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THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTBRBURTS BILL •In the t h e Bill brought in by the ilrclibi.hop of CAR wawa (in t tinaelitenee of the deti.inn of the Ho se o f Lords in the appeal Lord Sondes v. Fletcher); the re lief of certain Spir.tu ii Person.. and PArotit of Eccie.iastical Preferments, /tom certain penalties, and tendering valid certain Bonds, env:manta. dr tither Assuraices for the resignation of Ecclesiastical Prefer. went.," dire Are clatases to enact— shall !, rot no presentation to a b e n e fice, made before 1827, b• e nd on a ccount of any a g reement to resign when another per d 4 " o r one or two person% specially n amed, shall become q ualifie is take rbe unto. Ike persons nuking ahy such agreement, sot to be saint ~,,,r at on ac count thereof. 4 . 11 at agreements made before 1827, he valid and an. n ain bor. 4 , a proviso for agreements not made with the intent that , person specialty ranted should be presented. 5. That if th- person so specially named be not pretsented to sacti benefice within six months, the innresation shall be void. 6. b e c os? that nothing this Act contained shall render be construed to extend to the ease of any promise, ow, rant , bond, co or other assurance, upon or wa re :- open to nitwit any actin*, suit, bill, plaint, inp„madoi bath been brought, sued out, or commenced and prosecuted. MEETING OF THE MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES. .........-- Thursday, a numerous Meeting of the Magistrates of Middlesex took place at the Sessions House, Clet ken well Green: upwards of fifty of them were present. N. Come , Esq. in the Chair. Lord R. Seimima stated that the necessity which existed for a County Lunatic Asylum was already suffi ciently well known. The arguments in favour of an establishment of this kind had been long before the public. The questions had, however , met with great impediments amongst the Gentlemen in the Commis sion, and it was necessary to persevere, in order to con gar the prejudices which existed ; but which, he was happy to say, were gradually disappearing. His Lord ship then moved, that the Magistrates would, on the next Court -day, take into consideration the expedieaci • of erecting a Lunatic Asylum. The Hon. Mr. Houma& seconded the ameba. The Very Reverend Dean of Cnausta rose to pre ant a memorial relative to the proposition first made. It was from the parish of St. George's, and in favour of the erection of a Lunatic Asylum. The facts it stated were of the most revolting nature. A deputation from , the parish of St. George's had visited Warburton's Asylum, where the pauper lunatics are kept, and they ascertained that some of the unfortunate lunatics were manacled at four o'clock on Saturday afternoon, and remained in that condition until fvfonclfy morning. They also learned that the treatment of the poor crea tures, in other respects, was correspondent with the torture thus inflicted. Mr. Warburton had been goes. tioned upon the truth of those representations, but he declared that he was not at all aware of the existence of such practices in his establishment. The Superintendent, (Mr. Jennings) however, upon being confronted with the lunatics, admitted that there was foundation for the report. It would be difficult to describe the effect of this statement upon the majority of the Gentlemen in the assembly. Sir G. FARRANT moved, that as a memorial Bad been presented from the Parish of at. George, the various memorials which had been presented from other parishes in the comity, relative to this question, should be read. Sir PETER. LAURig objected to th;s proposition. The =modal: alluded to had been presented under the mistaken impression, that the expense likely to be in curred by the erection of the Asylum, would amount to from 100,0001. to 400,0001. whereas, the estimate given in, stated the expense at 95,0001. inclusive of the fixtures. Mr. Jessor sepported Sic G. Farrant's proposition. Sir Ott ROE FAIIRANT said that the worthy Alder man (Sir