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j p ia ti LENING STAR. • • 119 ...^ LONDON. , • L _ . -. 1. .' ,I.Nis .. ' ‘ , l.l‘\ ' - ........... MuNDAY, APRIL 9, 1827. • STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE DCLOCIL The aid Imeloess doing this morning in the British market, is - • In titling op their Accounts for tomorrow, it being settling day. Consols opened ibis isernlee at 821 to 83, and soon after they were dens at 83; but up to the present these tbsy may be quoted at 83 seam. We have no account as yet et abe sethal of the Twean, abildasionow looked for witfigreat anstleti. "' - • 'Theldllowing is posted at the J 1111111161.101.11148111! this morn -1 OE I . 1 A revolt of the Tartars la LlNWlRailmeet. boas the BM. [ purer of Comm, which has mimed the ibillige elf military enter- Idea In the mind of his Imperial Majestyl webby la attended to 'tit the training of ttoops, and raising supplies, Re. which operates „ in the North of China, so sinfavour able to commercial rpecoladons." • Tyre i 4 a report, brought by a passenger from Madras, that the .. Dennese have refused to pay the last instalment : in conseqeence df whids, a war is expected to take place. RI. Rergrann, charged by the Spanish Government to negociate i loan of two hundred and fifty sallow of reds, has arrived et Paris. In the Foreign market little is doing, except in Mexican Bomb, which are lower this morning. Cement prices: Old Spanish 121 15 1. Mexican 701 I,'Colllio. bias 401 41. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The Consol market, which was looking up In the Oilier part of the morning, and were done at 83, has since taken a turn, and may be quoted at present at 321 j for Money, vel for May 891, soused by two reports—first, that Lord 80/Mass is now to be P r ime Minister—second, the report, by 1 Swedish vessel, of the renewal of the Burmese war. Three hundred thousand Connelisi were mid on the above reports. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. bock MA ex die. India Stock Shut. ant. Red. 82 112 ex die. India Bonds : ? • . Cent. Cons. 83 82 1 Old Annuities ..:, -1 : per Cent. £lOOO Exchequer Bill4ll ffli 61 per Cent. Red. 1211 1 871 ed. £5OO Ditto 46 47 a 4 per Cent. New 961 1 1 £lOO and 2200 Dito•Wia 4 per Cent. 1826, 971 41ex d Bank for Account Long Annuities 19 1.16 1 midi', Consols for Acct. 93 891 i FORRION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. lernahn Ns. 5p Cl' 641 * Danish MexurlAtB72"tisrtz.,,,, j , .olemblan Bands, 6 p Ct. Ditto 8d5,1394, 41 Do Go. Amt. 41 401 41 'Danish Eds. 3 p Ct. la 1 WI Span. lids 5 p CLI2I 13 BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHA RES. TWO O'CLOCK. mar& pa NA Rnglo Mexican 100 98 01 1 • Colombian 100 20 IS •Geseral Mining Asso. 100 5 3 i Protector •Flre 20 2 41 4s General &emit Navigation 100 15 4 `Provincialltant IN Ireland 100 25 90 EXCHANGE. Astersiomm, *rim. 64—On London, tsf 2N. 11.93. Hasenueon, Aran. 3.—On London, 37. 2 34. 341. 0. a. Pmrsasnuesw, MARCH fin.—On London, 91. Lamm, Malice 30.-3 IL 1. es. ' 1110/1.4, Ma emu 11.-06 London, 3 M. 6. 291. i IK26loes Fens, krau.ll,-- Five per Cents. 100 f. 99r. 95f. Peek per Cents. 92f.—Thrde per Cents. 70f. 85e.—Bank Steck, .12,020f.—Rentes de Naples, 771. 30o—Royal Spanish Loan, 54. . A Lisbon Mail arrived at a late hour this morning, -bringing Papers to the 25th ult. being three days later than those we had received by the former mail. The - Gazette of the 22.1 contains an official notice from the Minister of War, stating, that as it was certain that the Chiefs of the rebels had taken the most rigorous mea sures to prevent the Officers and soldiers, whom they , bad seduced to rebel, from obtaining a knowledge of 'the amnesty, proclaimed in their favour by the Decrees • 'of ;fie Srb of August and 3d of October last year, the INy ANT A ReGENT had thought fit to prolong it till the 20th of April. It appears from this notice, that the deluded Officers and soldiers had already availed them selves of this wke and generous act of clemency in great numbers. The Gaulle of the 24th contains a decree of a very different but