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771 E MARQUIS .Oz * ••••••••.....111• 1 1 1 ,• 01 . Some of the letters from siiiirulterfive w.,debsiled account of the death of Marquis honiuo, (infers in some respect* front that received by the way of Gijon. Thee state, that he was destroyed in the town of Cadiz in the hollowing m.utnt•r:-I' he people, enraged at the reported a:loom:ha French troa:rs, assembled uud proceeded to the dwelling of Solana, and demanded arms nod aiutounitiou to f,revent their calumet.. Solent, ao?eared at the hideous, and admonished them to submit to the iurerraoeut of Madrid, to disperse. and prepare for the celebration of the entry into Spain of their new King. The poptilace became more theft ever earigesl at this address,and repeated their demands. F ;fano retired to commit with same Officers then in lain house; he shortly afterwards returned to the %amity, ;Ana again addressed the multitude, mad ernicitiaed by a peremptory refusal of their request. ' •iano had pistols in his giref:e, and his Guard of 11.4 four wit* ou duty. One person from the multi tude aporoecheil him, nod demeterleffthst their re -9•lest iii:4lit be cony:lea witti. Sot aao drew one of the I.: -t ds from his girdle, •shot the man. and ordered IA •-,tiard to tire no and disperse the mob. The riutras • tired, bait without bill, of efilINP no mischief was emit'. They were immediately tut r,, tieletl, &sunned, uni afterwards joined the Mill •tibide. who instantly cre..red the teensy. Soler:., 'escaped through the tont but was timid on the top of the adjoiniott.houis. tto was secured end brought down into the street, null WAS adjudged to be hanged in nee tOrtife equieres. O a l being led to execution, he was slopped by executioner, and asked if he wenkl have a Confessor i—. Wint no (;olifeiwor, and I shall die ienclihip with the French Em ',peen" Thi, declaration inditte:l a person neat him to give hiin a severe blow with a cudgel on the head. a inch was followed up by others ; his braise were literally heater oat by the mob, and his body dieseeted ea eta Of -I On Thursday last, ;Hr. kit:Haan BURN. Tame ke.per to the tad or LoNsoa Le, Shot, in the ritcr Er!ea, at Beauniont, gear Carlisle, the oxtranr dwary number of nighty-.ix tihh, at two shots; the SIMI !Ott fish was ses.-u niches in length. At the meeting a thr Hull horticultural' So eisety, holden on Friday hut, the following pre lim i am% were ari,tidgeri . - To Mr. Clarkson, prolener, Maks, O. Qs. fir the best eaohtiosior ; tat. dd. for the hest peat ; and Is.. tit for tM heat letts•-e. To Mr. Jo+la Roundire. gardener, Antah7Cosauson, ii. is. for the boat earls , entatoos. Tn Mr. William Johnson, Garden Cottage, 11. is. for the boot straehernes. To McGeorge gum gardener, /Severity, 11. is. (Sr the ►ast Cherries. 10 Lteattoant Wilkins's, of the Royal Artillery, Drv goal, toe. 6.1 for the best ranunculus, and los. fkl. for lb* Dear carnation. To Mr. George Earl, of Hull, tis for the beet rink, sad sp. far the best anemone. Though, in con,eqrienee of the recent origin of the soviets, there was not an opportunity of ad vertising the premiums given a sufficient length of time before the adjudging of them, so as to cause smith emulation in the growth of the different re getahles, fruit., and flowers. shown; yet, by col leetiog tri t ;etlier a number of gardeners and ama teurs of horticulture, and the production of a great many samples of the best vegetables, &v., grown in the neighbourhood of Hull, it is conceived that much emulation is already excited. We trust thia ior the future exertions of this useful sot ii ty (though it is yet in its infancy, and will be much benetited by additional