Star. — London, England, 1828-06-09 00:00:00

~~ POLICE INTELLIGENCE. BOW-STREET. Three noted offenders, named Thomas Jagger, James Evans, and Robert 'Regan, were brought in custody and placed at the bar, charged by Fagan, an officer, with having house-breaking imple ments in their possession. It appeared tbat in consequence of information received by Fa gan," he and two other officers kept watch outside of a house in Meech-street, St. Giles's, on Friday morning last. At about half past two o'clock they saw the three prisoners enter the house. The Aileen .immediately followed them, and took them into custody in a room On the first floor. They then proceeded to search the room • and' fiend a phosphorus-box, two crow-bars, a centre-bit, and other home-breaking implements. A variety of articles, evidently the result,of their plunder, were also found in the room where the pd. sonurs were secured. The prisoners are desperate and well known characters. Jagger bas but lately returned from transportation.— TheVWere remanded. aiiikard Dixon, a fellow who is well known to the officers was charged with assaulting and attempting to rob Mr. John C owell, of Baker-street, Portman-square. Mr. Cowell stated, that as he was walking through Pall Mall East, on Friday night, about one o'clock, he felt a pull at his coat pocket, and, turning sbOrtly round, he saw the prisoner and another man close behind him. He seized the prisoner, and after a hard struegle.they both fell together. While in tlyip situatino, some of the prisoner's companions came up and immediately commenced beating and kicking the witness in a violent manse/. The witness, however, would not part held of the pri • saner sintll a watchman came up, to whom be gave him into custody. The, watchman who came to the assistance of Mr. Cowell, said, then when he came up he saw the former and the prisoner struggling on tins ground. Mr. Cowell had kis hoe cut.—The prisoner was fall. innunitted for trial. HATTON-GARDEN. Skinner, the stripling informer, appeared before the Magistrates in the capacity of principal informer in a case in which Mr. Elston', of the White Bear, Back-hill, Leather-lane, was defendant. His witness was Essex, the baker, nephew to J ohnson, the veteran ins former. Essex deposed, that at 20 minutes after 12 on the night of Wednesday, two girls went into the defendant's house : he tol. lowed, end saw them get a quartern of gin at tie bar. In reply to Mr. Retinas, he said be knew the time by his watch. On being asked to produce it, be replied he had it not about him. Mr.. Itoosas—Will you swear that you have a watch at all? Essra—l will ; but it was not my own thati had upon the oc casion in question. The defendant's bar maid proved, that at the time she served the girls it wanted 10 minutes to 12.—The case was dismissed. finiamv.—Saturday a printer, named Wit/ions Henry Huai, was charged with bigamy. It appeared .that the prisoner was married to his first wife, Maria, Lloyd Roberti, about eleven years ago, at Paddington, and she bad by him six children. About three years ago he became ac quainted with a young female, to whom he proposed marriage, and the banns were twice published in church, when the fact of the prisoner's wile being alive was communicated to the young woman's parents. In November, 1826, the prisoner was, however, married to a female ,named Jane Davis, and with whom he continued to cohabit kt Bristol, until the first wife beard of the circumstance, and then the prisoner was taken into custody, The primmer denied having been married to Jane Davis, who, be gala, was married to another person in Brincil.—Remanded. , . MARY-LA-BONNE. 414;e;1; Wire, in the employ of Mr. Tout, fishmonger, in Or chyrd-street, who stands charged with stabbing his fellow-servant, J. M. BySelal,was brought up for se-examination, but as the life of the latter is still considered in danger t lue was again remanded. QUEEN-SQUARE. • Beers. ant( Igh worthy associate Rawlins, appeared to support an information against Joseph Hunt, driver of one of Mr. Matson's Greenwich stages, for catrying five passengers on the front of the roof. The coachman said, he was licensed to carry tweleentusidc. sod be r had qp ,more on the coach. He had nu recollection of having evejrfrsens tat front. Mr. Ma were convicted the de fendasi fn"dbe mitigated penalty of, 50s. and ions. Mr. Smith, proptikiar of alllaikbeath coach, ind several others, were convicted in the same penalties, for the like orates. THAMES POLICE. num.