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THE ARMY. The 49. d Royal Highlanders, at Kilkenny, on Monday last, it being the Anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, gave them 'elver up to merriment and festivity. The Officers had a select pr. ty of Gentlemen to dine with them, and fatigued themselves ready as much in destroying French wines, as they were that day years in destroying the French armies. The Band, at tired in the genuine " garb Gaul," delighted the company with their charming music. Th e S er j eants di ne d toget h er at t h e wine, Arms, and they and their wives and sweethearts'tripped it on the light fantastic toe to a late hour. The privates, in their various parties, fought all their battles o'er again, while the glass went merrily round ; and it is highly honourable to this distin guiAted Corps, that not the slightest occurrence took place, tither among themselves or with the inhabitants, of an unplea- Sat/t nature. The Ayrshire Militia are to assemble at Ayr, on Thursday, the sth July, Um 21 day,' training and exercise. The First Regiment of Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel DOSWELL, marched into .:Itart-rs at Ayr, on Monday last, for the usual annual period of training and exercise. This corps consists of live effective troops, tally equipped, and in general well mounted. 'I':• Renfrrwshire Militia are to assemble at Paisley on the much July, for 91 days' training and exercise. The 59. d Light Infantry arrived on Monday last at the I'i. von-house, in Dublin, from Liverpool. The atth Regiment, front Chichester Barracks, are to be guar trre'l at Deptford and Woolwich, until after the Coronation. The .!d Veteran Battalion, at Cumberland Fort and Gosport, have been disembodied. The 9th Lancers, after the Coronation, march for Coventry, where they are to he quartered. The Success, S yhia, and Pilot, transports, under Lieutenant SAMUEL STENCLK, sailed on Monday last f11;111 Portsmouth for ?dal;.', having on board part of the 85th Regiment. The re 'minder of the It:gimlet will march in to-morrow, to embark la the Loyal Briton (38) transport, Lieutenant J. W. ParretraßO. The Brilliant a .t 1 I."yal Briton Lieutenant T. J. Lc.-, Agent, sailed on Saturday for Falmouth, to take detachments of troops thence to Halifax. The Defence transport, Lieutenant Conoco .ANDILEIV, is fitting to take pan of the Bth Regiment from Hull to St. Helena. The London, Lieutenant A. MAC. DONALD, is firth% to take two companies of Artillery from Cork t:, tohraltar. 'AIILIT.IIII' PROMOTIONS. W A It-OFFICE, JUNE 22, 1821. 3d Ile,;irrent of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant John Rolland, 'rent half-pay of the 2:1(1 Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice F.dw. QuiPinan, who exchanges, receiving the difference. th pinto—Cornet John William llamas Fagg, front the Isar I.i4ht Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice De Lisle, who exchanges. Ditto--Cornet George Trigge Greenland, front the 4th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Bulkeley, who ex changes; Paymasu r Thomas Perry, front half-pay of the :sth Light Dragoons, to be Paymaster, vice John Jenningus pl iced on half-pay. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain Charles Walton to be Major, by purchase, vice Hugonin, who retires ; IJeote- Dart Michael Kirby to be Captain, by purchase, vice Walton; Cornet Robert Grant to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Kirby. To be Cornets—Cornet Wilford Rulkeley, from the 7th Dra goon Guarda, vice (ireenland, who exchanges; Charles Ag new, Gent. by purchase, vice Grant. 14th into--Lieutenant Robert Vandekur, front the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vke Foster, who exchanges. 111th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant F.derard Hervey Foster, from the 14th Light Dragoons, vice Vandeleur, who exchanges; Lieutenant Nathaniel Sneyd, from the Bth Light Dragoons, vice William Gibbs, who retires upon half pay of the Bth Light Dragoons, receiving the difference. 