members) Hull will be supplied more early and more ilbundantly, and with better vegetiehies, fruits, and flowers, than it hies hitherto been • and that the tieinity of th e town will Ire adorne d with more gentlemen's gar dens than it is at present. Several of the sub scriber.; and their friends, about 40 in number, af terwards dined together, and spent the remainder of the day in great conviviality. At the sale of the late Mr. Poinsr's stock at rgmere, in. Suffolk, sheeirling Sonthdown tops wry sold at front 17 to WI. each, and the Devon cows fetched frost, 16 to SM. per head. ilu 'Monday last, about twelve o'clock, an s'enning lire . irroke nut in the pottery yard of Mr. CAapia, in Bideford, on the east side of the river Tarridge, which immediately communicated with the finite richt, around, and raged with the utmost f i-y ; but by the timely exertions of the inhabitants, pi whom a large concourse was anon assembled to give auistance, the damage was trifling. conaidering the magnitude of the conflagration, a hich was such as to render the sight awfully grand, as the whole town was illuminated ; and many who were for a time precluded an opportunity of seeing from whence the flame arose, su;rposecl it to be from the buildings on the west aide of the river. This eir cuimitanee must convince the Iptirlatracy mid inha bitants of the great irripmpriety. of suffering ouch taro quantities dhow to remain so tray the town, co...footle threoteuinir its destruction. On Itatirday the wife of else George Welker Committed far breaking into s silk mill, near Lan carter), was detected in carrying a loaf of bread, with instruments in the inside, Into Carlisle Gard, adapted for caning she into% Funicular praise is Nee to Mr. NlClttlu s the gaoler, for his vigilance. . Oa Friday afternoon tart, Mr. Jon. Rnemits and • eldeet son, bankent. of Newport, set off from Lymington, its a sailing beat, to go over to Yar mouth. They Isere rowed, ik being calm. till they gat sear it plate called Jack id the Basket, when • hreese springing up. they proposed to set the sails. Simi:thing being manic in the top of the insist, one nrthe men gut tip to ilf..etigage it ; he came down, het still found it eliumgled; he agaia, contrary to the vitro-e of his et-Hope:Ann, got up to the top of t:ie mast, when he unfortunately upset the boat, and all were pi , .z.opitated into the water; and, me laiiebale•to relate. Mr. Rnnetts, gen. was downed. Th e belly was pii•kril up by a boat belonging to the nose cotter, lying near, which came immedi ately to their eminence. before it had been in the water more th s one minute. It iris immediately taken buck t.. Lyinitc:tait, when every method re <-•ntwarnc rd tho Humane Society Was trieql, with wiremittea attention, for font I v, r all ere medic:Ml gettlemen or the Jure, but without eXact. Mr. !looses, jun. caught hold of the keel 07 the hacit, anti supported laine•elf till taken into the cotter's bolt. The two watt m-n, who 11%e at ('ewes, swain to the mod on tl.e shore. t; titcy were also relieved by the boat. w Ih:ri ' MR. MVER'S SHEEP-SHEARING. Od, Thursday, the 234 of June, isom, Mr. Cir.