The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-25 00:00:00

'!!1;Itil" NEWS. twanvtir, bc.r. 22.=•-•.itative'd Ilia AMMO Seshirk from.a arttist ;, N44r finis iVellington, ItitctiN Hai and t.i•%164. : 14ent, THEGARTIILIC, from COrk. t'alled., the . Ann, littowN, for NapleS ; • Nletturtt, PAPitILL,. for. Africa ; and Adolphils, \Vtfot.Nku, fortivegape of Good flope and St,./Mena..;:-Witid NAV,' , 1 HARIVICII, OCT. 24 :-..-A.EtiVed the Lark pa'Attl with a mail train 1-1011 anti, and the Lune trans.: port from Ostend.—Wind PORT3MOUTI-1, OCT. *24.—Arrived the Albion, 131snop ; Cape Packet, AGNEa' ; and the Agnes, NVoot.r.s, from the Downs for the Cupe ; Alligtr;• tor, HASTINGS, and Delaford, YOUNG, from the Downs for St. Vincent's ; Camden, Btta.lNr - nottsr, from the Downs for Antigua ; Isabella, AIANN, from the Dawns for Demarara ; vitas, flolAttvpss, from. Getit. for Cadiz ; Towan, Gerallf, ITIRI`Hdpe, Mu tato, from the Downs.— Wind S. S.-E. Ocr. 24... I—Arrived, and sailed for the rtivtr, the Globe, from Quebec. Passed by the back of the Goodwin 'viand the. ship Lisette, JumiNS, tromilamhurgh for fluTannah, out se. Ten days, all well.-- , Wind S. RAMsGATE, OCT: 24.—Came in for shelter the following vessels :—the Devonshire, DAY ; Char lotte, GARDINER; Prince Regent, ADAMS ; Three Friends, Rica ; Apollo, Kiaa ; Atkinson, Gas *DRY ; Exeter Packet, FLAGP. ;. Anna. IVALiEIt ; NOISOti, , PHILLIPS; Resolution, CatiCKPuRO ; and William and Mary, FORDER. RAMSGATII, OCT. 18.—We are 'concerned at. having to add another to the catalogue of dread= ful accidents which have happened at this place and neighbourhood. Last night Mr; PurrwaY, (second Officer of the . Customs- here), owing tO the darkneis that prevailed, had the mkfoanne to wolk over the East Cliff, near the end of Albion.. place, a height of nearly 60' feet, by whiclr he was killed on the spin, and found early ihis morning, with his umbrella open by his side.—Our harlionr ‘ up%rards of 90 French boats employed in, the bettring fihhery, the crews of ,which- 'Mast oriinow th at least 1000 men. An application is About 'to be niat,le In IheSecretary.al State to tlir• TIM us %Lit It 'smile soldiery; as we are riolrelY without any ; and it it; considered' proper to guard against dist,rhances that may arise. The siumber of Frenchmen is hourly atignieM6g, by fresh boats coating in. Last mglit;sohki of then) Were a little retractory in their enjoyment at the public-houses. A litter from Dover, dAted October 23, says : lc, After H cessation of three days, ‘ve bad, last arrivala , o( greht number of packets and passage vesals, all full of passengers. Lord HMI , itQWEY and several other distinguished persons were a part of them.—Sailed this day the fjord Dorman packet, with a mail for France the FlOra and the Trafalgar, 'with. Sir 1111NRY . 'anti Lady GBOI4GIANA WE'LLBSLEY, for 'Calais. Also sailed the Lord D4lndatt extra packeti . with as gall for Ostend. THE ARMY. 3n TttesdHy the sth Dragoon Guards, which forms .part of Dublin garrison, was inspected, slid made a very line appearance. This noble le gittlent highly distinguished itself at Salamanca, twhich name it bears upon its standards and Hp. pointments), tinder its gallant Commander, the wilch-lamented Sir W. PCll4SoNDY• } 3ythe death of General lk&No, the Colonelcy is nowt 1 , 3• cant ; and it is said it will given to the Prince of (;nitika. it. is already known by ,the title Of the lo.iliteess CnattLierrc's liegintent. OcT• 18.