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i I Ur His SI alsotei Inn, Cwiertnia., off Usbaut, °ember 151.9. Ste-1 this day crosirer! upoh His Ithipay ' l *ha p- Selire in chase of a brig, - and after a ruff of four hourii, 1 had tbe gad fortnue to bring the char , to, though not till she had 'suffered to the rigging. con siderably, hr nut itiusketry ; she proves the French nation:] corvette Le Mani, ethisuoindeil by Mutt. staff LaToufet, anteing de Frigate; she mount* eighteen guile, sixteens of !whit . « are twenty-fon. pounders, and has on hoard floe hundred *nil fif teen mien ; she a tiled from the Loire last night, and was charged stilt elispetleites 1 believe for Guada. loupe ; slw appeals to Soil very well, sad. ifs nearly new. I harellie honour to lee r &c. 66softies K. CoLLtEa. Thomas Sotheby, Esq. Rear•Adsatit al &c. M I LrrAiti - PROMOTIONS. War-ogre, ureadoe , li, Isom tiotts re.i.neot of Footrdltrevet Sisj,,e hours (:rapt, to be AI •j•.r, airhout iturrhatte. ' 1.6.1. J. r Fit:erretd, from the New Brunewirk Fencihte., to he Alnjor, Tire Drninino.ol, rim ou-triages. Hier► Brunawu•b Fencible.—M WilliaM Drummond, from the bulb Foot, to be Maj . , t ice Fitzgerald, uLo ra diants. BR Evrx. To he Lientenaut.Odencla in the Army. Major Halyb Hannitua, uu Half-puj of the Limerick Feu- Ini.re Thomas 3lurlay, on Half pay of . the Ili Foot Guards BANKRUPf CY ENLARGED. George Pearson. of Frt.],Ay-street, Chemioide, London, warelionsentan, from October 31, to . Dectsallier I, ul tro t ut G x114114:1, London . BANKRUPTCY SI'PERN.F.DEH. - Samuel Foster rel iitnrly of Mn. in the Isle of Ely, Cnit• In idCr, I.lllre of \Yisbieh habit Peter, and wow or t,ie of 11 , 11/I, tiather merehaut. 11.INKRUPt9 . . James Beattie, Isle of I.oustowo, Cuoilierls.td, draper. to soar der, November and ()ecruOw t, at th , ca, at the rtcuteb Arras, Itrkerple, runibtrisiol. • Attoro,y4, Mr. Itnaissey, Ctrhsle; and Mr Heury Muuusey, Staple's inn, ',undue. M'Cready„ sow or late of Marielirster, ilea'ae. to run enarr, December 1,2, end 4.1, at eleven, at the R••.sl Houk, Dirosiozhica. Attotorys, 31..51WS At, v. ander, sad Holmes, New-iutt, London; and Mr. Mai:flab. tismissin. - William croorls, of Charlotte-street, Rath:Jour-place. Middlescx. hue.' draper. to irr, N....ruttier 14, it, atvt rleceruhree.t, at ✓,.•u••t, at Goildh.dl, Attu' , " sew•. Nl4.osrs Crartiley and l'ry,Johti-street, Medfonl-row. tt ilium Herreouit, of Nur* ieb, lines-diaper, to surren der, Ntrarenher • 11, 14, aiJ Veccoshor 21, at foa►, at the Rampant Nona lou, Norwich. A:twor)s, Mr. %Ifillista Wells, Norwich; sad tfr. Williwa Atki.u•a, Clisueerriatie, Laudon - . DOM, late of Cashion court, Old Dc‘ad street, r !wade° merchant, to surrender, ovember 21, 2., at one, . n 4 Drenager 2; at tea, as Guildhall. Alienist's, Skiers. Fairthorne, sad Clarke, Wrimford-court, 'flung. morten-street. John Puckett, of Weymouth, Dorset, merchant, to sur reader, November la, December 2, and 23. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attonsey, Mr. Uouitield, Lips , erre street, Fleet-street • Charles Cot. loan, I,f Crnswell street-road, t I I.llleirs, seresager, to surrender, Iklevremtwr IS, December arid s at eleven, atGmWhall, Loadun. Attorney, Mr. Fraucis Estwarda, Spooled's. inn. Chastery.laus. Edward Yeta', of Spaleinse, I.iucu4u, linour.mr.thant, to te:•rentler, December 1, e, add 2-1, at eleven, at tile Gowlte Inn, Spnidene• Attorneys, Mr. Cope, Boston; alto ' 4r. Wilion, Gr.