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H. 5M1TH,.192, Strand, reaPectfull7 intern* • ! • CLUB OF TRUE HIGHLANDERS., hskl an Ordnation is the Cathedral Church of Christ, when the the Ift•bitty. Gentry, and Public , rho a few of he Pb .o the Asegeetfiture aeissu ne d we ave tu na ha i n h aassa id; . NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN, Yhat iil Connel klinviiill Padetnim Were 11.11314 ed ine ‘ 11611 Orders ' . From the Evening Mail. Ditactoste.-..Jobn Evans, SA. &War of Worcester College.; TWA LATR ROMAN CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. rye. W. ti: E. its gradtude for the extensive and Much* , gißglee of the demlie, an the 14th Inst. Of theists Yeasts, rancelot • Arthur Sharpe. B.A. Felker *of St. JohnV College ;' ramie be leas reordered. Aril s this Sena% offer these Sit. ,' Mr, Delmar Sraunno, a GENERAL MEETING et die Society p loy webool zoom; B . A. sewer of worrome Coney ;Jahn HOLDING MY stream URDU TIM MARE el ' INKITTT PAR Tilt Mations at a still lower lirleq. Thorithlest cute bushiest ' ' with be hold at the British Cothre-house. on TUESDAY - next, the = B.A. Sehohar of Jesus College; David John George, &A. c ''"' 'A MS Society held i rli e e l ir " w e rkly T Mem oir talita ing at tit..' Royal Ear-bane encoring the very beet Impressions , . . . 9 . Mk tenant, at Nine O'Clock in the Evening, for the purpose of of Jams College ; John Fin. BA. Queens. College Cu- . THE LF/ERARY SOUVENIR. , yesterday; Sir CHARLMI MORGAN ill the Chair. ly boned* ishmentallk, comic. ig u mh oe anie ue lsow ptmeteding to the ELgcwcor a a TREASURER, and for other . umpose l " 61 Darcknacr ee % Rickard Barrington' M . A . lid "' at Bra. The Secretary read the minutes, and also' the contressi - I ems ; Robert Peke Mora. M.A. Fellow of Al len 'l da kom Mesas. J D Lan:niche and DC. Lau:maw -- •• oda its. Asia phi Minim by Sir T. Lawrence. Leilks • Intement Matters relating to the. Soder* Soda hl tke ilminge • Caller ; rt Hawkies. B.A. Schein of Pembroke College ; • ' -J. D. el • ielil am " at " 'Lane A.' Virutk This uninmetmemine Link ; when it Lo paiticularly requested that all the Meinben . l ip ' gmr_e•stio Hadlisid, LA. Scholar of Pembroke College ; Su . r ~,,s .„ , ' __,, ~,_C e r e le-rrara! Dec. ---: 2__ , • I enwenlit z llre. Sithions as Lady Macbeth. • &beet ell, B.A. Fellow of Pembroke College • •"`' - "“" ihn s"'" `"` i my rather, FORGETr:MS-NOT. attend: By Anthodty, D. C. CO naan e y Bodoigke Robert, i M.A.Chaplain of Christ climb P ; desiring ow to convey it to you. that it might be read it the neat se 14 Sae' egssularee Findeo, Le Kann &o. bent • meeting of the Society far the Improvement st Wind.. It have Ithear ta dalllisst, M.A. 4cimier of Ceepne_citeled College': meeting mid ply to mY mem* diet You min* , Willi*WW. o l Mole ." • by mode. Dosbela wkleeooleihodooofeos **awe .. L - ROYAL HUMAN& SOICLETY. Doo• fla. 111110. Writet's. Solt at leta. Sd. Published. at its. ' 1 ili r Z, 4 EMMEN &anti .01 Mg the Innealth °MeV a lailli A B.A. Ttherthe of Omen's COeinr• Witham • -, . • , Tits . GEO& • .1-, , 4 seli ocsicassim et eii ....i mitiosoh am Rams* sell wows% RA. T hisior i.Trillit T o jibes °l3Ne g e cope l ineS t_ . mo :t idoesdes. " 44ll; ; al s ariall .A. Ilibileribet ta the "Illih rhave the boomer ri be, ate. DAVID CHARLES LATOIUCII R. is Metered dthatelddie s atah.. r mind Tinglinwpfelg it eh. leer , tegothec with Repanimendadom Mahe 4 Yens Nam ; Chas. Semi MVO Fandievre, B.A. T . Rey. Edward , Gems. °L eo ~,,,_ • Mtle k.. _ ha I" 4 dirrardi lke. from the of . Dusty of alsodthen Celige ;M. Vthoesst Love nemesia'. O A. arc ary of the 'sweaty ebiall ' ate; 1166 " gallikaikam ' in / am mad • hglis 136"nwei x 4 t 6. latlaty ' aelawasli s ur tla km .,... ths gatPulittagi i at Fellow of game Cargo ; Chien Robert Henry i A y J ames. • • • for the Improvement of Ireland. j the celebrated Writers of th e day. Sold at 10e. 6d. • Os Ofices No. eli, Nuts Ruble &Mgr -.