Peter Laurie) had the advantage of coming from the E 4st. He has no doubt an intuitive knowledge, a sort of intelligence possessed by the Collegians of London alone hich enabled him to judge of the merits of what he had never seen—(L sughter). A Magistrate observed, that a late visit to Oxford by a worthy Civic Brother, proyed the truth of the com pliment—(Much laughter). It was then agreed to that the former memorials should not be read. Lord Raster SEYMOUR'S motion was then agreed to unanimously. • PUBLICITY Or PROCUDINOL Mr. CHAMBERS then rose to Wing forward his motion relative to the admission of the public. He had, he said, received information strongly confirmatory of all he bad stated upon the necessity of admitting the inha bitants to the discussions of the Magistrates. Colonel Wood had declared that the ancient mode of transacting county business was in *Fen court, and it was only when it was considered necessary to sit upon private com mittees the Magistrates retired to the private room. He knew from others, as . well as from the high authority of Colonel Wood, one of the oldest Magistrates of the County, that this was the practice. if there were no other reason for wishing for the admission of the public, the observations of the Dean of Carlisle furnished a sufficient argument. Mr. CONST said, that the custom was, and had been, for many years, for Magistrates to transact the County , business in the private room. Sir Pala LAHRHE said, the question was not whether •hat took place before the Magistrates should be re ported or not, but whether those who paid 50,0004 a yea► of rates, should be acquainted with the manner in which their money was disposed of? A voice from a corner of the room.- 7 41 Why, there are extracts published, which put the public in possession of all things they want to know." Sir PETER LAURIE said, that it was very easy to make extracts, so as to give a favourable misrepre sentation of what took place. He would wish to know in what Court discussions were held with closed doors? A voice," The Court of Aldermen."---(Laughter.) Sir Pei RA LAURIE admitted, that such was the case, but then the Court of Aldermen did not dispose of the City funds--(Hear). The Court which disposed of those funds was an open one, and he wished that the Court of Aldermen' was also °Fen. After some further discussion, Sir Geonos FARRAH? moved the previous question, which was carried, there appearing for it 24, and against it 17. The Police Magistrates of the Metropolis having tone to a determination to put a stop to the wrestling reaches which had heretofore constantly taken place on Glod Friday, yesterday morning parties of police were shstinned in various situations around the Metropolis, 'ally resorted to for that purpose— St. John's Wood. ''''""lneopn Common, White Conduit Fields, Copen "gen Fields, Chalk Farm, &c. &c. whese pre.ence had thr tifect of preventing any of the intended meetings pl:.ce. raet and la a ton• int() Rot. CO' ncltY r clktf and N' pa; en! to yoi c.fi gr , to the **teal Curacy or lionerbj, In tine parlay stunt ' by the death of the Rev. John Ogden; M.A. of Trinity Cottage. The Rev. Geoise Montage, B.A. wli lan week Instituted to the Reotory of Sintill Piehenhisn, Nartell, on the Presentation et. Willlant Lyde Wiggett Chute, Hag. OEtiolilt, Moak 14. Saturday, being the day of Lent Term, the following Degrees were confer red— _ Bacetwa MID DOCIOS 0/ DIVIVIII—ry actunittlatioo).—Rev. George Swayne, late Felldw of Weditani College, and Vicar of Hockleigh, Essex. MA2'1113117 Aars--WiMain eursienter Rowe, Michel Fellow of Queen's College; Rev. Oetaeltia Les* Scholar of Jesus College; Samuel Richard Capel, Wadham College. sccassaaemr.Az. fitchaortoss. Dr. Berens, Fellow of Ad Soule College, has been appointed one of the Visitors of Air. Miebel'd Froundailoo, at Queen's Col lege, in the place of the late Bishop of Gsford. Wednesday, the 4th inst. Mr. Charles IL Bayley was admitted Founder's-kin Fellow of New College. Lord Seaford has appointed the Rev. Edward Beauchamp St. John, RA. of St. Alban Hail, one of wt Lcirdship's Domestic Chaplains. Rev. T. Shepherd bes been presented to the Restoty Of Cruz easton, Hants. Rev. R. Lowther to the Pariah Church of Muker, Yorkshire, vice Ckmentson, resigned. Rev. B. R. Benyon, H.