader-street, Brompton, in payment for two shawls, which she purchased for 61.105. and received hi change 431. 101. The draft was cashed, neat morning, at the banking-house of Messrs; Sir Peter Pole and Co. and by that means traced to the possession of the defend ants, from whom its amount was immediately claimed, on the ground that they had been negligent in ta kin g a check from a perfect stranger, without making any in quiry as to her respectability, or the mode by which she became possessed of it. The Came 'ernes said, that if the Jury were satisfied that due venation had not been oken in receiving the cheek, tbe plaintiff was entitled to averdiet. The Jury found for the plaintiff—Damages 501. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. MAY 87. SUNOS V. BLAB; BART. The plaintiff, who is a rustic chair-maker, at Ham. usersmith, sought to recover up wards of XV. from Sir F. Blake, for rustic chairs and pagodarsupplied for his grounds at Staines. Mr. SerJeant VM7IIIIIAII for tbe sewed that the 'de fendant bad paid 841. in t. Court, • divided every item in the amounts. The Carat JUSTICE remarked, that is all the items were disputed, the Court was called on to try. not one action, but a hundred. If ever any c ise should be re ' ferret, it was sorely such a case as the present. After a conference. the cause was referred. SHERIFFS COURT. MAT V. ----- TATMAN v. LACY. This was an action brought to recover damages for false imprisonment. Mr. ADOLF/WS appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. PHILLIPS for the defendant. The plaintiff, who is a stage-coach proprietor, went into the defendant's house, the Globe, in Moorgate, on the evening of the 6th of March. He was accompanied by a Lady, and they drank a glass of gin and water. Tile Lady proved, that when the liquor was brought in by the waiter, there was no spoon in the glass—she was certain of it, because the plaintiff took the lemon out with his fingers. On the other side, the waiter said that a silver spoon was brought in with the glass, and that a hen the plan- 1 tiff was applied to upon the subject, he denied having taken the spoors. The defendant, however, caused him to be apprehended ; and he was taken to Guildhall, where he was discharged. The Under-Sheriff left the Jury to decide upon the evidence, and they returned a verdict for the plaintiff --Damages, 104. Letters received from Guatimala, dated 31st January, state the country to be perfectly tranquil, and attend ing much to agricultural pursuits. The King of ERANCII has given permission to Gen. Lount &Edon, to return from exile. We regret to learn from St. Peteisburgh, that Mr. WARD, our Ambassador at the Russia's Court, is so dangerously ill of an inflammation in the lungs, that his recovery is very doubtful. Dust.--A meeting took place at the back of the Dog Kennel, on Windsor Forest, on Saturday, be tween two Gentlemen, of the names of and W., in consequence of a dispute in the street at Ethan), orea - bet which was the seventh' horse for the Derby Race, and which could not well be decided. The forma Gentleman was grazed on the cheek ; the seconds inteafered, and the affair terminated. Some idea of the annual revenue derived from the Livetpool Post-offtue may be formed from the fact, that on Saturday se'nnight nearly six thousand ship linen passed thimigh she office. Aiming the costly relics belonging to one of the T idiest Cinemas in Valladolid, there was a brick of niassive gold,of beady one foot in length, and two jades is thickness, which contained a thorn, said to be from the Crown which our Sawroua wore upon the Crotia.