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into the a Cole- i~, llDi~'ti jtassi~i~ TS , ryas i;ing the 'us, tllat, 11);i3r ; it) to be 0 s day ex' n r itist , frigitte l cy seco, S cock C Britoll+ f` r:of ii,3 f jt ''t; Li SIAtN PAP FAO, GERMAN PAPERS. ;900f 111 00. 11 i s Mg' *1 0;10 )011'; 11 C ivs 107; Iv COOP:„ ftitrA 0 or C 1 , ()1 colo n 18 11 " t .IWt jito" l- 1 ;.110 )f 1)3( a 5.111 ii ribo ' OO l ity 'ARR4CIONA, OCT. 3.—By way of the Adriatic 'hare have received the follniting iniportant in : The Novinces of Istria and Croatia bad risen en !I'm against the Tyrant. The Austrian flag toted in the ports of Fiume and Re, and almost on 0 e Adriatic coast ; in the port of Lissa were en 48111 1), a frigate, and a French brigantine, and l'expected that in a short time three of the former ' td four of the second, which are in Venice and rr: c; •. e' trill share a similar fate. The Atittriali "lletal NUGENT, with 22,000 and some Crbuts, 6 e'lted 40,000 French, who, by combined r ' ve ` 4 ellt, they attaaked, near Trieste, and took roslt henl one cannon, much ammunition, and 800 .44 We are .assii red that the Bavarians, 23,000 str ~ l ) , have, oined the Allies. t ; 4 1 1 ' 5 e 1 ;, OCT. 30.—The allied army is going t0 "741 " 74 1 into four corps, and Marshal BERES 4iii,jt is said, command one of them, cont 'le 3d and Gth Divisions. On the 20th, Loan, Mth'3llal BERESFORD, and their visited the positions of the army si .a have usually been the precursors of and continued trimnphs. eteristics of the late 15ingdom of West its inhabitants in 1812 and 1813, .we public with the three following tk were taken in the secret archives !e at Brunswick : t toß-GENERAL OF THE GEN'S D'ARIVERIE E C O I4IsIISSARY-GENERAL OF THE POLICE : SWICK. " Cassel, loth Oct. 1912. 14 4 report of th e 6th i ns t an t, I p erce i ve th a t a "t er tiiat nen t was provided by the Commandant and rheStafr, Major Von to celebrate the r' gained by the French and onr troops over the and th a t besid es t h e c i v il and mi li tary author i t i es trades r m..ii and inhabitants of the city were iu- L:onsiderinr, the had spirit which prevails in the lot at all snrpvised that out of ISO persons who lotions, not erne third attended, and that no lanifested a; table. You mention several. civil :mum Of distinction who were asked to this din krao te - 10 appear --h e sure .nd keep a strict rye upon lITE SANTE TO TETE SANTE. itl f ; Llve rectived v' onr . C'esset, Oct. Bth, me. report of the sth instant, rt:sp . ect ; 4 t Ikum, which was perforated at the princ ipa l et t . , 4. Ilaten.er, on occasion or the important victo r i es it 4 " etk l lt ; talY in Russia. You tell me that at, the o `e 3uL4 3" was to begin, at the conclusion of 1, far the greater pareor the congrega ,11-* rl.' " ose from their seats and quitted the church. lo an easily easily c o n ce i ve th a t extrronlitia . ry 164 ii in a grem, assembly, where there may be fun!itt 1 : ,1 :i4e ch n ildre and f I ; _r_tnms the army concerning w l iG r r l4,73 y be in anxious uncer t a itity—sti sudden lllcotinot e c ,e a s i , t e t - - t(t4 l,w ir idea, but rath e r con c lude th a t this in the ' of the Lad disposition which pr e v a il s a cif sign _ t tk . 11...........•• din l' r () I' THE E.............., (I v :: ,AT HANOVER, TO THE COISIMISSARV• • ' .."'LI AT BRUNSWICK. . 11 4, Ilaporer, 21ftry 17,1E113. 1 44, C3444sAliV GENERAL.