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge, to the Living of Dewoham, Easel. Rev. James Edgar to be Chaplain at the Caps of Good Hope, la connection with the Presbyterian Church of Scotland. THE ARMY. The ltit IFlussare, at Brighton, received orders on Thursday; to march from there on Wednesday nest (or Hounslow. where they will be joined by three troops from Canterbury. and will be in spected on the sorb instant by his Grace the Duke of Wawnotou after which they are to proceed to Liverpool. to embark for Ireland: Revaw.—Tkursday morning, the 7th Hunan. commanded by Colonel Faunas, were inspected on Hoonsiow Heath, by the Duke of Wxl.4mertru, who arrived on the ground at a quarter before ten. The Regiment welt through the ordinary manauvres with great precision and accuracy, and we may venture to say, that a liner Light Cavalry Corps does not exist. Saturday, a detachment of the 74 th Regiment, embarked at Leith on beard the Queen Charlotte, for Loudon, whence it will proceed forthwith to join the Head-quarters of the service corn. panics of the corps at Halifax, Nova Scotia. MILITARY PROMOTION& OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Anus. 11. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Major-Omura! George Wulff to be Colonel-C.ommandant, eke Douglas, deceased. Commission in the Warwickshire aliment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of -Warwick t-- Edward Bolton King, Req. to be Captain, vice lowboy, promoted. tOßol4Efii Thursdrit beetling oin ;nqui,iiiiin *di reiteti 1 4 1 iumphant Chatiut, Pernbrpke•nievre, ©meet tor: - [Slice, before T. Iltoos, Esq. the Cormier, on 4410 of the body oft fine yotirig man, Aided Ad2hl Water aged 27 years, who time to his death wider the folk/W. ing tircumsterfc'es— • Thomas Stmonere stated, that he haft a iota le tise aelplite of Mrs. lawsby, of the- King's-road, Mehra. Nitwit knew she &- ceased, who was his fellow workman; Thursday last, trimaran the deceased, and ethers, were II the work-Varsl, removing a tier if Y o rkshire paiemeit,with 'block in the otiddle,whith dtifortstnetelf gave way, afid a piece of the stone fannies the deceased's lig, boo rated it in the suet frightful manner, The Amused was *Med Into the house; he was partly insenilbie firma estate pain : a medical Gentleman, residing hi the neigtbourisood, wee prized of the accident, and his iMmediate aitiodence He, however, declined coming till he Kati dfdkd.Z; elapse of half an bout /dr. Fletcher came, and bavl. glanced at the unfortsnate nun's limb over the aught% it broken, and advised him to be conveyed to St. Genres The deceased was accordingly placed Ins coach aid conveyed • Coroner—On the surgeon's whil, did be net eseeetbe MAIN to be removed to examine the Muter, ef the logl _ • Witness -- He did not, Sir; be only rimed Ms bane mi dto over the stocking. Jarer—Was the stocking wonted I I - • Witness--lit was, Sir. • . • Both the Caliber and Jury animadverted in the on the gram misconduct, end indeed cruelty, of the medical-m*IIN not alleviating the anguish anti poor aims, in, removing the sit.- log, whieli, froth being worsted, smut hive considerably biked the Umb In adhering to the lacerated flesh, from the time do milk dint meowed tin hie arrival at the Hospital: Mr. Rickard Besisell s House Surgeon to the Hospital, stated that examined the decesied on his admiission ; tM kit leg was bee. rated ircdi tbi knee to tisa ankle, considerable irlismorition was ' about the wound; orrery riling proper was done, bet mortise of the let toot plate, and eittinded rapidly. The deceestd . assit woke It, and nkimatelv died on Wedadsday osornloi., • Coroner—Pray, Sir, was the limb broken/ Witness—lt was not, Sir. Juror- -In your °Onion, war the inffantmetiott almond bt the stocking adhering to the flesh for some considerable dam? i• Witness—lt