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London, England, 1847-12-15 00:00:00

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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY, Four o'Clock.

The advicee from America, via Havre, which we
yesterdaylpublished, bring no quotations of the rate of
exchange, as the market for paper would not com-
mence except for the Boston steamer of the Ist of
December. The letters are said, however, to indicate
a prevalent impression that very little more gold
would be dispatched, and that as bills sent over for
collection gradually fall due in England, the tide will
once more turn in favour of the United States.
The latest mercantile accounts from the Havannah
allude to greater activity in the sugar-market, the
stock having recently decreased, and prices had ad-
vanced, quotations ranging between 51 dole. and
101 dole., according to quality. The exports for the
year from the Havannah and Matanzas amounted
to 65,000 cam. The adviees respecting the crops
were satisfactory, bat it was not expected that
the prodace would arrive before the month of
February, in consequence of the heavy rains, Coffee
was quoted 5 dole. to 61 dole. Freights for Cowes,
21. 15s. to 31.

From Mecklenburg-Schwerin, the 28th ultimo, it
is stated that a postal convention had just been con-
cluded by the grand duchy with England, in virtue
of which, commencing with the let of this present
December, a simple letter is to be charged 6d. for
internal carriage in England ; for transit carriage in
Hamburg, 2 sch.; and for the Mecklenburg postage
to Hamburg, 2 sch.

The Gazette of last evening contains the royal
commands for the issuing of a congt cretire empower-
bag the dean and chapter of Hereford to elect a
bishop, as well as her Majesty's recommendation of
Dr. Hampden for the vacant see. Upon the subject
of Dr. Hampden's appointment, the Bishop of Exeter
has addressed a very lengthy remonstrance to Lord
John Russell, in the form of a reply to his lordship's
answer to the remonstrant bishops. The following
is the manner in which Dr. Phillpotta sums up his
cue:

Your unwillingness to " sacrifice the reputation of Dr.
Hampden" does you honour. Shall Ibe deemed officious if
I suggest to you the only expedient by which you can pre-
/erre it ? For Dr. Hampden's sake—for your own sake—
for the sake of his reputation and of your own—let his theo-
logical writings be subjected to a fitting and adequate tribu-
nal. If the result be a sentence of exculpation, then, indeed,
Dr. Hampden's reputation will be upheld and vindicated;
then, indeed, it will " not be sacrificed," which else it must
be if he be forced, or if it be attempted to force him, on the
reluctant and reelamant church, by rousing into life and ac-
tivity the hitherto dormant powers of the most hateful and
most tyrannical law which is permitted to pollute our statute
bok.
But your lordship is further resolved " not to sacrifice "
what you call " the rights of the crown," founded upon that
statute.
My lord, the name of Russell ought to be—ever will be,
lam sure, in your reflecting hours—a security to us against
the application by you of • phrase so sacred as " the rights
of the crown" to a matter so foul as the provision' of the
statute of which lam writieg. My lord, the crown has no
right, can have no right (I trust, too, that it will be found to
have no power), to force a bishop on the church whom the
church has just right to reject as • "setter forth of
erroneous and strange doctrine, contrary to God's word."
True, my lord, the statue 25 Henry VIII., chap. 20 (the
Magna Charts of tyranny), does give to the crown a power
which your lordship has been pleased to call a " right," to
condemn to prison and to penury any'dean or any chapter
which may refuse compliance with such a mandate. But no
statuts hu the power to effect the execution of the mandate
itself; no statute has the power to make an honest and con-
scientious
chapter to elect, or an honest and conscientious
prelate to consecrate to the office of bishop, such a person as ,
I have described above.
Forbear, my lord, while you have yet time. Persist not
in your rub experiment. The bands of your vaunted
statute will snap asunder like withes, if you attempt to bind
with them the strongest of ail strong men—the man who is
strengthened with inner might against the assailant of his
church.
My lord, do not imagine that I am one of those who, if
it were within their power, would deprive the crown of any
portion of its rightful supremacy, especially of its just, legi-
timate christian influence in the appointment of our bishops
—an influence which I firmly believe to be necessary to the
peace, and therefore to the efficiency of the church. Let
the crown continue to nominate them, but let it exercise
this right, which almost all considerate churchmen wish
it to retain, with caution, with discretion, with due re-
gard to the feelings and the conscience of all concerned.
Depend upon it, my lord, the remonstrant bishops apake
to you a sound and pregnant truth, when they told you that
the nomination to vacant bishoprics is a very delicate, as well
as a very important particular of the royal supremacy.
But I will not enlarge on this matter. Again I implore
you to forbear, while you yet have time. Retrace your
steps; and be assured every honest and good man, every
prudent and sound adviser, above all, your own conscience,
though not, it may be, your present transient feeling, will
applaud your forbearance.

EAST INDIA COLLEGE, HAYLEYBURY.—
ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES.
Yesterday the directors of the East India Company
paid a special visit to their college at Hayleybury, for the
Purpose of hearing the orations delivered by the senior
students, and being present at the delivery of the prises by
the chairman, H. St. G. Tucker, Eaq. Amongst the stilton
were his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, K.G. ; Sir
R. H. Inglis, Bart., M.P. ; Major-Gen. C. Pasley, Major-
Gen. Sir O. Pollock, Bart., J. Hume, Esq., M.P., Major
Chase, Major Wilkinson, &c.
The directors strived by special train at Breabourne,
shortly after 11 o'clock, and, having proceeded to the college,
took their seats in the hall exactly at 12 o'clock.
W. 8. Hooper, Esq., the registrar, read a list of the prizes
and certificates delivered. They were as follows :
ams4m.—Foraythe (medal), Blair (Prim). Thompson, Ritchie,
Dickenson, Meter, 011ipliant, Holloway, Cameron, Asliburner. vans
Agnew, Granny, Blaeket, Larkins, Balfour, Wedderburn. Marks
seatks--/hompson (medal), BUchle, 011iphant, Holloway* 14"11.'
Forsythe, D.rkenson, Vane Agnew, Grey, Wedderbunk &AZ
Cameron, Politely/ler, Balfour, Rk..harou. Political Economy
Histoey—Theeninon !medal), Forsythe, Ritchie, Blokeruon, '
way, Cameron, rtabburner, 011iphant, Blair, Chester, Taw AM.',
Larkins, Balfour, Greene, Wedderburn, Erskine, Elsekets Rich-
ardson. Lou--Forsythe (medal), Dtekenme. 011iphant, Chester
Ashburner, Ritchie, Holloway, Blair, Cameron, Vasa Agnew, Bal-
four, Wedderburn, Erskine, Richardson, 'Thompson, Blacket. Sow-