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London, England, 1833-12-14 00:00:00

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ARRIVALS.
' James O'Bryan, at Symmons's Hotel, St. James's-
., from Bath ; Lord and Lady Stewart de Rothsay, at
Pond Park, from their seat, High Cliff, Hants ; Mr. and
Fitzgerald, in Dover.street, from their seat, Under Hill,
L; Mr and Mrs. Clayton Glyn, and family, at Hitchcock's
j`Wge's Hotel, Albermarle.street, from their seat in Kent;
Pox, Esq., in Albemarle-street, from his seat in York.
Captain and Mrs. Riley, in Grosvenor-street, from
Wham ; Major Reeves, at Raggett's Hotel, Dover-street,
the Continent ; Wm. Austin, Esq., at ditto, from a tour ;
`-oUnt and Countess De Sails, and family, at Mivart's
Lower Brook and Davies-streets, from their seat,
Hall, Ireland; the Countess of Westmeath, Lady
t, and the family, at ditto, from Paris ; Count Yellin,
from a tour; A Goddard, Esq., at ditto, from Paris;
9arquis Roquellais and suite, at ditto, on a mission from
;. H. J. Hope, Esq., M.P., in Duchess street, from a visit
e buke of Wellington, at Strathfieldsaye ; Lady Caroline
k' ihiby'n George.street, Hanover square from Brighton ; E.
4
Esq., M.P., in Grosvenor-square, from a tour ;
Muncaster, in Cavendish-square, from Yorkshire; the
"ass of Antrim, in Cavendish-square, from a tour; Lord
at Westbourne-house, from Hatfield ; Baron de Wessen-
' in Montagu-square, from StrathfieldsaYe; 31. Dedel, at
1.1 Hotel, Dover.street, from ditto ; Lord John Russell, at
from Goodwood.

DEPARTURES.
1/4 Earl and Countess of Chesterfield, from Chesterfield
. South Audley-street, for Paris; Lady Brownrigg, for
; Alfred Bonnar, Esq., from Symmons's Hotel, St.
's.street, fort' Edinburgh ; General Bailey, from Hitch-
.'
St. George's Hotel, Albemarle-street, for his seat, in
; Henry Baring, Esq., M.P., and Lady Augusta Baring,
Thomas's Hotel, Berkley-square, on a tour; Captain
'Y, from, Raggett'S Hotel, Dover-street, for Brighton ;
' ,Ild Mrs. Lyon,from Regent-street, for their seat, in Essex.

ARRIVALS AT BATH.
lt4rquis of Lansdowne, Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells,
I,,°P of Clonfert, General Sir W. and Lady Keir Grant, Co-
C Balkeley, Colonel Elton, Lieut.-Colonel Wooldridge,
i,T, Nutt, Major Preston, Captain Aldridge, Captain Chis-
''' Captain Gunning, Captain Sanders, Captain Thompson,
• Mr. Benyon, Rev. Mr. Edwards, Rev. Mr. Hall, Rev. Mr.
; Rev. Mr. Lewis, Rev. Mr. Smith, Rev. Mr. Williams ;
. 40d Mrs. BUcknell, Butler, Cork, Catesford, Cook, Eng-
. Hughes, Hussy, Mann, Michell, Nichols, Paget, Praed,
ds, Smith; Messrs. Allworthy, Betterton, Blackwell,
Carnie, Curry, M. P., Cook, Clift , Dalton, Daniells,
'4,
Gooding, B. Gray, Haughton, Hall, Langton, Lewis,
e, M'Adam, Marr, R. Montgomery, Munroe, Nicholls,
Powell, Prior, Purnell, Scaley, Simeon, Standert, Staun-
ietevens, Thring, Watson, Whitening, Wood, Young ;
41.11 es Col. Carnie, Dallaway, Flamank, Hickes, Moore,
ljttL, Standert, Staunton, West ; Misses Bowes, Carnie, Crosby
'',ett, Poole, Travers.
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UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

),,%voRD, DEc. 12.—This day the following degrees
conferred : •
44, ACHELOR IN DIVINITY.—Rev. James Thompson,
10Si of Lincoln.
t,'',IASTERS OF ARTS.—Rev. George Edward Gepp, Scholar
ot:Vadham ; John Williams, Scholar of Jesus ; Henry Cope
Demy of Magdalen ; Rev. Henry George Pauncefote
he, Exeter ; Rev. W. Henry Newbolt, Fellow of New Col-
Rev. W. Edward Trenchard, Pembroke.
ACHELORS OF ARTS.—Samuel Rotton Piggott, St.
Hall ; Henry Johnson Wilson, Queen's.
Yesterday Mr. William Fletcher, 8.A., of Trinity College,
4' elected Fellow of Brasenose.
ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS.
11e Rev. Richard Brickdale, M.A., to the Rectory
1,
\telthorpe, and to the Vicarage of Ringland, both in
orfoik.
I The Rev. Robert Broldley, M.A., late Fellow of St.
.°4,11:s College, to the Perpetual Curacy of Swinton, Lan-
n 44ire.
iiThe Rev. Arthur Atherley to the Prebendal Stall of
''t.tdtlleton in Chichester Cathedral, vacant by the resigna-
..44 of the Rev. Hugh Rose.
The Rev. W. Hutton was elected on Monday se'nnight
the Ministry of St. Paul's Chapel, Southampton. The
crt. W. Bettridge (the present Minister) will resign in
'Member next.
wile Rev. B. Howell, Clerk, Rector of Hugliley, near
enlock, has been presented to the Perpetual Curacy of
.get4n Round, Sslop.

