The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-21 00:00:00

PRICE OF STOCKS Tins N." litea S p.r Cent. Red. AP tig/i t I ape C:. COD,. ICI SI yr• Cent. 77;ti • per Cents. tY/Illi 3prr Ct. Navy Mil Long Aln. 17 13-10 IS Is 7. !Ter Cent. Ann. D%VAT ON O'CLOCK tr•l:s. Stock ttlYi Ditto Bonds ges. pTO. OM A mtu:ties Ex. 11111%. It 44. 6.. pm. Ditto Com. pm. Oinr;l:m c,,n. for At-. 604 7U 0 0 1, Lott. Ticketi .f vl IS4 etc ettatcdman. • : rllllll3ll rTATEII/1A14" 13 11:31:tpoRAraD wirm rma ST ATUAI 1N... LONDON: rrary.ti 1111:41NO, ♦ramL 21, Ib2o. In the midst of the agitation of the times, a subject L i ,) previously occupied every mind and interest ed heart, has hero most unaccountably dismissed from public consi.lerwtion. We mean th, situation and claims of her Majesty the Qt - Eta. But, thurgh •;o•.irted hr no adventitious aid, and far a time en left to i , s own merits, her cure has triumphed ever tie malice of her foes and the lake:car:noes.. of her friends, because these merits, fie. though de- Med, were ef a mature to command, r.ot favour or indulgence, but Jt ETICE. NO one tan hare for g‘otra ul.at took r:..c.‘ imn:edlately hfter the de la:Pe d cur aged Sovereign. Pernicious, w. t i e o n . a;dr , :flAs their *cameo, shameless and audacious • cosissehi for a moment oisoned the Royal ear, and terecited the !loyal wisdtm. Proceedings were re tonoomoled, tl.e institution ef which would have tiLleti the country with ferment and indignation. /happily f. r the dirnity of the Throne and the peace of the lami, his Majesty's Ministers were, h. this instance. the first to oppose the esti:tier' ef a secret inestence, which, if once encouraged, mioht base soon locouse ruder than their own. They firmly resisted the mea sures proposed ; demonstrated their danger and :of qs ri..c, and found an easy convert in a noble trind, u Lich suiglit be warpttd for an instant by specious arguments, Let neither could, ncr troCtl, resist the light of truth, v.hets the intearning cloud uas removed. It was antler tha baleful in:lucii:e of the moment, hotrev.r, that the name of ha Near fry was omitted in the Urn:- men rortts o.lPrayer. This public withholdingofjustice tuwArdi her has not yat been repaired, but will not long be allowed to -siVist. /Ica klaarisTv's RECOGNITION AF to:rs.a 1 Hats coort.rve. Abe has not, indeed, been vet Osersted with the robes of Maj esty. but she exerciscs its pricer. She has appointed her legal Ministers, La Attorney and Solicitor tienerwle, and their iipptentecenes bare been fare recognized in the Courts d the land. The "rest goestiots w'.1,11 it wis appKehosteled would be submitted to pub lic •li4vut.ils, has thus been settled by undisputed arlitnescento, sad osigeeelt j-tre is rirso our Queen dep.-Pro. tri List we confrstulate MAIRSEE on this opeo:.ar; of a new era, this adoption of a more sad &mess policy rovartls two, we also rostra wine ter ctAlogy oa the .remottal of owe of tkereseerr est Ohsta7:les to the complete pacification of Its poilticJl didernuces I:uion mud peace are wanted throng!, all i'• to restor, solollty of the social edl tee—let the moat • xerni.le be eiven from the throue, and i. wall be joyftilly and eirectodly follow*.:d by the peopl.s. The Fends were rattler stationary yestehlay ; Con sols wsre &neat 70 for the Account, and left of seller, at 69i. Ibis morning they opened at that price, and con:h.:led so daring the early art of the day, but ti.ey hate :.lute been done at G 9.; fur the Account, stow about tile price, the market looking tither heavy. To-day being the first public transfer in ?h. itedtkeil 4 pa tents., &r. has occasioned snore money business, bat notisine. of any importance.