-vollr .treet, Hattoa.enrden, Loudon. tAilltam Ita..dall and Jossathan Marchetti, of Stork'oridge, Rants, inn-keepers, to somender, ISosemleer 27, at nor, 24, at sod Deceuewr 23. at *weave. al I. Coat h and Harms lent, Sortliamptua. Attorney, Mr Thomas Nichols, Sonthanipton. Thomas Lambert and Samuel Lambert, of Leeds, York, woolitaphers, to surrender, Derember 0,7, and 2.1, at eleven, at t h e White Ilsese lute, Let - s. Attorneys, Messrs. Lee and Rayear, Leeds i and Mr. Itichard Bettye, Chancery-lane, London. Richard Brooks rogellfil, of Fast-lane, Bermondsey, Surrey, enal.merekrant, ter sarrenekr, hoirsuber 14, 2.5, at we, and Ibeesuber 2.4 as twelve, at Guildhall, I..ondon. Attorney, Mr. elution, Saint ccccc t, Southwark. James Martin Bidwell, late of Stdesoails, Desun, haber dasher, to sierrentlee, boveseiber 14, 21, and I/reenalwr 23, to 'lmes, at the Star Inn, Fleeter. Attorneys, Mr. Turner, Church-yard, Exeter; and Mr. C. Hodgson, Parliametet• street, Westminster. John Nathaniel Rabat', of titithin's-lane, Loudon, vic tualler, to surrender. November an, December 2 and 2.1, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lonelori. Attoroe), Mr. 31aoson, Cburch-rew, Newinetuis-Beetts. • Joseph linterms. unit or late of Criderbink, Woolehle, wish of Kirkbarten, fork, aterelniat, so iurrcader, Noreen ber Jo, et four, and Devstulwr I, at eleven, at the Proem Cow Inn, Holrafirth, and ..;,at eleven, at the Pack Dome Ina, Hielders•Geld. Attienstja, Mr. Stephenson, Ilulni . firth ' • aad Mr Bettye. Clouseery- lane, London. Thomas Demme the yotinger, of Hereford, money-scri vetoer, to samouder, Noreeuber ts, ,t-., slid Defeliewr i.I, at tealm, at Guildhall, 12enlass. Attorney, Ur. Wright, Ilyde street, Bloomsbury, Lawton. Jusipb t7orider„ of thr Pavement, Moodie-Ids, London, riper.linager. to snrrender, .S.nensber 11. 21, and De. em• - bet k., at Moreu, at Caaellentl, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. e• lite, put enstle -street, Faleon-repeare. Robert Fere baiter and Jo of Dneeti...treet, Cheapai.le, Lawton, re sr.-housemen, .urrce..l..., Noiera• her 14, Al, and December Js, at eleven, of Inns. dor. Attorra7s, Messes Saint, Stevens, and Mapos, 111 - Jewry. James Kawelowde, Lte of Ml oter's crt, .I . ltl ▪ r 4.41, LAMIdutI, as rrls4 , l, in 5..1 ..c,..1, IN. 2s, sad Deronther :t, sr IrS. it ri.111.111:411, London. A:toe loy, kr. &Jacket I, (13 DI 9EN DS. Ike. i.coage af in .11 11 crarr• Irret; ( bath- Miltikeex, liacwarsiwer, at elreca, at thaglatmll, Looak.a. Fry. 14 Jam , . (Ana, mace Gartkua, Loudon, mei , •cl:aut, at too. vc. Dec v. imam :1 r, tat yottazr.., of Latter, nevus, r rae-soantfartorrr, ret our. at Ct.A..11,5a14 Pee 9. Cooper, of St. Ikvth, l:a•ex, veer chug, at eleven, a! 4e.Idlo,11„ loadois LS , ' a Nth Ellie, gam or lat. &apt, .4t theta, .t the Gregor authani, laiwoln. Lk , it James W.itleais,• lair of ehrtoitow, Monmouth, drwpar. at 'levee, at tlw 1t h,t,. ! I i ou , c,,,„,1 Ike _. Junes Tartlet, of km hfoid, I:aura, (Artier, at cle ar., at Guildhall, Looi:on. Doe. q. Julio Hattirkl Mrtoi, of Wcat-Sinithfieht„ Londe., oiliosa, at oletress. at Guildhall Me. lb. Roberts Telorson a:id Min Darren, late of Wal. kiwi.. new Use Matisionlionse,' Loudon, Matioheater wart honsernen, at (*ran, st Gtlikaball. • S. Jobs Lee, of Liverpool, =atheist, it eleven, at the (;tube Twee.. Livia pool. nor. t. Iletirla.Meary, of Lisrrpool, tailor, at eleven, at the Gluts Twee% doltalllrert• Lar.