of as equally urgent a de.cription, relative to such Officers, as under frivolous or feigned pretexts, bave quitted their corps. The Generals, commanding in the different provinces, are strictly injoined to inquire minutely into the reasons of their absenting themselves, and, if they do not prove satisfactory, to order them to return immediately. It would appear from this and other circumftances,x that the Government is not so elated by its recent successes, as to think a display of further vigilance and energy unnecessary. On the 20th, there was a long debate in the Chamber of Peers on the loan of four millions of milrees (about ewe million sterling). On the 21st and 22d, the Chamber of Deputies were occupied in discussing the project 'of law on the Stamp attics. On the latter day, a project of law by the Committee of Finance for the purpose of authorizing the Government, during the interval between this Session and the following, to adopt provisionally such measures as may seem most con ducive to the improvement of the Administration and of some branches of the public revenue, was, after a considerable debate, rejected by a very large majority, only five Members voting in its favour. As there is no account of military operations in these rapers, we look upon it as a conclusive proof that the rebel standard was no longer hoisted in any part of the Portuguese territory. We received this morning Buenos Ayres Papers to the 23cl December inclusive, and Rio de Janeiro Papers to the Bth February; but their contents merely possess a negative interest. For example, they do not contain the slightest allusion to the pacification between the two States, so confidently mentioned in some of the letters received by the last mail from the Brazils. From the total silence of the present advice:, we fear, that the report originated in some error; but whether accidental or intentional, we have no means, at least for the present, of determining. The only article of news in the dos Ayres Papers, is a notice in the Measagere Argentine of the 21st Dec. stating that letters had been reteived the day before from Admiral BROWN, in which be nanounces that be had been blockading the por: of Rid Grande for some time, and had taken and de ! *, r 4 •. • I 4 stroyed ten Brazilian vessels. The Message.° sod Dec. is entirely filled with the Constitution Argentine Republic, as sanctioned by consists of 191 Articles. The Rio di Janeiro Papers are equally news as the former. They contain, ' graph, which, without any extraordinary stretch of in genuity, might be twisted into a meaning, quite eon clusive as to the liberal views. in which the late change of Ministry had originated. In this paragraph it is an nounced, that the Empanon, surrounded by bis Council of State, the Ministers, Secretaries, &c. gave his *rat audience to Senor LtANDRO PALUCIO, Envoy Extraor dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the Republic of Colombia. He was received , 4 with all the regard, due to the high character with which he was invested." This audience, following so closely at the heel of the revolution in the Cabinet, seems to indicate that the poliCy of the Empalme would possess a more liberal character generally in the future, and a more concilia tory spirit towards the New States, his immediate aeighbours, id particular. Upson the same occasion was presented the*Charge d'Affaires from the Republic of Peru, as well as M. Dramas, Charge d'Affaires from his Prussian Majesty. The Papers of the 7th, the latest date, contain only news from Portugal. Dutch Papers to the 7th, Brussels to the same date, and Hamburgh to the 4th inu. came to band this morn ing. We learn from the Dutch Papers, that private letters, received by the De)Aine (we mentioned last week the arrival of this vessel at Antwerp), contain ay.' counts from Batavia to the 13th Dec. They state, as a current report at that settlement, that MINGICO MEIN. GNAT, one of the insurgent Chiefs, had not only sub ' Med to the Dutch authorities, but had actually joined the troops of that nation against DEPONzoorto, another Chief of the insurrection. ff o