------. previous to Trioity College Cambridge, Curate of Shiford. • • Brighton. Dec. 18, 1829. I at Its. .: the litik of Julears neat.a fine,-It appears to me , from the late proeeedbigs . of the Patesrs.-John Daymen. M.A . IA Fellow of Corpus Clain' Cob Society for the improvement of Ireland, that the Society has THE MI& • All Letters to be post pald. • la se ; Rommel Wilberforce, M.A. Oder College, Citrate of Chnek- most materially departed from its original purply. the objects at notify' thins*, slogan* Ismindiseilk. embellished with . r-inisbod line esitiviega. by Soapier, Warren, Ste. from - The Hwy will make a Sa la ry el a l5 O. mime. 111 4 he led" i John nielt• Gower. M.A. C haplain If St- College; the Society having been dininctly stated in It. prospectus and other talented Artiste. anantstaantmg other Cootributkos, the- allseredtothade Who Society's Honk, free of Rent and lases. Laurence . H . A . _ Fallo w .. " at- Johns C_Mi_ 4te ; Owes as being purely practical. and, if .1 recollect right, pledging . George Adams. B.A . Fellow o f lit. wthen. itself not to take up political questio n s, such as reviving acts of The Daughter of Jahme. ' with .n series ol engravings. . JOHN CURTIS, M.A. Wadham College. Curate of Over and Nether Weirton: the Legislature. Conceiving that the original purpose of the so- y Rev. Theism Dale, M.A. Sold at tea. 6d. Pub. at Ult. . . EMMANUEL. Hoss. See. pro temp. R ichard Harrell Frauds, M.A. Fellow of Wel College; James ciety was c.dculated to be of use to Ireland, sod equally persuaded Garbed M.A. Fellow ee Beassenpue College; Thomas Median& that the present objects of the Society are calculated to produce ,eweingAksilake. by Ra cii t aidedi t k Reemey rrli g i , &e. `"" ebi cka 4o ract u r ibees ' eadialkka ß lei 1 . 6 1 1 6 hil Sik 4 P. poraulthl - to . a . Decree of the High M.A. &tsetse of Comm Christi Cathie; Francis Robinson ... . M.A. hijOry to Ireland. I feel myself called upon to withdraw ni - y b erne Court of CIMMOWY. ensile .is a Cause of PASS R. SwI ND ELLA Yellow of coepu. Christi College; Henry Waken, B.A. reburial' from the list of the subscribers, and to request that you wM do so. 2 the Rey. W . WOW* Sold at ea. fld. hthibilted - end heist, with tbe of &nen Coneme Cox, Eel, of Quees's College; Walter Lams Brown, B.A.Student of Chitin'l. Believe me, dem Sir Sir, your's truly, • THE ZOOLOGICAL KEEPSAKE. one et the Mestere of acid Come, at the Star Inn, in Man- Church; Lewis Purbrick, M.A. Chaplain Of Chris Church • JOHN DAVID LATOUCHE. lisbsd with upwards of forty spirited e n g ravings front Amu, hose et Leocestise, cm Wzonethav, the 20th day Richard Greswell , M. A. Fellow of Worcester College ; C yril To the Rev, Edward Groves. &c. ace. by Cndlishank, Ste. Bound in silk. Sold at ss. 64 4 Pub- oi ja nuar itus% in certain FREEHOLD MESSUAGE William Page. M.A. &spent of Christ Church; Georg* Melly Mr. Punt said there did not exist a gentleman for whom be felt 6 d. and TWO COTTAGES, dewy in Manchester, and Two several M.A. Scholar of Corpus Girded College; William Hoary Mon a :noes sincere respect and esteem than for Mr. John David La- THE th. AMULET, ' FEE FARM RENrJ, tithing also from property in Manchester. mire Roberson. ILA Lincoln College, Cuiate of Thine; Was. couch.. That gmetkenan was sodded to the esteem and re-pert of aforesaid. Junes C.opleston, M.A. Fellow of Oriel Collate; Richard Sarno. very man in Trained; for his high