-eP , rec. 2 ',meet Phelps. late of Groatelier-pliiee, Middle sex, mart lirnt, at toiler., at Guildhall, Loodon. Dec. Groey NeWCII4O of tikinsee-street, London. ear ner, rt ten, ne Geoldleele Dee. It,. Jaubleu eleeke, of Itatietweiy, Wills, hateerdarbee, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lonian. J a s. 3 0. Alai tin Fretieh, of Georer.strest, Port maw square, Middlesa.x. wine•iiitweli - lot, at erw, at Guildhall, London. Nov VI. Itritael&,,,o , old Bufia.tre.t, Middlesex, suinisiater, at at Guildhall. London. 111os. la. Jobs Greenwood and Withain Gonaaldi, of Old liotid-streat, Aliiitlieser,Ameireaseee, at twelve, at thrift. ball, Loreto.. : . • Dee. 9. , George Chiicoo.i, of Solite, ealdnetvelles i at eiss• yea, at the Bush Tai en., Conastrert, Bristol.• ' I Dee 4. Edema d Cies er M . lituall, late of Cliiiit?s, *orgies. ler, nattier,' at twelve, al Utglss Green, St Peter, Wm- - tester. Dee S. Wm Man, of Lancaster, draper, at twelve, at Ile King's Arius lua, Lancaster. Dee. v. Dna, l'ullinger, of Boole., near Alrcsferd, Hants, nuolku.drepet. at twelve, al Guildhall. CEILTIFIVATVS—Der.o. John Ellis, of Kathlume-phice, Oxford-road, Middletex, ha: cher Joh.. Tomlinson, Of Barlastoo, Stafford, bnat.builder. itilliata Givedruough, late of laitipsteall-rosil, Middlesex, siva I prisailes in the Bruck prison, coaeb-.raker. Wiu. Gow.,te limiter, of undrrwritrr. Jotsu Salute, of tVitleouthe, near Bath, Somerset, freestuue, 114111Wil. Eduard Roll, of Bell Lion -street, Spitalfields, Midlleses, Laker. 'll;toas %Vail. Wore and Joseph Waddilove, of Batb-place; New-road, 310 , 11esex, stet wows Samuel uteft? .Pe arsoo, of Reveal', Yu' k, flax-dresser. J ph Hall, ut Stattord, mercer. Rita Parker, laic or Harden, Liston., York, cotton ts ist.spiumr. ticorue Sandra, late of .4 - street, Piccadilly, Wadi I ra, vict sailer. Jahn Flock, of Loudon-Road, St. Geutle's•Fields, South wark, coach-smith. • George Clarlisoit, of liristol,eshinet-onker. ft ottani Nteredith, of t shod street, Moldiest -It, linenalraper : William gird, lair of st..v, tOnftur.l, And Edward Iron...say lute of Stourit nl, Hamlet of lower .11 Woo, , Iktddtrotio4ter, %Yummier. It.tat. hoittiers. I Jolla TlMulas, of St Jaturs's pare, Westminster, Midilleit%, , David Dean, the atter; 1)„,i,r1)..... the ynnaget, and John Dean, of SI. John-street, mar 11 est-Stuaktield, Midditaax, rhersrmonge.s. Jana !'roar ), of All. rsnatibery, Loudon. merchant. al IiETINGS OFai+lTt tItS Al' GUILDHALL, TO-1101111WW. • N. N. Niel M.Neal,i3le of Cis itivstoti, South Carolina; bet tune of ithitlon, um...halt - - - 'it la John reratisiiii, late of Burrstreet, St. tingle's is ilie 11 , tri, taariuer - I I 501ma..3 Lei Ira, jun BROWN surrey, Iwoker - a n R illiaiii t.ei4o, IA . B .e. : iti.,-.iluiire horn draper . i I Tlioinae Culdsositis, Shortilitcl:, Al iddieri-x, dealer _ _ . 111 V11t.1./1 - 1 LI rry. Link Nee port-Pima, habyr.Lasher - 41 i 1, likibanJ, lquantrer-stritt, 11....stuabury, _ _ . . _ Jc.. eller - - - - - St II John l'l.ut..on, Motu.l row, C.ty read, Multilevel, coat- mat chant - - - - I II 1)I) I DEN DU Julio Ball, Hether.ett, No; foik, vnginerr - - 32 itsbert Collier, New Bowl-street, Middlesex, wee eliaat - - - - li . - Jassani Lane, Chearaide, Londe*, warehousemen - 19 Rolnrt Soso's, Mnrk• lane, Loudon • and Newt Cross, Deptford. Kent, provision :uvrirl:sist - It Jolts Erosion, sew awl JAnKCIIIIIWI,j■II. Nitholas. lame, I.o4alua t brokers . . A:l' ~ s, 1:ok• obouse-yar.l, I A/11 , 111, broker I JogDU'S 11111kaf h, gat of Seutellard, UM* don, win.