w ever,the official accounts, which are to the 9th of the same month, are silent on the subject. The intelligence in these papers, respecting the state of the rivers is Holland, as well as East Flan ders, is satisfactory, the waters continuing to subside. The Brussels Journals of the 6:b and 7th with Sup plements, are wholly filled with the commencement of the Debates in the Second Chamber of the States-Gene ral relative to the Project of Law on the Organization of the Courts of Justice. It was supposed that the discussion would continue [or two or three days longer, the opposition to it.being very powerful. The Brussels Papers contain the following piece of scandal, respecting the late Mr. Byrussa tor, the cele brated banker at Frankfort on the Maine : " Nothing is talked -of at Frankfort but the will of 'a lately deceased Banker, who has left a fortune of twenty millions of frarsel.' , During the whole course of his life he was extremely successful, and yet his widow is in a situation difficu't to be described. 07'this will his wife receives °elf an annuity insufficient for, her support, while a Lady to whom the- bahker was attached, is provided - for lite the mistress of a Prince . The widow by this will is to leave the house of• her husband within a year, to renounce all right to the edu cation of her children, and to give *p, as part of the entailed estate, all her jets els and valtrable effects." The Hamburgh Papers, under date of Stockholm, March 23, announce the return of the King of SWEDEN to his capital on that day. Though it was dark when he arrived, the streets, it is said, were crowded with people, who collected for the purpose of testifying the joy they experienced at his return. A vessel, the Anna Maria, has lately arrived at Hamburgh from Vera Cruz, with 200,000 piastres in money, and a quantity of cochineal. This is the first instance of a consignment of silver to that place from Mexico direct. hills on London, it is stated, would have been preferred to the dollars; but there were no drawers, or, •which is much the same, none that Were sufficient. It appears that no news of any consequence has been received by this conveyance. The following is an extract from the Hamburgh Papers: a EMDEN. MAaca 30. g , The storm which continued from the 3d to the 6th, caused new breaches in some of the dikes that gave way on the 14th January, and had been repaired; and the storm of the 18th has made breaches in other dikes, so that a vast tract or land is under water." The Paris Papers, which have arrived since our last, contain no news, though a great cleal of loose specu lation on thk subject of Count OrnLtals mission -from the King of Sr* IN to this counts y. According to one account, he is ordered to announce to the English Ca binet the determination of the KING, his master, to make another attempt for the recovery of his geondasr pos sessions in South America ; bet this report is de scribed a s too absurd to obtain a moment's credit —a description in which we entirely agree.—Ac cording to another •ersion, he is to negociate for the recal of our army from Pottogalowon the condition that the French troops are tale withdrawn from Sfyin, which is merely a repetition of what we stated on Friday last. We have received a variety of Mexican Papers of very recent dates; some printed in the City of Mexico, and others at Vera Cruz. The former reach to the 15th, the latter to the ltd of February. The conspiracy which we have already noticed, is frequently adverted m in these journals, but not in such a way as to enable us to collect any distinct account of the plan or object of the conspirators. Considerable difference of opinion appears to prevail respecting this plot; but the general Impression is, that it was extensive, ,and had ramifies. tions through the provinces, particularly among the , Clergy. In the mean time an investigation is going on are already more than fifteen persons persons agree is this, that the object was to re-establish thing' as they were in the roar 1608; consequently rapidly retrograding through the nineteen years which have since passed