besting, Ms amiable chacter, sty hound la rich green silk, illustrated by 12 most beauti- vings by Rolls, Le Kelm Ea Am. wiesinge Printed Particulate may be had, gratis, at the said Master's M.A. Fellow of Exeter College ; Frederick Gooch, BC L. Fel - ead his desire to benefit his country. Not only had Nature written . Wilkie, Linthe. and ot h er swam Artist s . Ant e d by ' Chambers, in Soutbalunton-buildinp, London; of Mr. Berner, low of All Souls College ; David Aitchesoo. M.A. Queee's on hie forehead " basest man " but every we ll to this coon. ',. Halt. The volt for Ul5O tains* plate of the Cru. and Messrs. ray, Barton, and Aston, Manchester ;el Mr. Capes, lege, Curate of Northleigh ; Charles Parker. B.A. Queues . Col- try behold In lir. Lambe the genuine friend of Ireland. The . Auctioneer, Maochester • and of Mr. George Carel Raymond - lege. Curate of Stratton Aunty ; Henry William Mud Arm- Protemmt, Catholic. Quaker , and Presbyterian, admired him for the engraving of which cost 1110 pions. This Number r superior to all the preeedles volumes. - buildings. Gray's Inn, LOntion. strong, M.A. Et. Johns College, Curate of • Wardington man his great worth and his high heaver-(Hear.) However, he (Mr. Claydoo. 'Finn) oesseived this this respected gentleman was pursuing a mis- THE WINTER'S WREATH, TO HOTEL-KEEPER& lexisszasucu. PROMOTIONS. taken course, as regarded the Society, by withing to have his name newly bound, crimson silk, contains 13 flee engravings by b, Goodall, etc. from paintings by the most celebrated Mu. WANTS a SITUATION as CHAMBERMAID in Rev. John HewiettWatme, M.A. has been collated to the Res- erased out of th e list of 6 member.. mr. Laminae had, in his ad at 10s. 6d. Published at no. • an Hotel, a respectable middle-aged active Woman, a tor/ of Tydd Ss. Giles, Cambridgeshire. letter, spoken 4 a Feuded Society. This Society was now two THE BIJOU native of France, who speaks English Suently ; has no objectiok to Rev. R. F. Jones. M.A Rector of Charteld, in the county of years in Mums, and where was there eves one peat:deal act of its S engravings from paintings by various Artists, bound T at r a or C ountr y, an d au give a two yen? referents f rom h er Gloucester, and Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Beaufort, has utility It bid j yet achieved' In fact it had dosimuthing par. XI silk. Sold at 10s. 6d. Published at 12s. last place.-.Aildrms by letter, post paid, to A. B. No. 1, 'Pickett. been Instituted to the Vicarage of Compton, Berks. !ocularly ameba. N. (Mr. Finn) would, therefore, giii notice of 1 FRIENDSHIP'S OFFERING, place. Strand. Rev. G. P. Mirdott, Minor Canon of Canterbury Catisedial, to emotion, that this Society meld never be productive of good effect, r bound. leather and gilt, has 13 fine engravings, Sold at Published at its. ALLNUTT'S FRUIT LOZENGES, for Coughs, THE CH U RC!! -ORDIW ATION .-The Biou-Lop of political questions we re Pir o bibitsd. After a stormy debate the Meeting dissolye4 .nithout having THE KEEPSAKE. Meath held an Ordination, ea Sunday se'enight. at Ardbrachee, at Colds, Sore Throats, Hoanettess, itc. Sm. come to any resolution, and the great Society fee - the Improvement • .:.• I crimson silk. contains 16 line engravings by celebrated which the following Gentlemen were Printed :-Rev. Mart Of Ireland maybe considere d as defunct. . Edited by blank' Reynolds. Sold at lits. Published Ids Prepared solely by the Proprietor. S. Atteure. Chemist, Potties, ; Brabason, Blackburn,. Webb. Drought,' tacky. for Meath ;a n d . THE LANDSCAPE ANNUAL. who returns his best thanks to the Public for the very extensive Rev. Messrs. M , Grath, Delsmere e and Trod. for Dublin., • • FRENCH PAPERS. Ins 25 highly-finished engravings, from paintings by various patronage which he has already received for his highly useful Fruit blesses. W. ill' Grath . Cavendish, and Drought, were admitted to -- a s.