—The celebration of Te Delon, ~ount f , 11, 1 , 04 -do vi ctor y ga i ne d by the Emperor ICAPoLtoN, 44i t '"ast. at Lutzen, tooh place in this city yesterday, Peaceable an d or d er ly manner . ' Of the Public here, to this event, ILiljq 114 t, t he. total ap a thy hott enough for the congregation to quit the church katrcll'4 S O Oll us the Tc Than: m'as begun, and that. body retrained to perform it, but the precentor "111: 4 Rist. einidtli(l Wi ncipal Chu rc h, where the .Ituborities of the city ''!' l ,4 l , NI: G enera l s withal, their Otlicers.wrre imemitled, te l ,„ ut lunch better: for though the Church cunt:lined 1, t N T, enu m atch. collected f ro m ot ives o f viosity, yet none , the Te Ilema ; not eveirthe sc!mlars were —L II" conduct the sitigiag, Si: that the re ./.) , :mn „ Dn 'ilerly be said to litre been g merely tt. le organ, acecompanied with poaanns,. drums, I ' l4 l and frequent discords." • 11 4 qel .1i;41, [ 1(1. ` 11 'Meeting of the Subscribers . to the I)!iti,,iNe4ISTRIAN INSTITUTION took piiice Un hist, lit Free Masores Tavern. 'llle I \r 'N'r took th i e Chair,. and the J)ukc» ot 4nroito, Mr. IViirrnaßAD, and 0 1111. 'v%:)(np.,c cu t long debate pi,„ ‘ .iy, wire p reach . .s were lu which several Resolution finally ad o pted, tentliai; to prom()' te of the limtittitiou. JosErn LANC;\S :44 e n IO the surprise of the compani, after p: V ellt Of SI/ITIC notoriety, was pros ' , lit, and Eli the debate, lie made stateinents ;,,‘, / ' i q, f t "in points which were fully refuted by • the most • tbl limbers presei:t. °II it w lespeC 1 14 as universally adivitted that he was 1 11, ( flf tiny concern in the . financial depart . - the • , 4 t 't ( ,.. "'Amnion ; b ut, on aceourit of h is I , l4e xiou with the system ) , a subordinate, ' „ 11 IC-Wined for him I k rt.! r d ay , Wtt • allowance of a ...kv rit t i 1.4,41 loornin-chaise was s last, a return , t he Star inn in Canterbury, 011 tr,s 1, '11 ) 6 . ' . • 59 ( 1 1 6 ; PtiVate soldier of )e rcr 'ed „ rty of the Glamorgan 41 41 w i . )4 •essed ;ip ti4 io took nut of it, wel -tt r htlY a sailor who has been t be who had since . 4 . r„ tri 0 reach Naval , „.___ r k " . .. ‘vb I : e i tif , the prison-ships in the 'lave Pr - nits been confined nine year s ' 4 ' 4 1 47 1 ,,_ ! r1Y belori ge d to th e flit Kent tt il 'ivii : 1 7 in that regiment, doing duty - . 4, 11 1 4 kl iOlv ii i l e l nne rSs at several deeptsiss , 11 0 7 1 t 44 4 • ( ige of their dress and behavto • I tr tilt n l' . !la-Peet the prisoner, "li mn s he 14 W e 1444 e, and who is for the res ult st '• • 6tite gut)). ..,,tvittt(l i to e P°llll' °111 ) Wilt, i rti Ft! posedof tilt v,'l , /If °I , (lie I'leCitc Al. L 1..;t frPit'' Adjutants be iJl3' til ar visi l ts ) le'Pevents, at 1), , , , tv the l'3l' thistili ,4'ehattac t,t.:, il, 10 )!Irr4siit4titanti D; „,,,. ,_vnt the '''e o''lt, , 3, WICIC 1" ' i . , tilt Pnilel ~ Cl ,, ' 111 % , Ilu` O :SpE c • sree,i,lf . To ti.luE 1 tci i, A/ . AT ukuus bitll ol. " Vrin, l4 , , As 0$ the nterta he (.11:1„ f tr tern trot .. A ~, , 4 . tictoritl, wi t ..ni :t, 4N4 i; and „ a ril ri ': e Ptil) c i pit t c DO, , /4 t4t 5 it . tz ,IS Pl4cp / e ent.. , t ... am nil : t ,/ 0 : 11C l'c,,elved ilivitz ,;112:t..: , 11 1 ‘ : /'it Y was ru: 4t. 44 inil p ei r,1.,q, dig, 1 - 1( .1 1, qcekana." • 1 ''' fi f.:('' • N v e rec., klAucik A. I/, 14 1 Mi t , t „ter ,V °I tide ‘t•elit'-. .7 ! Il lt Wittn .. L FALMOUTH, Nov. 10.—An'ived the trinceE3 Elizabeth packet With a mail front St. Thomas's, in 30 days. I'LYwooTt6 Nov. I i.Canie dowti the Hai.- ,bour, and anchored in Cawsand Hay, his Majesty's ship Duncan, of ;`4 guns. The Cydnus frigate, Captain LOTGFottp., arrived here this ino:ning from St. Sebastian's, with a part of the garrison of Pampluna. PORTSISIOWTII, Nov. 112.