-luerehast - - JulAu /I unter, takcat Aewpu•t.etrrct, 3liddlesex, . _ - kibentaslarr - - . 1 -los , ilds I. Lite of Manchester , merchant . - 14 liwii.zrd ifirmwee, Town-31alline, kcid, groctv . 1 Thutaas (kiss, Harkory toad, Middlesex, apothecary 1 11 illiaiu Williams, 11'.r k Luse, luedon„ sorry haat - 11 ft•i;tert AiAleris a, Gailiford-street; and of the 014 Papoaet, Broad sites*, 'merchant - - 11 Samuel Itryen, Grosvenor-mites, Middlesex, ebeadler II Rolm at Robison', Maischastsr, cotton-teed *ad well- dtaler - . - - - - John Parwn and Jurors Gardiner, Clement's-lane, Lembard.sirret, Lcii.lim; and u( Savrllt•place, Lainhah, Murry. las:o-inerrhanta, - - William Lanni°, ha. Catlairimes-street, Middlesex, . . . Li.. .lilt-baker - - - II - Matthew 11....jAmin, Lime street-square, EAnul.fu, . urrelisolt - - 1 - George Malta's, late of Charing-eras, 311.1dles.‘, but now of Pr...hires-hill, Last Barnet, 1 lc. I furil shire, farmer • - - It Thema. Leeks 41,4 Bernal. Thomas Hulbrool., WJt• ling-strict, Lootclun, warchtm..a..n - - i t Samuel Ilamilto , l, Slioc•lage, Imul.m, printer • It John Holland, Cheapside, Loudon Isaberdsalser - 12 John Cheney, Oxford street, limo:draper - - - I Herbert Wyatt, 11..hert Scateherd Jour% Charles Slwppril, sod N.. 111 Petterson Top, Duke-street, Mazer, 11A11•1011, painters • - . a t .- 12 Iti;liam Bryan Camberwell, Surrey, merchant ' l l4 l . 12 Pricer Odell, F.lorair-square, Chelsea, bricklayer - 11 Thomas Mollatt, 6.m1/61-Wee, 1/IJ-street. bloc niAnd - arturer - 4 . ii .lobo Brown, of the same. place, 14e-manufarlurer - I 1 James Leon, Savage-gardeus, rondos, drake wag Chapman - 10 (7ERTIFICATES. Charles Bril, of Pem-illy, Co•olisi land, 500n...11-draper. James :lornotrry, of ll'aednur.street, ostui,l larttt, 31iJ• dimes, hurt and Aline maker. Widened, or the Cite Arms, near Radcliffe- LI idioms, irt John %V,141, of Stork,rart, Chesil r, entlini-osanufattaree. RoLret Morley, of 01.1--treet row s , Si. Leonard, Shoreddcb, Wddirsex,:autioy..reuvelier. William Kase, of Eares.eourt, Kensington, Middlesex, . . . brewer. Benjamin If ovonn. late of Battersea, thilrey, felbasongrr. , .loc Crtaaway, of Bristol, stosse.nomeors Fraecie Iluisaril frriritusv, of Bristol, stow.- niasell. John Tripp tirreiMmy, of Bristol, stun...in:gum. Joseph flupti insult, of Stsulbrld, lurk, Naw. manufacturer. Kwhar.l Cooper, of Parralise.atrcet, Kt. Mary-la-buitue, Mill- . . . . diesex, planaerrr. Thomas hew I. y, Caxton, of Lekester, banker. V. aliam Foxe'', of Edmonton, %Waimea, soaela.master. ' .1 OX ( ibiCE. 0:1 Thursday List the old Berkshire hounds had a most Ciii.lllil and extraordinary run. They un sx.melled tneir fox in I leadiugton Furst, soon after ten; and after pressing him at a very sharp pare, he swain the Cherwell in the neighbourhood of N'ow'. come op the orieadows on the Oaford side to Holywell clmrcli, where he was so dead brute's, that his only refuge t emuilleJ in climbing on the roofs of house, liken cat, horn Which, however, he was soon dislodged. and theta ran up 44°1pr-ell-street in full view, with about three couple of hounds dose at his brush. Hr then turned short to the right, went into the back part of Wadhain College, and was fi na lly takenvu the parlour of Mrs. Wall, in H(.ly well, and there trigged. So singular\ a Fox-chase was, perhaps, is. ver witnessed hi the oldest inhabit ant, and a very large concourse of ipiople assembled to pee bib given to the bounds in' the fields near On Tneiday 11.4. the 7.h twit. was rnn oree Pool tefrArt courde, a match tor . 