—On &ourlily bist she Duke of Wet.t.lbigTON reviewed the whole of the Ht oboist . a mile and a half lion) this place. . The infantry are gone to Valenciennes ) where tkey will he i r viewed with the rest of flit troops in thatmeighboorliod.. Tile rate allow e d for the transport of. Soldiers from Leith to.l4omlon, and vice rersa, has been seducetl by the, War-Office friiiii 11. l Is. 6d. to from tile lea Of. Septemlier lest. The Carlisle l'apvr, Of the 19iii says,--`r 'I he tinnhei. t,"l' children running begging from house to bUille, in this city. and . neighhom hood, is at this time .very great., Some, no„donla; ore. in want, but t . rie greater part are young impostors, instructed..in all the cant and cunning of those ,gro‘rn older in the art. They go in parties, some. -times to the amount. of six or seven, and pretend ito he brotbtrs and sisters ; they are fitted out ex- Tretsly for 'belt expeditions, and troin morning to _night, to obtain alms, are in the constant _•priritice of lying anti dissimulation." • The'CointriissionerS "tor inclosing the extensive Forest 'Ol Dervel, in Herefordshire, have come to the resoliition of immediately laying mit the 'to those who helve claims, in order that Alley may. "give employment to the labouring poor, iitt making fences and draining and clearing. the ana. A: the; isle of Ely Sessions, two young tanners of 'Upwehi were sentenced to two months hurl. -stronnint, - for riotously, assaulting Joseph Scott, st.reirctatle farmer of that parish. • WHO 'WANTS Opp!) ?-^7CAlerait, 8, Charing- Cross, informs the .1 ) ;t1t)lic, that having received very ,latge cuusightnent of Gold Irom abroad, he is enables! .to 'accommodate his numerous foi ., tonicrs with plenty of good English Cinitien , . To every' purchaser of a small Share he will give .4bange in •Gutti Notes not exceeding 51.; and tininess for Notes of 101. or 201. io prriport io9 . 10 the statue of Shares tionght. The Loi . tery begins Drawing the 31st at Ovtol?er,consisting; ofThrev !Twenty Thousands, and a UUMCIOUII list of splen did and inviting Capitals, TUE MARK ETI. Calti-gxcitasett, Mr. 25.—We had hut few , • fresh arrivals this. mornittg,ie(kosetinently, in thr early part of the atorning, the Wheat trade wttr briik, butt ftiwavds the cl.)e heavy, at Altniday'n tittilvy viet's N. per (patter charer. Malt ‘sia's S'earCll.;' Itnd renisidirahly advanced. Pere 2s, and o..tis front 25,.. to is. per quarter carer. in other kitids tit Grain there was no ail- Ilcc3. Bean* ertitioll. , . Fot'eigui Wheot 741. F.lie ditto - - Vits . eat 7Ss. Os. rilie ditto - fO4. t)lil ditto - -84 s. 966. Fitte Rye Fine slitto - 7 - • 495..545. .Bsrley - - 475.50. Fm.. t ittib - - Malt - - - 713.sts. Hite dittO - #l4s. BSs. Whitel'ease (boiler's) 603. 55g. ditto - - 4'os. —s. tireyNiie ••• dgs 1545• Fine Grey Pe - 465. —s• Tick 'leans - Old ditto - - his. 545• 'S•tiall Tick Beans 64;. 604. Old 'ditto - - 4 Feed Oats - - - 47:.-:301. Finetlittu - - - Bis. Poland ditto .9:35.-V7s. Fine ditto -49 i. Potntoe ditto - - 405.45'. ltal,e Seed 421. Oh per lash Fine Flou'r - , '85x.903. Seculitis - - 805.85.. SMIDIrIrEt.P, O r. 45.