- Elegantly bound. Sold at les. Published at 21s. Lonnie; and begs to assure them that in this Preparation are coo. From the Munger des Chambres of Friday, 2 • d Edit. THE YOUNG • LADIES' BOOK. eentrated, in a high degree, all the well-known vireo's of the black Deacon's orders: The candidates were examined by the Rev. Mr. De Lacy, and the visitation sermon was preached by Archdeacon Mated with upwards of 700 engravings, beaudfully bound currant ; and the . Proprietor, convinced that in point of Ulcer, poebeobsio. PARIS, bar. 25. nos novel sellout' elegance. and elegance of preparation they are surpassed b none ever offered iiinmenniummsmilimallns Besides the marriage of the Emperor Don Pedro with the JUVENILE ANNUAL& to the Public, recommends them as very bene ficial in the above THE CHURCH IN IRELAND. daughter of Prince Eugene, there is another. the announcement of THE JUVENILE FORGET-ME-NOT. somplaints. the acidity of the fruit tending greatly to allay inilam- -.....--. which has spread coaster ache moss the Europe= dipinntatists. nation and to promote a free expectoration, and to alleviate a hard beautiful volume, for Children, contains 13 Am engraviliga. stributiots front Mrs. Holland, Miss Mitford, Dr. Walsh, ' dry cough. Public speakers and singers will Sad them partial- The controversy between the Bishop of Ferni .and and the Apostolic Courts. We mean that of the brother of th tgomery, and other *wary and instructive writers. Ile. lady useful. They are perfectly harmless to the mon.delicate con- meet i ng a young Empress of BrasU with the bride of Don Miguel, the anti,. alf-bound Turkey morocco. Edited by Mrs. S. C. Hall, innodeno Lord Mountcashel Is likely to be kept up until the Parliament, when its most devoutly en he wished that some Iss. hie Donne MaiM SW*. His voyage with the two Princelike of ' Sketches of Irish* Character.' Sold at 7s. Pub. at es. wr Be careful to ask for ° Annual's Fruit Lozenges." !ERMANN'S JUVENILE FORGET-ME-NOT, Sold in bases, Is. iid. each, by all Meths* Vanden is the provemeots in the discipline of the Church and the sosathen et the win probably not prove a hilitkellee to this project. , ins 11 fine engraving, by Corbould, Rolls. Fox, &c. the Riltdont- Clergy may be adopted. Lewd Mountanhel has bees woo' in BERLIN. Dos. 13. . . 4 Poetry by Mew Upland, Mary Howell, Miss Jewsbury, spawn/. Delta, hc. ace. Edited by Frederic Sherbert. COLDS, COUGHS. ASTIIMAS. Re. images, with a view to preserve amicable relations between several' 7a. Published at es. B UTLER'S PECTORAL ELIXIR. Experience but MS" motive, are above at supielos, sod the general seeeftep m e p een a ss a th a d s o the Courts of Europe, and to guarantee the duration of public tnm- IRW YEAR'S GIFT: OR,JUVENILE SOUVENIR.. during *very long period has incoatestibly proved the a p e . os i_ kle detail' cannot be questioned. Church party • so regard him as an enemy to the qulllity. T h e fermentation which at this moue* prevails in France. tilkhed with 11 beautiful repaving, by Rolle. Edwards. r i er deem of this Medicine, in all eases of COLDS, Cooons..and tlit u • " h Contributions from Mary Howell, Mrs. Ople, Ike. Half. ASTHMATIC APFICTIONII. By promoting geode espeetoration, it t' kikknarn ,, :I and ‘ nnne anknr _ . , ........e...k given to tbe ba t t . ..