11Ith Ditto--Cgrnet Robert De Lisle, from the 4th Dragoon Guards, to he Cornet, vise Fagg, who exchanges. Coldstrt-am Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieutenant Henry Mur ray, front half-pay of the It, giment, to be Ensign and Lieu tenant, without porchase, vice I htuglas, deceased. tal Re 6 iment of Foot—Ensign William Martin Lyster to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vise Jenkins, appointed Quar termaster; James Robertson Crawford, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lyster ; Lieutenant David Jenkins to be Quartertna►ter, vier Jones, deceased. • - - 4th Ditto--1 lonourable Cadwallader Davis Blaney to be En sign, without purchase, vice Gamble, deceased. (th Ditto—Ensign 0. M. Fry to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Johnson, deceased; Charles Coote, Getty, to be Ensign, vice Fry. fth Ditto--Captain Richard Kirwan, from half.pay of the 7th Foot, • plain, vice Frederick Nlacbean, who exchanges ; Surgeon William I li.rri-on, M.D. front half-pay of the 104th Foot, to be Sot ;eon, vice John Fisher, who exchanges. ' ink Ditto--Captain Henry Moriarty, from half-pay of the 71st Foot, to be Captain, vice Frederick Alexander Mackenzie Fraser, who exchanges. 99th iti:to--linsign John James Peck to be Lieutenant, with out I•urchase, vice Cameron, deceased; Ensign George Remy Moore, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Ensign, vie. Peck. 16th Ditto—Captain Botell Trydell, from the '2LI Ceylon Regi ment, tn be Captain, vice Gregory,Jvho exchanges. 19th Ditto—Ensign Edward Cheney, from the 20th Foot, to be &alp, vi.-• 11-.yly, who exchanges. 10th Doto--1.1;•;gn Thomas Haply, from the 19th Foot, to be Ensign, vice t'heney, who exchatiftev. 33d Ditto—Emign orge I lorsfortrtlihson, from the half-pay of the S7th Fuut, to be Ensign, vice Pigott, appointed to the :.9th Foot. 35th Ditto--Captain PI Blips Newton, front half-pay of the 4th West India Regimeut, to be Paymaster, vice George Mold son, who exchanges ; Ensign John Mortashesl, from half-pay of the Z2d Foot, to be Ensign, vice Charles Macdouncil, who exchanges. 3Gth Ditto—Major Fointond Browne, from half-pay of the 101st Foot, to be Major, vice Martin Legeatt, who exchanges. 37th Ditto—The lion. Augustus Caulfield James Browne to be Ensign, v:ithout purchase, vice Taylor, deceased. 59th Ditto—Ensig n George Pigott, from the 33d Foot, to be Ensign, vice W aiter Balfour, who retires upon half-pay of the .7.7111 Foot. 41.1 Ditto—Lieutenant Joseph Simmons, from half-pay of the Mille Briotle, to be Lieutenant, vice William C.:cot), Gar diner, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Ditto--Captain James Kerr Ross, from half-pay of the 7th Foot, to be Captain, vice Robert M oyle, who exchanges. 45e1 Ditto—Ensign James Bucknall Estcourt, from the 44th Foot, to be Ensign, vice William Sharpe, who retires upon half-pay of the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion. 4 ith Unto—Brevet Major John Cleland Guthrie to be Major, by purchase, vice Gregory, who retires. To be Captains—Lieutenant Charles O'Neill, by purchase, vice Guthrie; Captain John Kitson, from the 2d Ceylon Regi ment, vice John Jessop, who retires upon half-pay 60th Foot. To be Lieutenant, by purchase—Ensign Alexander Wilson, vice O'Neill. To be klnsi;etet—Henry Dick Can, Gent. by purchase, vice Wil son; Ensign Henry James Shaw, from the 60111 Foot, vice Estcourt, appointed to the 4:7A Foot. 45th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Frederick C. Ir win, front half-pay of the tad Foot, vice Edvva. rraccii Moore, who exchanges; Lieutenant George Minter, from ball -pay of the 73d Foot, vice Joseph Douglas, who exchanges. 52d Ditto—Lieutenant Phillips Cosby, frcm the 77th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Henry P. Smith, who retires upon half pay of the lEfle Brigade; Lieutenant John Winterbottcm, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Paymaster, vice 0a: h.., cashiered. etch Ditto--Ensi g ..