away, to purify this land contaminated with heresy and republicanism, as the satel lites of Ferdinand VII. are accustomed to purify. It is net difficult to see that there are still amongst us persons who pray to Heaves for the restoration of that Government." It is afterwards stated, that a Fronk Priest, named La Vigne, bas been ordered to leave the Mexicen territory, and that a Spa niard, also engaged in the plot, whose name is said to be David, had escaped. Under the date of the 14th we find it mated as report, that this Fiscal, who is carrying on the process, had moved the punishment of death against Father Arenas, the head of the con spirator. This report is again repeated on the 14th, by the Aguila Mesicersa„ which ho likewise the following paragraph— " It now cannot be denied that the conspiracy which some re garded as frivolous was very serious, and had ramifications through the greater part of the States. Indeed, had not Pennines ordered the widds to destroy the Spanish squadron which sailed from the Havannab, it would have appeared upon ()Ur coasts. Its *arival was to have been the signal for raking the cry of tubelike's r . and though triumph on our part was certain much blood would have been shed, and many mill would have folloveed, from our deliver ance of which we have to thank Goo and the activity of the Go vernment in the discovery of the plot. The arrests onstiose.— Yesterday were brought in prisoners, Don Martin Ueda. priest of Tianchinol, Don Jose Marla Brine, Don Tali* Asupwer.i and Don Pedro Guadeloupe Argumosa. The three,ffinkUrtiffedfdludsr and the fourth, a Mesican born, is the son a tie Weer • Erims • ,-: •-. The German Papers which arrived last eight, men tion that the celebrated Composer, BRETMOVEN, died at Vienna on the 27th ult. at his O'clock in the evening.' The loss to the musical world is irreearable, and will be heard with universal regret. • Yesterday, the LORD CHANCELLOR and Earl BA THURST bad audiences of his Manny. Viscount GRANVILLE had an interview with Secretary Camino, on Saturday afternoon. • of The Spanish Minister transacted o ffi cial bushIEES.. with Mr. Secretary CANNING yesterday, at his residence in Dams. Ins-street. Saturday, the Duchess of GLouetaTze and the Princess Sono visited the Kin. The Duchess of KENT . aceoMp2Med by the Princess F an nin, attended by the Baroness de Season and Captain CONROY, honoured the performance of La Gans /nee, at the Italian Opera House, on Saturday evening, with her presence. The Princess AUGUSTA entertained the Duchess of XXXI and the Princess FRODOSS to dinner en Friday, at her resi dence, in the King's Palace, Sc; James's. Th ere was a select party of Nobility to meet the Royal Duchess. The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER gave a grand Never on Saturday, at Gloucester Hasse, Park-lane, to a numerous ploy of the Nobility and Gentry. Their Royal Highnesses had alp a numerous dinner party on Friday. prince ESTERICAZY. the Austrian Areabssador, eu *deed, at dinner, on Friday evening last, the following diode neldand ,Persons--Prinee POLNIKAC; Prince Pussies-Manua; lb. Pension, Spaniels, and Swedish Ministers; Lord &mammon ; Sir Pima Ron, dm. The Ertl and Countess of CASEILLIS gave a Dinner on Friday to the Marquis of Hotrod, Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry, Lord and Lady Farnborough, Bishop of London, Lard nand Lady Melville, Sir Charles Stuart, and several other per sons of distinction. Mr. LATCH row), the King's Messenger, was sent off on Thursday night frpm the Foreign O ffi ce, with dispatches f o r Sir CHAeLill DAGOTeit Brussels. The E . 4 . 1:1 FITZWILLIAM has arrived at Wentworth Frankfeirt ;Piglets to the Sd instant contratlict the reports latelf inentioned in the French Journals, that the Confessor elf the Emperor of Atravata had been aver sted, and declares them to be "detestable calumnies." The notice issued from the Bank of England, to the effect that the Directors h.ve entered into an agree ment with the Lords of the Treasury for the circula tion of Exchequer Bills for the year ending Sd April, 1828, does not, as has been incorrectly supposed, refer to any new bargain between Ministers and the Bank for advances, but is merely the usual annual notice.