„ 1011011 and which attracts, in a high degree, the general attention of the his Nary morocco. Edited by Mts. Abide A. Watts. Sold very shortly relieves the patient of a slight or recut Cold, and a• by t """ "'"' are ". a ' air `" `‘"""'''' ..'" . " 5 . ' u " .. ' Cabinets, deo makes it their duty attentively to observe its changes, Published at es. few doses are generally evident to remove thou which neglect has as an ally. But, bating a dash of that half-sectarien spirit which call themselves Evan. its progress, and the events which may res u lt fr o m it, In order JUVENILE KEEPSAKE, rendered more confirmed and obstinate, sad which me mossy*. prevail, amongst those serious Christians who . . .-- . .. 13 ._.._ ...1m.1.... .-e DI a.. 1 .1 . ....EL ... -_,...... -_--. silicas. be is as staunch a Cherch-of-Enelsna man as any Of his that It MAW not driread hit amustsdamt ••••••.• ..,t... .._.s._ • rib. .:,~ . _ . ' NUMBER W. H Men of tltt usual Clause. • !MAW piiroilege pee* PatoMadams take,. initrocurlog TH: . now ly Roth. OssiglL Henvardwilai a splendid Dwain' paintings by orniaeot Writers. • _ Itubikhed' This beautiful ‘ 1 i Mthly-finished the most talented Poem. " Edited by A New witb atitrevisse... Edited Vi e• Rev, at 7s. Id. Kaki"Med drawler . Hsbed at Gs. Superbly , ful engravings by by Martin. Wilkie, Mr. S. C. The deletion, the is greatly Handsomely Robinson, c sore. Sold Costsins is crimson Neatly 106.6 d. Bound Muter'. Contains Artists. Embellished is sin, in This isesatiful and Contributions J. Montgomery. gently bait Author of ACKER Contains Prose and Poft, J. Montgomery Sold at 7- THE Embellished &c. with Co► bound Turkey a, at 71. Published JUVENILE KEEPSAKE, Contains, besides Contributions from the pen of Miss A. M. Porter, Miss Taylor. kc. 11 Inc engravings, by Chevalier, Carter, Ike. Edited by-T. Roscoe. Ky. Sold at Is. Published at Oa. . The Enigmatical Estertainer, and Mathematical Associate. U. The Musical Gem, the Musical Bijou, the Lyrics, and all the Annuals, on the same terms. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Aunual Pocket Books,.witlefine en gravings, gilt edge., in case. 1.. sod. each. Published at Is. 64. Peacock's Polite Repository, Regent and Souvenir, Almanacks, id morocco case, 6s. 64. each. Published at es Peacock's His torical Almanack, morocco case, Ss. Published at 6s. Goldsmith's Almanacks , interlieed, in case, fis. 3d. Published at do. ' leataley's, Baldwin's, Peacock's, and Marshall's Conureccial Ledger, in tuck,3644. Published at 4s. Time's Telescope, Royal and Imperial Calender., Court Guides, Diaries, Remembrances, and Housekeeping Books, equally low In price. The Bridal, Moore's, Rider's, Goldsmith's, and every other description of Book and Sheet Aimanack. UNPRECEDENTED PRICES OF WRITING PAPER AND GENERAL STATIONARY... tiled with Cough, Spitting of Blood. sail other serious symptonta. Its peculiar balsamic powers tend to heal softness, and allay the irritation of the lungs, in caws of Cough ; and in Asthmatic affec tions it assists and gives freedom to the Breath. Sold in Bottles, at U. 14. and Ss. td. by Messrs. Sirius, Che mists, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's. London; Sackeille-street Dublin ;'Princes-street, Edinburgh; and the principal Medicine Venders in the Kingdom. Of whom may be had BUTLER'S BALSAMIC LO. ZENG ES used in recent Coons., Hoansaums, Ike. and for ren dering the Voice Clear and 14ezible,and protecting its organs flown the effects of ezertinn. In Bozei, is. le. and is. pd. N.B. Ask for Bonsa's PICTOSAL plicate. he it is staunch a Chorck-of-England man as aoy of big oppugnants, and It is not only injurious, but absurd, to accuse hint of a wish to join band in hand with Messrs. O'ConneU and Co. in demolishing the outworks of our religion. His aim is reform, and that, too. suaciently moderate; but la his attempt to enlist the feelings of the