— James Gilchrist, from the Ist Royal Vete ran Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Shaw, appointed to the 4lth root. 62d Ditto—Ensign Charles Stanhope Jones, from half-pay of the 47. d Foot, to be Ensign, vice John 11. Whitney, who ex chaHees, receiving the difference. 'oth nifto - --Lieutenant John Landon to be Captain, without purchase, vice Howard, deceased; Ensign James Gaston, to be Lieutenant, vice Landon ; Kenneth Atwell Mackenzie, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gaston. . 4 th Ditto—Lieutenant William Henry Douglas, from half-pay of the Mee Brigade, to be Lieutenant, vice Cosby, appointed to the stld Foot. '4'h Ditto —Captain Joseph Bethune to he Major, by purchase, v.s.• Bean, who retires; Lieutenant John Pennycnick to I'`' C . v . :tin, by purchase, vice Bethune ; Ensign George Sin tkar to h. Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Petinymick ; John Mort.tt, Gent. to he Ettsisn, by purchase, vice Nnelair. Diztu—Surg, on Samuel i't•cocke, front the 3sl V•teran Battalion, to be Surgeon, rice W.lliam Bowels N:iiler, who retired upon half-pay. 'Rh Dittu—Litutolant Honourable Cat Ictou Thsauss 'Maack. ton, from half-pay of the 221 Light Dragoons, to be lieute nant, vice John Green, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 91st Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon Hugh Jones O'Donel, from the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice George M. M' Lachlan, who retires upon half-pay of the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. 92d Ditto--Captain Monson Molesornrth Madden, from half pay of the tooth Foot, to be Captain, vice Wyndham Mad den, who exchanges. 2d Ceylon Regiment—To be Captains—Captain Henry Gregory, from the 16th Foot, vice Trydell, who exchanges; Captain Hugh Goldicutt, from half:pay of the 60th Foot, vice Kitson, appointed to the 44th Foot. BRIVIT• Captain William Browne Mime, of the lit Foot, to be Major in the Army. STAN'. Major George Bowles, of the Coldstream Foot Guards, to be Deputy Adjutant-General to the Troops serving in the Island of Jamaica (with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army), •ice Freemantle, who resigns. Captain John Macpliail, front the half-pay, to be Sub-Inspector of 'Militia in the lonian Islands, vice Richard Carroll, who exchanges. oatatsomt. Colonel James Phillips Lloyd, late of the 10th Foot, to be Go vernor of the Fort, near Fishguard, in Pembrokeshire (with out pay), vice Vaughan, deceased. Sir John Owen, Bart. M.P. to he Governer of Milford Haven (without pay), vice Lord Cawdor, deceased. Royal East India Volunteers—Ensign William Dickinson to be Lieutenant, vice Simons, who resigns; Harvey Dickinson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dickinson. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Sussex. John D:ggcu•, Esq. to lie Deputy Lieutenant. Commissions i❑ the King's Own Staffordshire Militia, signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Stafford. Ensign John Jenkins to he Lieutenant, vice Langley, resigned ; Ensign Jos ph Bunney to be ditto, vice Kane, transferred to the Line. Commi.sion in the Regiment of Berwickshire Yeomanry Ca valry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Berwickshire. John Bonar the younger, Esq. to be Captain, vice Sir John James &mat t, resigned. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The Board of Admiralty has ordered a reduction of one-seventh to be made in the wages of the single station men belonging to PortsmOuth Dock-yard. The Master Sail-maker has been super annuated upon three-fourths of his pay. The SEMIUANII • frigate. at Portsmouth, is ordered to be fitted for a guard-ship at Cork. The MARTIN and 11,:.n sloops of war are fitting at Ports mouth, for foreign service. The ADVENTURE, of 13 guns, Captain SNITTII, sails in a few days for the Mediterranean. The Amphitrite saikd from Newfoundland the 11th of De cember fur Poole, and has not since been heard .f. The Harriet, from London to the South Seas, was spoken with on the 24th of March, in lat. 1. N. long 17. The Brunswick, Mrreay,oe, which sailed from Leghorn on the sth instant, for Liverpool, put back with her main-mast broke during a gale the same night. The Lord Cathcart, Bsses, front London to Quebec, foun dered on the troth of April, in lat. 45. long. 56. having been struck by a heavy sea. Crew saved. The Shannon, from Halifax to Newfoundland, is lost off St. Peter's. It is said that one of the ships under the orders of Com , modore Sir TRW:As HARDT, on the South American station, is to be sent to endeavour to penetrate through Behriugs' Straits, in the hope of meeting with Captain PARRY. DISCOVERY Slurs, &c.