----Arrived an American scitooneri a prize (in St. Helen's Roads), and the sloop Agenuria from 'Guernsey. - Sailed his Ma jesty's ships Avon, Stork, and Ogent,' on a cruise . The Isabella transport, PATTERSON, Master, lost two anchors and cables in the gale last night, and is come into harbounr. HAttmcn, Nov. 12..---Arrived the Justes, Acx- ERMAN, from Gottenburgh, with the loss of an chors and cables. The Nestor, TAaaoll, of North Shields i was lost on the Gunfleet last night. DEAL, Nov. 12.—Rcmain the whole of his Alaiesty's ships and outward-bound merchant men and transports as per last, with their top gallant masts and yards struck. They appear to ride well, except two brigs that have lost an an chor and cable each, but we cannot learn their names. FIVE o'CLO.CIC ! —The gale continues. LVNINGTON, Nov. 12.—A French privateer has been hovering about the Needles within these few days, and yesterday she chased a pilot boat close to the shore. It is also repotted that she. yesterday Captured a light brig. Remains in the Roads his Majesty's brig Elizabeth. DARTMOUTtI, Nov. 11.—Arrived the American schooner Charlotte, thiwF.us, from Dourdeaux, bound to Charlston with brandy, wine, and silk, prize to his Maje,, , ty's cutter Dwarf, Lieutenant GORDON. NAVAL PROMOTIQNS AND APPOINTNIENTS. Coptoin Elliot to the Martial gun-brie . —Lient.. Ferguson, late of the.lteroldtiontiaire, to the Sra Lark- , -Lient. C. Boi thek, late of the Speculator hired In;;ger, to the Neptune (2) tender--Lieut. Thompson to the tontniand of the Mullet schooner, in the Channel, cruisingLient, Jellicoe t the Circe, .at PortsmOuth—Lieut. Michael to the Barham, of 74 guns, at Portsmouth—Lients. R. Williams and IL Mey nol promoted to the rank of Comnianders—Mr. W. .Palmer,' Midshipman of the Vigo. promoted to the rank of Lieutenant in the Rolla sloop-Mr. W. T. Dance promoted to the rank of Lieutenant—Mi. 'l'. Pearse, Midshipman, to he Lieutenant of the Phreitix—Capt. Robert Rowley to the comno of the Re gulus troop-ship, at Portsmouth, in the room of Capt.Tailour, promoted to the rank of Post Captain--Lient. Dunn to' the Indus, of 74 gun.;, Portsmouth--Limt.NeWton to the Mon , tikgn, of 71 gnus, ;it Plymouth, fitting for foreign service—The Rev. Edward O'Brien to be Chaplain of the Medw a y, o f 74 • guns, at Portsmouth. , Wintsort, Nov. 12.--Prince ERNEST, the Quimi'S youngest brother, is shortly expected here front Mecklenberg. The old apartments of the late PritlecSS AuEi.IA, in the Castle, have been preparing for the reception of his Highness.— Yesterday her MAJESTY and the PitiuCESSES' went to Frogmore. Princess AucwsrA rode on horseback. This day being: very wet, none of the Royal Party have been out of the Castle. The companion of tht: lamented Capt. Milo-in', Lieutenant (now Captain) WAtus has been pro moted with a promptitude highly.honottrable to Lord '',NhLVILLE.', The new commission of this .brave Officer, whose late escape from Primce has excited SC Much interest, is, we understand, dated on the 3d inst. the very day on which the ordeal of a Court Martial'purged - hii», a seirior survive lug Officer, of 'even formal responsibility for the loss of his ship.