--This day's Market was not well supplied with the different kinds of Cattle q Veal was . chcapert Pork was dearer; Beef and Mutton supported last priees ; and the trade,' for the most part, was somewhat flat. The sales in the Hay-market were rather dull; Hay and Straw ub Wiled last prices ; Clover has fallen In price. The following prices and nismberi . are a correct state ment : • To sink the Offal, per stone of 8111. Beef, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 4d. Mutton, 3s. 4.1. to 43. 4d. Vett!, 4s. $4. to ss. $4. Pork, 4s. 04. to Gs. 64. Brads, 570. Sheep, 4300. Calves, 26). Pigs, 340. 1 - IAY-M.itti:ET.7.-Hay, al. Ips. to 51. 15s. Straw, 11.159. to 21. 101. Cluver, ill. 101. to 71. 15s. BumSus.—The Brewers have raised their beer instanter, because there was a rise in the price of Malt. TO slim the validity of this pretence, the follOWing anecdote is tolerably apropos..».Previous to Mr. PITT'S laying the lYar-tax srn Malt, he employed an eminent Chemist, at that tune living on Millbank, to analyze the beer .of every 11rew'ery in London, to ascertain the proportion' of ardent spirit which it contained ; •and the quan tity of Malt which the Brewers made use of to produce a barrel of beer. The Chemist declares, that where he aught to have gat ounces he SCMLCSLT sat drachms ! ! ! It is a very bad policy, in those retail trades Which deal in the necessaries .of life, to keep up their prices against.the general opinion of the sen sible rot of the public ; .for it will ultimately rouse them from imlolince and apathy, and drive them tit seek the first markets and buy at the first cost. Mau) , families here -begun to act thus, anti finding 'heir advantaot in * 0 d o i,, g , hill contlipie bo to do, till the'retailer will tind it his interest to to make it not worth their taking that troub!e. There are thousands in this mettopolis who, trith a moth rate income, ntay, by purchasing at first cost, Considerably add to it, and they will do it. This, is the brat amid only way to oppose iniposi titin,n And attacking it- in its only , feeiing part, the part inteVested.,ll.oioning j torus long as imposition can connoul purchasers, su lung gill It 'grist.. CI Tl' BUSINESS. Yesterday a Con'rt of Aldermen was held at Ottildltall, for the purpose of s‘veAring ifl varinu4 brokers, for receiving earion. reports, and for other' purposes. A charo whit It had attrictetl smite uoiice was brought forward beforelhe'Al. dermen by two brokerS against two others of tilt same profession. It was attempted to impress upon the Court that these 1)101;0'4 had, contrary is the regulations of the city, taken a profit on goods on their account. Thie lio*ever, was dismissed. The Chamberlain presented an account of thr 0 9 11 "ins e Fluid, tine the Ith'if July hut, swot the xtini it 14.1001. of the Orphan,' Stock . Wa% thtkVil off and annihilated; and six months notice thereof Was ordered to be given to the parties interested tis receive the SaMe. A report truth the G a ol C o m m ittee,.statint; that day had taken .1 view of the tiorongh Contpter, Attended by the Deputy Bailiff, the' (Ilerk of the Malts, and the Surgeon, and that it appeared to - he clean and in tferent order, but thit from its 'crowded state; caused by the increase of disorderly ten' ohs, and the want elf arrongement and Ohm therein, they recommended,' together with some regalationi, that the same should he eniarg. "I, WAkiread, agreedle, and • ordered to be carried into execution. Precepts for Lord Mayor's duy were ordered to he issued. Orders