Protestant laity on his side be has unfortunately manifested a beat of temper unsuited to his stabled, and thrown very unjustibable aspersions upon the bewared Clergy, both bars and io England. This has given an advantage to those who wish things to remain as they are until" a more convenient season." Bet the main force of Lord Moontcasbel's arguments remains untouched, and his position upon the subject of First Frills and the neglect of the poor Clergy is impregnable. The BMip may display his wordy dexterity upon these points; but the 110101 mi moss of the country is not to be led away, by metaphysical lasir.cpiltdos. against the evidence of plain truth and living examples. that hay not spread its COMO= among other =dew The active correspondence between the two August Personages rebus chiefly to this object ; and, though our upright and enlightened Government is not used to interfere In the affairs of a foreign coun try, the general repine of Europe may, perhaps. place it under the necessity of taking, on the present occasion, extraordinary USSUMS. PARIS, D.c. 14. A Letter from Parma contains the fallowing :--A1 The malady of our Sovereign, and the symptoms which have accompanied it, are the general subject of converation. The Archduchesa was in very good health at her country seat, BosdtL She had scarcely returned to the capital when she was attacked by a violent head ache, and afterwards by a fever accompanied with sammisions ; for two days ber Majesty was delirious. SIM*: marts were spread abroad; the physicians, however. have discovered se . hing to merino them. On the 7th but little hopes were entertained of preserving her life. I have selected a few cases from an " Account of Unbeneeced Curates in Ireland, s, ecifying the number of years during which they have officiated, and the amount of salary and allowances which they have received." 'fhb account was ordered by the House of Commons to be printed on the 114th of April. 1828. and its authority is by no means questioned, since the information it contains was wailed by my Lords the Bishops thethseives, and ac credited by their respective signatures. Diocese. I Name. By her will, Maria Laths had bequeathed every thing shapes mates to ber son, the I)nlie of Reicbtadt ; and it is emu mid that she had requested her august father to grant to that young Prince the Duchess of Parma and Piacenza. On the Sib there was a fa vourable crisis ; and it is aamonced that boom are entertained of saving her. We sincerely desire it. The Chief Physician of the Emperor of Austria arrived yesterday, from Vienna." From the Constitutionnel. How lon a Curate. Pment In come. , 30 - { Ardsgb ... !Rev. P. Jalfery ... 5t years .. J. Dodd ...., ..I Clasher ... ft.- I 125 ss e 29i W. H. S. respectfully solicits. eke amnion of as Nobility, Gentry, and Public, to the following LOA of WO* sod other Papas, of most superor Manufacture : Per Ream Superfine thick Bath pumas 13 6 Do. gilt Superfine thick Bath, bra pressed, very best .. p 17 6 Do. gilt Superfine thick laid post, b. p. 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Merckants' • mist Zetrker f e fredyga sad Amnia & ruled sad Naiad many ititisowfiti4l4 ItYwy am. of 4bie vow overlap rarwirenamilliP• • _ Ake Wel (active Comp, forpAgir ociesi.inastfteg#oor. - 4SsikaturD, woad bogie (rota Ariadd-street. • • • - UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Dec. 25. The following Gentlemen were ordained by the Bishop .f Lin coln, in Christ's College Chapel, on Sunday last, the with inst. Ducoas—James Armitstead, B.A. Wadham College, Oxon • Lawrence Analtstead, &A. Lincoln College, Gum ; Edward Thomas Champ's, &A. Trinity College, Cambridge; James Septimus Cox, B.A. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge; John Kay, B.A. Lincoln College, Ozool Thomas Ladd., B.A. Wu College, Cambridge; Joseph Rawson Middleton, B.A. Trinity Collage, Cambridge; Frederick Robert Nue, B.A. Oriel College, Oxon; George Jonathan Quarmby, &A. Uncola College, Oxon; Arthur Tour Russell, S.C.L St. JOlsn's College Cambridge; 'Thomas Storer, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge; Henry Thomas Streettai. B.A. Queen's College, Oxon; Edward Thomas; John Watson, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge.—Peregrine Conch, S.C.L. Trinity Hall, Cambridge, Josiah Francis Buell, M.A. Sc. John's College, Cambridge, Ph i lip William flay. B.A. Clare Hall,C.unbridee, from the Bishop of Norwich —William Procter, S.C.L. St. Prier's College. Cambridge, from the Arch bishop of York.—Wm. Hall Graham, LA. Ratter College, Oxon, ..frogiitsm_Ghe bishop of 114. Patters—George James Atkinson, B.A. Trinity College, Cam . kik.; Thomas Ayres, S.C.L St. John'. College, Cambridge; Robert Edward Blackwell, B.A. Catherine Hall, Cambridge; Beptimus Dawes, BA. Cairn College, Cambridge ; Richard Drl3• nil Hoblyo, M.A. Balliol College, Oxon; Wm. Hutchinson *King, Catherine Hall, Cambridge; Thomas Mills, B.A. dare Hall, Cambridge; Charles Murray, B A. St. Peter's Coll. Cam bridge; Plullp P almer, B.A. Trinity College. Cambridge; Lord Wrkalro.ley Rome% M.A. Trinity College, Cambridge; Thome. Sutton, B.A. St. Edmund Hall, Oxon ; Joseph Taylor, B.A. Tri nity College, Cambridge ; Thos. Dykes Thorpe, 8.4. - Pembroke' College,. Cambridge; Matthew Carrier Tompson B.A. Trinity College, Oxon; Richard Thomas Welby, U.A. dirlst's College, Cambridge • Thomas White, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridge. —Charts...4bn Myers, M.A. Fellow of Trinity Co il. Cambridge, from the Ar pof York.—Win. Heard Salford, M.A. Fel low of Emmanuel College, from the Bishop of Ely.Thos. Wal pole, M.A. Balilo) College, Oxon, front the Pp kw, of Norwich. The Right Hon. and Rev. Lord Wriotherity ftra, M.A. bar been Instituted by the Bishop of Una& Mai Rectory of East manstead Cheney., to the countaf er4. Basidestens, pu the presorts lion of his Grace the Duke of The Rev. Matthew Carrier Tomistro, B.A. has been instituted to Abe Reiter. of Woodstope, In the county of Huntingdon, on the presentadon of Mrs. Tompeon, of Round Coppice, Bucks. • The Earl of Flamini.= has been ydessed to pressor the 40. Edward R. Theed to the Rectory of Flattop, pear Peterborough, vacant by the death of tbe ki... J. Lowe. Ur Rev. Wit. Hicks,,M. A. of Magdalene Came, ha. been la. ' sunned by the Bialyp o f Lonclost to the Baum' of Stouter, Essex, on the preeent.tion MIAs Grace the Doke of Rutland. • Oa the 16t1i inst. the Rev.. Vbafr. Nisbet. M.A. was Ingitute4 tp obi Reese, of Ouiroo, milalf4; Pasha praorittation Vlf *it 17. George Anguish, of Somerleyton OXFORD. Prir. *kw • thyralap tb i e geadr.aters were ikon; Student. a/ 'Christ asiircit ; the Brst fair hem Westminster :—Mr. Rah is • Barnes, Mr. Meunier John Satbsalutd,' Or. Stephen Pox Ittrasiwep, Att. iVAVAP A4 l :9ll4tAki /ftirti_VE. Wa.440 Kuehn 4iPpipume. 14A 1 A 4 0 Awsak .1449, wr.o l Mayow, 81r. Richard Steele. - . W. Porteous T. Dirnie B. Marshall H. Leard W. Ingram A. Young .. G. Laird -- J. Goateed N. Denseombe C. I. Cogldan B. Warren B. &tete H. Hayli O. Greet J. PoUsek T. Lamaze G. Spaistit A. Treacy . I. Noble Ur. Gratin W. Walker ... A. Treason -•- e. Rea" J. Robinaun 211 - 19e • • 54 29 ...-.. .., 22 - ... 28 -. .. ' SO Is 44 •-•• 111 40 14 • 1 . SS W l' el 21 +- 3$ 411 IS - 1490 Irish. SO until 1814; then 410 un til 1617; 4115 Irish ever since. 75 late Irish currency. 