- wail's Shoop-shearing took place at Ilarrowslock. Cumberland, which was numerously atui rc.ltrc a bly stout was emoodered as greatly improved. and much admired. The wool of the two steer ewes was compared with specimens of wool brought front Woburn, by a Committee of Gentlemen engaged in the woollen trade, who gave it as their decided opinion, that the wsol of the South Down was equiii, if not superior, to the spe cimens produced from the Duke of Bedford's flock ; but the cup wool of the Bedford breed claimed a preference to that of this conntry. The wool of the wethers, which had been fed during the winter oil drawn turnips, was not thought to be in My material degree injured. It is probsilde. the injury, if any, proceeded from the sheep being ex posed to the, wet odd dirt, when the turnips are eaten on the ground. The decision of the finality of Mr. Curwm's ewe wool afforded a strong proof that salving sheep in the natumti is not injurious to the quality of the wool, as his lock has clipped,. on an average, 306. being more than of former years ; some of file wethers tilM. 12ot. Some very good specimens of long-lsorned cattle were exhibited. Mr. Curwen refused setling'his wool until the Keswick wool fair. The draft South Down ewes sold from £2 to a guinea and a half each. Near one hundred gentlemen, respectable yeis men, and farut!ri, sat down to dinner with Mr. Curwen in his tent. The hospitalities of the day extended to a tinummus party of the 'neighbouring shepherds, who regaled themselves with the good old-fashioned cheer of their generous host, and the whole day was spent in the , titmost harmony uud conviviality. ..... Phe tou.ts that were <l.•atik, were as follow The King, the hest promoter of Cue Mt rico b.-eel Speed the Plough. The Fleece. The Dube of ficaurd. The Bishop of Lanelr; and all friends to agriculture. The Na•y of Great Britain, •mt nay the BaaL. of Wls► &rater* contribute to its prosperity. Mr. Cole, and sorrels to his Shaatt. l %alatal at nanthaua• Prosperity to th. Counties of entnheeland and Westover_ had, sad to the T,;4 sad Nautifortenes thereof. ADMIRAL B/: NKELG Y'3 DINNER. On Monday se'nnight, between three and four o'clock, the Right. Hon. Lord BUMF:LEY. his brother, the Hof.. Athn,ital Dewitt:Ls«, and Lord Duast.se, arrieed,..a.l-Ahe King's-Head Inn, in Gloucester, where 't/ie)t vitere received by a nu merous company of the Gtotleuif n of the county. assembled to congratulate their worthy Representa tive, Admiral iILittELET, upon Ilia safe arrival iu England, after an absence in the *mike of kir King and Country. At four o'clock, about sat down to dinner; at which EDMUND ranting, Esq. of Newlund, ut the unanimous request of the Meeting, obligingly presided. The cloth be ing removed— Tb.: hcaltb isse vosisias Suttreiri, the tauten, and t he Royal Family, was drank with that lorilty which has ever distin guished the County of Gloucester. Mr. /Janne then gav, The How Admiral Berkele!, our worthy Representative, with twenty roogratuistiilio anon hie soft return. This was re-echoed through the room, and drank with three tunes three, thrice told ; to wkieli the Admiral replied, that " If he NO words to ex press the feelings of hi- heart, he should endeavour to thank diem for their repeated kindness in his ab sence upon his profesivional duty, in the perform ance of which h« had nothing to regret, except in not bring able to attend to their intereat at home, in the House of Commons. His gratitude, how ever, was such, and his sensations so acute, that they overpowered him ; and lie would therefore content himself with thanking them for this fresh mark of their approbation and confidence, and in drinking to their health and the prosperity of the county : " _ The 'l,ord-Liantenant of the County, and the Noble House of lierkeley. . . . . . . . „ was nest given. and drank with enthusiasm ; when hi. , Lordship returned thanks for the honour they had done him, and for their kind tic-Potion to hos family ; and concluded by proposing, as a toast, The supporters of the B - rrkelry lamb —l.e)alty and Independence. Mr. PROISYM proposed the health of The Gentlemen who bad iw ~ ill atri and sm:ooded the Hon. Admiral at tie two last Elections. Admiral BERKELEY then