---AS Captain Wituas continues to . stiller greatly from his wounds, ill-medicated throughout a long and severe imprisonment, we are sure the country Would rejoice in any further recouipense, by pension,. or otherwise, of which `the Admiralty might thinii.lihn <leservity,'. Two Naval Officers entered Carlton-house to .gether ,on Thursday, to attend the Levee, one of them with only one arm, and the other with onlx ,, one leg. '.l l heKildare Militia, aln 250 strong, has ar rived in England; and received orders to march for Canterbury. Tlie Corporation of the City Of London have voted a portrait of Field Marshal the Alarquis of Wri.LlNtrroN for their Council Chamber. Mr. TußNEtter.t.t, the 'sculptor's, model has bee e ap proved of, and he is appointed to exbptite it in marble. The whole of the mlney, $O guineas, for the battle between Paiute; and Alexander, was made good yesterday, at Geeon's, and the fight will be next Iveck. PonTrt.---The price of this necessary beverage of the 4vorking classes of the community has been lowered at Norwich, as well as at Bury, and other places,--Wc ought of course to expect s similar reduction very shortly to take place in the metro- polls. at Tuesday, Louisa gatibla Askew, Am D ug . more, and Mary Irepwood, were brought tip at Hatton-garden Oflice,, to put• in bail to indict ments found against the for conspiracy and per jury. l'he Warrants on which they were H ow l ". headed had issued in ponsequence of their failure to appear and take their trial at the last sesiions ; and, having no other bail, they were, ordered to , in default of bail. John Askew, husbandBtltiitl il e e t i : i Louisa ttlt Matilda Askew, appea,,ill on the part of his wife, and was himself immediately ta ken into custody. lie produced a day rule from the King's Bench prison, where he is'a prisoner, as a protection to him against the warrant ; hut Mr. ToitToN held that it could have no effect upon the operation of a criminal Warrant. Ht, was accord inly committed along with the three female pri soners till they should all plain fresh bail. f.l. ^. . 1 14 .1 . :tiS ‘vi!cise vtical powers have made a fui , pui•ii!.dt impression On. the public, it) thiii Theatre, list night performed the part tM in The Mien;la. It i but justice to her; to say, that she gaVe the airs with an much taste' and skill, as not, only to confiroi that imprezts.iou, but cGasiderably to augment lier prtifessiOnal repute. She was encored in 'nest of the airs, Which site sip% with feeling and siniPlicity. She has "not yet overcome 'her tlitlideoce us hn iletrest, but that diffidence exited an interest in her fa vour.—Mias herself with spirit in Louisa, and sung at least prettily. We are sorry to perceive that SiNCLAsili hi getting entirely into fhefioiiriahing taste of the day. Tie sung " Had I a Heart -- in stich, a limner; that the original tekture of the . stufwa4 lost iii the embroidery. '!'be rest of the perforruaute ha been too often noticed to retpdre any comment. There was a N'ery numerous audience, and hacknied tts the piece is, it passed (ti- with a degree of spirit hardly exceeded in the zenith of its fame. • BltAlf.lM, it seems, is engaged for forty nights at Drury-lane Theatre, and is preparing the niusi of a new Opera con q lAy himself. No.MINA4rioN OF stIEitIFFS. Yesterday the usual preparations being Made in the Court of Excliegner tot this: proceeding, and he different Officers being in attendance the CHAN.. cELLott of the EXCHEQUER, the Lou, enAtidEL:.' Loa, the Lon) Pak:slut:NT, the Loco PRIVY SEAL, the Earl of LIVERPOOL, Vi!icollitt DIHOU7•H Lord ELLENBOROUGH, and Chief Justice AhNsytut.n entered the Court in state ahout, half-past two o'clock. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER . MIS ,hhited in his robes of state, :black damaSk'. richly embroidered and embossed with gold. Their Lordships of the COuncil took . their seats on the bench. They were followed by the learn— ed Judges jwith the exception of Chief' Baron Gittas), who took their seats round the table of the Court. The lists of the hidividuak Fut in nomination were then read', and were in some in stances amended, and several of the individual:; ,orlgi::411y proposed, were excused, on the repre sentations and suggestions Of smile of the learned Judges. The rest were approved, and the Whole having gone through, the conrt broke up, and their Lordships retired with the accustomed fot malities. THE LATE pLouto Uzi NEWS. On Saturday evening the loyalty of Bristol wa s most conspicuously displayed by a Gen!ral IllO tninatton of all the public buildings and private houses of the principal inhabitants. The most prominent was the front of the Commercial Rooms, the colunutg . ui which were entwined With variegated lamps, and appropriate transparencies were exhibited at etkeh wimlow. At the Talbot. Inn, in Bath-street, there Was on admirably con ceived tra,spareney, representing Buonaparte purs ny a Cossack, pointing a spear at him, %yid) the e '°•ords, The linger. of Vrovidence is here." The windows ut the. sale-room of Arr. Firrgns, the auctioneer, exhibited the ((Aloe. ink.; laughable 1 , ser.i‘tion :—‘‘ Buonaparte's Crown The town of salir,in Walden was brilliantly il luminated last Friday, in hotbour of the late vic- tories. • Dunn r, Nov. 11 . --lie late glorious news front Germany arrived here-on Thursday morning las,t, by the early conches, and diffused amongst all ranks a general sensation of joy. The most anxious solicitude was nman6sted for the artival of the Mail, which having been detained to hring 'the Gazette Extraordinary, did not Ftrli•Vt: till It Inter hour than usual : at length it appeared, pro fusely decorated with Bogs, laurel, and rib ands, and was received by a large multitude of assembled . spectators with the most mmfeigneddemon4trations () . 1 joy. This was succeeded by the ringtui. , ; of bells, firing of gnus, bonfires, and time usual marl; of public rejoicing. • NEW4ASI't.R,UPON-TYNE, Nov. 9,—Th e j ov • occasioned in this town, on receiving the itews of ;11monaparte's defeat, is indeScribable. Th e n i p.. (pas of Tweeddale, who passed. through to, the North was t first: wise communicated the pleas ing tidings to the Nlayor, trlio immediately posted it in front of the Exchange., The Castle guns were ,fired.„ the bells %very , set a ringing, and the town was in one general huz. .11rany persons went out to meet the :mail, Which *mind about, two o'clock, 'decorated with flags . and ribbons, when the guns, on the Castle again - poared 'forth their thunder, 'and` made " assurance dOnbly. sure.'' • DuaLIN, Nov. o.—Last night a general ill* mimition took place in honour of the glorious vic tories obtained by our Allies Over the Tyrant Littonnparte. Amongst the varions transparencies' "hit,it e d, w e noticed thosegit the MansiOn-house, Trinity-college, , the Head Police Office, and Site= riff Warner's : that at the Mansion-house eis played a: scene, truly novel and interesting. A grand transparency, in the centre of the building represented the field of battle near Leipsic the Russian, Austrian, Prussian, and Swedish troops, with their national standards, purStiing the de feated French troops, who are Seen'tlying In every direction, their cannon captured, nod their eagles prostrate. In the distimee is reptesented the town of Leipsic. We do nut know which to »d• mire most—the grandeur of the design, or the beauty of the execution, which reflects the highest credit on the artist who execnted it. tfn a I tit!