100 guinea's, between Wm. Ileum, Eaq.'s bay Mollie, reaffirm, and Mr. G. won by the NEviLues•tmy.sitiorp, WI WII.I former, to a cautter. ! --6 to 4 against Vanillas. At the avowal cekbratinn 14 Mr. Rue(us'e der tiwo oil the oth inst. nt 1-iverpool, it was twoottionos- I, resolved, by n mn•t respectable and nitmerote. seeetiug . . to request W. J. Dtlll9oll. of Loodott. Its offer himself a. ■ Candolate, to the meat of a dot mitotic)* of Parliatoeut. The «Wrest us Mr. Dtst we, is see be signal by freemen call. Pht • %ow-2MM • CHTENT-GARDEN THEATRE. The time of the Hagistratem was more take* ap, °a Hater- day evening, wills the nom squabbles, mid assaults, at C,veut•Garok , t Theatre, thau it has bests fur some time past, and the business was not liuished till past tit o'clock. Mr. Alaaham . Hart Realism, of Villier'smreet, Strand, charged Mr. %Infidelnn, of the same street, with as , iimtitig in maims; a dedorbance in Covent-Garden Theatre, on that night. This was most positively contradicted by several a lineage* who sat iwar them. Mr. Tbonipmun then preferred his charge against Mr. ars ham, for a violent assault and knocking Itini down. He said, that he was io the pit sttindiug e. a oat with other • pctsonoi, and, during the performance, : P aer stone conversa tion that took place relative to dos conduct of Mr Brehm% a scuttle ensiled, the Prisoner 'track him violently with his Rat ou his breast mid knocked him down 3, the only of fence he had given UM, vim bring pushed against him by other penning, which he costa nut possibly avoid : This statement was confirmed by Mr. George Pnrse, a silversmith, of the Strand. who stated, that, in n pressure and ermine, Mr. Thioutison was struck a violent bluw by Mr Brahma on his breast. Mr. Itralutin was ordered to find boil, which lie procured. l'ardadau, the younger, was brought in the custody of 'or. Bell, the high constable for the Holborn division, who said, be sew taw Prisoner, on the third seat of the Pit, white great noise mid ilktiobaure acre snaking there, and • beard the Prisoner exclaim, a if speaking to some pennies in the boxes," Now is your time Cu. the 0. P.'s to sing not for the old prices," mitt produced a paper with 0. P. on it, god had sue in his hat with '• 0 P. mid Clifford for ever !"' wall which he blew a horn Similar lo lbw'. timed by guards of coaches, s p un which he knocked she huru ono of his band, having tirst advised him not to blow it, but he per sisted in doing it. William Couch, a constable of Adam-street, Mary•ta bonne, confirmed Mr. Hell's ti idetice, and said he picked up the horn after Mr. Hal knocked it oat of Mr. Vanduitau's hood. 'Elie Prisoner ackqesisiellgen blowing the hors, but said it did mit belong to hint, and it had wily juat been put iutte hi■ bawl by a person sitting near him, u ben Mr 11.11 knock ed it out of his howl ; he also acknowledged having 0. P. iu his hat and Maud, bat denied speak*, to say pursue or persons in the boxed. Mr. Read asked the Prissiest who and what he was? The Prisoi.er asked if that was uccessary - to be tu:J ? 'fhe Ma gistrate infurnieil Iran it was.. The Prisoner thou said his Allier was a notary public, and plaided in %Vendome square. Tor gagistratc replica, that he did ant doubt his account of himself, bat th it he must bud hail, which not being able to tin at the ro• u naut, he was °fibroid hitt; custody.