— The premium, therefore, oa Exchequer Bills, has un dergone no alteration. The Archbishop of YoRK preached the Sermon yes terday at the Chapel Royal, before the Princess AII4IIMA and a, Demerol's congregation of the Nobility and Gentry, among were—the Marquis of Dowisaise, the Earls of Aorsooms Dior. the Bishops of Weenier** and Sr. Dawes. His took his text from the 3d chapter of the First Epistle of St. and the 15th verse. The Communion Set vice watt performed the Bishop of Lotioote, as Dean of the Chapel, assisted by the Dean. The Anthem, Who is die that amuck from Ease (NW posed by Dr. Alum*, was sung by Messes. KIRTEXT, Nina), lot Visual. Mr. Coorn presided at the organ. 1 ROYAL SOCIiTY OF LITERATUaIt.—The two gown ' medals annually bestowed by this Society. on the Antlers el Works of Merit." were awarded last week to Sir Wotese Scare sod Mr. It Somrerr. Poet Laureate. They ere each of the' value of 50 guineas, and placed at the disposal of the Society by hla Masser, for the encouragement of literary labours. AU English, writers ace admissible as competitors. Tat LAIR CitaßLail Dzotnum.—On Saturday morn-1 log, at eleven o'clock, a solemn High Mass was performed at the Sardinian Ambassador's Roman Catholic Chapel, Duke-street, lAticoln's-Inn.fields, for the repose of the soul of the late Cummes Usesuas, who was well known in the rousieal world. sod who ea- I tired at his residence in Gloucester meet on the 28th ultimo. " Hie tyrosine were removed on Saturday to the family vault at West, Mem, in the comity of Southampton. Oa the above occasion Mr. tennis Wmtav presided at the organ: • Than QaaToatos.—Fiiday night bronght the Leat Musical Pet formances to a close at Drury-lane Theatres a successful one we hope, for it is not only a very ex. pensive undertaking, but also a very laborious oaf 1111 the Director; and Mr. Humor has spared neither, kill producing the most eminent talent and compositions of the first order. The Parks yesterday presented a gay assemblage of company, enjoying the salutary breezes of Spring. All the pleasing outlets of the Metropolis presented a very animated appearance. The City Equestrians were nu merous, practising on their Rosinantes preparatoty to the Epping Hunt. A vacancy has just occurred in the Police Nazis stracy of London, by the decease of Hemet OSBORNE, Esq. one of the Magistrates of Worship-street. Mr. Osamu: had enjoyed the appointment between two and three years only. His almost constant ill health, how ever, during that period, occasioned his frequent retire. mint from the fatigues of office, and for several months past he had been wholly incapable of attending to busi ness. He died at Cheltenham on Thursday last. Da V RRL—This new Work, by the celebrated Author of Tawaionm, embraces, to he salsject alitser, affairs of the most elevated and Interesting imam, cad width have net, behest., fiend their way km are*. new bat the Amble la tesitlear who is Stemarpotseted to an itrildienl , g u rfl. =Tame, mid BeftWeita maw and miss, we kna prembent amempmdmints te the kW et Ds Yore; sok ke loam*. as the sees of the Cesee—eltriete wise el ke Oeless-eke secret le the eedenokkg et ad** tertmeess el vow Aiseifrieielwa, lee. ace. These waiters are esameted wide a very erbilsel plat, and wEb debars dim of diluter esteem* meted sad peculiar. FASHIONABLE' INTELLIGEN Dowager Marddanses of Lindens. In seat Hampton Coon; Lord and lady their seat Gunton Hall, in Metall New Nerfoiltwteet. from his seat 4. hi - Begentatteet. from Surrey; Hotel. &. basees-etreet.i J. Larindess a • Captain Garth, at the St. Georges Hotel, _cc, trim Ms sent, MIR HI& Brie; Colmar, P. ditto, from Ms seat In Oembeidgeshirst i =ylor Unpin Hotel, Old Istilegter lasi" Anent; Argosies Bradshaw, Ai& ea Mao. feat Wren, President el the Cart Olinda at Humerus, Hotel, Se. James'aMswtf the C B cif Mr- Haaalitoo-pleee ; Combas et Gelleihni aid thi Piccadilly ; TiscealegenAlareard lady Augusta Upper Bria-street; she Lidies Ashbeediant, In Vert stmt; Lady