* with this painting, two exquisitely finished octa-* got Chinese lanterns, kept revolving, and' is played the arms of, the Allied Powers, emblazoned with all the pomp of heraldry. At the top of the building, the word Vic may -Was prepared to be displayed in Viniegattql Wiwi, but the violence Of the ‘'itttl prevented their being lighted—the rest of the:bulitling exhibited a blaze of light, In the garden immediately frontim Dawiim:streer, thetp was. a grand display of lire-works. -.The utmost order and propriety was observed by the 0W1110'0123 spectators and %Chat not a little added to the .eneral effect, WaS the appearance or his Lord sFship's battle-axes stationed in' the front of the Mansion. UNIVERSITY ,IN4l4;ll,LiGhiltb; . _ . .The of NorfOlk hAs pies'ented the Bev. P. W. Moore, Clerk; to the Rectory, of Thakenham, Sussex., void by the cession of the IIeV.W. Groom ; and the Rev. J. Bdwman, Clerl:,..to the: consoli dated Rectories of Bixley coin Framingham litarl i void by the cestiOn of the 11,4 v. P. kV. Moore., On Thursday last the Lord Bishop of 144etes instituted the Rev . . Richard Prittt, -o ,the vicarage of Littlehatn : with If4tinotithi Clinvel an nexed, in DevOtt, on the preientotioli of the Deal) and Chapter of Exeter, void by the cession Of the 11ev. Precentor Bartiam: o).—The Bev. ltiaurd Pratt, A.B. to the vicar; age of l.ittlebant, %Kill F.,;!:oloutil'ehapel itnti,xed, in D ri ven, on the pri,,ent;ttioh of the DeJto :cod Chupter ..f Exeter, void by the tesAion of the Iter Yreeentor hstpluin. to the, Doke of Kent, mid rectOv of .St.PeAvy's, lingford, to the rie.icage of West Laviogton, Devizes. CAmnntboit, Nov. 12.- 7 The following gebtle men were >tthnitted to the ufidementioned degrees 'o►i Wednesday last : iltuilclur , iii Civil Lan , --I{.. of TrilOty ITLII. Bucl,clur in Pikvit..—Lieorxt: I , 'rr4.l;lo.f,ii, ref Trwity .B(rele fur al' of St. John's College. Hey. ;11ilitiel 1)011, 111, it. Fellow of St. has been jac: , ,ented to.the lrri . o u 3 1314inige M. B. ez,:cts College, - .is ;Jetted one' of thi4: Physic:ohs to the verpool .- • The Seator,la, li/we for the present year hos been. ►l4ljudse'd to the Rev. P.dtv.hd Smedley, Fellow ur Sidney Collyge, his poem aril:it:at/4 Jimainan." 'Vie 1. Baines, At. A. 'Vicar of has beta. appointed Domestic Chaplain to ttt ]tight 11 n. Anne tees of BAtearrus. . On Ininlay an examination for enttanfie 1;44 lege to ilc place, wholi the very extralrdinary tluisv,er of VT ltudents were admitted. TIIE BISHOP OP PETEAI3OROUGH. The late Right Reverend Spencer Madan,,D.D. Lord 'Bishop of Peterborough, IVKS educated iwt Westminster School, and was ehmted from the ItOAlFoundation olthat School, to a. seholiwship of trinity-college, Cambridge, where lie proceeded 1746-7 ,;among the higher Wranglers of that He took the degree of. M. A. at the usual period, and was for some time a FillOw of his cal. !e e,, He was.created Bishop of Bristol and translated to this See in 1794.--'l'he &baritc- . eristic features of this amiable and venerable Prelate wore, inflexible integrity, atid . pnrity Of principle ; the best affections of our ua - lure, and the dictates of a heart without guile '. 01* his early merits and distinction, his youthful accomplishments, and his academical honours, the classical pen of the late Mr. Cumberland has incidentally given its a very interesting sketel l in the " 'Memoirs at Himself." See p. 103.