—Aboot cadre o'clock, however, be found bail. A man came to th. °lnce, and stated,thet b e bad been ex twenty ill treated hi the pit td Caveat-Uurden Theatre lie said he wain iu at and he had Mb sooner gut to the sole of the pd, Vaiii he was pushed against a %cattle mia, whim, he lindesseioil Voice to be Mr. White, jou. of Park...street, Westminster. Mr. White immediately pre him a violent blow no his head, which knocked him down ; ke gut op, and teutiontruted with MreiThile, and be struck him au:tin, and liariog item crrd himself, he gore Mr White .in charge Man officer, from w hum he matte his escape ; hut he did rot meanly insinuate nn blame agaiost the °direr, as thee.• was Furls a Retinal seem of confusion at Ib time, that it Was not his fault that Ur. ttlidc escaped. He, however, a 'hart time after, seised Mr. %%dine hiameh; and was briagiug kiss to the Office, said had gut him iutu the possve of the pit, on btu w-iy, when he w as at tackrd be a ecuttemaii, solad, as Mr. White was mat in the eustcdy of A constable, be had nu right to go r ith him, and thou assaulted him, sod rellelleti Mr. White from him. The ,r,cuth man who /recited Mr. White, sued assaulted bit,, was Captain Heretsoo, of Battersea. The M ACTS informed him, that all that mold he lone In the business, wonted be gr.mting & warrant I . Sr the as saults, against Mr. W 4.11 and Mr. Hewetaue ; which wee accordingly done. F . 1 OXFORD, Nov. 10. This morning the tier. Charles Henry Hell, D.P. nits iu•talled Deal of the Cathedral Church of Christ, in this Cusversity. This cerensony took plAce at. ten o'clock, and was remarkable, from the naintieraif distu.guished persons who attended it, in complimAlt to the new Dun, who is universally beloved, and highly respected as a profuuud scholar and accornplislied Gentleman. Had it not been fur the circumstance of Lord Grenville being'itow a candidate fur the Chancel ; lurship, that Nob!email, who is the distinguished °raiment of this College, iutended to hate been ptesesit at this hituttlehtui. The service was performed by the Rev. S. Stan. ton, Precentor of the Cathedral ; .an office which he has tilled with peat respectability fur missy years. The oaths of fealty and allegiance were aduiiois tered to the Draw by the Rev. Or. Barton, the senior Comm, in most dignified ineimer ; after which, Mr. Robert *Murre•ih the worthy Registrar, read aloud, in an audible %coke. the King's Letters Potent, recommending Dr. Hall's election. The Margins of Worcester, Lord Sidney Os borne, Lord Apsley, the Flom Messrs. Campbell, Lister, DiAtglas, Bathurst, &r.; Canoes Howley, Jackson, Dowdeswell, and Smith ; the Reverewl Messrs. Conic Atterbury, Cpaybeare, and Tarp ley, senior Masters; and fifty-one ender-geaduate students, were present. Mr. James. Cross, in the ebsenee of Dr. Crotch, presided at the organ, with his usual exeduuou and taste. After the ceremony. the Noblemen, and other Members of the College, were entertained at the Deanery with a sumptuous collation. The canvass for the Chancellorship of Oxford is now carried on very warmly. It her beets errone ously stated, that the Achbi►hup of York favours the Duke of Beaufort. His Grace, and the Bishops of I. lon. St. Asaph, mid Oxford s are the strenuous alvoeutes of Lord Grenville.. The inujority of Christ-Church is certainly in (*your Of his Lordship, with the two learned Censors, Dr. Webber and Dr. Corn, at the head of the pony. Professors White and Atterbur), with Mr. Plimens Smelt and Meier,. Tarpley anti llanbury. have not yet declared themselves. The Vire-Chancellor, with the whole of Uuiversity-College. St.Sohn's and Wortester, are the Patrons of Lord Eldon. The Duke of Beaufort has a very consider.Sie party in most of the other Colleges. The ladies. though it may be doubted whether quite cousistrot with propriety, are extremely active. Thursday last, the following gentlemen were ad omitted to degrees :•.