observed, that, al though the health of Sir WI Luca Guist: was comprised in the last tout, yet that the great regard which he must ever feel for his friend S.r WILLIAM, and the famil•• at Iliglinam, in duced him to propose that gentleman's health individually, regretting, as he most sincerely did, that his recent domestic affliction should have de prited the Meeting of the company of a character for whom they all entertained the must sincere respect. The Cousteau of Beg keley was then given, proposed by Sir iieNtir PROTIII• ROC Lord Horsley, and thanks to bid for represonting his em elt, the His. Adtakal, during his abarnee, at Ike toe last elections. _ To Which his LordAhip made a suitahlr answer. Lord BeitteLav, as Cusiositutslarams, begged leave to give— The Se - nior agiotrate of the toasty—Mr. DeLtbere. Nest foll.iwed— Admiral *Arley, and the Nav7 of England ; which agaip called up the Adisural : he repeated the obligations he was under for their flattering at tention to him, and assured the company, that he shuuld ever be anxious to render his best services to his country. Many other Inyal and patriotic toasts were given ; and we never remember a Meeting ir.tos ofl svith more unanimity, harmo y, and conviviality. Last week, there was found in the moss of Res teneth, near Forfar, an oak tree of a great site, with numerous large branches. It is prosnhly among the I irgest of the kind in Scotland. The hole may he about 14 or 15 feet and full three feet diameter. flow tone it has lwen there cannot be ascertained, lint such is the preservative power a the moss, that the wood 'Torus to he as fresh us the first day it was deposited in it. Th.• marks of the ales with whi.•h it had been en , , near the root, are quite visible and distiort. It i, said to coatain uetivirm 80 ■od GO cubic feet of wood. ISTELLICIBICIL IrOMMOtITR. qVUT 5. Arrived the Pontotot frigate, Ca t o. Same. from the Chaiinel fleet. where she carried Admiral Har vey ; and the Alcmene frigate, from Plyntoaia. Both there skips, it is iiiirtnlitJort. have beet, of. dered here to take money to the !4paitish Patriots. Their arrival was annoUnetd to tne Admiralty by telegraph. Sailed the Stork, Capt. Le Cleyt, with the Popes Nuncio on board, for the /brazils ; and the Aid, oit a cruise. hi consequence of the order received on Saturday, the Spanish prisoners of oar 11.1ve bean put on board six transports, and this monliag they went out of harbour,' to sail with the Ak wezie, for Ferrol. The Spanish O'ffrorni who are on their parole hart been ordered to cowie hither to take their vassl.3e. A considerable number of tt.e men were let on shore last night, to recreate theniselies. PLYaiIfrUTIC, JULY 4. Saturday evessiag sailed His lilsjestj•'s ship elk- Nemo, 3t Kuah Captuin Treitslatt, lur l'Ort.woUth; and Violet liagaer, on a eruue. Arrived the htir. C.ort,,:e . and Favourite vuttei N from the Channel Fleet ; the Cirerr.iii brig ; and Whiting seicioner, Innis a cruise. Ai., the Tigre, of New a' or k , Clark, ina-ter. from Baltimore, for Bordeaux. with 49 Spaiii.li passenger., detained by the Growler. Sunda snivel the Thais Ere-ship, Ceptiin Fer riers; Dreadlo4 v 8 guns, Reur-Admind Sotheby, frvm Ushant ; and Rhodesian store *hie, from oil Lis'hon—she brings nothing new. Sailed the Peacock, lt4 „..nne. Captain Peek Cuajikt gun brig, lieut. Eat .Cheesly, Lieut. Foulerton ; end Gambier hired cutter, to join the Channel Beet. Sailed the Heirlevel* hired armed ship, Lieut. Austruther, w id) a couvoy to the Eastward.