was chiefly caused by that eircumsrenCe.. The Jury again warmly commented on the amitosis conduCt, who had plainly not examined the lei at all, as be stated it to bale been fractured, whereas it was oat. A verdict of "-Accidental Dottie *as redorded, with a &Maud of one staffing oe the stow., . , . INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT WillowLT MN . Davey was apposed by Mr. Pock:lca, on behalf of a pose widow woman, of the name of Martha Hutchins, on the groused of fraud. The opposieg creditor being sworn, laid, that the prisoner came to her on the ad of January last, and suppilciled her to Set him have the sum of £135 for the most urgent purpose; which, if she would do, he would deposit the lease of his house In her possession. At first she hesitated but seeing him shed tears, she was moved to compassion and lent him the money (all she bad) in Bank of England notes, and the insolvent depotited the lease in her hands. In about 10 or 12 days afterwards.the insolvent rrturst•to ker. and asked her to let Mm have the lease, which be wished m mortgage, in order to return the money she had advanced. She believed his story, and readily gave hint the lease ; but; frdot that time to this, she bad neither got the money nor the lease; ind Is appeared he had assigned the lease over to other persons. Mr. HRLTIS, for the insolvent, contended, that although he could apt justify his client's conduct, still it did not come whirls thug toms leg of the Act, the opposing creditor having parted with bet motley for a valuable consideration, which she afterwards, at the insOlvent • mower, returned to him. Mr. Commissioner Bowes said, be deeply lamented that, ender the exbang Act of Parliament, he could not punish the insolvent; be certainly went out of Court with no credit to himself, and be was reluctantly obliged to pronounce bis discharge. The Matters of the PiTITIOM and Solon:ma; of the Palmas* hereinafter named (the same having been illed in the Court), am appointed to be heard at the Court-house, in Portugal-etreete Lincoln's on Toessoar, the 3d of May,at Nine in the Forenoon. Timms Dewed,' Waaes-pkce, rile End-road, haymaker. Samuel Odell, Rickmanswertb, Hefts, plumber. Francis Little, Bear-yard, Lbws Inn-Selds, and Yorkshire Gieryard Ragie.strvet, Red Llemeloare, eosehmaker. James Tweed, Globe-lane, Mile Easl-road, cabinet maker, &c. Rickard Constable, Old-street-road, broker, ate. William Childs, Suffolk-street, Pancras, labourer, &c. Robert Bowman, Wardour-street, cabinet maker. Thomas Morris, Harlow, Rises, shoemaker. George Mackenzie, Bridgewater.strret, Somers' Town, accountant and general agent. William Shaw, Marsden, near HuddersaelJ, woollen manufacturer. David Wright. Aylesbury-street, Clerkenwell, dealer in eld build ing materials. Barton, Grub-street, out of business. Anthony Crosby, Dorrington.street, Gray's-inn-lane, writing r elerk. Thomas Thompson, Prospect-plate, Lambeth, out of business. klesbach Ferris, alyford•green, near Guildford, butcher, ate. Gt..isoow.—Sunday morning. a boy-about six years of age, got access to ti bottle of spirits, of which he drank to such an excess, during the temporary absence of his father, that on the return of the latter, he was found lying on the floor totally insensible. He continued in convulsions till ten o'clock at night, when he expired. Wednesday, a large quantity of plate was stolen from the butler's pantry of Mr. HIIMPHETS, Wimpole• street. Yesterday morning, between three and four o'clock, a fire broke out in the house of Mr. HUOMAW, tallow chandler, Shoemaker-row, Broadway, Ludgate-hill.