— is not quite so abundan:. haring fetched S per c •ut yesterday, and 4 per col:. to-day. Seteral Member, forming the new Parliament wear this tidy 'woru in, among the number we uLierreti AhlermAnWoofl. 4..:104.1* or CuaNcaßv.----The Wllllll. of This morninr w.. 1 upied, before the Lorin enntscruott, concern ing the writs of a plea, respecting au agreement tic:9111111r. Alderman Wend and Mr. Row, to Pm:reclines in the great 31ine eau-e. Mr. WALD entered intu the subject at great leneth, online behalf ut Mr. Wood : aud nab opposed by Mr. St'UntN. UOLPT Vr KINO 9 BuNCIt.•--hunteruto motions wete mad• ill this Court, but of nu nalbli. interest. Mr. Hun• nay in IV3itItIT, to be e:tlied upon respecting the lit► bu int.'s. fie wore his -.•ld meth! (suspended by recently presetted him by the Female '1 he fu'inniag is an extract cf a letter dated Wake field, April lb:— " i low,t relate to you an affair which has occurred In this Part ut the :lurid, %inch you cannot read without indignant 4 . A wan. named Chi:rico:worth, Inc son of respect u' inckerpera few miles distant.was riding throngh thetown Overton in a cart, accompanied by another persou. This "k 4 ju,t after the defeat at Grange-moor, nod Chartetworth L'.. overtaken in Oteston by an officer ands serjrnnt. who s• ere returning from the scene of action. The serjeant held 'n hi% hued a pike taken from the rioters: and CharieswOrth, nri cars. bad that same morning received a visit from a e•-h! of them, who had broken open his house, which rem ed him farniliiir with the weapon they carried. As the scrieatit Mai posting, Caarieswortli observed to his comps aitm. that the spear in his hand exactly resembled that the fi.ders had found at his house in the morning. The officer. *tillers:Ty heard imperfectly what Charles:worth said, turn ed rued to the prima, and ordered him to run him through thAndw. serjeact hesitating, the offleer repeated his cr der. lA4 helium struck it.. a blow on the head, u bleb depri wed htm el his senses.. Some cf the bystander,. on this, at rito drag Chariesworth away, and to carry him into vrksmith's shop close adjoining; but. in the act of doing "• the strialmt med. a thrust at him. and woooded him in the aide. Pert of this mots , is from the lips of Chariessrorib hteevelf. who could not toil the whole, besauso he was Ir. reoeible after the first blow was struck. The rest is et:N iue:ad by eye-witnesses, which, as the sitar occurred in the middle of the town of Overton. were sullieleutly nernaratta to leave little doebt of the main facia. The mound Chorin e, orth received was so severe as fee who Uwe to he roe 144ved dangerous. tut be is now . The men who reveaed hive think he must have Mk bat for their in t*rferesee. The uncle of fi a IMan of con videtable property, and. I andoralead, Is datsradied to mut redress by a prosecution." THE SI kTrsly &NI • • • . 4 OLD BAILEY 5E8310N.5.