— Wind N.N.W. IJCAT., JULY A. • - Arrived the Areihnew, frWm Saumice, with the rblet under coliroy, which are wiled fur the —Wind 'Northerly. none, JULY 3. List night, the wind having come round to the Westward, the remainder of the West India deet, which kail been detained in the Ctsioniel by the late Ei.terly wind, cattle into the soon after ithich the wind clone roismil to Ise Eastward aguio, so that great part ort!te Sect Was ofl here in the morning. the wind still continuing to the Eastward. Sailed the Lies, of &imbue, Harrison, light, for Sunderland ; and the Ana mad Jeme..of Dover, hfusnry, ditto, for Portland, fora cargo of atone. Came in tha Margaret end Bradt's, of and from Suntkrland, Oliver, with a carp of coals for Dover. CORE, JUN 519. This tnerninq, a fleet of transports arriiA at Cove, for the dtnil.le purpoNe, it it said, of afiiird jug more rooin to the troop already cabarked, and of receiving additional troops. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. _ _ _...... OIIVIIIOLND, it, LT 3.-•••PlP:sed by tile Gulden Grove, frotu Jainsica.—Sailetl il,. .%ttn ' m a lts ; Atruader, N ivru and Mary, Ilesio,it:f.r :st.SalvaSore. ♦RRIYAL/. At Livarimul—tike John ;;Ii Vary, Penman, from Mus t:kat-lie ; Clyde, Damian, (men Jamaica; sad Liun, Haw kins, from Greeetlasul. At Belfast—the Llizalvth, Jeakirs, from Jamaica. • in the Ilibcrais, Nl'lluugal, and the 4aap Tloommou, from Jamaica, with several others. INTELLIGENCE FROM DAVIS'S STREIGHTS. We have been f.tvonrcil with the copy of a letter from diberdeou, to a gentleman in thin plate, dated the 30th ult. containing an account of the 'success of the following ships at I)i.vis'sBtreightii. rift. Or Ilut.r.—The Royal George, is fish, on the with of June, and of Aberdeen, us her palmate hum.; Samuel., 11 fish, June ; Gawaiser amid Joseph, 7 ditto early ; I larinosiy, 9 ditto, June s ; l evlathaa , 7 ditto, mid up the Streights ; Trafalgar, o, North Wilms, 4, Jam ; Symmetry I, early, sod all a iihin the fishery. (t Snit:Los—The Lady Jane, 6 Geh on the eth of May. Or LEITH—The North Sine, burnt us the 90th of %web, ramie wt Ivies 13 Rattler ~ s fish on the soh of ) t ay ; Revd Rennie, and William sad ' Ansi, 4 each, early, sad up She Streigiits. Or Dun ovg—The Mary Ann, soil the Dora, each p Soh, full ships, and MIA bruteeu on Ills Sulk ofJ USW. in etimpouy with thr Rove! George; Adra s, and the Estrailga and Jean. 3 ear*, nth May. Or ♦ . —11 e• Jane, 7 fah, bth Jun.; bad lost a man mad • beat. Or Los Osh—The Aunns , 7 tusk, sib Jane; Orras, Aim, sib May. The Royal Genets arrived iu the number yesterday, sad conic up to Mk port join as inn carat to arras. Captain Crrrusho• Wags sn account o Lich eon- Adorably sasirvita taint of the astabora eaurvratal above, bat we have on tint* to altar —Ol5ll PdeAct.) A man was taken up, last week, at Birtnitigliang who had rommitted various footpad and other rob beries. iu thw gioiwity of that town. it ghee al*: pears, that about eleven o'clock on the, day before his being Liken into custody, he stopped Mr. Poe- Trauma, by the side of Moseley l'itrk wall, and rubbed him of his watch and money. Information wns immediately given to Mr. PaYn. who. on ediicsday se'nrsight. appreliended Willie* Ina. aged si. This man hail heen a suspicious charac ter, and hitherto eluded Mr. NYN'it meet iudefati gable search. Hr Itaii shier been sworn to by se veral irrsons who Knee been robbed, and otherwise ill-treated, in the counties of IVarwick, 'Worcester. and Stafford; and on Monday following he 1.114 fully eomuate.l ou 'cry heavy charges, viz. for rob , iing Mrs. and the Nli.ses Wirernoar, near Astou Fur nace ; for robbing Mr. Boma', the optician, of Moor -street. on hi. , say to Dudley ; and for rot.