—lt was presented to Nap oleon i by one of Ms Generals, and be received it, taking out the thou, 06 There (said be) give that back to the Holy Fathers, will keep only the paltry brick." 77ri" ~_, r , t EAST INDIA SHIPPINa . • ' The Edit , Company's out waribottnd sbip• Ada was en well in lot. 3. so. South . lons. 24. 17. West, SS tbit. pen he April. The Hanorrable Company's ships Windsor, H trial& ; and Val entin. Dalrymple. from London to the Ow, Bombay, and Chins, were seen olf the Cape ) steering for Table Bay, the 1 . .1th March, by the St. Helena Packet. Annear.* AT ST. Hitalta.—Tbe Forbes. Ord, from the Mauritius, the Bth of April; the Emily (whaler), Hassell, from Timor and the Cape, the lith of April; Lea Mary, Guidance, from Bengal, and the Thames, HavWde, from China, - the 10th April ; the Lady RaMes Colwell, from Bit and inairas; the Joseph, Christopberwm, 'from Penang ; the; tnne, Nicholls, front Den gal and Madras ; the Norolub , Bre SOMMX. from Batavia; and the Eliza, Putman, from Sunaatra,tbe 12th April; the Monmouth, Mapsort; from the Cape, the 13th of April; the Timor, Foord, mid the Hope. Harris (whalers), from Timor. the 14th of April. Samos rapid Ss. Hisasee.—The Castle Forbes, Ord, for Lon don. the 9th April; the Enally, Russell, fur London. the 12th of April; Les Mary, Guizance, for Bourdeaux ; the J .sepb, Chris topherson, for England; the Eliza, Putman for Salem, the 15th April; and the Repulse, Paterson, foe BenCoolen and China, the 14th of April; ARRIVALS AT Cunu—The Juliana, Fotheringham. from Lon dew ; and the London, Sotheby, front Bengal. the %Mir January. CMISA 143. 2, 1815.-The Mo ff att, Brown; and Julia na, Fo theringh;m, were to sail for Quebec the 14th February. The London. Sotheby, to sail for London about the 12th of March.— The Canning, Baylis, to sail for London about the sdth February. Sr. HILZMA, Arms. 14.—The Lady Raines, Coxwell, was to, MU for London the 18th of ApriL The Roe, Marquis, and As tea, Levy, were hourly expected at St. !Lion. Sates crow wrre.—The Aurora, Earl. from 'London to Ma dras and Bengal, the 28th of February, in lat. 16. 30. S. long. 86. 27. E. The Salmon River, Gransmere, front . ningapore tp Loco. don the 7th of May, _ie. lat. 19. 57. N. long. 34. 40. %V. The Rockingham, Beach, from London to Madras and Bengal. the 25th Match, off the Cape of Good Hope. The Driver, Nelson, from the Cape to Cork, 12th May, in let. 49. long. 23. Away...Ls Itso.Luouso—The Medleys, Crucklry, from the Cape. the I nth 9f March. ARIUYAL AT ?Mg Casa—Tbe now, Marquis, from Bengal and Madras. She remained there 48 boars , and sailed for Londoti previous to the 31st March. WESTMINSTER COURT UP RAQUEST S. _ LuDi.OW KIND, The plaintif and defendant in this case were both bird-fanciers, and Ludlow Wishing to make his best par lour as vocal as a retired grove, looked over King's stock of feathered songsters, and at last. fixed his eye upon a Shabby looking nightingale, but which King assured him was notbin g but a good one. After much chaffering, Ludlow bargained for it at 191. King declar ing it was dirt cheap at 255. but as the putehaser was a brother breeder of canaries and other fancy birds; he scorned to be bard with him. Ludlow mardhed home with his prize in triumph, fully expecting th his even ing hours would be