-111 mare advanced life, the professional studies and general attainments of the Bishop had long prepared him for the duties of that high sta• tiou to which .be was eYenta" ll Y P"mote(L I is examplo in that station, like the prep' cepts which he taught, uniformly, displayed, in a most . ogaging light, the genuine charac ter'of true religion ; combining with the happic“ effect, a chePrful and pions deportment :—^7ttal 1110,teritti011,—airability 'with , and learning with humility ! his banour I.le it recoHi..li, that, Within the last six mouths his Ltn*hip, on a principle ut'conscientions ditty, had holden a gcne ral visitation of his diocese, not with.statuting. the fullest persuasion. Of his own wind, that the dis charge of that duty would be tatal ! iltio , :ApArrry.,-a pill!. ter observes., rroly now, with more propriety than evo, he ca!led the Jtni !yi:Lot ; for the late event's hive ito,itioi him (moot sqch t lici: 4 la, ail iii> c4ertiolis trial nut enttiat: hue E.:, /each it tigt:tift. The following. article, after all the trininplis of the Attie's, and he . disgrat:es of Buols'AP.Aftpli, well worthy of the. 'dace in Which it. appealed— The DOI:1 , i 4vening Nst A W AGER —A cousiderable Wager is petl, i ng that NAPot.EoN, the victory at Leipsic—that. he 'lttts succeeded in his object' —that he has recrossed the ,Else—tlfat troops are -row in possession of Berlin that Bohemia is uncovered, and that he will vun'lpci the Allies tri measure back their steps.," A meteor was observed over Cambrido e on rt, Monday, evening last, about 2Q minutes past vight, passing in a direction due weft, atitrmaile a most splendid appearance for the space of a few seconds. SttszooLAtt ESCAPE.--On Thursday the zitit as Mr. W. Hart, of SawtryLodge, Hunts, was re turning. home on horseback, i.bont 7 la the ereo, he was shot at by a villain, near the White Bridge leading to Upton (; ommon, at a short 1 ta nee hoot) Stooegate hilt, Proviticutially lot re ceived no hijory,although es.amining hiselot at Mr. Emery's; Oak, Sawtr', Colatoon, ball was found to have passed through the back of his coat, near to the loins., A boy reading Itlotid the inscription during the illuminations, pronounced the WQrds Alijeti, leas ; upon %Odell a Punster obwrred, that he !Mt so i2ltlCll Wit ) Us it. wins in 110111,WV al Foreigq EXECUTION.—.-AndreU., Cullen, late scijintrit-ar. inolirer in the :Nst i . ,..giinent o was executed Kt lit. verness oti Friday lasi:, purattant to his sentence, for the murder of his wife. He was conducted front the prb.on to the place of execution by the Magistrates, Coustnbles, .and a party of th e .9311 Foot, followed`by conconise of spec tators. Prayers litriing been offered, up by the Rev. A. FitAsur, and the Rev. a Mmmtc. in which he BIQA fervently joined, he was lauktylicii iutp. eternity about a quarter east two, 0)(Fdi113, Nov. 33--(iti Wednestlak tri 11411 cohvocatiml; bt DOetiir irr Dividift7i DiplOuni, was I.!cirifid led or the 14,0 n. and it ik!ii Rev. Richard. !,cuirl'.; nisterof. Arts of ClirkE Chtirvit; and ifote Bishop of Waterford, in frelatiii. 30th tilt. th,e.ile@. Jarnei 4. A. gild Soliolat; (if iNti.N College; skis clectul FdliKtr of thrtt Tie Ittir: Philip Robeit 13. A. latc of itilettriri Coif; ;e; in this I)lll%er4ty, bitA beet) Instituted to , the Vicarage of Clavlirdon, "I r itrevieltshire,'Cui the: presentation of -the , Rev. Tlioniat Evans,; D. Archdeacon of Wiiteester; void by 016 death of Narlianikil Cotton; Clerk. The Rev. Charles lityee, M. A, \Tient Of Wel linghlirough,Northainptonshire; has been collated; by the tort! Bishop of Hereford, to the i i re,llE,lltbil of Hallipioll, Ili that Cathedral; vacant by the death of the Rev. ',lllr. Ilia. •