- fang Mr. Porriiturtn, ler above-m..104mi11. On Tuesday ae ntrighA. Wood was safely lorlactl in Warwick comity gaol, Mr. PAM. stood, howe%er, that hr would have bet a scat to Worcester, on the charge of rubbing Mr. Porte u- n ite, mar the Park 11'811, lent, chlvd to hia other atrocities. he had committed two rape. I.i the mutt te of 11 arwick, for which he oil) hair t.. at till. ensuing aesizro. A iitapon, of a ilrewifil iir tea., with which he is rintlerbtood to have pedanti c', his tiepredatiqus. Iva. remit, new- Stue ihwi and is now in the prs...essioa of Mr. Pitts w• 11 b:! produced in evident a against hip: —at is a about half • yard in length, tOl, tni.re t'.ou halt • pound of lead at the top. IVe voiti, t ratillat.• the public no the ski.iritenSilln of •MAI u , I,.. , titg as ooen day did riot protect the trove:ll.r, p irrico lady female..., from becoming the olije.ts o: Ins depredation. •XPORD, Jet, V. On &loran, int, the key. SiwitA Ravratilvor, R k brasenoie Callas, was atboitted rdwavr of Rrts. ;. WIN. %toolitea, of Exeter Ce:lete, mm 1.10120 has , t.f wow Colter, wvtat admitted M.A. tt'r 'Jar cat ttnit seem any &enter C•ratortal:7t, tion ()xf.trki rVes. CAP/it , d a Inre.i.w mime thso it Las ended dotal the tat:, .lutuiersoy. Ou Winds, murit.,4 the Troelt es of Cox Itsdelitte In proceeded its olio t, Iv St. lisey'r Choreb, where a gerioid was pr.-.34.11“.1 r tL; benefit of thoet Pitelmithr,p,e lastitwtnio, bi the Rev D ‘ . ‘tiestionater, e. 1.1 Lees ~i the Most It,. nom al,:c Order of the R:411 Th 4" I, wed It4r; Divi,,e de inercd so int:citable rho:onset, nerd evc3 e t nio trite u toeic was t elootield, aniinntrt., sad Li e . resting. Tien Sterile:, an the el•CtlfilUd were the , of Oxford sod Sir John Iteede, Wirt. and coioctioi the doors wounoted tee t tot. it. ON. 'Ow tirner..urx efts,. wards dined together at the Stir inn. Tare Earl of Jerre • and the (tie. Mr. Leitzli, of *Addlestrep, were appetote:li !Aro:wills ho• the yet,' ehst - (3:. Teitiotny morn-0g the Heads of CJl!rges and gee c.olipseied by the Noblemen, Doctors, and tJ - Uoivenity, west in proeessiln from the Loewe of th.:!ici Dr. PUMOTIIIi Vice-Chancellor, to the Theatre, shel Charles Severs Watkitie, Earl. wee admitted Itt the bore r . try tir4ver of A.M. iir,iwiited by the Pc. .sirt;. , of leadhuni College; and.tbe Rte. Le. V larrta • ter! to the degree of D.D. ad •?6 ,-, 4eme, timd N.,t r ,, , ,,,,.i ed by the Rev. Dr. Dull, Resins Pi•ofeswra of this occasion neither the i..001s r.. a It•C feet o{l6 04 VV.iktlptugtern hod a tietev , who teethed the respect :..114 gratitele which the:r •ti,. !welsh towards their f•trorreb!di Preceptor, by peals nf tr,•• itele both long sad loud. Tim Rcv. Me. Crowe, Piddle Orator, then delivered, with hie at• eicloneed w.ergy and ftwcible eminence, the tr:totai Fio c ft in r inisitiourntion i.e the hneeferters to the rniverw!, Having smiled hisseelf of former umpire,' rites to anti to eulogise the rtebeetite 'choices of Mesit, Petty,o nod Architecture, lie took uo Ow present ocrac o n, a p...ispo L imo and comprehensive view of the 'holy of law, mid t opt- Gated on the merits of Aux who bod•entioently distioguoh eil themselves by au maidimits treot;on of their time and t 2. huts to this learned and etahorate proferoiuss. The tle , t.e. men to whom the Prizes of the year had beet awarded twit delivered their respective commodities. Mr. Whiten Chavvr, Student or Chew. Church, recited his Latin Pores upon the outlier t D4phi: H e enniteation was remarkably di .1i .et, tied the verses arm written in close imitation of the arenmentative style of lateretios. The Undergraduate's Purse givea by an unknown Benefart u r, and the sithject 41/0110;ftei was spnAcen lay Mr. Matthew fledleetou, scholar of anivireity Collette. This compuaition, areoriling