—Saturday Capt. Farquharson ' of the Hon. Company's ship Farquhaison, latel7 . arrived from In dia, appeared before the Nagittrates l to apply for the issinanee of th e police to arrest a second officer, a boatswain's mate, and eleven seamen, who bad "ailed frees England in the Fargabasson, and mutinied and plundered the ship at Suelpure. Captain Farquharson stated, that *eaglet lying off Singapore, the men before stated suddenly rose in the night, overpdwered the watch, seized the ship's cutter, Which was adapted for fourteen airs, and having supplied her with sails and tackle, swater, provisions, and c ab e r awns, gunpowder in cartridge, inven t . mopbeis ;sod small arms, put to sea, and be did pot again hear qiiies)tiniii he was informed they were in cusrpdy at Penang. He addeil,Ahat the property which the men carried off exceeded Egon t o 'value. They were now en their way to Chill cannery. in one of the Company's ships, and he was desirous of having them • placed in the, charge of the Police the moment they arrived. , The Magistfati • observed that it was a singular circumstance that the men shoed leave the ship in that abrupt manner, and dinve ta d t h e Acerb to take charge of them when they arrived. _ IONZ4-41A1.L. A young know, named John Saunders, was brought up, charged with robbery committed on the premises of Mr. Watson, a tobac coniet in the Borough, on the 24th of February last. The prisoner at that time escaped, but s confederate was taken, tried, and 'sen tenced to seven years transportation at the ensiling Sessions. It was subseqvently discovered , that the prisoner was at the Brixton House of •Correction, for a separate offence, and 'on the his esira time he was delivered up. He now declared himself innoredt n of the face of the most stubborn proof of his guilt; and his mother, who stood weeping behind him, prayed the Magistrate to overlook • his offence, and .gsbli him ' admission into some asylum.—He was Saturday evening an inquest was held at the White Hart, Clifton•street, Finsbury, on the body of H. Zecha riah, an Israelite. The deceased, from his birth, had been deaf, dumb, and • for some years past blind, and was found dead in his bed the preceding morning. After hearing.,the evidence, the Jury agreed in their verdict—Di•W Isy the visitation of Goo; but on the paper being prevented to them, they, being all Jews, unani mously refused to sign it, urging, that it was contrary his the law of Moses to write on their Sabbath. The Coroner acceded to their scruples, wished them a plea sant evening, and left them in charge of the beadle; and as soon as the first star appeared, they signed the ver dict and departed. ..„ • We regret to announce the death of the Reverend THOMAS BROWN, D.D. Minister of the first congrega tion in Dalkeith, in cinnectina with the United Associate Synod. He assisted at the Sacrament at Biggar on Sun day the,2sth ult. and having bees tor some time past in a declining : state of heititb„he 'diet* aids went ith Mrs. Ono`ws, in ►pendi vela days at la, erleithan wells. Oi the Wednesday be Was yriad•With,ll 'CM' sunrit iog Of blriii`cl, and lingered till Monclay,mot Meg, when be expired. , We have received Barfiadoes Papers to the 26th of ,April; they state that the prevailing fever had riven no signs olabatement ; sickness spread from house to house, and daily assumed a more serious appearance. These Papers give a gratifying detail of the tour which the Lord, Bishop of lire diocese was snaking thoughout the islands; lie was attended by the venerable Arch deacon Eliott, and received .with the accustomed ho nour and respect. . • 4 Accounts have been received from Washington, via Liverpool, up to the 10th of May. The Senate were still debating the Tariff Bill. The subject which they were considering was, an increase of duty on wool, to prohibit the importation of that article. They had in creased the duty on Indigo, to be a progressive one, until it reaches 50 cents. The Senate had agreed to