--Crats The trials of those persons charged with a.partici patio' in the Ci•o-street conspiracy, were reasoned thin morning, before the Chief Justice Dtaaas Baron RICHATPS. and Mr. Justice iticit.invicore. Tie Chief Justice of the King's Reach, who presided at Thistle ts trial, TT4S nut present At i tis. The Court was op e p, : d in r wsaal manner, and Mr. SHELTON immediately prorolded to call over the names of the Jurors A grew many were challenged on both sides; aul the „Jury, %Ilea in urn, stood as follows :•-- , rharten Farmer. foreman: I Jolt!) Berk. Lit'irles Smith. at, Peres. %Sham Moore, Benjamin !togas. James Esdes. I J ohn Thomas Bruhn. Cfm.y. Benjamin Blythe. William llngecumbe. he indictment, (+Arising the primner with cull► qpiriny against thc• his Crown, sail dignity, was then teal! t.y Suet T . Mr. &KLAN' , openA the CJ VC on the part of the prminutiet; ; of rr wkich. The Sottervoit-Ortterm. precee led to ad.lrets the Jury. In a speech cf considerable length and chi tinence. the Le:trii-il Counsel gtatett the principrl Item which it r a his intention to ,t e port in evidence. Ile earilnreJ the Jury not to sn:fet the recent convi , tie* of to have any inflaence over their vert7iet on this occallon. The rr:t of the rri4onerl we re then orierel to be Oared at the . bar, w o st! forward as his Diet caned. The attomplien,Ad.ms, was then placed in the wit. neme4 bat, and went over precisely ttic 'awe idence which he pare on the former flan The Court was proceeding in the erantinitiun of with-..en when our paper went to pest. In reply to an applitation from ene of the ,lurors in waiting. Chief Justice DALLAS ohs reed, that their services would nut he requited until Monday next. Public curiosity Cellll to hare been in laine mea sure ‘atilled with the trial of Thistlewcwi. The street leadinK past the Old bailey still remains cum-ilea, bat the difficulty of frorttritt f r adaiNsion so longer exists ; adtl the body of the Court ae•l gaikrles are consparatiTay sum( spied. THE FLUE . : .COITT, 4e. Yetterday, at one tido k, his Majery received a visit from the Duchess of Gloucester. Tbs. Court was attended I.y the First Lord of the Treasury, the Lord President of the Conmil, the Se• crelaries of State for the Houle and Forei g n Depart ments, the First Lord of the Admiralty, th e Austrian au Sita..;th Ambassadors, the Swedish, Neapolitan, end tisrdinitsn Minis ore, the Prussian Chirge d'Af fairet, the Special Missions from the Courts of Prawns, wurtemberg, and Brunswick, the Pepura:ion front the Church of Scotland, a Deputation from the UM “...4ity of Etlinbarels. His Majesty was gra-ioualy pleased to receive the Deputation from the Chtsr..ls of Scotland in his closet. `r he Deputation consisted of Doc:or Macfarlane, Moderator of the Church of Scotland; Sir Henry 31otscrief Wellwood, Mort ; Doctor Nichol), Principal ui the inited College of St. Andrew; Mr. John Con nell, Procurator fur the Church of Scotland; Doctor Inglis and Doctor thaw, two of the Ministers of Etsin burp h. itr. Macfsrline delivered, in a very impressive man ner. the Address ut Condolence upon the den ise of the late Kinfr, and vi Congratulation upon his present M2jesty's acoessien to the Throne. 1 he Kin!t 'an appropriate itnswrr. Ihe Grutleuritn romp vein, the Uepu:atiun were most ifraricmtly ',veil-et'. anti had the honour to kiss h.s 3lajesty's had. John tsq., the Procurator fot the Choral of Scat latt-1, ter!ired the honour of Knighth.sod. I Lord lirevunt Melville, as Chancellor of the Uni verii y of St. Andrew, attended by Dr. Nichol!, Prin. cii.al of the United College of Et. Salvsdor and St. Leon..r.l, presented an Address of Condolence and Congratulation, what Dr. had the honour a stool time to kiss the King's hand.. ' Ti• Deputation from the University of Ed nbnrgh consisted of the Nev. David Ritch:e, D. P., Professor of Lope in that University; the Very Rcv. it...orge 11. Brad, D. D., Principal of the University of Eden g with the Address of the &nous stradrnieus to Majes y; Hobert Jameson, Eq., Regius Pro , fees, r