— The flaMes, which first appeared in the cellar, spread with great fury, and soon enveloped the shop in one body of flame and smoke. An alarm was given imme diately on the fire being discovered; but the inmates 'found it impessible to escape, by proceeding down stairs, owing - to the immense body of fire and smoke making its progress upwards. The family were, consequently, in the greatest distress, and were seen imploring assistance at the windows, al most in a state of nudity. They were, however, ultimately rescued from their impending danger through the attic window, thereby making their way over the adjoining houses. The prompt artiVal of the engines prevented the fire from making much pro gress; and the firemen, finally, succeeded iu extinguish ing it, but not before considerable damage was done to the building, and two houses adjoining in Cobb's court. The following is only one of the many robberies which have lately taken place in the neighbourhood • Clerkenwell. Yesterday morning, a younglads named James, residing in Easton-street, was sent to purchase two half-quartern loaves at a baker's in Leather-lane. A boy about twelve years of age met him in Air. street hill, and gave him a penny to go to a shop, pointing to one opposite, where he might purchase a bird for that sum, offering to take care of the loaves in the meantime. The lad did as he was desired, but on his return found that the young thief had decamped with his loaves. Yesterday evening a prisoner in the Fleet, of the name of ALLEN, in a state of intoxication, was descend. ing the cerise staircase, and losing his equilibrium, fell over the iron balustrade from the third gallery to the basement story, a height of about forty feet, without sustaining any injury. By those who witnessed the accident, he is described to have fallen like a sack of sswdust, and to have alighted on his back. Long before any one could teach him he raised himself up without assistance, and exclaiming, with a•lend laugh, that he was not hurt, walked steadily away to his own room, where he was soon afterwards examined by a medical inmate, Who seemed to think that no bad result would ensue, but, as a measure of precaution, bled him- NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Pantanes, AVAIL 10.—Arrived the Charles, BSTAItt, from Trieste. On the 11th ult. at seven, ram in let. Mi. long. S. W. she was attacked by a Spanish galley, which rowed up on the starboard quarter of her, as she lay quite unmanageable in a calm. The crew of the galley attempted to board the Charles, repeatedly firing se veral vollies of musketry, many of the balls passing through her sails. Captain Banat:, and his crew of five men and a boy, with no other weapons than two pikes and a cutlass, succeeded, how ever, in reputing them, after an entagement of an hour. Aran hbgsheads of French wine were picked up off , Mahan on the 4th instant, and have been landed here. Fausourn, APS= 12.—WInd S.W. to W.N.W.—Arrived salt the port, the Favourite, You, from St. Thomas's; and Trite. Bawas.re, from Messina. PLescourn, Aran IL—Wind S. W.—Arrived from Lendesktbe Eliza, Baum, for Newfoundland; Swift, Baows ' for Towel's I Amethyst, Twosome, for Quebec ; and Anastatia,Asrat., for Ida. litax.—Tbe tierrense, us, Capt. Haat! DUNDAS, came in ea Ena. day from the esperirnental squadron, under Rear. Admiral Sir Ta. *awl, E.C.B. tibia she left o ff the Lizard on Saturday, for dee wpm of running ism the nearest port, to step souse leaks _whit& bad true mbar unespettedly in the boatswain's and sew es essetaxiaik The Niginlagele cutter cams In on Iffy spin on Tuesday. The Lion munsmln: cruiser mined en ItieesAny from ?awry. Ia Hansosse—EA. tannia, Oeesa, Windsor Castle, Sapphire, Harrier, Vigilant, Roy. aim, Swallow, Lien. At the li and—Cad mus. Poweassovese, APRIL 12 sod IL—Wind W.S.W. and W. by N. —Arrived the T. King, WILLIAMON, from London for Demerara. Passed by, the Boyne, Banta, from Bombay—sailed Ist Nov. and the Cape 14th January. The Royal George, from London, had arrived at Bombay. The Echo, from London, was at the Cape, to sail in a few days for alcutt&—Sailed the Crown, Horne, for Quebec. DEAL Aram IL —Wind S.W. by W.—Arrived from Lon don. the ' Princess Vittoria Marenaws, foe Manila. Arrived the Portland. Jest, from Jamaica ; Earl St. Vincent, .—......, and Sir William Wallace, lisowe, from the Isle of France; Rhode, —., from Demerara; Kingston, Boaser, from Jamaica; Seem. from Messina; and lames Daly,Csairn.aa, from Tampico. Fire, P.M.