solaced by the sweet and melmcholy tones of the poet's bird—the bird of love; his wife, too, who had a little touch of the romantic in her, was very anxious for such a consummation, as it would renew in liar mind many of those delightful moments she had passed with her Ludlow, when wandering by the moon's pale light, and listening to sweet Philomel. But it was not to be : the tenant. of the cage was sulky, and all their snrticipated delight was disappointed. In this di lemma Ludlow did the only thing he could do—id est, .returned the nightingale to King, demanding of him only 151. of the 19s. thinking that if he allowed 4s. for the use of the bird, who would not sing, be should act liberally. King attempted, in his defence, to spew that the bird tea; not such at represented, and brought for ward as a witness a cockney boy, to give his opinion about the I bird ; but, upon being a little cross-questioned, he can didly admitted that he did not know a nightingale from a sparrow; upon which admission, the Court ordered King to refund the 151. with costs, which he did in stanter; and the parties. which is very unusual, went away, seemingly all satisfied with the decision. • It is in coptemplation of Government to . give to the Public the liberty of sending newspapers to the West Indies on' a :Mall rate of postage. The privilege was granted to Mr. FILLILING several years back. as priwo cipal Surveyor, in lieu of a salary of 7001. which situ , ation and advantages he was allowed to hold, in ad dition to that of Secretary, with a salary of 1,2001. and considerable emoluments. It is understood that the Treasury will authorise him to receive 70W. out of. the Post Office revenue as a compensation. - t FlRZ.—Saturday afternoon, a fire broke oar Ito premises of Mr. Spratley, lamp contractor, is Long Acre. It originated by the bursting of a bottle of essential oil, which communicated to a forge; from thence to the back premises of Mr. Rackham, coach maker, and to the back of the houses of Mr. Page, a Pawnbroker, and Mr. Staton, a tailor. Wien the oil took fire, one man, who was working at the forge. was burnt to death, andtwo were carried to a surgeon's in Bedford-street, shockingly burnt, and one of them appeared in a lifeless state. At the pawnbroker's, the property was hurled into the street, and the whole was removed before the hack part of the premises, in which it was deposited, caught fire. Three adjoining houses were in a heap of ruins in less than en hour. Five houses on the opposite side of Rose-street were also destroyed, and the distress to tke poor lodgers, with large fain:Ves, was heart-rending. A number of carriages which were an thipremises of Mr. Beckham, were consumed; and we learn be was not insured to the extent of his loss. By seven o'clock the fire was completely eatingnishrd. A village-fete was given last week to the labourers and their families, in the employ of his Grace the Duke of Ilitniono, at Milton DAlntrel, to celebrate the coming of age of Lord WRIOTH waxy ltusszit., eldest son of the present Duchess; two thousand persons were pientifolly regaled us the occasion. In every civilised country throughout the world the 'know nib' 18 *rays hand to be &subject of peculiar attantioa.