of Na tits' iu the University : Dr. James tiregory, M. D., First Physciru to Ilk Ma jesty Sco:I nd, and Professor of Physic to the Univarsity. The Marina w.ts delivered to the King by the Sty, David Is D., :,n.l was most gra ciously receitted, as were all the I.:curl:mien composing the Deputation, who had the twat LIT to ki!S h,s Ma jesty.' hand. Th following Ansirissadors. Minlsters, and rcrrign era of Distinctius, wore itoroslueed to his Jlajcsty by Lord Visconti Castlereagh, and contiueted by Sir 11141atct tilisster i thoolloster of the l't . Thu etike de San Carlo% the Spani , li Ambassador, who to k kive of his Majesty. The Prince Esterharv. the Austrian Aisbas.:adur, to deriver a knew iron Sovereign, the Emperor of •!iia. taunt Lathstir, th.• Xcapolitsn Ilinish r, to deli‘er a ktter trout his Eoverrigu. The Baron Ile Steireerd, the Swedish Minister. who kook leAre of Lis Alajesty for athort time. Count St. Martin, tin ` . .atiiniati Minister, 1.1.1904 ift&Aesth-fitiaa4ii& hove-stint of Ceinelytesee %ad CorgAti4a2loo4 I t la 'root tie Tantataien, at Ct.! Au riot Jby hi. eon, 1,011 a Spec;l4 Mis iun iron it itneuit,uri, wit') simi lar losers. 11.ijor de Tronchia litikkellitartf, upon a Sparta' Mission frosts the fiing art Prussia, with similar letters, aceumpaia..4l by liurou BO:ow, the the Praisian Charge d . .t.ttlirei. Tha Barna do Thelon., Master of the Ilt.r , e at Brunswick, era a Npa:Lit Alissiou, with similar let ter*, 'ream, aided by.Coant • liajr.tty gave :,utlicnces to the f:Arl of L;verpuol, Vit;conlit Sidnieuth, and Viscount Ca,tiereiih. Ler4 Burton and the lion. Colonel .*.tanhope wer.: the Lord and Grown in lt attiog.--The Court dosed at .4x o'clock. The Litt for inquirers in the (haul HAI has been tii•coutiuuesi. • Tr." Qurrx.--It is currently rumoured in the high : er lift Ics, that the king' 4 Ali/litter , had the option of rieviPice course with respect to the Queen. but that they preferred the one s:ated in our paper of yes terday, thereby at once evinrihg to the world ilia , fiscal eletarasinat.o.i to Attetupt nothing %horst r against the Queen. Bet how dues this serer with the previous determination of the Privy Council, acted upon by the Bishops, of excluding her Alajesty's nanie frous.the fatuity of the Church, and thereby of with drsti air from her tb • relizious duty nil prAyeri of the pedple There is an itwomsis etwy in this proce dure that must strike es cry übscrver. :ler Al.sieity is rejected by the Church, and r.L.4lEnixed hr the of Lew, and both these a: is insatiate from die confi dential Counsels of the hint ! Have they riven op their fa ,: *lay le his Mite: sty upon convieti.m of its error, or Jl' they in the fit tt ins:Arlen rive a ptuta'se to his Almjesty which they a:e sod now reedy to fulfil' Prince ieopold left Clareaiint yesterday afternoon for Loudon. Oa his way to town his Royal ilirhuess stopped arnsiortou to dine with the Hut:Less of 1 Kent, at t Palace. 11 eduesiisy, the Prince Philip, of Hesse Hunibureh, decompiaiiid by Baron I..rNaglitoti and the oth e r lien tlenien of bit left t , ten for Claymont, on a visit to Prtn.e Leopold. l'fiiice Philip and suite returned to town yesterday. '1 he Alar.,bionest ofSallsbur hail errand a•-.embly yesterday eveniuK, at her Itou , e in Arlingteni-otreet. wh.ch was very elegaitily attended. 'lhe Anibassimiut us the Netheritnds rare ti hand entertainterut rester/4y to a patty of Contagion, at has hunse, %( 11eh:tll-i,lale It'ednet.Ly the Cabiii..t Alitithert dined with Vis count Meihille, At Li INtlir in the Admiralty. YesterZtlimmitnt Castlereagh fate a grand dinner Cu the Its Ambassador!' and Miui!ters. I.n.as:4t, Arnsa 12.