—A letter front Stromness says, that, from the state of the winds for some time past, it is highly pro bable that the Discovery ships and transport have reached the south-west fishing grounds, and it is expected that the transport will return in about 20 days. The Cairo, CoraacHoerr, of Hull, which left Stromness so early as the 7th of March, besides being engaged in the whale fishery, is intended to ascertain the earliest thee when fish may be caught on the Davis' Straits fishing-grounds. The Dundee, of London, which sailed from Lerwick some time ago, intends to proceed to Greenland, where she will re main till about the lst of July, when she sails for Davis' Straits, in the event of ber proving unsuccessful in the fishery. DEAL, Jima 24.—Wind N.F--Arrived yesterday and sailed for the River, the Resolution, Dramoan, from Waterford. Came down from the River and sailed, the Malabar, ASCOUGH, for New South Wales ; Telus, ,'HILTON, for Pernambuco; James and Theresa, THOMPSON, for Gibraltar; Aurora, JACESON, for Trieste; Two Brothers, lirrNiNoroir, for Oporto; and Gambier, Donovan, for Cadiz. Arrived and sailed for the River to-day, the Isabella and Margaret, DCNTEIL, from the Mediterranean. Came down from the River and sailed, the Kingston, Boveru, for Calvitta ; and Hero, Porenr, for Teneriffe. Sailed his Ma jesty's ship Wye, on a cruize. Livcaroox, June 23.—Sailed the Bridget, Lzsire, for Calcutta. Mrvacisszy, JVIVE 22.—The brig Three Sisters, RICHARDsON, which was on shore, is gut off, much damaged, after discharging one third of her cargo. FALMOUTH, JUNE 22.—Arrived off this port the Denmark Hill, Wrists:a, from Pernambuco for London. Sailed the Providence, Nora, for Cork. PORTSMOUTH, Jens 2-I.—Wind N. N.F--Sailed yesterday hi!. Majesty's ship CAMELION, on a cruize; also sailed the Loyal Bri ton and Brilliant transports. Arrived to-day the New Hope, GARDINER, from Memel. Hamlett, Jeri 23.—Arrived the Thetis packet. from Got tenburgh ; and Lady Nepean packet, from Holland, each with a Mail. Sailed the Leicester packet, for Cuxhaven ; Prince of Otange packet, for Holland; and Alliance packet, for Gotten burgh, each with a Mail. _ Amman—At Leghorn, the Lyra, Guest, from London; and Autumn, Harman, from the Clydl. At Palermo, Waterloo, Thompson, from Liverpool. At Newfoundland, 'Prances, Pat tison ; William Shand, Pearce ; Three Friends, Cole ; and Mary and Eliza, Harvey, from Liverpool. At St. Domingo, Elizabeth, Banks, from Liverpool. At Dunkirk, Union, —, from Charleston. Cosrost-llotsa, Ji-wa 23. —Ships Entered Inwards: The Ant, from Haniburgh ; Venus, from New York ; Ann, from Memel; Atalanta, from Hamburgh ; Telemachus, from li9tterdam ; Guadiana, from Memel; Esperance, from Ostend; Lucinda, from Memel; Inv, from llamburgh; and Cossack, from St. Domingo.—Cleared Outwards: The Mariner, for Van Dieman's land; Echo, for Sr. Petersburgh; Royal George, for Bom bay; Jeune Pauline, for Ostend; Jenny, for Fayal ; Charles, for Bourdeaux ; Wharfe, for Trieste; Delight, for Archangel; Marx, for Dublin; Duke of York, for Rotterdam; Neptune, for Ostend ; Commercial Packet, for Antwerp ; Prudent, for the South Seas; Idas, for Quebec ; and Penelope, for Archangel. Disraisnalms or PRIZE- .MONLV.