— To kkprovi dot lesitkubk oroasuftot,nowaaanes Mumma Our is the med iMporyeht erdit foe the growth and proofreads* of the bums Ustillthette Ihroistsde composed el twsige legredimats. k Miens • lo• solibblesep the troupes rawevl trees the head et happy by frrw; 4a.skty, ee emoracheamat, and la ell cases, fries vidistverver neer rabbi& where this pirdestet wommot folle late decay : Ems ee am WORsiespedlic y lamimehie coesposideo, powstrf etierbldeg the Mir in its Isnot prisms% sod k IR yipor, M the West period at Immo sod heeodrel lestroi rem Mr. Joshua West, datir4 the 1 3di velsible penes " prase* ese l itle — leitiehTe, tfa210;01111111. mad Wesel:rat haw, NM derieg tie beesi•dreee "-u enamel* • lee genet the Will of the late Mr. Joshua the lli teet ill .VZ al 6 111 ° sea. Chaasery-lasse. dated th ew *AY of. • 1•14: I die not worth a great, • 40411 die weak golueihiPS mom* $ sire that, sad my best ipa l / 4 asy meeeseripts fa store, theee video oil the seed ers' have bay poor remains to rot . , a lust obeli sad grave—. q • - • • • Is die Wlll sl Joshes West. . . Wit • !tog joittitjA r. Joni Pao. • Whebt=esseseed if detest iroperty, sad same eeluble teeisaveyed by the show Wats the perils tels alla t il t g at the modest ceatlltieits of it. p - -9M 'V • . . • CLEIZICAL trirasiGNArea r . " CAMBRIDOI, MAT 17. At a Congregstioo, on Wedasediklast, the Mating Pi l iftet bere conferred i DocrosAweeni. Law (sir Ronk. Mailitan)—WO r Esq• Nal!er Dewbillt Catlett, asst&Own at LW. Au • Auras* or AsairAßev...Darr. Daddillth Catharine Brall Thomas Wright Whitaker, Rnarolpivi_ Callate• tfaciszi.oas or Ants -George DlM? Si. Quentin, lege; John* Deaden, Trinity College; lobe Line "NM Cul egg ; Frederick Osborne. THAI Ball I , Joba lilleikmA 1111 , minuet College; Charles Butler Strienstio Entmeamikeh At the above Cougusatlon the ripu?+4 (iritipers Witted rid rumens : ' 1144 n John Russell, D.D. Dead Mister debettetlifosee 1t,,. William Hale Hale. ILA. Preacher at the Chliker William Parry Richards, M.A. At the same Congregation a Grace passed the Senate, to 4 those persons who came into residence before the 48th of .11s . - ft Inge, trout the operation of tile Grace paste d ea that Oat: tom" ing the examination of the 7th and 9th classes basis .edmillad L' ad re:wooden:loin quiestioni." l " The lion. George Allen. Brodrick , son of Viscount alddletal ; is admitted of St. John's Co:lege. OXFORD, "lAY 25.. - Congregations will be holden for the purpose of granting and conferring Degree*, on the following' days in the et, Tcrot • viz.-1%10.4:y, June 2, Thursday, 9, Thursd a y , Thorsitiy, 50 ; Tuesday, July 5, Saturday 9. go . Person will, on any account, be altnitted as a candidate da4 fklree of IL A. or M.A. or for *that of R.C.L. proceeding.through Arts, Whose mane is not *sheered in the Ciuncellor's Book before nine o'clock tithe evening resell** , . day of Congregation. Saturday, the 21 •tt instant. ten: the list day ilttilital 011111owbtir Degrees were conferred :•••• BACH cum Is Lkeisrrv.-.Rev. Marlow Weals Willeseleriti enter College. Mueslis or Aar*.—Elboreugh W - Grand Compounder • Edmund Currie. W Barber, Wadham College ; Rev. Henry Rev. Robert Lloyd Anwyl Roberta, Jesus Osage ; Battiqcombe, Pembroke College. IiACHSLORS or Airlilltirilard clerks Champion, 1 Course, Grand Compounder ; Matthew Robert Scott, College ; Henry Robert Harrison, Lincoln College ; Harrison, Lincoln College; Charles Lodge Stophens, Hall; James Peter Rhoades, Wadham College; Augustus - Handley, Queen's College ; Humphrey Pourstney, Queen's Frederick Leicester, Queen's College ; John 'declaim, Ci)eist Church; William Rice Pdakkain, Christ Church; John