the resolution of the House of Representatives, to adjourn on the 26th of May. A couple having attended one morning last week at Worksop church, tor the purposeof being joined together in the holy bands of matrimony, on the usual question being put by the Rev. Divine to the bridegroom," Will you have this woman r &c. he answered, at the same time most vigorously scratching his head with both hands, " Whoy yees, I shou'd like, Sur." Thursday se'nnight, as two miners, named Hitchens and Spargo, were at work in Penstrathal mine, in Gwentiap, a quantity of earth, from what is called a stall, fell upon Spargo. His companion hastened to his assistance, and Spargo said—" I am to the eastern en .of the scull—clear me, for I am stifling." Hitchens not being able to reach a shovel, went for one, when ano ther portion of earth fell, and Spargo said, Loan have mercy on me !" Help was procured, and the earth cleared off, but life was wholly extinct when they extri cated their unfortunate comrade. An inquest was held on the body by J. H. James. Esq. one of the Coroners for the county, on Friday, and a verdict of" Accidental death" returned.—Coretu di Gazette. The remains of Lard FORESTbR were interred in the family cemetery at Barrow, Shropshire, after lying in state at his Lordship's seat,Willey Park, on Wednesday. Monday night the funeral procession reached Wolver hampton, and the body lay in state there. Nearly two hundred of his Lordship's tenantry, dressed in deep mourning, attended the remains of their esteemed land lord to the cemetery. Yesterday, being the first Sunday in Trinity Term, the Judges, Sergeants, and other Law Dignities, assem bled in St. Paul's Cathedral, where they were met by the LORD MAYOR, four Aldermen, the Sheriffs, and other City Officers, and heard a sermln preached by his Lordship's Chaplain. At the conclusion of Divine Service, they proceeded to Stationers Hall, where an lelegant entertainment was provided for them. Saturday the Eail of RADNOR, who has succeeded his late father as Governor of the Hospital for French Protestants, and their descendants, in Bath -street, City Road, paid his first visit to the Institution. His Lord ship, who was attended by the Sub•Gover nor and other Officers of the Establishment, visited the different wards, and expressed his approbation of the whole of the ar rangements. At five o'clock the Officers sat down to an elegant dinner prepared for the occasion. CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Jams 9. The supply of fine Wheat for this morning's market being rather small, the Mealing Trade was somewhat brl.k, and samples of fine Wheat sold readily at the prices of this day ee'nnight. Barley being in short supply, sold also at Monday's prices; but the demand ap peared as limited as the arrival. Beans and Peas of both descrip tions were free sale, at last week's cvrrtncy. 0 its a heavy sale, and a trine lower, owing to the large arrival from Ireland, and the certainty of a still further supply ou its passage. In other article. there is no alteration. Wheat, Kent & Rases, 508 47. I Pees, Grey 428 45. Sultolk, 50.66. Beans, Small 40. 44s Norfolk, 45s 505 Tick 40a 42. Rye Yes 50s . Oats, -rotator 24s 27. Barley 30s 548 Poland 28s 24. Mak 548 Ms I Feed 16. 206 Peas, Wince 40s 4SB Flour, per sack, 50s. 555. Boilers 44. 478 Rapeseed 201 24s per last. IMP•RTATIONs LAiT Min. 525 7,2 131 Wheat, Egglish quarters 4,1106 Do. Foreign Do. Irish 426 Beane, English Foreign Ditto 5,900 Ditto Foreign Barley, British 1,545 1 Pras, English Malt 4 285 Ditto 'Foreign English Oats 7,t9e kliglish Boor, 'seta 7,499 Irish Oats t 5,962 American, aria ______......... . .......... SMITHFIELD :11 AKS ET, - .lamis 9. Beef, for the ben qualities, La itioted at 4.. 2d. to 4s. 4d. per stone, and for the coarser and tarter' Omen 31. 4d. to 3s. 10d. In the Mutton Trade these Who eltefratinn-Istirne Doris supporting 48. 4d. to 4s. 6d. per stone. In Veal we have no variation from Friday's market, the price of the best young Calve; remaining at 58. to 58.4 d. per stone. Pork is 4d. per stone cheaper, the pm: of dairy-fed Meat being s. to 31: 6d. per done. Linib may be quoted at a reduction of Ms. pit stene-%-;.65. to 6s. td. being the price for the finest quality, and 4.. 