to our bninbk judgment, %AR highly torritorioup. It was finished wflf will, nitwit elalsao..te itemiser sad pointed propriety, and the lien tical adventures of the Arabian lutiioater were cull scuirnterl, with considerable skill, in a nterow compass. The mien striking postage, p. rhop. was the delicate mingle= upon 4, Wedded Love and that holy institution wet Ml phatleally mistrusted with the illicit, stak::.tured, and vo luptuous revelling, of the Mob:met:of Parudist. the Evigifah Exady upon H.'nlitory Rork was 'recited by Mr. Ciairles Edward f;rev, BA. and Fellow of '44 College, anti was diatinguitlied . by a remarkably . .4 pe.api. mous shit, while the deßkery of ft wee rec.:. 's , i/ilelling• manner . d.void of nil ostentation. All the tOmpasitiaus rite received with testimonies of great appro's. ism. The Theatre wag thickly studied with visitors, ammg %s km we noticed the Marques of Downshire ' Earl oft mouth. Viscount Bernard, the Bishop of Onfurd, Sir JoLt Beane, Lord Grine Grenville, .kc &c. On the creainga of Monday and Tuesday, two mlmirable Concerts wets given et the Musk Roam, and aision.; other ~,,kr r formers wo netirod Dr. Crutch, at the Orga and Mr. irsham, with thr two brows Lyon, "rared glii 46- slant" to a very crowded end brilliact audienc.. On Thursday, the Fier. John Bose, of St. Joh". College, and Rev. Richard J etk ins RanwaJnkins,ofCeepos CI. ion College, M.A. ;ad Students io Divinity, were admitted Beeleha'S end Doctors in D..tinity. John Blight, D.U. Wadhant College, ass admitted l'.ictor iu Mcdteirc. arr. Jobe Fletcher, of Bt. Alban R tit : Mr. George Haiirint, of Queen's College • Rev. Juba Hamner. of Brourilose College ; age. Henry Rilielies, of Eallipl Colleges and la. aulaert.Jaates Spencer, of ,Wiselhatn College, B.A. were ad. mined Masters of Arta. Peter POONIP, of New Col lege, and Thomas Wei"' Yorke, of Links cavity Gwent, were admitted Bachelors of A.l t. On Mondly lort Mr Jobe Wayne ♦nett was admitted Fellow rend Mew,. William Bitter Alien and Charles Hatching, Scholar', of St. Joisa'a Culle e , is this Univer sity. Oa Timmday lad Mr. %V. E. Moor. of Exeter sod Mr. P. isikumin, of Ocicl, acre Matted F.liows of lemitar kgr. _ - on Uneasy 4.i !fr. R. Akers was elected ITaster, sad Mr. Ittr . ..ard Dry awl Mr. Timms Matter, Wardebs, alit. Tai lor's Company. MEETINGS OF CREDITOIts, AT GUILLIIALL, TO-11101tROW. Juba 8 mane, late at Caaterbary, Keit, eorn•mer cheat - - - - - - - gle Nathan Davis, IThe,llesex-place, Limns-green, Pad dington, dealarand chairman MN. - - I II TRICE OF STOCKS YESTERIJAY . 3 per Cent. Reduced 3 per Cent. Consols 69 Iiii 4 pir ( 'ent 64 I per Cent. Navy 91 all Lang etanitirs % lll 134 Jurperial 3 per Cent. .... .......... ...:...6 011111111/1,11 ludo Banda i M. I'm's. Ex.i.c.rer Ri11............ Eng Itch Lotter) Ticketil .... .. etl 041. Consult far ad 71441 T. visit. Stork bro'ker, 4, Carlin % and 9, eh or :.g el .KII. COUKSIL OP 10 Sinsteniass 36 i e U. Utile at sight a Rotterdam c. f 1 i 6to U. tletimisero 33 •U. Alines 33 4 2W. Paris Ditto st Va Boortleanz .. • • 24 11014 Mo•lritl ..... 41 effective 11%1044 Lt•Aliors Napk4 42 LCH ANC E, J LY s. tro"" Cark • tVLLION. Portugal Gold is 47i 11.1v.Pie. Item Oct a. C so Do. I Def. COAL-MA R Ships at Market. Sold. 45.. i% rworstle 4l . 3..hunderloul Y usksb:re Coal— • I—cinders Cob; and But, 1. a. t. 1161 OS Dootaluens hew Donnas o s 3 Silver to Bare . o New Loots (each) o Aglo or the Booker II olhoel. 6.1 per Cent. :KLT, JOLT 6. Price, ••• 445. Pd. a S's. Gt 43.. Od. ■ 4.;• . WI. a —s. 9916 rid —s• rr MARRIAGE. On Tuesday, at Kilvereloce, to Norfolk, by die ^ ' at:d /Zvi , . 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