75 do. 75 do. 7S do. 75 do. 75 do. 95 do. 115 do. 73 do. 74 do. 75 kr. 1° 43 do. 475 do. 469 411.714 do. .969 4s. led. do. Is. tied. do. 9 4s. 71d. do. 269 45. 701. do. E 69 4s. 7ed do. 469 44. lid. do. ‘75 do. 3 do. 438 111s.5id.do. Ala 94. 34. do. £714 late - cur remit .460 do. • ..! • Cork and Kildare KiHalo, Kllnsere at~ii •• OPoq •1 •-• •T. Parks ' 23 1 J. Foley .. 19 These ease may be kit to waft for theniseivra. It marten not where the blame Iley--whether with the Bishops or the Govern ment, tw with both—hut this is a state Of thligs which ought not to be seared to continue ; and lam sure be tan hardly account himself a Wendt() the Church, even to Ha temporal security, who would not desire cosec so foal a remittal removed from her feasts .al charity. Waterford .... *till. as tkere L Do proof *kg mathematical dgmonarration. let as endeavour to =shellac iniquitiot the system mare suavest by e pam of egomania addition. In the dineese of Gopher are gig Cu rate' (or were In Inn), whose upited.eleskcal years amount to 166, and who, dosing those NI years (if I may= speak), have received simunpethern, In salutes and oiler allowances, an aggregate sent, ,teP•pT Apo.ib 0 9c isse° i!Winilt AIR of that tsp. buns non wallas 'Want." ACQUITTAL OF THB JOURNAL DRS DRBAT& Coisr Royale of Paris, Pint Chamber, mder the Preskience of H. Seguier. Siting of Dee. 24. The trial of the ./arroset des DOW, collected a•pest number of spectator., and amongst doom the Duke de Montebello, General Sebastiaiii, AI. de Hootioder, M. Benin de Vault, Member of the Chamber of Deputies, Ste. N. Benin. she Elder. the responsible Editor of the Alward Jes Darts, was present ; his edentate was Af. Duple, the Elder. The effective article appeared in the Jesersel des Dam some moo ago and the esprePions moat culpable were, 4 Unhappy Ranee Unhappy King !" which, k was contended, were an offence to the King, and ae attack on the Royal dignity. For the offence. the Editor was sentenced, by the Tribunal of Correctional Peke, to sit mouths' imprisonment. Against this sentence, the appealed, and this appeal was beard on the day pbove-abeetieted . After a very eloquent pleading by M. Dupirs, the eider, a reply by the Advocate-General, and a rejoinder by Y. Dopin which called forth burst of approbation from the audience, particularty when be said, if there were no law. there must be no tales ; end, after bearing NI. Benin himself. the Court gave the followieg sk eleton :—" Regarding the appeal of the Frocureur-Gessera; Con sidering that the brat Judges, by net 'declaring the messed guilty o f an attack on the con.titutiortal authorky of the King, did. by that circumstance, pet ad le the chief part of the accu sation ; that the appeal of the Procureur du Rid does nor apply to this chief part. originally Warded in the citation ; the Court con aequently has not this matter before it. Regardin g the a pp ea l of M. Reran :—Considering that if the esprea.l.ins of tbe inculpated snide are inconvenient, and contrary su the modem km which engin ee be observed in discussing the aorta( the Goveremeas, the y M est constitute the crime of UMWe to the ?mop of the King, mil of an attach as the 'loyal dirdir ; widow imisiriag Mee the deinand.for mistreatment. and.admittiog both appeals, puts them hods at an rod, and amending the former decition,disdarges Rer an the elder of the eserienseatien preeuenord &safest him, and dis misses him hots the complaint." These last wards Were no geese heard thee cries of " Vise is Rd r and • Drawer:WA At Coon, and ezteeded outside.. They were spontaneous sett universal. N. Sassier dealing to 'speak, the audience became immediately attentive, whir lit post paid two other cameo all neat week. C O.