—Several brigs and ships from the River are turning through the Gull& Icrucostaz. Aran lit.—The Eclipse, Dawes, from London to Pistol, upset this morning to the eastward, in a squall, and imme diately sunk—way one map saved. HILL, Arau. il.—The Emerald, Geoaoa, bound to Hamburgh. sprunk a leak, and made about two feet water. Cargo discharged —several bales of fruit partially damaged. • Luseeiebe, Care Macaulay, Queen's Mackechnie, John's Maclean, Calms Mallett,Pensb. Maltby, Peter's Marenden, Trinity Marriott, Trinity Marsh, Calms Martin, John's Martineau, Trinity Matthews, Christ's blawdesley, Emm. Maynard, G. Cahn Metcalfe, John's Meyer, Peter's Michell, Trio. H. Middleton, Trinity Middleton, Queen's Moore, Peter's Morris, Queen' s Murph, Calms Murray, John's CUSTOM-HOUSE, Arau. 12. Murray, Queen's lutes CLSASZD OOTWAaps—The Daddies, Barris, for Mira. Murray, W. Trinity miehi, Beatson agent. Richmond, Gitexaoats., for Harnburgh ,• Newham, John's and Gute Hornung, Bau.saa. for Bremen and Brake, Caneodieck. Newby, Trinity Ward, Haan, for St. John's (N. 8.), Andrew. Charming Molly, Nett, John's Nunn, Jesus Fannies, for Havre, Simon. Ann and Mary, Lassearres. for Havre and Rouen, Hackett. James and Theresa, As,oa, for Nutting, Trio. H. Gibr a l t u and Marseilles, Jackson. Alfred, Pusses, for C h ina, O'Brien, Trinity B r i n l e y. Ada, FAIIDIN for Madeira and Demerara, Cheap Jes- Oliphant, Peter's sic, Winne, for the Cape of Good Hope, Ceske& Lord Hunger °abet ne Cath. f or d, H , for China, Heathen. Betsey and Sarah, Bums, Packer, bath. for Gibraltar and Malta, Sharpe. Jong* Joanna, Van PINIVILD a, SECOND CLA.S.S. for Antwerp, Dr Bie. Attwood , Sraamac e, for Rotterdam, Hall. Greene, Trinity Rodd, Trinity Elisabeth, Lewis, for Dublin, Ogilby. Malcolm Brown, Pointe, Hague, John's Roebuck, John's for Dundalk; Enterprise, Catmint, for Malta and the lonian Hall, Peter's Ralph, John's Islands ; Victory, Gurvivus, for St. Peteraburgh; Royal Louis, Hamerton, Trinity Roper, John's Emit, for Dunkirk; Lynx, Kniame, and Vests, TUMMY. for Hatofften,John's Rotten Trinity Riga. =•••••• Benham. Peter's Rowland,Magdalene POLAR EXPEDITION. Havrotth, John's Sampson, Jesus The Heck left Sheerness, and was towed out by the Omit dem Higgins, Trinity Sampson, Tr. H. vessel, which would accompany her as far as °eremitism The wash Hill, T. H. John's Saunders, John's gators are not to atop at the Orkneys, as in piedmont verges, led Hill, Clare Sawbrldge, Peter's proceed to Hamtnerfest in Norway, winsome., timber willhe Hiscoch. Queen's Sherard, Christ's provided for them to assist in drawing the beds es dm Ina Whin' Hughes, Downing Sbuttieworth,John'a they are used as sledges. Upon the arrival of the Boehm 1/111104P . • Jackson, Emmanuel Silver, Trinity gen, after securing her firmly, in as good a situation as can be 1111114 Janses,CorpusCluisti Smith, Magdalene she will be lett in charge of a Lieutenant. The twee:pad/dens, into Jeffery, Trinity Smithett, Queen's which thereat of the Officers and crew are to be divided (after leaving Jenkins, Trinity Storer, John's a few hands with the vessel), will start on their adventurous metes. Kellock, Peter's flyer, Jeans The first, which is to proceed direct for the North Foie, is to con. Lucas, Downing Theobald, Christ's slit of two parties of ten men each and two Officers, In two boats, Massie, Queen's Thomson , A. John's which may be used on the ice with wheels, or as sledges. The pro. __ el Middleton, Kelm. Teske, Corpus Christi visions consist of fine biscuit powdered, and meat preserved in a Comas. John's Milian, Peter's Tottenham, Trinity peculiar manner. For feel there is highly rectified spirits of wine, Dashwood, Queen's Mogridge, John's Warren, Jesus one pint of which will make four gallons of water from ice (by an Dawson, John's Moore, T. John's Waterworth, Trinity ingenious apparatus), and at the same time boil the water into soup. Drake, Christ's Owen, H. John's Webb, Christ's They will take provisions for 90 days, the time they expect to be Duppa,Jokn's Peareth, Trinity Went, CorimsChristi