•--11 e wete yesterday lied silk the sieht of a quantity of French Wail. and new 'mottoes, tUe first uf either we has.: tern this year. ; l'he beani are as large and sell icrot;'n as tuns' in July. The pots toes are rener-lly (some larger) of the 4:e of pigeon's eggs, and but:. would be thatght vela.; able rA:itits at this serum even in tho epics can city Joe awl j SPORTING INTF:tLIGENC'E. 11renfA . MEET FIRST ktPRING AIRSTING. 19.23. TRII:11111M, AVItIL 40. • Id towther's Nino. Oster to Osman. beat 111.1" T 1% ilmolt Saivism, Sot 414. each. R. M. 110,1.—S to 4 og NI ta.—Wbo by half a trugth. Sweepstakes of ItlOirs each, h. ft. A. F. Iklr. Lake's !tanker. F s t. Rh . D. of Portland's Tlrrsiss. list. Vlb ... V • to Von Tiresias.—Won easy • Handicap Sweepstakes of 104 s each. T. Y. ('-. sr. Hovers's Nina, sister to Osman. 3-: rs ol t. 7st. bib.. I D. of Rutland's litri•rior, 4-Ip, 01.1. So. 31 1 ) 4 Ltl G. H. Cavendish's Dirk, 6-yrs old, tict. I:,tb it Mr. fort's Dictator, 4-yrs old. Sal. lib. U Mr. Neales.Carivas, 6-yrs old, 7st, Ititti U Mr. I:rot-Ian-Xs Brutus, 3-yrs old. 'Zit. Ot h Mr. Charlton's b. c.. by Harnsion, 3-rsi (Ad, 7st. likb... t:r - . . . The Judge placed bin 3. 4to 1 sgst Inferior; 3 to I ar,st Dick; 2to I a;st Die's tor.—Won by a neck. The 1000 es Stakes of IllOes cinch, h. R. for fillies rising 3-yrs cll. t. 4 D M. rt. of Grafton's rh. Rowena. by Hap itcard Mr. Wyietihnoe's hr. by Whalebone. out of Marianne.... Ratsou's by Medley. tnt or Pranks Hr. Ca:le) . a eh. Timanda, by Robes's, out of aarbara.... 0 Mr. Thornhid's ch. litardonis. by Scud Mr. Jacques 's h. nl-ira. by Orville tl The JPdge pl/terd hitt 3. 6to ;new Rowena; 6to 2 mg:: Vf hatubone : 4to I aro 'rin.ar.tta ; 6 to I ago Sar.lu tip.-1J paid .—Won by lene.t4. Mr. I:day's Ilaroteclde. SM. beat Mr. R. --billateass 111•.,rti mew% sst. Mb. T. 'V. C. 100 gs h. ft. Even betting.—Won by 2 lengths. Handicap Sweepstakes of Ifigs each. for 3-yr cilia and sp y. -yds. R. C. Mr. R Milers's Donillice. 4.e re old, Ost. 131 b Mr. Charlton's ri old, 7:'. Ittlb 2 IX of Rutisad's e. by Waxy. out of Sorcery, 3-y rs old 9st Ilh 3 Mr. I.siiibton's I.sd. A on's iv Heron, 3-yrs old 74. O ts 4 2to 1 ngst Be - Miner ;4to I stAst c. by ex! ; 4to 2 ag..t Lndy Heron.—Won by a len;tle. The KiNg's Plate of 100 gs for 4-yr olds. 115t..1-yr olds, list. 91b. 6-yr °kis and ogrd, 12st. R. C. Mr. Rogers's b. f. Corinne. 4-y rs old td iVntalcli's ch. c. Wooscrnirtres, 4-Yrs old Mr. Ramalsottottett b. c.Reppn. 4-yrs nia it Mr. Tborshial's b. c. Leptis. 4-yrs-old 4 4 to 1 aunt Corinne ; 7 to 4 asst Wont - artisans; 5 to 1 19cFpo; 6 to 4 asst Lepu.—Won by 2 leny,ths. Id Warvick's f. by tnelint, dam by mill Devil, hoist Mr Vassittarrs Ttte Doe, tint. 4b. oath T. V. C. Ilittp. 7 It, 4 on 1. by 9ellllo.—Won by it PETTING ON THE PERM' Yr.W.II4RKED. to 4 and 2 to I agst Piadarrie. ti to i agst Senor. Arbon. hes brek:n divi. DR CR I*-L E E.! T:4 The Tiro Tart of ll.nr# the Fostrl last night. Mr. KEAN'S HU:Zp../ is not among his hap• piest performances, and we could not help thinking it, on this occasion, very tame for an netor of his great pow rs. I t IV.LS only in o •casional bursts t!•Pt the Ser.- spit:: of Pcr....q was evincible, and not, as it ought be, in one great t . ..