64. to ss. 6d. that of the toarber.- Beasts 2,36'2 -Sheep 18.910--Piss 130--Calves 264. . istof , per stunt, Zs. 04. to 4s. 44. Mutton 36. 44. to 46. 6d.- Vial, as. 6d 'to si. 4d. Vora, 4a. 2d. to ss: 1141. Lamb, ss. 04. to 116 Id. Hay per load, ..C3 ,f.s. to ,C 4 las: Clatter, ado us. to Lb 3s. Straw, CI. 10s. to .CI 16*. • LIVERPOOL, Jost 7. • Comm.-The import this week is 21,929 bags, and the sales are to a moderate eatent. Advice. from New York of 7th May, quote prices of Uplands 9 to 104, add Prods/um utEathange 104, which, lon 30th Apia, had been quoted 111 us 'o6'lnd 50 respectively. Suomi, lee..-There is no inquiry for SMWriFlatitation Sugar, owing to the Large imports into London from the Mauritius, but there has been a good demand for the better qualities, of Which ,1,350 hbds. have been disposed of at steady prices • San cash. Molasses. hOOO been purchasod a7s. 54:' for Su .VitieeLe. • ..Fuovamonso-Theris has bees a fair bushiest damn dab weak, both dry and pickled Butters, at our quotations; lower trim are lashed for this ant week. No attetatitat to podia beef and Park ; a fair business doing In both artkis retddlir iota. Dicer I Neatimisiateprquest (toe iftetChalkletali. 1 '• CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Jour 6. The following Gentlemen were ordained by the Bishop of Ely on Sunday last, at St. George's. Hanower siturel nemious. Edwird Bowyer Sprite. RA. St. John's College. William Cam, B.A. Trinity College. Jackson Ilusprit Williams, B. A. Queen's College. Thomas Dealtry, S. C. L. Catherine Hall. Benjamin Chapman, B.A. Christ College. John Harding, B.A. Worcester Hall, Oxford. Humphrey Senhouse Pinder, B.A. Calus College. Thomas Fardell, S. C. L. Queen's College. Ralph Chilton, B A. Emmanuel College, Francis Gregory Le Mann, B.A. King's College. William Henry Hanson, B.A. Clare Hall. Henry Davis, A. Trinity College. Philipps Hauaam, B.A. St. Peter's College. Joseph Folder, B.A. Emmanuel College. Henry Edmund Fryer, B.A. Pembroke College, Oxford. Henry Willoughby, 8.. Lincoln,College, Oxford. PRIESTS. Robert Bentley Buckle, M.A. Sidney College. John Hutton Fisher, M.A. Trinity College. John Livescy, B A. St. John's College. Thomas Grainger Hall, M.A. Magdalen College. George Hamilton, B.A. King's College. John Henry Pooley, 11. A. Sr. John's College. Samuel Wilkes Waud, M.A. Magdalen College. William Smith Dear, B.A. Wadham College, Oxfoftl. Jones [grew Hesse, RA. Trinity College, thford. Thomas FitzherbertßA. Queen's College. Richard Antram, M.A. Queen's College, Oxford. Charles Wools, B. A. Pembroke College, Oxford. ':11e following Gentlemen were ordained by the Bishop of Lin coln, in Christ College Chapel. in this University, on Sunday last 055 CON 5. Andrew Belcher. B.A. Triony College. Benjamin Franklin Couch, RA. St. Peter's College. Andrew Corbett, B.A. Trinity College. George Stephens Dickson, B.A. University College, Oxford. John Gore, B.A. Cohn College. John Haymes, H.A. Clare Hall. • Robert Boothby Heathcote, B.A. St. John's College. John Mossop, B A. St. John's College. William Parker Perry, B.A. Wadham College, Oxford. Thomas Sykes, B.A. Queen's College. Thomas Dykes Thorpe, RA. Pembroke College. Win. Hardy Vernon, RA. Magdaleu College, Oxford. Jahn Deane Waite, B.A. Clare Hall. ratasrs. Thomas Clarke, B.A. Queen's College. James Cooper, RA. Queen's College. Charles Hensley, II.A. Catherine Hall. John Hooper, B.A. St. John's College. James Hoyle, RA. St. John's College. Rowland Ingram, aA. Trinity Obllege. Isaac King,. B.A. Christ Church, Oxford. Burges Lambert, B.A. St. John's College. William James John Leach, B.A. Jesus College. Thomas Orgill Leman, B.A. Worcester College, Oxford. Wm. Henry M.Alpine, B.A. Trinity College, Dublin. Lewis Marcus, B.A. Queen's College. Edward Pollarcl,R A. St. Edmund Hall, Oxford. Edmund Russell, RA. Catherine Hall. Samuel Roe, B.A. Trinity College, Dublin. Joseph Singleton, B.A. Queen's College. John Ferdinando Wilkinson. B.A. Clare Hall, William Williamson B.A. Queen's College. • At an Ordination held by the Bishop of Peterborough, in the Cathedral Church at Peterborough, on Trinity Sunday, the fol lowing Gentlemen were admitted into Holy Orders: DEACONS. Joseph Gibbs, B.A. Worcester