einem; but will be able to subsist upon the stock for 110 er 120 Elwes, Pembroke Pell, Emmanuel West, Christ's days, should difficulties arise to detain them so long. The wend Feachatn, Trinity Phillips, Trinity West, Jesus division is under the command of Lieutenant Foster. Royal Navy, Fennell, Peter's Pinney, Trinity Wight, Catharines anOfficer of great scientific attainments,and who acted as astronomer Fenton,J.T. Trinity Powell, S. 11. Ten. Williams, John's in the last expedition with Capt. Parry; it is his intention, if pool. Fenton, A. W. Trio. Pratt, John's Wiiliams,Catharine's me, to sail round Spitsbergen. It having been correctly ascertained Fatsclarence, Trio. R a y, cu re Woodd, Trio. H. to be an island, be will lay down the enact portions of the different Fitnuaurice, Trinity Ridsdak,Cathatine's Wright, John's. bearings, and make m an y astronomical observations and tepee!. Gibson, Jesus I Rubinson, C. C. menta on magnetism—the Board of Longitude having furnished the The Rev. Thomas Bradburne, M.A. Fellow of Christ College, expeditionnith many excellent and anions instruments fur thotteepur. has been presented by the Master and Fellows of that Society, to poses. This adventure far exceeds in boldness any thing which Capt. the rectory of Tok, with the vicarage of Caldecot annexed, in this Parry has yet undertaken. It is calculated that he will have to county, vaunt by the resignation of the Rev. John Preston, ItLA. travel little leas than 9,000 miles, provided he and his companions The Rev. Wm. Henry Roberts, M.A. Fellow of King ' s College, reach the Pole, carrying with them the whole of their provisions has been presentedby the Provost and F e llows of Eton, to the rec• and necessaries: Shuuld the vessel be able to penetrate t o SO*, it tory of Clewer, near Windenr , "meant by the death of dr. F. Pigott. would be 600 miles in a straight line to the Pole,which it is not pro- The Bishop of Lincoln intends bolding his next ordination at table they could pursue, as they must be constantly making de. Bucktien on Dinky Sundry, the 10th of June. tours, to avoid mountains of ice, or pethaps laud. They are, how. The Rev. Charles Musgrave, M. A. Vicar of Halifax, in York- ever, almost sanguine of success, and expect to return to England , *him has presented the lice. William Dull, M. A. of St. John's to NovrtuVer aut.—Literary Gawtie. . . aoilleber;C. C. Cos, J. 8. C. C. Crawford, Trio. Crofts. Emmanuel Cromwell, Cads. Crossly, Christ's ‘bleen's Dale, Clare Dampier, Christ's Darby, Dews. Desent, Tr. H. Malay, Cub. Dennis., Tr. H. Doillorousk, Evora. Mau, Joiree. Dickenson. Cass Deane, Cain Data, John's Dowse, C. C. Drinkrow, Ouist's Eagles, John's -Eaton, Trinity Edridge, Faun. Edwards, Tr. H. Elliot, Peter's Easing, Trinity Evans Catharine Eve, 4ueen's Fagg, Clare Faweett, Trinity FeU, Peter's Abington, Trinity AlUree. J *ha's Ball, John's Barker, Peter's Bate, Catharine's Bates, Clare Moield. Trinity Bostock, G. John's Bostoeli, J. John's Bread, Magdakse Bracer, John's I Burnett, Pembroke Carson, Peter's Cassels, John's Clark, Queen's Coleman, Christ's Comyn, Caius I Constable, Trinity Cooke, Clare CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. CAMBR.IDGR, AVM 11. At the congregation on Friday last (end of term), the following degrees were conferred: HONORARY MAPPER or ARTS—.The Hon. and.Reir. Maas John Stapleton, Magdalene Collate. Bacnstons or Anrs.—.William Willoughby Wynne, St. John's College; Henry George Salter, Jesus College; Edmund Salter Whitbread, Trinity Hall; Edward H. Dawson, EffillUUNlti lege; Thomas Darby, Downing College. At the same congregation, William Breynton, B.A. of Magda. lens College ' wits elected Travelling Bachelor, on the nomination of the Hon. and! Rev. the Master of that Society. There will be Congregations on the following daysln Raster Term: May I, at eleven; May 16, It eleven; May So, at eleven; June 11, (Scat) RD. COM. Rt tin; June SO, at eleven ; July 2, at eleven. JUNIOR SOPHS' RX AMINATION, Liner Team, 1,47. • Ratannteas—W. Blackstone Rennell, M.A. King's