-ne bursting hither and mere &re,: as the quickening fuel is addel and . dying up: n its en:l4 1 , 4 until it br r•plenishcil, set for erN buraint to the moment nhen its opposing eletsci.v shall gash oi.t tit? last srark of its existence. Thu Olteat where tin rebeihen is test detertiddigt on vests piayed with considerable force and effect. but we can not point out *nether in the Play whitis mould be 4rt.Liable to Mr. hr. tr. s talent. Mr. ;tars: ' repr.sented F.Getrirtf in his ow's proper pc-P -eon. Th-a pnblie aro welt acquainted with this per formance, and we discovet Yl nathiuk new in it. rttpet:- lion. Its principal novelty we has-a b1or: allud.4 to. and we t (set yet beard of any other merit it posses.- ed. the character, whi.l furnishes every tuna with a scrap, when he wishes tv strengthen his urgittneeit with a shaft of ridicale s.r a strove of wit, if properly sustained, must present the very brvadest line of vomit! humour. Who has not a.s..clated with the itka vf Fa/.to all that is ludicrous and laughable? lint it must not be with Mr. S. KEMPLE) Faistlbe, cr d:s appoiittnwilt will be the result of experitute. Wd think his best points are the rat/colons ou • nose, and his iptarral i.ith Dime. Quickie,. Mr. Prtaev was the P.iacc of MIAs; and, as it is a fart exactly within his sphere, supported it with genera: correctness and effect. It was Inure the character ot the author than any one in the Play. The nous.: was well attended. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Ae: , ll. 20 —came down ft tin the River, and mall", the Moira, Month:ow, for Madras acd Bengal; tint innatus, (hist-old, fir New Yuri; : integrity, Paean, fur Barbados-0 ; Polie, Wheatley ; fictions, Storey; Nelson, Addison; awl Union, Jellery, for Quebec ; Ariadue, Illackaller, for Madeira ; Preston, Ferry., for Montserrat; Mare Ann, Mer4:lt, for 't raria ; tinter. Sive : anti Regettr, Carrot.. for Montreal; 'tiger, Llewellyn, for tunitantittopie ; Tentsrdets, Ennell. for Lishun ; Elizabeth, /lull, fur Gibraltar; Roberts, Laing., for Miramichi; Zephyr. Cot, fir Ja maica ; Reranack, for 1" rir3tc; Ist,lefatiga ble, Ellis, for Prince Edw.iral Hood ; and Tripe, for Boners Avres.--The Moira remains iu the att:l s tiled on their ilitlerent destina tions, the Rapid. bradlec , from t. Poising°, lot Lon don; Elizabeth, Clai k, front Laitimore, fur Han.burgh; )la,:sient L _Ellis. *suit Balt 101411 V, foc-desimirmyila. Tiiriiins. Rump, from Irirste, for Htfls4 t gh. _ ._ PORT 1111/VT1:; APIIIIL Ole tCylvia, Price, from the Down., tor-the Brazil.: aim( Ike Gibraltar, Coee, from Lon4ou.---`3aileti hii Majesty's chip Phretoo, for Halildx. CORK. APRIL 13•—Ar:iied the txr.ftine tritn.port. twat Plywuull., ui'h the Littalius on bond. PLYMOUTH, APRIL —Arrived Ike Hope, Silvan, from Jersey.—Mailed fieilley. for Quebec. Yesterday the L rds of the Council nizt at the Council Otti e. to hear Ap?ealt. It is -aid, that since the Bank ef Englind has been compelied to pay its rpecie, there have been way three ingo!4 ;itucti from the Lank tr the Fitblir. It is ltoted, that on Tuesday lair, the Luke of Graf- Om won 6,000 guit:eas by bets and ftakes on Pintirrie. Sir J. Sfieller, ditrin4 the Newmarket Craven Meet ing, ISIS, wen nearly b,UUtI guineas by :takes rsibee, with hil celebrated burs: Priucc Patti oinre deal. xffpposed fo hart. Evans poitoArd.), by Walton, the giandsire of Pindarrie. CA:um:toot UNITEPSITi INTELLIMEMCF.— The fol kowitij Gctitletueu were latay admitted to the under• mentioned degrees -- 111.44TrkS ur APT'..—J3/ilirs FuUlkes Hubert., St. Jolsn's-college ; and Edward Curtis hemp, St. Julia's colieze. bActir I URs or AMTS.