College, Oxford. Daniel Baxter Langley, S.C. L. St. John's College. George Mason, B.A. Brazennose College, Oxford. William Bruere Otter, RA. St. Peter's College. Henry Walter Seawell, BA. Lincoln College, Oxford. James Henry Stone, B.A. Trinity College. Charles Stopford, RA. Trinity College. PRIESTS. Charles Gilbee, B.A. Queen's College, Oxford. Charles Joseph Parsons, B.A. Magdalen Hall, Oxford. Andrew Sayer. S.C.L. St. Mary's Hall, Oxford. Tatum Cousoz EXlMUlATlON—Alphabetical List of the First Classes-- _ _ _ San:os Sorsts—Mews. Cavendish, Hoare, Pashley, Phillips, White. Junin* SOPHII--Messrs. Birkbeck, Harvey, J. M. Heath, He bert, Ramsay, &eel, Sweeting. Tate, Travis, Walker. Fassamint—Messrs. Chatfield. Colville Dashwood, Dodson, Lord A. Hervey. Kennedy, Maier, Nash , Sheppey!, Spedding, Tennant, Wallace, Walsh, Warren, West, Whiston, Wasik-42e. • OXFORD, Join 7. The Prises for the year 11128 were this day adjudged to the fol lowing 13entlealen— CIIANCELI.OIet PIMA!. Lam; Vease—" Machime vi vapetis intpulsz."—Thomas Legh CLughton. Scholar of Trinity College. Larne Essay..—" .Unde ever& ut in artium liberalium studlis przstantissimes quinine sped singulas civitates cadent fere sz culo ilorutrit?"—George Anthony Denison, B.A. Fellow of Ortel College. ENGLISH Essay—" The don-estic virtues and habits of the an cient Greeks and Romans, compared with those of the more refined nations of modern Europe."—Willism Sewell. B.A. Fellow of Exeter College. • SIR ROCAR NCTIDIG &TR'S PAUL: ENGLISH Vaass.—" Richard Cceur de Lion." Joseph Austice, Student of Christ Church. Thursday last the following Degrees were conferred I . • DOCTOR IN BIRDILINR (BY iscoaroaamosi NAM DUBLIN). , Daniel Chambers blacrigbt. Magdalen 114%. Rw ms's LONDON bESSIONS, lusts 7. IMOCK AUCTION:. Two genteel young men,snamed James and Thomas Hawkins, were indicted'for assaulting John Challoner. The complainant is a watchman of the Ward of Cheap, and is employed part of the day in paradingthe Poultry and Cheapside, with a placard before him, and smother behind him, bearing the inscription, , 6 Beware of Mock Auctions." On the afternoon of the 20th of April he was attacked in the Poultry by Jas. Hawkins, violently struck in the eye, and rolled in the kennel. Another placard bearer, named Styles, coming to his assistance, was attacked by the other defendant, but an officer coming up at the time, they we're both given in charge, and taken to Guildhall. Styles gave similar testimony, and said the boards were broken in the scuffle. A Juror (to Challoner, the complainant). By whose orders or authority do von parade the streets with those boards?—Challoner. The Gentlemen of the Ward. Juror. What Gentlemen ?—Challoner. The Deputy and Common Council. Juror. Were you appointed by the authority of the Beadle as being one of the Ward watchmen ?—Chal loner. I was, and he pays me. RECORDER. Do not those boards allude to some par ticular parties?—Challoner. They certainly do. RECORDER—To be sure ; and then those parties think themselves justified in taking the law into their own hair Os. It is an illegal proceeding, and must be ducon. tinged. Alderman Baown said, the transaction arose entirely from those horrible nuisances with which the wan abounded—Mock Auctions. The defendants calied witnesses, who proved that they were hot connected with any Auction Room, but jour neymen printers ; and that, on the afternoon in question, they 'were partially intoxicated, and had but just•left their employers in Finch-lane, when the assault took plat*. In addressing the Jury, the Itecoantft admitted the , mock auctinns to be a great nuisance, but said there was a legal mode of suppressing them. In his opinion, there would be no great difficulty in proving a conspi racy against most of the parties ; it was, however, equally illegal to par ade the streets with those obnoxious boards. The assault had been proved, and there was no legal justification for a blow. The punishment was discre tiOnary with the Court. The Jury found both prisoners Guilty, on which they were fined Is. each, and discharged with an admonition. Mr. Alderman Bacown said, that as he saw persons in Court who appeared exulting at some things that had been said, he thought it his duty to express