PriissrleY, Trinity College; Charles henry Magin,-St. John's College Tacky, Jesus College; Aaron Roger,, Jesus College. • Wednesday, the first day of Trinity ar Art Tem. the Gentlemen were nominated Masters of she Schools:—Rev. James Thomas -Round, M. A. Fellow of Baldol College • Rev. Charley Dudgeon, ILA. Student of Christ Church ; Rev. Lisnwellya Lewei. lin, M. A. Scholar of Jesus College. And the following Degrees were conferred : Ilarreas or Ases—Domiel K. Sandford. Christ Chink Compeunder • Re*. John Herbert, Wadhem College, Grand COO*. pounder; Re;.Tbos. S. Batoklisscola ; Geo. P. Piot, St. Mary Hall; Rev. Thomas Diet &Ai Queen's Cantle; ROL' Joseph Mends, St. Ralntand Mall; Rev. Jobe. Mandhom, St. Rd..' mund Hall; Rev. John Henry Dawes, St. ltdmeeloi Rani Rev.. Maths Henry Thomas lkomprese, Masialso Het; - Richard Ward, Magdalen Hall; Vaasa Grainy, - Christ Church; Rev. William Archashl Haat, itedent Christ Chards; Rev. Augustus Page Sanadess, Student of 0" Church ; Frederick Harry Pare, Grist Church; Edward Christ Church ; Philip William' Mere, Christ Church, Wood, Christ Church; Juba Chealss, ilraesenas Coate 1 R ltkon, Brasennose Collage ; Arum Rowbodsoo, Italme's bitioner, Brannon@ College; John novae, Heinse't donor, !Inseams College ; Rev. Job* Harding, Balla Rev: Edward Jones, Jesus College; Joseph Lyseght Prareatalige, St. Alban Hall; Rev. Thomas Comeilelbee, St. Alban HO • Rove Thew Simpson Evans, "St. Athol Has. &canna imr Airs--Sumbste ilstunt Palmer, Easter Geoid Contrnaefierg John Oda. Closest Chunk, Grand ; reierkh an XIMWS College; Thomas bead Clasp ; Tisane' UlMffitiedseen'a Prowls . Gianni gone. Mdwkird moan, son atrial Hall; Robert Seeders, Maidlike Hal; Ellis Wan, Trinity Colbp; Chador Venire authors% College; Samara Bab Tear, Trinity College; We.. Ma Christ etch ; Charlas 1111.pils• Terser, Christ Church s . Justice, Ada Choral; Jobs TE sser tasesiosso Obligee ; Banal, Braseanose Collage; arsine. Brasamose bp; Jobs' Beebe flora's , Braseautise Coder a. John Germ Moliehlease learnt, Piadirate College; Valiant Hamilton, Pembroke Collage; :Henry Fowl*, Uakeenity Collenee James Edward Wiesiehastons, it. John's College; Williams lap- land Woods, St. John's Collage; Edmond May Bacoort, Wisp; Ilsowsal 'Docker, Scholar of Ball* cane; I =. Varami.lissos Collage r Clarks_ MeThenT, Jags Osage; Thos't Last"--jposs *dime ; Maim Ilia Dear, Woolliest CAIN r hubs- Carela ll a ffi e Odd Wow; advert Richard ; Oriakesidge Ahhat New, Orld Cols.; Mame PE Odd Caine; George Gorda" Web, St. Album HalL I* , The Rev. James filet N.A. of Christ Church, promoted to the Battery ortehoomb and Vicarage et / fa the Diocese al Chichester. Rev. J. W.' Hutt, lif.A. to the Batton of Sootharry: Rev. T. Illsekeretboo the Rectory of Halton, near laseetissuro Rev. John Roby, to the 'Vicarage at Amery, Wisvddtsbies. The Bishop_ of Bath and Wells bas pronsomil eh. Rev, Geogie Tauten'. LL.B. Rector of Assam; to a Preheat at Oral of Wells. The Church of the Sorbonne at Peril has , escaped destruction. • While undergoing repairs, of the workmen brought fire to melt lead for dering the cross, 'and a sudden gust of wind blew , sparks on the scaffolding. The wood immediateli a lik fire, and threatened the building with * COll , tion, - whiels was with some di6eulty subdued. ' o lives were lost, and little damage was done. • BOXING. The nottekbannes Job and I. 20101 mash The former is a mil of Spring's, by wharmall Laos seciaded. RteC