were likewise given for regulating the processions by land and water." - BALLOON. —Yesteidity morning; a very large MOngolfier Balloon, elega ot ly painted, and adorn ed with the flags of various nations, was seen moving over London in 'the, direction of Brigh ton, at the rate of 50 miles per hour, soil an ele vatiort of two miles. Although the Balloon bore an inscription in letters of considerable length, these, at so great on altitude, were not sufficient ly legible to satisfy the germs! coriosity, .understand, however, that the aerial vehicle hail ascended from afield on Highgate-hill, timid was the production of some French Gentlemen resi dent in. this country, who, .availing themselves of the late .strong northerly witid, dispiitchtd this messenger to Prance with good vdslies to loc . - ft lends, and requesting them, the'firt leivottrable ,gale, to return the complUbelit. We have tin :dottbt whatever that the Balloon (width was in the form 'of a globe, 31 feet reached the. From!' territory.—(,llorning Paper.) • • 'ItICUAIMSON, GooDLUCK, sin) 'Co. the Con tractors, beg leave to remind their Frivods and the Public of the' otaraliprosch of the thawlog, autl 'respect fully solicit their &VMS at their (Meet" Cotohill, and. Charitil,Crtioi, *me tltev soul Las( Lottery-, Two Capic3l Nristl rat 10.0001. each. The present scheme of only 6,1m0nact., , , contains Three Grand Cupnatt of 20,000 t and mitnerons other Prizes; ,tiniontitirrk. iiito g ettier to 66,910/. Consols anti. Money, all of whiels wilt he drawl - 110 Me My,' trexerhurstlith Month. • tTaw AL POETRY. LOVi". _ - Ttivi ci)ra'..st 1 but who 'Oil I tell thy mute com'st !-3At't from the akyl fire l thy &ass is tilitue 1 Aol all thy oar—a high ! Thou tilmu the morning beans A hipter`l ihime-3 glorious dream, ! ' Thine eye is graceLLthy 6roie is awe-•: Thy With it ►oily--thy will a law! Thom karst upofi the wondering Alive; .111 kiniodit raiment &est Anti couqu'iiitg most thuti beitteit niore; Ttritt thou ina?st serike the breast! A myrtle erown ltdotni thy brow; 'On rthieti the tnorning dew:•dropi glow, Aud flUwitig is thy %Tit, Whir* Rupture seandi beside thy throne; Asid WMVvS his purple &Wilms Alt / are! the tenipests leave the sky! 13ehold they burn ! they tear ! Tbt bursting thunders droivn her cry! The lightnings singe her hair! And claiping to her benting breast, The heart . of hhu she luies the best, She calls on lleav'n to spare !. And %;suin!riiikgly sliolearns to fear, That 131iss front Lore wily disappear! Oh stianger wherifore art thou come Anil left that world su bright ! Where Rapture deck'd thine h oly bUrue, And tnied his tears with light ! AG! sent thou not that sorrow reigns Upon these IoW and earthly plains, And biinits day in night. cuulirst thou think that Love alone, Should tied her how'r, when PC44,14S had tlownt Oh ! source of all our painful joy, rluci of our pleasing pain! Delight! anti yet Delight's Our hope ! our pride ! our bane Thou cato'st to soothe a world in tears, To wile away the griefs of years ! And bind the►u in thy chain ! Dot what are all the tears that flow, Coinrar'd with those which greet thee nowt Yr; Fondness still shall haunt thy shrine, And Feeling bend tin. knee ! Ftsr Love on earth is still Lheine, And Pain is Joy with thee! . Ahri Sentiment shall wiikper yet, There is a deep, a dear regret, From which we would nut dee t• And on