Bridget Bonverie, sad Miss Emma Wimpebratreet ; Lady Alleck, In Ihnitii•etteet, Mrs. Adams, In Grameser-place; Copt. Archer Mla fair;- )Mfrs, and Miss Acton, is riftilletet SPORTING INTELLIGENC HUNTING. Sir John Cope's Hounds tomorrow, at Gering Thursday, at Hempstead Norris ; rid on Saturday, gives. The Ise dip of namshig. The liasahiadua Hamada this day, at the W 1 seeday, at Waltham Paddy sod Saturday, at WI Ur. Harreh's au Wednesday, at South-grove ; stead UN part istuitay. at Slakes. Time Nstaat Daellestaa's Fos Hounds meet tiptlag Vaud I soh Saturday, at Noman's Moor. Lard Terborosar's Fox Hoards es Monday , and Saturday at time ICasmel. i gutasso Ve n 010144.00 Wednesday, „ft t.• by_ ;, arid Satirtlay, at Skeihagthorpe. Ill '& 4i Vork and Arty Ns Woods to morrow, 00 E 4 . . The Umbra ha Honda mammy at Twizell Sitatamag- sod Sattitelay,at Plalowerth Bar. The Held/rocas Fox Hoards on, Thunday, The Nattbardasehod Fox Hounds on Wednesday, ford; and eateweal. at Newton,. These Hounds - Morpeth on and Atm: she 10th instant for a few 0 STAG HUNT. Thursday, the 9th of Apra. the Heoourable lay's Stag-bounds had a due ram front Herded, has rarely her exceeded. The deer at starting 'Wood, three seedy to Harrow au the Hill, w , irk she stretched fa Watford, passing over the right of Pinner, beyood which and sear the was run into and killed, after a dime of an hour MALTON CRAVEN MRETING, moualatt. - no Craven Stakes of JO mos. each, for upwards. One Mile and a Quarter . Lord Vitratillians's Humphrey I linker, 4 yrr Mr. Richardson's Brownlock, 4 yrs. Mr. Watt's ch. f. by Catton, 5 yrs. The Barton Stakes of 25 son. each, colts net. 21b. Mile and a half. Mr. Crompton's b. c. Burlador, by Cervantes Mr. Vltigit's b. c. Sampson, by Bullock" Mr. Marant's be. C. by Whisker Mr. Imailey's b. c. by Caton • Major Tarburgh's Laurel Sweepstakes of 20 awes. eaeb, for colts Sot. Bst. sib. rising three years. (alik sod Mr. Peszo's ch. c. Tom Josses, by Abjer Mr. Haworth's b. c. by Macklock Mr. Watts's cb. f. by Maddock V CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE di. la tat CAMBRIVT, Aram The Billowing Gentlemen were ordained I field and Cowntrr, at the Parish Merck Fields, on Sunday last Deacears--Thomas Bancreft.Lutener. Jeans Francis Foreman Cirri, B.A. Queens College, Wm. Simpson, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge ler, B.A. Downing College, Cambridge; George C.C. C. Cambridge; S. John Ingram Lockhart, B. c. lege, Oxford ; Hairy Oldershaw, B.A. Brassemsee teed; Edward Barlow Seek seas. Catherine Hail, Charles Levinptan, B.A. Si. Johe's College, Cambridgc Geyten Hervey, B.A. St. Jeltaa's College, Case :Maltby. B. A. Emmanuel College, Cambridge • Jackson, S.C.L Trinity Hall, Cambridge; Literate. Pauses—Jobe Brooke, B.A. Bruennwe Hest) , Calthrep B.A. C.C.C. Cambridge • run. B.A. Ss. hius's College, Cambridge; tin, B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge; B.A. gown College, Oxf ord. At a congregating on Friday last William Peter's College, was elected Esquire Bedell the room at the late John Hooky. Es+ At the same congregation the following degrees\ Mantis or Aan—Weadtherpe Collett,Catherine /buoy Pelsforsi, Jesus College ; John Hon, 11. A. Incerreas—Joseph Walter Berry, , William Hats ken Tamer Pembroke College, Fellow of Pembroke Colle ge; Geroge Graysteck Join's allege; Edward Richard Banyan, f James Andrew' Jereesie, FOAM et Trinity Partin Mole. Trinity College ; Sanderson 'I , loge; Frederick Malkin, Fellow et Trinity Cot. tin, Fedor et Trinity Collage; Inward Baines, College; WIIN Anthony Cahn. (Mist' big Suttee, Clare Mall; James &moat. Cowin, Fellow of Magdalene Collage Gage, Magdalene College ; John Crosland, College; Joseph Surges Watson. Emmanuel roe, Fellow of Emmanuel College. ILIGUSIAIL or Aass—Richard Henry N. On the same day the Rev. J. W. Nibluck, Hall, leaked, was admitted ad 01111411111 of thit Monday lot John Hymen, B.A. William . John H. Mende., R A. of St. lobes College. dation Fellows of that Society. The nineties to the University sehelanships dais was 00 Friday last determined as fallm I Ewbank, Christ College. 