Ni By the death of Mr. Robert Alderson, o
~z^rwieh, at a very advanced age, the Recorderships oi
k°twich, Ipswich, and Yarmouth are vacant. Mr. Al-
ti't,an was father of the Judge.
We are enabled to announce that the appoint-
'4tnt of the Marquis of Sligo as the successor of the Earl
f
Muigrave
at Jamaica has taken place.—Horning Paper.
The rumour is revived in the law courts that
titift7 next llilary Term Mr. Baron Bayley retires from the
iPolf ; his successor will, it is added, be Sir William
i'to'ne, who will divide with the Chief Baron the
equi y
Uties in the Court of Exchequer. This would, of course,
403 c a vacancy in the representation of Marylebone.
Sir Robert Fitz Wygram, Bart., the late
""•I'. for Wexford, has ordered a commodious castle to be
thcted on the site of the ancient family domain in Ireland.
In addition to the See of Limerick the See
Waterford also becomes extinct under the Act passed
listl Session. The Bishop of Waterford died previous to
'e passing of the Act, but the Bishopric has since lain
dormant,
and will not be revived.
On the square turret on the north of Braden-
'to4 Priory, Wiltshire, grows one small solitary tree,
Which, says the Rev. W. L. Bowles, I find represented in
the view engraved by Buck at a little more than a century
1!°. The building now belongs to Paul Methuen, Esq.,
(3' Carsham, one of the county members.—Devizes Guz.
BIRTH OF AN HEIR AT HAWKSTON.—
N the bth instant great rejoicings took place at
naviketon, in celebration of the birth of a son
444 heir to the worthy owner of the Hawkston
estate. The workmen and cottagers were regaled
With strong ale, and cannon were fired off throughout
the day. At Hodnet, Wlaitchurch, &c., in the neigh-
i'ourbosd, many merry peals were rung upon the bells in
n°ocur of the event. We are, however, sorry to state
tr'at a fatal and shocking accident occurred to dcnap the
pleasures of the company. At Hawkston-park, a joiner,
who has been sometime in Sir Rowland Hill's employ,
Ivlts recharging one of the cannon immediately after it
1,?,E1 been fired, when the gun exploded and blew the poor
',How into a thousand atoms. He has left a widow and
six children unprovided for.—Chester ('ourant.
A musical instrument-maker, at Wurtz-
burg, in Bavaria, has been lately sentenced to solitary
confinement for an unlimited term, and to do penance
before the King's bust, as guilty of high treason and insult
towards his Majesty's person.
In our advertising columns our readers will
find a list of Books published by Mr. Blackwood, which,
as they unite salid information with delightful amusement,
we especially recommend as Christmas Presents to the
Young, Tom Cringle's Log ; Passages from the Diary
of a late Physician ; Professor Wilson's and Mrs. Heman's
Poems ; the Course of Time ; the Works of the Author
of Cyril Thornton, &c. &c., require, indeed, no recom-
mendation from us.
SUNDAY EVENING RECREATIONS.—The
following disgraceful occurrence took place at the White
Hart Inn, in the borough of Thetford, on Sunday evening,
Dec. 1. A Mr. Edward Spink, of Thetford, agreed
before a company then assembled, to reward a journeyman
of
carpenter, of the name of Johnson, with as many pints
beer as he should be allowed to strike blows upon his
Person. A. strong stick was the instrument of punishment
agreed on, and the quantity of beer thus earned, and stripes
inflicted, may be inferred from the fact of the man, after
lying some time in the street, having to be taken home,
where he was for some time confined to his bed ; and still
remains under surgical care, his back exhibiting a most
hideous spectacle.—Norteirli Post.
A gentleman subject to the gout, on being
told that this disease gave a long lease of life, answered,
that lease was at a rack-rent.
The city of Constantina, against which a
French expedition is about to be directed, is situate on the
Rummel, on the top of a high bill, 160 miles east by south
of Algiers, and is the capital of a territory of the same
name, the eastern province of Algiers, and the largest and
richest of the four. It is governed by a Bey, tributary to
Algiers, and contains a population of 100,000 souls, who
carry on a considerable commerce in corn, wax, bide, wool,
camel's Bair, tallow, goat and sheep skins, &c. Belonging
to this province is the district of Zaab, behind Mount
Atlas, the inhabitants of which traffic to some extent in
dates and ostrich leathers.