• M AffIll• ill/ Ames—Rev. Rok . ert Simple, of Magdalen ball Rev. Ellis Jones, of haus ; Rev. Bobcat Henry WHOA. That ; Hew. Freiterwk Henry Papendick, Trinity. glaciaturit or Muatc—Mr Jay, of Magdalel3.hall. The King has been pleissed to grant to the Rev. Will. Howley, D.D. the office and place of Regius Professor of Divinity in this University, together o ith the ',lace and dignity of a Canon of the Cathedral Church of Clirk in the rigid University, properly belonging to the Regius Professor of th e paid University. being both void• by the promotion of Dr. Charles Henry Hall to the Deanery of the said Cathedral Chards. NriVilL INTELLIGENCE. ~. 1 0 00111110UT11. MO% 10. Arrived the Dapper gun-Narstii, from) engin. - Prised by, fur the Westivara, a .slanp of: wit. with r few Verdil under convoy. A fair traosrarts ;tad others are arrived, that came wader liar ',Sa voy; among theta are, the Lord Ea.'s. for Malts, and the N.E. PLY NOUTN•NOCK, NOV. 9. Yesterday, a boat• came in front the Quebec, /lon. Capt. Ponlett, with Genend Stewart and his Aide-de-Camp, Sir Robert Wilson, Colonels Brow n and Waters. Capt. Bowater, and a Messenger with dispatches fel—Government. as passengers from Lisbon, which place they. left the 29th ult. The Messenger set off directly for. town s Sir Robert Wilson ind Colonel Brown a few hours after, seed General Stewart and his Aid.do-Comp this mores ing, from the King's Arius Imo; us. gallant Co. ueral is retnrned in ill health. The dispatches brought by the Messenger are said to relate to an action having taken plus, about the 21st ult. between the French army under General Ney, and the Spanish army under -- o between Ciudad Roi4igo and Salanannta. The French luau about 10,111)0 men and 800 caval ry, and the Spaniards near , 20,00 n men and 1400 cavalry. The action is said to hove ended in eke evening; the French being icemplctely routed with the lobs of :WO, in killed, wounded and prisoners, together with their artillery. . Suck was the preci. pitetion of their retreat. that the enemy arrived at Wantland' the following incoming, at daybreak —a distance of about 32 Eigli•h mile s . Lord Wellington hail left Lisbon for Seville, to have an interview with his brother, the Marquis. About 100 empty transports arrived at Liabo'n s which created souie•ahtrin among the natives. Arrived the Brisk dloop nf war, from Lisbon, and the Croats, from the Eastward. &Med the Scipiow. 74, Rear-Admiral Stopford, for Rochefort, to relieve Admiral Sot bcDy. Arrived several transports, with ►ick soldiers, front Lisbon, and the widows of the brave British sui diets who fell sit Talavera. Smiled the Wainer, to the westward, with dia. patches. rAr.mouTri, 116 v. 8. Arrived the Norton porkat, Copt. Wight, from Cadiz, in ten days passage.—Wind N.E. tral9intrn, Noe. M. Sailed the Vanguard, of 74 gua►, to the west word, supposed for the Downs. TAOIII LLOYD'S LIST. GIL A vrsim D. NOV. Ht.