2 Tate, Trinity College. In nollinfleene of the unanimous epinien literary merits bl Mann and Tate, both c gouty eye% k was thought right to refer ,daties deed which prescribes to wheat Illklenietancee shall be veer. OXFORD, Aran. . t lionslay last the Be.. William Tliontpson, &lime, was elected a Fellow of Ott Soddy e den; and Mr. Wet. Carpenter Bowe, B.A. te Arced a Fellow no Mr. Mickel's Foundation. At an Ordination. Iteld in the Cbgrel of tie the VStb of March. the Bishop of Malloy - • to the Holy Order of :Magee.—George Henry Botompet. fed; Rickard Philip Goldsworthy Tioblemeit, Ball, Oxford; Jelin Ashfordby Ceara Treed I I College, Cambridge; Jobs Cecil Orders, ' Cambridge. Pagers-Philip IPlocksey Randall. RA. ; Usher Tigbe. B.A. Corpse Arial College University College ; John lAnfiey, W.A. 14 l i Edwards Slow, M.A. Worcester College Jim IL A. St. Mary Hall; Daniel Junes Eyre, - ward Francis &toy. M.A. Brunson College Student of Civil Law. Magdalen Hall ~4 . I Sidney Besse: College, Cambridge ; 1 Seems Lbllege, Cambridge; Henry , e, Cambridge ; Vfilliam Pewley. -.,mis,:tki The Archbishop of York Los gmacated stone to the vicarage of reikalairk, in the N vacant by the death of the Rev. W. Deooloon. Row. Paid Saurnares to tbe living of r by the death of Archrloacoo I#W, Rev. Dr. Waists, late of Ade, Noofolk, tereddp of the United Parishes of St. Mary, Mildred in the Poultry The nth ob. the United Associate Conception of nanid (late under the inspection of the Rev. Mr. Boucher mandamus cal to Mr. Wiliam IL Kenow•Pnicaer of s pel t to be tbeit Pastor. Wessagfto of the the result of which will be published. A paper e titled FA :onstitution of the El Care° of th e sth of February. says— * Yesetriev artpdter General Don °regatta Ara% by birth a The Doors the Congress. it lipsidsed, was commhted to tiosehhprissansent. It is understorld (own her 'eat that reorreipoodence which he carried en with *e cosipiraton of P lace ' 1 11 equally barren of Pasbia hubsen discovered, and it is assorted that he had sent arms D awes , ig mi . however, a pars" as mate suspicious poinu. To Pubis, Meek°, sod Oraca there Fenton's Hot _____L _r :—_ .... already more than fifteen persons arrested for this offence. All n'illbton ; C amt. frau ENCE. I Albemarie•stre e r rSkid In Partf • alk Lot Fria& let! •00 61 " rat In Baths J. Guest, gi g . i t la lb ,Rs* at dito, from Hot.e . H. 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Ju . . a W 1 111 GENCE. ra r. 6. wl by the Bishop of TI k of St. Martin's io the • mot Coller.Cambridr ; hese, Cambridge; Whir. of ambridge; Charles Tay. el George Hutchins, Rd. hart, B. A. • Lamb Cd. • A i Srasettooes- COW, 01 ' wine Hall, Cambridge; ge, Cambridge; Gorr v. Cambridge., W 13,1•41 • ar ridge ; Edward Dodlsf ; Robert Vashion Rogue., an more College, Oxford; wi ge ; Thomas Powys Out. h i ; George Darby St. Qaut• Humphrey Pointer,. • fI RI am Hopkins, B.A. of fr. •II Sell of this Genre,. la i s e rtyi tf on: ll" 7tri ,st tb si.. W pr n i e r et re e li err eanten r all; Chll agy kl P ' . i ; " College; pr Henry Arktt, fu Graystock Cunene, St. yen, St. Joke's Calbit Fl rinity College; Fredtnek at on Tennant, Trinity Cal- ity College; Francis Mss• ti Balms. Fellow of ChM it Colby; Robert Meal Mow C.C.C. le; Themes Westiewth ad, Fellow of Magma marl College; Benry,Fet . • Kinchant, St. Jas hack, D. D. r % . • of this Un Elam Metcalfe. d• me, were elected • eoulowilo Dr. BAN Mean of the skeeetaffillt k of Trialty.Odiers ier to that pen otos the preferewee met at. 7. . jg.k. d awl 2= 'do OM S.A. Said DWI • dation. I albs Palace at Se" , Wry admitted the B• .A. Trinity Cant , Iddeasen, 34A. ' , • Treockard, A. 9t. Kai RA. Dowsin a ' RA. Rueter Collie; " • s ane; Heart' Fowles 1,41. Nag-dales Hall; :siege; G eo rge Rad teas College ; a • lleorl A.e ;owij vr at i betC°lkrCl ' iu - tc - 71 . idge; Gittard Welk, N; ElearY St° ll4l4se ' 11A. Parley. B. A. Jesus Cav nernais wed the Rev. chides the North RidinS of T ennison. if Great BMWs Eft D. Neetelk, to the Reeving S. Mary, Cokehatrat lum to Coogregstie• of Rev. .11r. Booeherk Lwow, miaow of th e "