—Rich ir.l Walks r Fowler, St. John's-college: Laurence Peel, St. John's-college James Crawford Gordon, St. Peter's-college; John Turner, St. Peter'i-culleEr ; John Milano, St. Peter's college ; Barthulouirw iNiculs. St. Pew's-colter : James 11. Cartwright, Queen'; 'Aker. Alexander, tirear;s, Qlwen's-cullese Edward 1i bite, Queen s collete; William John Hull, Cutpui Chr.sti-cullvge ; and Arthur Hussey, Curi.us Christi-tullege. The Rev. W. Parish, lit A., of Magdalene-college,! Jacksonian Profersur of Chemistry, was on Sunday ; last admitted Bachelor in Divinity. The foiloising think men were un Tuesday last ad-, mitted io the undermentioned degreca :- 31arttat Ur APTS.—Nicholas lion, of St. John's college. . _ B►CHI WI 121 CIVIL LAW.--/Icary B. Martin, of Trinity -hall. BACHELOK or Ak7ll.—Willion Henry Foster, of St. John's-college. 1 lie Xorrisian prize, for the year 11119, is adjudged to Mr. R. [trough, of '1 he Rev. W. Forte, U. A., Fellow uf Jesus-col lege, iris last week presented, by the Master and Fellows of that Society, to the s.iluaLle Rectory uf King's Stanley, in tiloucestershire, saran: by the resignation of the Rev. O. Caldwell, M. A. the VI ry Rev. Robert Hodeson, U.U. Dean of Chester, his been ptesent.:J to the Deliwry vazated by the death Of Dr. Mani r and t►e Rev. Kitt Vaughan. D.D. has becn present ti to the Dtuu ery of Chester. The Rev. William Vernon, 11 A. of Einimuel lege, has been instituted to the ge..tory uf Hanbury, Wor,estembire, vac tel by the death uf the Rev. Mr. Battles ; Patron, T. S. Vernon. E•q. .N IRKET.S. Cons-Fxcussoa, Areas 11.--All!await there }al bete but little itesh Wheat since AlWltle, our seers were beavy this inurnlug. hating I.,•it Blew demand, except for prime samples of White. which ftely support Monda)'s pikes: but all descriptions of Red Wheat is exceedingly dell sale, end rather cheaper. —Core fresh Barley, being score, sold readilv at Monday's priers; bet. the niiddliag qualities, or that *filch sits in the least oat of condition, and unit for malting. there was no demand for. although offored at an akmteuterit of Is. per quarter.—Oets were slim dull We, owl rather lower, hating istr, , e arrivals of that article.-10 Saha* and Peas there is nu sArintioa. IfMITSOII4I.O. (To sink the 0611: per some Of Bibs.) Boer . . 441. id. to 3s. 0.1. Mottos . 64. thl. to 04.64. Befits Yeti . . 64. U.l. to Os W. Calves Pork . . 6..111. to tie Vd. %heel), he. . . 4,04111 Limb . 71. lid. tv Sr. Od. I Pigs goo 11AV AND STRAW. 'May Clover • AI. Us. Yd. to it. J. Ild. Sine • Yesterday the di-trochee titre closed it t tie Fast ludis-House, nRd delite:ed to the Pursers Of the fin- • liming shirt, sir. :. Pr:ncess Amelia. Captale N. Tenter; Marchioness of slr, Coolie U. lass ; ensraa flegrikt, Neal* J Peanus Catapbeil, Certain T. Marquis ; tar shies direst. . . lATTIIMPT TO FIRS ilsnattinnevt.s.sus.---Tvesday. Mr. Hayter, organ:lit of theCatesdral:eed his brother. wila bait born a visit to bins far swab wee boa •Sho individgabi detainA uu 1101'11,0m ehate. Ihs Fwd. calars of %dark we have alt titaiiit~ es.ansined, anGi the klagistestes.ehersiwee:w l il lll4 ar „int-tai l /atilt. with the assistguee of legs. advise. not . deeming the evidence satfijent to tapport a bill before a thrond Jury, they were discharked. 'I tie straiirest vircumstaare againit t:ltnt over , the runts' Airbus's ia their statement+ whilst tinier examination. foe w h;6 4 coneidering the t astreiriog and peenliar sitaatims• Jag *ere Flawed is, Inset :nay he allowed.--(Neefibeif • Journal/. - - _ r f , _. .~ I .0. • AY • A .1 • , _ ...11km.-._ ~d .~ ~-