-4011;d the Dorothy Foster, Soo deo, and Luna, Craig, hoth Aar Jamaica; Primes, Cornish. for Sicily !tone; Pi ince of Ork‘ig.., rtnle, to. t; dualities —Arrived the Staitiig, Leigh, froiu St. Domingo ; uud Chris topher, Tburgo, from Quebec. The late Earl of ARRAN'S ribbon has Zorn given to for Marquis iii'ritotiOND t 00 the special recom mendation Lithe Duke or ittcamox D. itstnotly and graciously confirmed by the common father or a.l his dolui.etons. Mli•s LATHAN has put in bail to answer the in. dicrineitt far t eepiry found against her. Doctors Powge.L au l ILIWARTH are the sureties for her sp. ^-,..aranee at the 'text Seivions.—Among the pro. ceerlings which it present disgrace this Metropolis, we ft. d that this CAW is proposed is a subject far debate at GALE in'Mel! Debatice; Shp." The purp.we is obvious. It is lu prejudge the came, cud eiceite a prejudice ail/Must one of the parties. As a proof of the pumal mildness of the *ellen, a rook's nest with young in it, and another with live eggs, were discovered hurt week in Bu■eat-nark, Berkshire, where these birds here been in full'ncti• vity for scone time, hulldingand repairing their nests, as is usual oh the approach of spring. Thureday . evetiiiiß the premise, of Mu - Jams,. in Eitgle-street. 11.1 were entered and robbed of it yummy of wearing apparel. _ _ _ . 1 1clarinf robbery was consortted on the road lead ing fats St. Anne's cal lair to Christchurch, on Snit. day night, ou Mr. * traveller, in the Bo hough. Ile was attarktri et Fort-bridge, by two its fli.tus, at eight tic.oek in the evening, who robbed lam or FAL his watch, enil even his bridle and saddle. 'rise mailers made off towards. Hinahorst. Mr. P ERKEs b a d .oine valuable papers in bis pocket book. and hills of exchange, winch the thieves re turned. and he had also 441. concealed. On Tuesday evening tag, arthe Maidstone wag gon wait en its Way from town' to tbat place, it was robbed of a large hamper of confectionery, and.* troop, containing four linadred yards ef 'riveter:4a. quantity of ealieo and cotton. PRICE OP STOCkS ON SATURDAY. Sauk S►ork ' 3 per Ceet 'reduced ..? 69 a per veld. fungal. • per Cern B4ll • per Ce n t. Navy ii,s Low Aenuities .ll is-idi is.l Impirml Annuities ~ .. Irish 5 per Cent 4 lnsiiiiim 0 1 . ... 33 34 prem. ; I.lAa Bonola Ex Arguer Bilk dirl 4 sh Tiekags.. ii . I se. Consuls fur • 7"ti T. emu, Stork•liroker. 4, Ctirsibil% soda, Cbariapero4s. !MATHS. - Oa Weelnr•day, the lady of Hatuhletou Csstamce, Esq. of Weston- 1 1.11nm, NosC.lk, of is s on n u.' Heir. I O. *hi' ath lilt. at Cau:ert.u.houar, tire t.: 5 - a Arthur Chichrbier, E.q. of • dauzht..r... I )I\KRIM; E.S. On WtAtneaday, et Mt. leullard's Owed', NewAllattent. by the K... Dr. Clearer, 0.1,3rt0 r i g a Nutting Grange, Vorkahne, to Mi.% Attu Wa11t..7, art • d tlanichter Jain Walker, tray. of ilsr f.rtner plate. On Sutur,lay, at St..lnnwa's Chun+, Mr. F;sirotan, of llot 01,1 to Mims:inn N. fit, of Pkeaaltll) DE A.m. On Fridsy morning. Serjeaut Dowling. a welt-known ger jennt Irelonging to the Cool.terain Iteginient of toot Guards, tneasitrinz eix feet Cote isielteshigh. Ile tr; et wing out of the house belonging to St ./111110:11 P o lare, apps reoll} to zoo I health, still aerldeuly dropped dos 11, sad ex pired instantly deceased wits ouch ...peewit MA 6111• ticed by the Dukes of Turk and Cando idze. NIGH WATER AT 1.0:1; DON BRUN:F., Tills . Morning a our. after tit, AfternJon gum. after 67 LONDON —Punted by C. SMITH, ha 1, Itlement's stet pt.bltired 31 the Odle.. Nu. li, Heck of St. t:knienr•- Cho. eh "-It tout, by .1. Or I ATE, SI, ...AI, pliecr...4 tr,k IV. kc. fnr till. Paper, mot to the Odice, tpost paid). will S. &sly id te. ode a to. . • --