a hope that the Ward of Cheap would keep a watchful eye on those establishments, and in any prosecution the City of Lou don would render them every assistance. •A Gentleman in the Court, who appeared to feel the allusion, stood forward and said, that he attended there to take the evidence of Challoner and Styles, and that, on Monday, proceedings would be instituted against the Deputy and Beadle of the Ward of Cheap. It himself or friends acted illegally, they were open wprosentioo. Here the conversation dropped. I ,111 4 1TERS •Y ♦RTS. William Palmer, St. Mary Hall, Grand Compounder. Hon. and Rev. Everard Robert Bruce Feu ding, Oriel College, Grand Compounder. Rev. Summerton Tudor, St. Edmund Hall. Rev. William Maddock Williams Balliol College. Rev. Jobn Burton Bircwbistle, Lincoln College. Cyrus Morrall, l-luime Exhibitioner of Bra m= College. Rev. Samuel Lane, Exeter College. William Douglas Dick, Exeter College. Rev. Robert . John William Wright, Trinity College. BACUZLOIRS t AMTS. Edward Auriol, Christ Church, Grand Componniter. Ambrose Hussey, Balliol College, Grand Compoonder. John Clemson Eggington, Exeter College, Grind Compounder. John Emra, Scholar of Baikal College. Robert Holden, Christ Church. .lobn W. Warier Christ Church. James Wood, C hrist Church. ilichard Skipsey. Queen. College. Jervis John Jervis, Queen's College. John Martyn Longmire, St. Edmund Henry Ware, Magdalen Hall. William Hockin Braund, Magdalen Hall. William Fulianon Walker, Magdalen Hall. John Blackwell, Jesus College. Henry Bayley Williams, Jesus College. Joseph. Bircball, Brasennose College. Thomas William Lynne, Worcester College. William Young, Oriel lege. Charles Edward Henry, Oriel College. John Kay, Litcoln College. William Heilington, Pembroke College. William Dallas Bernard, Wa4bam College. Ina Convocation, holden the same day, a sum nut exceeding 4001. was granted front the University Cheat, for the completion of the improvements in the interior of St. Mary's Church ; and the two schools of Geometry and Medicine were permanently annexed to the Bodltian Library. . Sunday se'nnight the Right Bev. the Bishop of this Diocese held an Ordination in the Cathedral Church of Christ, when the fol. lowing Gentlemen were ordained: MACON& Joseph Askew, M.A. on the Old Foundation of Qua?* College. George Riggs, M.A. on the Old Foundation of Queen's College. John Parry, M.A. Fellow. of Brasennose College. Philip Henry Lee, B.A. Fellow of Brasennose College. John Daman, M.A. Fellow of Corpus Christi College. Joseph Charles Philpot, M.A. Fellow of WorcesterVollege. Walter Lucas Brown B.A. Studeot of Christ Chinch. Joseph Corte , B.A. Chaplain of New College. William Pyre B.A. Student of Christ Church. Charles Paialret, M.A. Fellow of Queen's Colin& Edward Douverie Posey, M.A. Fellow of Oriel College. Arthur News, D.A. Trinity College, Cambridge, Curate of MgellCOCi 01;011. !RUMS. Henry Windt, B.A. Worcester College, Curate of Somerton. Wm. May Ems, B.A. Christ Church, Curate of Great Milton. Rdgell &sell, B.A. Curate of Random. Richard &obey, M.A. Follow of Corpus Christi College. GMSP kralcis gralt.M.A. alto* of University College. Le Y, B.A. Student or Christ Church. Robert Wen, ICA. St,holir'of Corpus Christi College. Samuel Smith, M.A. Student of Christ Church. I Francis itusseti Nlson, 8.:%. Fellow of Si. John's Cyril Gentye Hutchinson. Al. A. tituilvot of Christ CITA+. • w * Pittnun,'lt.A. Wadlotift Cullitg.,.cui'attipf.ntltht • t .1 , 1 Wt 4 .141denund Dewdney b ill.A: at.John'it College, Chtritirldge, Guru of Deddington. At an Ordination held by the Right hen. the Ill , hop of He re ford, on Sunday. the 2.5 th pf May, in the Chapel ef College, the fallowing Gentlemen Were ortfaliied : • ~~. ~ . . 