the tomb low dreams 11141. prove, mere i 3 11 world where Smits eau Lye.! ANNA. os Tilt? ottDair Iron siNlti ice THR EDEN SLOOP OF Knit, Ar PLYNfiIiTH. tat ritndise vont serrrhih. world around, And fumy it lit ggypt—China—Swetleili in England, where:, ohot 'twav never. fottn , l, We soon iimy have to mourn thst loss of Eden; And this, as itstmr poor Pirst Parent's Colloge, We tisk, to gratify a thirst for knowtedre. FASHION.kIiLF. AKILIVALS. The Dowager Marchioness of I.3nsdowne and her daughter, Miss Gifford, at ht.'. Ladyship's house in Alhemarle-street , from Scotland f the Countess de Grey, at her Itosute hi St. Janses i vsynare, from her seat, Wrest, Bedfordshire; Dowa gee Lady Granthamott her ionise, Whiteltall•place, from the conntess de Grey's seat, Wrest the Boil of Carbamptoth.at ' , Mums. in Bruton -street, Berlceley7square, flora his, seat, 1%11'16'1E331; Sti; cry; the Countess of Albemarle, at her house in Iterkeleys•square, from a tour; Henry Swan, Esq. sI.P, at the St. James's Royal Hotel, from his seat, Esther, Surrey Henry Hyde, Esq. at dittn, from his seat in Hurts Captain Bodnar, at the St. tialliteN Hotel, Jchuyn•lstreet, from Al giers; Sir Lumley Sketlingttio, Bart. hii house in Clytrles- Street,' arttivenut-svare,- from Blighton; Sir Godfrey Web ster, Bart, at• rentou'i Hotel, tit. Jame:i's-street, from the Continrot ; Mr.Sttter. and Capt,in Gregory, at Osborne's . • Hotel, Adelphi, from the Isle of France. ry~pA Rl' URIil;. Sir Frederick Faulkner, 13.irt'. from the Clareadoo, nowt-street, to Chelteolmin ; M. and Lady Emily Janie*, from ThoMnes Berkeley-sroare, to Brighton ; M. Ure, Esq. M. P. front Long's Hotel, fund-street, to Wry mouth; Crytain Itioliarits, Iroto ditto, to Paris ; Mr. and Mrs. filirtimis, from the St:James's Royal Hotel, to Paris't CaPtAin S. CAl's, trunk the St. Peterstuirgh Hotel, to /fur. wwgate, Yorkshire ; Major Stowell, 12t1; Light Dragoons, from ditto, to Paris. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. STATE OP THE ODDS—BEMNO ROOM,'Ocr. 94. Nit l V?4,AßKPT . TattirtiiVrtil4ttrOio6ollTON NiETING The din Atitices of tOO 4 racb. Even tnating—rigSs artinst thr Sweepstakes if 50gs each, h ft. colts, Sit. alb. fillies, fic ma half of Ab.M: to-4 the field,aget IA Foley's f. by Ruben*. The Match hetwe‘n Ntilton and Yhrivo. tOogs 11. ft, left betting- ut) Milton. The Match between Sir 'rhonntt anti Milton. "cogs. 6 to 4 on Sir Thomas. The Match between Castrella and Guendolen. lnogs, to 0 on Cwstrelia. The MAIO between Whisker and Equator. 200 p. h. f t . <<+n {letting' on Whialter. Thu Match between 'sir Jolitnia nitti Custrelle. 200ga. h. ft to 5 on Sir Jolhun. Dgitny, 1817. te to 1 apt Intim leto I apt Ilrotly•rtoCr;=t, 151.t0 1 ItsthrofGraftoo's Iffto 1 Ixlllo. II Cio't , Wzitrrloo dish's colt. tV to 1 to Shoulcniko OAKS it to Mr. Fai 1817,,f 112 to 1 apt Sir Joshua. :ciettaTlNG.--Frosti geoteralAtimtt, the prr‘ent .BrtiltOti Ws been the Most nAproultietiVe at gait:; uvety It lint thst has herb Isttowit I.r many ye.t , past. itEsitois iit littitbr-,game' were in gettet 5m , 411, :in wild, that tin: iv vti,al4l , illetreety to ti &sr. It) colni; near diem.' i% to be ibtinft Atmt fiairs t ,/,/ tireb, wti W4:11441e1:-.641vit)K tlestruyeti the ',l:4s thc Arts I and the hares Lave nut bred in Vityllat tits4vitil ctivriccs. T - 13E - tHE.VT-RE.. qr. th! prelitninary attraction :at this Theatr'e. last night.. Out Opinion of ilk pertorinatice of this cnar.ictee is .well.knOwn.:-4: is ue ter snited ttt his physical requ,sites nor nientiti pnwers. thorict, ,in all the wide 'range of the Drama; denutuds tne finest po lish, the most midevii&ing elegance; the untit consistent hilliness of soul—hr bendy ti) superna torsi agency, nut it is the bebaing, of a rilible spi.