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London, England, 1834-12-02 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

DUTCH FUN DS—AMSTP.RDANi, Nov. 28
Actnal Debt, 2% per Cent. 52, to 52's;
A wort Syndic, 4%, per ernt
Ditto, ditto nt,,,i per cent
Loan (Finn) 5 per cent.
Ditto (1-32 and 1833) 5 per cent.
Exchange on London, One month 12 15 to 12 17%
Two months l2 lit to 12 12%
Dutch Papers, Nev 29.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, Nov. 29.—Messrs. Archibald Campbell Tait,
B. A., and William George Ward, 8.A., formerly of Christ
Church, afterwards Scholar of Lincoln, are elected Felloii s
of Balliol College; and Mr. Lake, of Rugby School, and Mr.
Golburn, of Eton School, Scholars of that Society.
The Examinations in Literis Humanioribus terminated this
afternoon, and the following class list was soon after promul-
gated _ _

Nomina Candidatorum Termino Michaelis, A. D. 1834, qui
honore digni sunt habiti, in unaquaque classe secundum ordi.
nem alphabeticum disposita.
IN LITMUS lIUMANIORIBUS.
Classis I.—Barnes, Carolus, e C. C. C.—Dale, Henricus,
e Coll. illagd.—Daman, Carolus, e Coll. Magd.—Godfrey,
Daniel, R., e Coll. Reg.—Hussey, Gulielmus, e Coll. Ball.
—Hyman, Orlando H. 8., e Coll. Wadh.—Woolcombe,
Henricus, ex ./Ede Christi.

Class's 2.—Brancker, Thomas, e Coll. Wadh.—Bruce,
Hon. Fredericus Gul. Adolp. ex /Ede Cliristi—Davies, Na-
thaniel, e Coll. Pcmb.—Govett, Robertus, e Coll. Vigorn—
Gunner, Gullielmus, H., e Coll. Trin.—Morris, Joannes, 8.,
e Coll. Ball.—Owen, Lewis W., e Coll. Ball.—Pocock, Ni-
colaus, e Coll. Reg.—Stupart, Gustavus F., e Coll. Exon.—
Ward, Gullielmus G., e Coll. Line.—Wilson, Joannes, e
C.C. C.—Wing, Joannes G., e Coll. Univ.
Classis 3.—Allen, Thomas e Coll. Ball.—Black, Patricius,
ex /Ede Christi—Blencowe, Thomas, e Coll. Wadh.—Boyce,
Henricus Le Grand, e Coll. Vigorn.—Bright, Joannes E.,
ex lEde Christi—Dewar, Edvardus H., e Coll. Exon.—Faber,
Joannes C., ex /Ede Christi—Fortescue, Robertus H., 6
Exon.—Hanmer, Thomas, e Coll. .En. Nas.—Jackson,
Thomas, ex Aul. B. M. V.—Johnson, Jacobus T., e Coll. D.
Jo. Bapt.—King, Bryan, e Coll. ./En. Nas.—Kitson, Ellis P.,
e Coll. Ball.—Law, Georgius S., e Coll. Oriel..__Mozeley,
Jacobus 8., e Coll. Oriel.—Pelly, Theophilus, e C. C.C.--
Slight, Henricus, e C. C. C.--Talbot, Hon. Gul C., ex /Ede
Christi—Vaughan, Jacobus, e Coll. Vigorn.—Waller, Ste-
phanus R., e Coll. /En. Nas.—Webster, Josephus, e Coll.
Trin—West, Washbourne, e Coll. Lihc.—Woolcombe, Gulli-
elmus W., e Coll. Exon.

Classis 4.—Austin, Robertus R., ex /Ede Christi—Butler,
Daniel, e Coll. Linc.—Cookes, Denham C. J., e Coll. Vigorr.
—Coxe, Henricus J. T., e Coll. D. Jo. Bapt.—De Salis,
Gulielmus A., e Coll. Oriel—Domville, Jacobus G., ex /Ede
Christi—Emerson, Alexander L , e Coll. Pemb.—Hall, Hen-
ricus, ex /Ede Christi—Jeans, Gulielmus, e Coll. Wadh.—
Mayne, Henricus 8., ex /Ede Christi—Morris, Joannes, c
Coll. Jesu— Newton, Gulielmus, e Coll. Ball.—Oswell, Hen-
ricus L., ex /Ede Christi—Owen, Jacobus R., e Coll. Jesu—
Pell, Jens., e Coll. Exon.—Radcliffe, Carolus E., e Coll.
lEn. Gulielmus D., e Coll. Exon.--Sidney,
Joannes, e Coll. /En. Nas.—Spry, Arturus 8., e Coll. Trin.
—Sykes, Josephus, e Coll. Oriel—Vine, Marshall H., e Coll.
Univ.—Whatman, Jacobus, ex /Ede Christi— Wheeler, David,
ex Aul. S. Edm.—Wrench, Henricus 0., e Coll. Vigorn.
AUGUSTUS SHORT,
GUL. HAYWARD COX, Examinatores in
GEORGIUS MABERLY, Literis Humanioribus.
E. W. HEAD,