7 DCACOII4. ----- Edward Higgins, M.A. Brasennom College, Olke f E John Hill, M.A. Bruennose College, Oxford. • John Within Downes , B.A. Jesus College, Oxford. Lewis LaWrence. B.A. Jeans College, Oxford. WlUiam Tomkins, B.A. Jesus College, Oxford. - Illeyrick Berber, B.A. &. John's College, Cambridge. Josiah James, B.A. St. John's College. Cambridge. Charles Maynard Hestlege, B.A. Queen's College, Cambrid ge. William John Browne Angell. B.A. Queen's College, Henry Law Bamford, B.A. Trinity College, Dublin, POUTS. Henry Stonehouse, LLB. New College, Oxford. William Tahourdin, B.A. New College, Oxford. William John Meech, B.A. New College, Oxford. •Iet.MIIII,IIIIIMAL PROSIRMONIL The Rev. W. B. Chapman, M.A. of St. John's College, lately instituted by the Bishop of Lincoln, to the %can ce l Skendleby, in Uncollethire, an the presentation of the Riiht B. Lord Owyder, and the Baronets de Bresby. • A dispensation has passed the great real to enable the Rev. I . L Fletcher, B. U. to hold the Rectory of Lidford, Deese, wi* the Vicarage of Qmethlock, Cornwall DUMFRIES, Juxs S. EARTHQUALL—ROMOUN of vibrations resembr an earthquake, and which were felt for the first time j e this quarter on Tuesday, the 20th ult. were convey e d 'Or our eirsiast week; but at that time we were s o f ee 'credulous, that we ascribed the phenomenon to a thus. deft lumen. A:Gentleman, however, called on us ye s . !terdky,' who has lived in Persia, India, stc. a n d w i t . `nessed aid felt tbe effects of earthquakes both in th e i r milder and sterner forms. According to his tespe eta bs e 'te.tistions. the earth moved or trembled three ttm esy charatteristic 'of the phenomenon 'in other countries, The' motion seemeil to cons, horn the coast, aril ire . 'yelled in this direction of M..uswald and Kirkmahoe, 'Around Locheiabees mid ibe "Fair Towns" the motiv e 'was very sensibly fek—anoiher.proof that the shock Wag subterranean!, and Which uniformly obtains whoever there is the greatest expanse of water. Some pent% say that the plates rattled io the kitchen dressers, aid that the cSain evinced an incipient disposition to mov e from off their centre of gravity, and wheel into some. thing like a country dance. This, however, maybe es exaggeration; but we know for certain, that a tremor of the earth was felt at Leadhills, even at the botto m ,of the deepen mines. The shock was betwixt three and four o'clock, and when our informant repaired to the open air, the sky was so free from thunder clouds, that he h quite certain the vibrations described must have proceeded from some other cause. It is probable, there rote, we will soon hear of a tremendous eruption of Vesuvius or Mount Etna.—Dumfries Courier. PROM FRIDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. DIVIDENDS to be made io the COUNTRY. June 27, John Rd, Wakall, Staffordshire, draper, at twelve, at the George lon, Bewalley, Worcestershire. June 28, G. Alamos Ferrybridge, Yorkshire, coach proprietor, at eleven, at the Sur Inn, Pontsfract, Yorkshire. June 30, T homas Scattergood, Nw tinhorn, victualler, at eleven, at the Flying Horse lan Ike* ham. June 28 , George Copley, Wakefield, Yorkshire, linenduptt, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Pontefract, Yorkshim. July 2, George Leopage Walker, Levis, Yorkshire, commission agent, at elms, at the Court House, Leeds. Jane 21, Tycho Pilbrow, Bum, music seller, at eleven, at the New London Inn, Exeter. Japer, Thomas Horseman, Bristol, hackney coach proprietor, ar see, at the ocace of Mr. W. P. Hartley, AU Sabsta'-court, Bristol. July; John Tickell, late of Brighouse, Crosthwaite, Cumberland,' at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Carlisle. July 10, JO4. jun. Lane End, Stoke-upon-Trent. Staffordshire, mercer, at at the Uoion Hotel, Lane End. July 2, David Saer, Gellyhales, Benjamin Thomas, Narberth, Pembrokeshire, and Wm. Mathias, Haverfordwest, bankers, at eleven, at the White Ran lan, Mr. berth. June 28, James Simpson, Leeds, Yorkshire, jollier, at eleven at the Court House Leeds . June 30 , Sam ue l Garfieth and J o hn Garforth, Ovead en, Halifax, Yorkshire, merchants, at eleven, at the Old Cock Inn, Halifax. June 30, Thomas S. Day. Henry F. Day, and William Day, Norwich and Swaffham. Non folk, bankers, at five, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. July 3. Robert Clitberow, Horncastk, Lincolnshire, scrivener. at three,at the Bull Inn, Horncastle. June 27, Remised Webster and Wm. Webster, Bishopwearmouth, Durham, merchants, at twelve, at Its 1011 wits, to tJ 'rt. 1) nahite. sir nonoti ck was lenver A lerseig rs, and more son* rbeam tremor bottom ee and b to tin t; tlut t hue theta am et 11 ti Ida at dderso tl the Star fl ad, Net. yi Noe* wdlePete Gesegs a it Arm a Bid" * hot; b I s,a 36 1 4 3 , ,brae. a 06 PIS r, at I", g alba% a Mathias, d in, MN 4 doer, t t Gaffe* t Imes, st 3 I Day. mo. Net I July 3. I t three,st and Wm. *eke, K 4 Barter, I I Game j racturen. Isandlem Edward fames% 1 Brooke, , Canada. 