College; Richard Waterlield, M.A. Nmsnanuel College; Richard Newton Adams; B.D. Sidney Coll. Samuel Fame% M.A. Queen's Coll. (The manna are arranged alphabetically.] FIRST CLASS. Afton, Tr. H. Foster, Johlie Adams, John's Foulger, Trinity Adams, Qseen's Fos, Christ's Airy, Trinity Francis, Jo*'s Aislabie, Trinity Goo:pets, .rehn's Akienon,Catherine's Gordon, Cale. Attree, Trinity Goring, Sidney Amos, Peter's Greaves, John's - "Id. Jesus Greaves, C. C. Green, C. C. Gurney, Trinity Hadfield, Cahn Paget, Cetus Paige, Trinity Palmer, Trial . Parkin, Queen Peaky, Trinity Payne, Trinity peen, Corpus C. Phillips, R. Queen's G. Queen's Wipes, Catharine Pindusey, Trinity Pmsteld, Christ's Plunkett, Cakes Poole, John's Prink, Trinity Pelieine, Ratmensei Purvis, Catharine Rains, Trinity Ramshay, Trinity Randall, Peter's Raseh, Trinity Raven, Corpus C. Reeves, Trinity Reid, Trinity Rennells, CAM; Robertson, Christ's Robinson, Christ's Robinson, Jesus Rose, Catharine Aptharp", Emmanuel \ Attwoed. Pemb. &Wigton. Trinity Bailey, Trinity Baker. J. Jahn's &Mock, John's Barber, MOW/ Baer" Ont.'s • Marta. Christ's Barlow, Trinity Barrow, Jobn's Oration, Jobe's Beason, Sidney Beaty, Clare &Mouse, Mag. Bennett, Quern's Betts, Queen's Beyson, R. B. Trio. Beynon, E. F. Trio. Bingley, Trinity Bird, biagd. Birkett, Faint. Blackburne, John's Blackwell Trinity Hair Tiinity Hanlyn, Trinity Harmed, John's Harris, Trinity Harris. gars Haasell.Teinity Hawthorn, Peter's Hay/trey, Trinity Hayes,J ohm's Hayes, Trinity Heathman, Cat& Herbert, Caius Hildyard, Peter's Hinpton, Queen's Hoare, S. Trinity Hodgkinson, John's Hodgson, Jens Hodgson, Cnina Holley, Caius Hooper, C C. Hopper, Christ's Hada% C C lioveodeo, F. P. Rots, Trinity Sadler, John's Sayer, John's Seoben, Peter's Scott, Queen's Sladwell, John's Boggle, JOhn's Bond, C. C. Sowell, Trinity Bondi, Trinity Bowyer, Trinity Bender, Queen's Breay, gimes Bridge, Quell . . Broughton, Cluises %inns Queen's Brown, jun. Clare Browne, C. C. Browne, Tr. H. Burford, Trinity • Burnett, John's Busk, John's Butler, Trinity Butler, John's Campbell, Trinity Carriplin, Trinity Carey, Trinity Can, Queen's Cawley, Peals. Cave d isk, Trio. Ckafy, Sid. Cluntberlayne, Jul. Chaplin, Queen's Chapman, Sam. Ciudad. Trinity Cinema . , C. C. Clarke, Queen's Clarke, Jesus Clarke, Catharine Cobden, John's Coburn, Trinity Cole, C. C. . , Coles, John's Trinity Hukom. Down. Hurt, Trinity Hussey, Trinity Hutton, Queen's Jackson, Caine Jackson, Clare Jackson, Catb. Jackson, jun. Cath. Jennings, Christ's Ingrain, Jesus Johnston. Sidney Jones, Mae. Keane, Trin. H. Knit*, Trinity Kerr, Trinity Lakeland. Cub. Langan°. Queen's Langdon, Peter's Langley, John's Lang:llaw, John's Langton, Trinity Leach, Trinity Leak, Tr. H. Lee, Trinity Lake, Queen's Lemma!, .14,s Siiprick, Milky Shapes% J. John's Corpus C. John's Smith, A. Trinity Souk, R. John's Smith, S. John's Smith, J. sen. John's Smith, C. L. Chest's Smith, Peter's Snowball, John's &tunes, Trinity Southwell, Trinity Spurrell, John's Stalk*, Caine Stephens, John's Sterling, Trinity Hall Steward,Trinity Hall St. John, Downing Stowe, John's Stothert, John's Sto'en, Corpus C. Stratton, Corpus C. &ringer, Emmanuel &out, Queen's Ungard, Okrisef Lisp% Trlnky Lecke, MAT Lodge, C Luclock, Johis Sumpter; Corpus C. *inderiand,Clare IL Taylor, J. Trinity Taylor, Catharine Templeton, Trinity . Terry, John's Thomas, H. John's Thonipson, Trinity Morten, Cahn Tillotson, Peter's Townsend, Trill. H. Trani's, Trinity Twells, Trinity Tyson, Catharine Valentine, Trinity Vaughan, John's Yana, Trinity ♦ipan, Trinity Walker, G. Trinity Walker, W. Trinity Walton, Trinity Ware, Trinity Waters, litaamastiel Watson, Calve Watts, John's Waymoeth, Tricky Catharine Wharton, G. John's White, Trinity Wbitear, John's Whiting, John's Whitworth, Jesus Whitworth, Christ's Williams, Trinity Williams, Corpus C. Willyams, Corpus C. Winthrop, Juisn's Withers, Trinity Wollaston, Sidney Wood, Trinity Wynne, W. John's Young, Magdalen. Ludlow:Peter's Lumb, Trinity Cooper, Trinity Cardona, Cads. i It ( 1 - I the mt. led