—The Hind sloop, for sundry seizures, on the 23d of July, at the office of Mr. Glover, Ports mouth, and recalled there; and the Centaur, Pomoue, and Tuscan, for El Correo Diligente de Carraccas and Nostra Senora de los l)esentperados, on the Stith instant, at No. 41, Norfolk street, Strand, and recalled there Tuesdays and Fridays. Since our last we have received Spanish Papers to the 12. th instant. The curate Mentxo, continued to be one of the chief objects of public attention. His movements evidently excite great interest, some fear, and much moailication. Ile is of such an active, enterprising, and intrepid spirit ; his feats are so many, and hi, escapes from the secret snares and open hos tilities of his enemies, border so much on the mar vellous, that he must necessarily be an ohject of in ten..e curiosity. Three corps, conducted by three of the best Officers in S t rain, are engaged is his pursuit :1 dispatch from Gcm-ral VALDES, well kntmn in the war or the Peninsula, informs the Cortes, that he came up with 31Eatxo, after a march of eleven leagues, near Bo:eio, aad that he killed thirteen or fifteen of the r, :;cl.c on the spot, and took seven pri soners, of whom six were badly wounded ; and it appears he was directing his course towards the mountains of the Sierra, when he was attacke I. The last accounts from the Capital are of the 11th, and Petitions, it is said, continued to pour in, request hag the Kis° toconvoke the Extraordinary Cones. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGE VCS. CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 22. The Annual Prizes of Fifteen Guineas each, given by the Representatives in Parliament of this University, for the best Dissertations in Latin Prose, were yesterday adjudged as follows: SENIOR BACHLLOKti. - " De Origine et Progressu Idolatrize,"—Bialogus. Thomas Thorpe, Fellow of Trinity Coilekf. Edward Bottler, of Sidney College. 14111OLZ lACUELORa. " Oratio in Laudent Musics." • Edward Henry Maltby, of Pembroke lh Arthur Barron, of Trinity College. Sunday, at Buckden, the Bishop of Lincoln ordained the fol lowing Gentlemen : DEACONS. Charles Martin Torleu, B.A. Trinity College. Woodthorpe Collett, B.A. Catherine Hall. PRIESTS. Thomas Walker, B.A. Jesus College. Francis Jefferson, B. A. Clare IlalL Thomas Fawcett, ditto. W. E. Chapman, B.A. St. John's College. OXFORD, JUNE 25. Wednesday, the following Degrees were conferred: MASTERS o► ARTS. George Ernest Howman, Fsq. Balliol College, Grand Comp. Rev. William Hewlett Trim, Wadham College. Rev. John Jenvcy, Queen's College. William Edward Hoskins, Brasennose College. ' James Colville, Magdalen Hall. Rev. Samuel Archer Balliol College. RACIIELORS OF ARTS. Benjamin Warton Worsley, St. Alban Hall. Richard Hill, Exeter College. Edmund Yeadon. Lincoln College. William Bond, Wadham College. JAin White, Queen's College. John Phillips Roberts, New Ccilege. Edward Borges, Magdalen Ilall. Jonathan Trebeck, Student of Christ Church. henry George Talbot, ditto. William Tritton, Corpus Christi College. Richard Messiter, ditto. William Maddock William!, Balliol College. John Frederick Winterbottom, Demy of Magdalen College. James Duff Ward, Trinity College. Evan G. Williams, Jesus College. The Rev. Edwin Jacob, and Herbert White, M.A. Scholars, have been admitted Fellows of Corpus Christi College'. Sunday, at an Ordination held by the Bishop of Oxford, at Christ Church Cathedral, the following Gentlemen were or dained : DEACONS. George C. Hayward, B.A. Scholar of Pembroke College. Richard French Laurence, M.A. ditto. Henry Brown Newman, ILA. Scholar of Wadham College. William Creswell, M.A. Fellow of Ilalll°l College. John Coker, B.C.L. Fellow of New College. William Boycott, B.A. Demy of Magdalen College. Charles Lombard, B.A. Student of Christ Church. Henry Alfred Napier, B.A. Ch. Ch. Curate of Stonesfield. Hobert Meadows White, B.A. Demy of Magdalen College. Charles Trelawny Collins, M.A. Fellow of Balliol College. Frederick Lee, B.A. New College, Curate of Thome. Joseph Dornford, M.A. Fellow of Oriel College. PRIESTS. George Randolph, B.A. Student of Christ Church. Edward Burton, M.A. ditto. Francis George Leach, B. A. Scholar of Pembroke College. Joseph Co;, B.A. Demy of Magdalen College. William LAW Pope, M.A. Fellow of Worcester College. Thomas Furlow, B.A. Scholar of Wadham College. Charles