4 r Dumas, eo. Richard J. K. j. Watson Mks cbanetler% rcklroid, Ind J. H. and Beoj. okas• ne little one of t, West- about a by its window I n sea. tt of iu w alter er but r use Rah 'or bating rr ii: isontnenc, )'Comm , to tribe of s beset" ,es E. 1 of cue' trustee. rh AIC UCk ' Recto' of Curate o f • Dlaster , tb. rebends of of his 3 P. Collett, Ker. JO It 1101/s er Is er I ?m ode, r-Bw• . . the Bridge Inn,•Bihhoperearmoutb. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Wm. Buckle, Thomas Henry Buckle, Henry M. Bagster, and Walter Buchanan, Mark-lane. Matthew Harrison and Garnett Wane, Penrith, Cumberland, tobacco and snuff manufacturen. John Salisbury and Samuel Salisbury, Liverpool, ship chandlers Frodshatn and Jne. Antrotsus, Liverpool, attornies. Edward Maddock and William Maddock, Chester butchers and farmers Richard Brooke, John Brooke, Samuel Brooke, and Chas. Brooke, Robert Town, Yorkshire, and at Quebec and Niostreal, Canada. merchants. Philip Augustus De Chapeaurouge, Heury Dumas, and Charles Mertens, Fenehurch-street. merchants. tiro. LWer and Joshua Lister, Hightown, Birstal, Yorkshire, eard.m.kers. John Sinkler and William Ramsbottom, Norwich, dyers. Ruchard Wells and H. E. Helton, Milk.street, Cheapside, warebousenien• Alfred Thomas and Charles Rittson, Bristol, grocers. J. K. Myers and Joseph Myers, Liverpool, merchants. B e nj. Wows and Henry Watson, Croydon, Surrey, coal merchants. ;Idles Lambert and Abraham Lambert, Bromley, Kent, tallow chandlers. John 111 , Lean and John Boyd, Norfolk-street, Commerchlroa4 Stepney, tea-dealers. J. W. Snell, Wm. T. Pinwill, and J. H• Please, Exeter, drapers and mercers. J. R. Williams and litsj. Williams, Clement's-lane, London. ship and insurance brokers. About nine o'clock on Tuesday night, a fine little girl, five years of age, met her death by falling out of a two-pair of stairs window, in New Peter-street, West minster. The child had only been put to bed about a quarter of An hour previous to the accident, by its sister, who went out, but unfortunately left the window open. It would appear from the present harsh and onsets soaable weather, that April had jostled June out of its place, and taken possession of it, as we have now alter nately sunshine and rain, though of the former but small portion. HEBDOMADARY. Tuts Dar—This was once a fast with the Jews, because Rab a /tannin' was committed to the flames by the Grecians, for ban the L I Law in bis possession contrary to the decree forbidding It. To-mosaow—Lord Thanes sentenced to a years' imprisvnine" L ' and fined £l,OOO in 1799, for his conduct at the trial of O'Cvno r l at Maidstone. Wsuessnar Barnabas. He was descended of the abed Levi. He was stoned to death by the Jews. Tuuasnay—A new Moon 12 min. past 11 in the moraing... - N 0 remission of sin can be obtained from the Catholic Priests benne this day and the 29th instant. FRIDAY—Sun rim 42 mieutes after s.—Sets 17 minutes 8. Sosuassar —First of the month of Dullseggia (munch of Ore' mosaics), in the Mahometan Calendar. MARRIED. Wednesday, at Ewell, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Austen. Broadford, la Kent, to Jane, youngest daughter of Joseph Mock' late of Roehampton, DIED. At Stamford, aged 45, the Rev. Edward Booth, 7.1. A. Rector of, Flnby near Spilsby, vicar of Frisney, and perpetual Curate 01 Wain Sett St. Mary, Lincolnshire. At his residence in Farehaen-place, Mr. D. IIP Donald, Master, R.N. and lately employed on the Breakwater at Plymouth. Westminster Abbey. Sturdayrnornlpg. Lord Henry Fitzroy, one of the Prebends 01 At Cbaddleworth Vicarage Becks, in the 43d year of his ' P ' the Rev, Joseph Knethell landell, M.A. of Pembroke College, Oxford. At Kemble, Wilts, in the 'Nth year of his age, the Rev. JO Parker, RD. Rector of St. John's, Bedford. lilt W ATER at LONDON-BILIOGX TO blOlOlO • Morning 59 minutes utter 19 Afternoon 19 minutes atter 1 otaros: i'rinted and eubhalted by JOHN Mania. the Prop at the Sias Orrtci, 14 u. 1, Pickett-places Tempts-13E. R 4.