it b said, has bcin ;gab( with a a and hurt Ms duraddsr, bet lab the favaarlts at we » ' renialatlei of the stakes of 41100 was made end as 7 It is expected to be et speedo( yet. At the ant Newmarket Mr Maideg;thellareale - horse Progresar le matched agearila awn Weralefe Ilmadely for 100 son. At the Int Ilosnarket Cfcsaiiillaidar—lrkst der,* Dan of Gra ft on's Cramer (est. Nb.), sadist Mr. Thalia's Sairlsit (an. 91h.) for 1100, h. R--Second day, Mr. Thonha's 1111111111111 W (est. Ob.) maker Mr. Gristles Dqa Carta (Set. 11b.). for 900 h.ft. At the Una Weber Maideroant the I= lizeter's Pads Royal Oa: elh.) await Ur. Th:eldigre (ea. M.), for ISO h. It. Mr. &eras% Doe Cad's (est. 91b.) tr. s Sorprile (est.), Br 100. Searalloy, lard pm yens old, BLOW) waft Lord Jar 111111111etrass arse yaws old, ea. Mb) for 1100, IS+ Mahe 1129.-ant day, Mr. Iliereldll'e by Sam (87t. In gragainst c. by .the (114.111 B) Mr. Graeae stew 100' to so. At the Craven Meetings 11111--Ftra day, OIL Wawa's oak,* ' Media (est. 71b.) against Mr. Nowell's coh,by Aladdin (11a. GB) for ink h. ft. At she Ant tries Moeda& 1991—Chad 'Vribaa's aly‘ • Babas% swim Ms. Nowdrs alb by Ogee Wagon. ants .wiles ft. ike ant *dm Moth* 109—Prallas ilielat4 smit ilis, war 71. alb 41b s, est. 41b. R. M.lOOO, b. R. Mt, logablesil ell cabal Lad Orford's Minisdels. a AI 1.1-1 isa. aim Clabis '0 0 Weterfoe4 ' 2 0 Gurrowy sad Jemmy 0 0 Lisbon u 0 Geueaburet 0 it Maks • 0 0 Wilma . 0 i Till* DAT. . .; , f-triv••:' . Prime • ass, * ear le bilosbaridi 1, .• ' upzi• 'ea nuriers 1 Deems Alta 41 • ..42r:14. limo*: ,•• , . 1 •••, % 0 •, • . LAI ;4 ) fit.'; , NIGH-WILT= $1 LONOolizikitlbill +o.lllolllWift4 c . Muslin - • ' •Si AIM after it 55 askistis after 1t Idiuses 11%00 old Frilitlei by 3, F. Isi.mm Me iftAa Omer Aw 1, Pickm-Plate, ha! . wIl la d t t . • • • • ~ , . , , A . r oi 4 igne 4 z: lei teens i q pp; Awn 1 , t Intr o . . as ..." NT met a& tt r Memo i . - Yu :o exempt i Ad_ od ra'teelwa l asioded 1 %.1 r thltilltoa i SP tot 0 , .. % Ail • Te, e rig enauft ()rased t talc . tle may.lei4 Jul Mane Ste i bee .. it/Odder • • • oar :he • Wm- the orOtbsbe • dm ....m, ,1:1-f.A. C• . . illirgraiii . I AID . A Mistime!' . 1111111 I Cofitit.: . , ~... Intern t MaltS es, Este pir. tcr • ; George . , II d i em Wry .. 8r„,...d - i is Coilejl: t 1 . Ad m, Caplet , Mu. a PrlissdeY, Pee Itie ; Peter ski WI e folloadet 4 bee Rtv. James ; CM . Ate re. Mader , Lit Ilya Lewd. Lie • . web, Great Ili We l l 3rand Coos cad - !. Eliot, St. Pob liege ; Rev.' sad sok et- Ed..' I Ran ; Rev.. 8 v I Rte. Oar.. , &wield tot. *Sweet ot et et Cbrier 1 , ard Bullock, . Pori larch; Jena thei r; Yawata ime's UM- (wis roe's YAW riot Alai College i nom Prombesto; with i Hall; Sew pate folio tear College& in hi Gras& Coosa • nets Mums. ;aim 'detail Wes / Est Ea Mar &dry rl lad; Winkler T ors% Trinity I door 1. May gabs ' • . 4 Out. 3lnsreb ; ,lobe ciao leen •%Tagebb Cob sammose .001 , wee CAW a = te ; Wiliam, N?! pity Coif • Meet Williams t court, 1M: C i t ganef am 1 *netelE -PM b, 04144" A i d adallebsibi VI MI Withes , . - 1 c lbaclissecei nriekddeo. • t . Alli k Re"! GIMP : 4 N I II lb* Cabe. • Me as natteirly .. 2 pairs, Mine did id rot sol- i blew moat .0 Elite% tots .. , the , ton . oclaid. ' 0 .• : f dee • :,c,.4: al . ash attestimV .. pi bilb or be * WI I NAWIUMWIL. alai te• four. The' i Miley sight , ... its et Itassee'a rilefe liesteler • 3 ft _l•6 D. 1 6, iti 1 9 fo 24 tr Ar 1 1 4 I .