Girdlestone, B.A. Fellow of Balliol College. Jonas Robinson, M.A. Fellow of Nrasennose College. Henry Owen Cleaver, B.A. Student of Christ Church. William Holland, ditto. Charles Wheeler, B.A. Chaplain of Christ Church. William Harrison, ditto. Streathfield, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College. Charles Dethick Blyth, B.A. Fellow of St. iolita's College. Sunday, at au Ordination held by the Bishop of Gloucester, the following Gentlemen were admitted to Holy Orders : DIACONS. Robert Smith, B.A. Pembroke College, Oxford. Charles Hardwick, B.A. University College, Oxford. Paul Saumarex, B.A. Trinity College, Oxford. PRIESTS. Richard ilarmar, B.A. Caius College Cambridge. Ford Richardson, B. A. Univ e r s ity Co llege, Oxford. Samuel Farmer Sadler, E.S.C.L. liege Oxford. John FAmund Jones, B.A. St. Edm u nd Hall, Oxford. Richard Sandford, B.A. Magdalen College, Cambridge. John Noah Davidson, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridge. Sunday, at an Ordination holden at the Cathedral Church of Norwich, the following persons were admitted into the Iloly Orders of Priests and Deacons; DEACONS. Samuel H. Alderson, A.. 111. Fellow of Calus College, Camb. Ralph Barker, A.B. St. Peter's College, Cambridge. William Birch, Catharine Hall, Cambridge. Ilugh Bold, A.B. Christ Church, Oxford. Wm. Branwhite Clarke, A.B. Jesus College, Cambridge. Arthur Browne, A.B. Fellow oi . St. John's College, Carob. henry Deane, A. U. University College, Oxford. Thomas Dixon, A.B. St. John's College, Cambridge. John Robert Mathew Edgar, A.B. Trinity College, Oxford. Edward Pead Edwards, A.B. Benc't College, Cambridge. Ferdinand Faithful, St. John's College, Cambridge. Thomas Farr, A. B. Trinity College, Cambridge. Thomas Griffith, St. John's College. Cambridge. Richard Harvey, A.M. Catharine Ilall, Cambridge. Thomas Hubbard, A.B. Bene't College, Cambridge. William Hutchins, A.M. Pembroke College, Cambridge. Thomas Henshaw Jones, St. Peter's College, Canibridge. Henry Lowe. Samu'el Rofey Maitland, St. John's College, Cambridge. George Pearse, A. B. Caius and Gonville College, Cambridge. William I'resgrave, A. B. Trinity College, Cambridge. Thomas Sewell, A.B. Sidney College, Cambridge. John Shillibeer, Jesus College, Cambridge. Edwin Sidney, A.B. St. John's College, Cambridge. Ambrose Stewart, A.B. St. John's College, Cambridge. The Hon. Wm. Thelluson, A.M. Trinity College, Camb. George Harvey Vachell, A.B. St. Peter's College, Camb. Randall Ward, A.B. Trinity College, Cambridge. Joint Page Wood, LLB. Trinity College, Cambridge. Edward Woolnough, ILA. Christ College, Cambridge. PRIUITS. Samuel Fllis Batten, A.B. Pembroke College, Cambridge. James Thomas Bennet, A.B. li t lliol College , James Momfield, Emmanuel College, Cambridge. I }natio Bolton, A.B. Caius College Cambridge. Thomas Charles Brown, Jesus College, Cambridge. Ilyam Burn, St. Peter's College, Cambridge. Ellis Burroughes, A.B. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. Bell Cook. John Brooks Crowe, A.B. Pembroke College. John Custance, LLB. Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Henry Dugmore, A.B. Caius College, Cambridge. Nathaniel William Hallward, A.M. Worcester Coll. Oxford. Henry llarrison, B.A. Jesus College, Cambridge. John Charles Herring. Edward John }Lowman, A.B. Corpus Christi ColL Camb. John Lillistone, A.B. Bene't College, Cambridge. Thomas Cooke Kemp, A. B. Caius College, Cambridge. Robert Lerder, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge. John Richardson Major, A.B. Trinity College, Cambridge. Frederick Money, A.B. Caius College, Cambridge. Richard Prickett, A.B. Peter House Cambridge. Richard Fortescue l'urvis, S. C. L. Jesus College, Carib. John Randell. James Halls Sampson, Trinity College, Cambridge. Hodgson Richard Shepherd, St. Alban's Hall, Oxford. John Smith, ALA. Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. Charles Bohuu Smyth, B.A. Wad ham College, Oxford. lianas Spencer, B.A. Sr. John's College, Cambridge. John Fitt, St. Alban's Hall, Oxford. ECCLESIASTICAL PROM OTION I I3. - - - - The Rev. J. C. White, M.A. Fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge, has been presented by the Master and Fellows of that Society to the Rectory of Rawreth, in Essex. Monclay,the Rev. Charles Bohun Smyth, Clerk, was licensed to the Perpetual Curacy of the l'arish and Parish Church of Wirt-ti: , ld, Suffolk, on the nomination of she Bishop of Norwich. !%londa‘, the Hon. Flenr7 'l'ownshend, Clerk, A.M. w;,s In vinard to the ccarsolidatid Rectories and Parish Ch aches of Broome and Oakley, in the county of &Col, on the presents. tion of the :Marquis the Itcv. Thomas G.:Kbett bat been appointed to a law Cauo::ry iu Peterborough (7athedral, Lite! ) . vacated by the Re% Charles I'ratt. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 23. Robert (lark was brought up to plead •to an in dictment for publishing an immoral and indecent libel ; the prosecution was at the suit of the Society lot the Suppression of Vice. The defendant pleaded Not Guilty ; and moved for a list of the members of the society, in order that none of his prosecutors might sit upon his jlry ; the same motion had been made against the people called " The Constitutional Association," and acquiesced in by the Court. Mr. Justice lloutovn said, that the Court could not know, unless by affidavit, who were the defend ant's prosecutors. The defendant wished to know, whether an affi. davit that he was prosecuted by " a certain society," would be sufficient? ' Mr. Justice lIOLUOYD-" The Court cannot decide prospectively." The trials of Mr. TitELWALL and the other persons prosecuted by the Bridge-street Association, will stand over till October, in conseciu6nce of the suspend sion of business on account of the Coronation. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JUNE 23. HOLDING 9. IMPEY AND OTHERS. This action was brought by the plaintiff against the defendants, who are Commissioners of Bank rupts, to recover damages for a false commitment to Newgatc. It appeared that a Commission of Bank ruptcy having been issued against the plaintiff, it became the duty of the Commissioners to take an examination. They accordingly put the following questions:—" Did you purchase of Edmunds a silver tea-pot on the llih of January, lfi'll ?"—" I cannot speak to the date. I believe I purchased a tea-pot for 1:35."—" Where is that tea-pot ?"—" I cannot say ; I cannot exactly say where it is." The above answer, which the bankrupt would not retract, was deemed unsatisfactory by the Commis sioners, and they committed him to Newgatc until he gave a more satisfactory answer. The Jury, under the above facts, had to decide whether the bankrupt was not bound to give a dif ferent answer; and, under all the circumstances of the case, they found a verdict for the defendants. The Learned JUDGE observed that this was the first action of this description tried in the Common Pleas since the time of Lord Chief Justice DE GREY. SPORTING INI'ELLIGE,VCE. BRIGHTON, JUNE 22. A Handicap Sweepstakes, of 50gs. each, two miles, was elm for on our Course on W e d nes d ay afternoon, by Officers of the 14th Light Dragoons, who rode their own horses. Mr. Smith's black gelding, 10st. Mr. Ross's chesnut gelding Mr. Musgrove 's chesnut gelding Grasshopper, list. - 3 Won by half a length.—Betting 15 to 10 on Grasshopper. BOX ENS. Tuesday last, a match for One Hundred Guineas, between N. Guinn,-11, a plaisterer, of Cheltenham, and T. Waclky, horse dealer, of Maisemore, near Gloucester, was decided in a 2.5 feet ring, near the Green Dragon, Corse Lawn, Worcestershire. Spring came down to second Gwinnell ; Wadley was picked up by a countryman of some notoriety, called Clarke. The comba tants fought with various success 75 rounds in two hours and 15 minutes. Gwinnell's coolness:won him the battle, he left the ring almost without a scratch about his body or face, his only inconvenience arising from swollen knuckles. A CHALLENGE TO SHELTON. " Morpeth, June 16th, 1221. " Sin—Not having seen any answer to your challenge, from Mr. Neat, of Bristol, I presume he has not