• tit he is irritated by rkikefrioid'sbip, but his loss of temper never u'ershadows the Gentleman mid Scholar ; he is in all the graceful and acCoutpl.slied Prince, and the sweetness of his nature is snch that irresolution sways hint .ereti tinder thee*citement of his murdered father's command; till accidental circumstances, as it were, force on the catastrophe which his soul meditates, but the kindnesS of his heart delays. His are not,•therefbre, the dark anti stormy passions, which Mr. ICeitti best pourtrays very vengeance is meek and spitting : he de liberates oti an . act of justice, but Mercy -tempers the resolve; and discrimination limits it to quilt alone. It is impossible to find in Mr. 'KEAteS personation Oleic' nice shade's of which Hamlet is compounded. In several scenes lie is very int • pressive, but the general picture ts,ri daub. 'Terp are a few strong lights, but it wants until, and expression, and reientldnitce• Did we not anti ciliate inure front his 'Tinton 'of 4theits; we should be sorry to See that thutocreut piny announced for revival. , 'Arr. 8EN60t7014 was a very ghostly bho#, and . Miss KELLY an affecting • Oplictia, whose Father ill the very flute of hi (Mu NDENI Tale humorous death behind the nrrts. littaLey was Prisno . lug, o f O the rave-diggers, and acquitted. himself %veil in his new profession. After the .Tragedy, a new Farce was produced, .entitled Each for ifinisrif. The Plot of the piece, if plot it can be said to hare, con sists in the tnistalm.of Alderman Canister (Mr. Gal rt c) AWOL Doctor Poker.an, LLD. (Mr. llant.cv), and Sir fliary Free man (Mr. S. PEOLLY), who, as well as Mr. Blom, a per fouler (Mr. thagaitir) { are all desirous of gettniz; ford, the Alderman's niece and ward f Mrs. lloits), with it fortune of 30,0001. in `marriage, etich for hfiavii. The Al. knows wishes to speculate a little with his niece's fortune, and being Overheard its A soliloquy expressive of this itirea• tion, by the Doctor, 4,r whom hr had before taken Str Harry, and of whore character be has heed led to judge vory oda vutirahly, the Doctor on this assumes the .character of at% agent, sod pretends td have shares in different speculatiisne to dispose oh, particularly some in the ;mat iatptrint osit.rt. 4r71 Grand Junction Canuft, from a friend of his, ifot.tor poker (himself), fur as lair valinttion, Which :Mir eattniti , nt ha es• plains to hr the hand of the Alderman's Miss IV+ ford. The ..tderutan, raiding, as he Atipposed, that he fool .keen misinfrak!ettubtutt thc Mctos, and chuckling with tint expectation of the shares, agrees; and the t wenn it in seipienre ol.ligrd to chant , his appearance to 1.91 , 11:01: sot. Hai the ,'shat 'assts, who Lial already inistakeii sir Jot's& fhr the Doctor, will not believe now that he is himself; when be ilghth changes his appearance, and lisintining his • .. .., former charttether,",d.istovers to the Ald•-rols . hht his “Illttilife about sir John, to Wllverii, when found to lit ! . .ai (met, with in,o , ut. , alear, ha readily givvi' his Ward, i,;,,t sit ends the ir~cc. To waste criticism on thla ,would ,he nearly as I.i/11'0116ns ; is to ',we ittm 4 itted it cotta ple3Se the Pnl)lic. We ate really ...irry that tilts ebrts at novelty rtt 'rheum ore_so very abor. five. Assitretpy they prove one of two thiugs—,... either that there are no goo.l Di'aniatle Writers nuw (that is' wriabio Or . that *hat Such persons do write cannot limit its way - to t Stage. We are persuaded, that if the wares., of genius . - be real, told that the fault t , loes not' lie, as in 4 mote serious not:it:Ps, in the mono. poly of the Tatlet: hi perfect Scapins ,vf* H terattire, it would contribnte much to the Trea.. sttry receipts at both Thottres, were they to lee us have sou at - the good old Farces to laugh et after indifferently acted Tragedies, or tiresotutt' Spectacles. Drill y:•Latle, for example, with Mute-, DRN, DOWTOX, KNIGtIT, HOLEY. 9XIIHROV; 84e. •&e. might do in t' its way 'what it has not, lately done, viz. entertain us.with Us cate taiwneitts,, Mrs. (LoVaa on the I)fiblin hoards nix Monday as Mrs. Oakley, and met with a w.trin te evption. 'Poet , . was Oakley. Mrs. Mout , rAtti is arrived in town in,excellent health anfl spirits, accompanied by a yoling Lady, her Ptptl. 'UNIVERSI'IT INTELLIGSNCE,. CASIBBJPOP..p. Os.T. 210—The following Gentile., o l eo are (;antlitlates (Or the vacattt office ot trail' of this 'UoirOsity 7, . • Mr. Bustler ( V(.How of Jesuit Ctillegt ; Mr. llritlge,.Fellow o f St. Peter's Collette; Mr. Vince, Fellow of K. 111. 41 ,4 colleee ; Mr. l'hackertty,' , Fellow of King',4 colleit4 ; Mr.liohoersty, Fellow of Queyh`elVolege ; Mr. li(((on, Ftllow of Catharine ; Stiavr; Yellow of Chtlit (;ollrge ; Mr. ;ltlw of Trinity College; Mr. Puyine", 'of Trillity College ; r. (lee. Flllow - ofSithiey College; Ir.4,itlattd, Fellow of Prot broke nomination of the Senate will be on Wed oesday, anti the election on Thto Henry 4eters, Eq. of Trinity College, is ad mitted 11lester of /kits ; and Thotna4 Thoresby, of St, John's College, Bachelor of Arts, The Rev: Peter I)ehaly, A. Fellow of Tri:. nity College, is elected one ut the eight of that Society. • The Rev. Geo* Charlea Frederick Leicester, B. A. Fellow of Christ College on the foittitiarion of Sir J.Zietelt and Sir Thorotis Baines, is elected a Foundation Fellow of the same College. At tin Ortlit:uitio'n holden in 'l't inity Colleges ChHpet, on Stimloy s . eittoight, by the Lord .Bisltop of Bristol, GeOrge Charlet Frederick Leiceitet, B. A. Fellow nt Cluist College, was ordained is Priest ) anti Thotteits•Oldfieltl tt Lleacon. Oct. 24,—The Rev. Thotoi4i I.`orton, M, A. FellOw t?f Catharine Flail, anti Milian) "'fustier, Fellow of Je.013 C olit'gt.., were etln Wes thy last onroingted by the 1-lemts of !louses to- Ihe t ftice nt 1111,10,trary of 114 Uolverilty, vioolne by the ikicit tit* the 14y. W. A. rernhetton ; ond Vtiteltikly itherlloof; . lllV election took Hut t;te conclusion tit tho numbers wvre.. for t() 1111Wws, r'q , l itev. Thonsas Ttutt , ti lOl Nfaforitv hi favour of Mr. flk.Aler he . . itrv, Henry Lsiiawy, 01 1. ;1+ y Coriege. m ei th e Rev. „Win Sp of Cottiege, krt` 74164• tur ite‘. Aingvr, A. V, How of Si. Joti,Ws Colket: has i)et , it pr c4t it,(l 1' t verpo;do uorrovory (,1 Si . Ltrinti 'l:l:ecivetion or a iiveper ul 4 thr locqiu %At b* oa, tilt; 1,44tr01 usAt ttwuth.