thought proper t• accept it. I beg leave to inform you that my friends in the North are ready to back me for Two Hundred Guineas again►t you, on condition that you meet sne half way. Your immediate answer to thii will much oblige, Sir, your obedient servant, (Signed) " CUTIIT. SILIFTO." !MELTON S ANSWER. " SlR—Although you ..re perfectly unknown to me, I wish to inform you, without delay, that I never refuse a challenge; therefore, if you will appoint any proper person to make the match, and also to put down a deposit at my house, the Adana and Eve, Jewin-stree•., Aldersgate, I will acconimmlate you fur the above sum, at the ensuing Doncaster Races, in a twenty four feet ring, half-minute time, and to be a fair stand-up klit. An answer as soon as possible, will obligt your's, Ric. "June 23, 1821. " T. SHELTON." FATAL ACCIDENT iv THE EDINEURCH MAIL.—A 4 the Edin burgh Mail, on its road to that city, was passing Sunderland bridge, between Durham and H u shy ford, about three in the after noon of Saturday se'nnight, the coachman observed a man on horseback attempting also to pass the bridge, although it is ex tremely narrow. The coachman, therefore, finned his horses with a view to pass first, and in so doing, made more haste than good speed. There were three ou:,ide and three inside passen gers, and, in the hurry of the driver, the coach was thrown against one of the battlements of the bridge. Two of the out side passengers were sitting on the top of the coach, and one along with the coachman, on his box ; the former were dashed into the valley below, a fall of twenty-five feet, and one of them, Mr. Donaldson, a cattle-dealer, from near Perth, was killed on the spot, whiist the other, Mr. Whitaker (the person who, along with Mr. Craven, built Ouse bridge, in York), lingered till seven the same evening, and then expired. The guard was throw:t across the battlements of the bridge, and bad a most miraculous escape. The coachman and the Gt iitleman who sat with him, both escaped without the slightest injury, as did also all the inside passengers. &minx DIATH.—E. Heintz, Esq. one of the oldest subscri bers to Lloyd's Coffee-house, on Friday afternoon complained of a shortness of breath, and took his seat in the Clapton stare, which had nut proceeded far before be was taken so ill that he was lifted out and taken into a shop opposite the Hower Pot, is Bishopsgate-street. A medical gcntlennoi was sent for, who used every means for restoring animation, but the vital spark was extinct. Saturday, an Inquest was taken at Wheatley, Oxfordshire, by Mr. Cam, Coroner, on view (.f the bt.dy of Murtha Sturges. It appeared that the deceased w..s attending a Mrs. Neighbour, as nurse; that she left Mrs. Neighbour to go down stairs, and WAS shortly afterwards found laying by the fire quite dead, with a knife and fork by the side of her. and a ph cc of meat in her mouth. Verdict—" Died by the visit:Aim of GOD." SIII tIiFIELD .11ACKLT, JUNE 3s. 6d. to 4s. 4d. per stone of nibs.; Mutton, Zs. Od. to 4, i)d. Veal. 4s. Od. to ss. Od. Pork, 4s. Od. to ss. dd. Lamb, 4 . to ss. Sd.—C.tt: e at Mar ket, Beasts,22oo; t alves, 250; Vlet it and Lambs, 1i,(40; pi gs 27U—flay and Straw per load, flay, *.U. lOs. to 41. 4s. Cover, 41. to 5/. Os. Straw, IL Ss. to It. 12s. COKN EXCIIANUIt, MAME-LANK, JUNE 45.—Our market Conti. Hues abundantly supplied with Wii,at, a large proportion o. last Nlonday's arrivals remaining over till rhismorning, when re !lad a considerable tp.antity fresh in, by Laid carriage samples, Item Essex and Kent , but prime samples obtained the prices of this day se'nnight : aLL oilier descriptions were unsaleable, and pi :c.s nominal. Barley is Is. per quaver dearer, having but little at market. Beans are dull of sale .1:14 Is. per quarter cheaper...—. The Oat trade was dull at last week's pikes, the arrivals b e i ng I .rg►.—Current prices as urdcr: wicuSH. Small Deans olts 32. Wheat, Kent and lick disco 2ls . .,8s 'Essex Sutio.k 36s 57s 1— Poland -, .3 •.:.1, Norfolk 46s less Feed 1 5s Iht, . Rye 261 2t41 Flour, per Sack 45s 50t -