Miss Edgeworth's new novel " Helen," is the
most finished of all the tales of the gifted authoress ; the same
felicity of character, the same strong sense, the same forciEe
illustration of moral &tier, the same ingenuity of plot, the
same wit, are here as in her other unrivalled stories ; and to
these are added brilliance of style and the highest refinement
and elevation of subject. The scene between Helen and Lady
Cecilia regarding the ill- fated love-letters of the latter. on
which so much of the pathos and interest of the novel turns, is
one of the most impressive of any in the whole range of fiction.

Some interest was excited on Tuesday last, by the
proceedings of the Southampton Railway Surveyor, who was
busily employed fixing signal posts, &c., for marking out the
line on our Marsh.—Southampton Journal.

BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET, NOV. 28.—Last
week's prices have been fully supported in the few transactions
which have taken place. The importers bring forward sam-
ples sparingly, and are very firm in their demands, under the
impression that the supply of next year will fall extremely short.
CORONER'S INQUEST.—Yvsterday evening an in-
quest was held at the Horse 'and Groom, Great Portland-
' street, Portland-place, before Mr. Stirling and a respectable
Jury, on the body of Mrs. Mary Horn, aged 43. It appeared
from the evidence that the deceased was the wife of a profes-
sional gentleman, residing in Great Portland•-street, and the
mother of a family of children. She had been frequently
visited with an aberration of intellect, and was at different
periods placed in an asylum for lunatics. The fatal event oc-
curred on Friday morning last after Mr. Horn hr.d left home
to attend to his professional duties. The unfortunate lady
was discovered suspended to a rail of the bedstead with a silk
scarf by one of her daughters, who gave an instant alarm, and
her brother came to her assistance, and cut his mother down.
Life was quite extinct. Verdict,—" Temporary mental de-
rangement.''

TIIE HAGUE, Nov. 27.—1 n consequence of the obser-
vations of the sections of the second Chamber, the number
' of additional cents, to the Irnd-tax proposed by the Go-
vernment, is reduced from seven to six for the next year ;
so that, with the two additional cents, assigned to the Com-
munes, and the two to provide for unforeseen deficiencies,
the number of additional cents, on the land-tax will be in
order to make up for this diminution of the revenue to the
amount of 84,000 florins. It is proposed to lay 30 addi-
tional cents. on the personal tax instead of 25, in the first
four months of 1835, which brings an additional sum cf.
79,166 florins. Thus there will remain a deficiency of
4,833, by which the estimated revenue will be reduced
49,506,686 florins. It is expected that the militia, of the
levies of 1826, 1827, 1828, who are now under arms, will
shortly be allowed to return to their homes with unlimited
furloughs.

We learn from Leyden that his Royal Highness the
Hereditary Prince of Orange has in fact. commenced his
course of the study of the law, under Professor H. Cook.
The Prince has been entered on the book of the University,
and complimented by a deputation of the Academic Senate,
in full costume. A list is deposited for those persons to
inscribe their names, who desire to compliment his Royal
Highness, who receives, in the most amiable manner, all
who approach him. The Prince generally arrives here at
eleven o'clock, and stays till one.

ctiocillt;
MARRIED
On the 27th ,at St. George's, Camberwell,
021,1311::-Th°7tet
of Lenham, Kent to Georgiana, youngest daughter (t_datlii
Mercer, of Sandway formerl of GreenTrees',
Vicar of Maj°Lieiti..
of the late Henry Ha' r ur many
On the Ist inst , at St. Geaonrygy'esarlianover-s2
of the Madras Army,. to Jane Elizabeth,e
only auo„.7ter °i
Colonel Maclachan. 94.;
On the 29th tilt., at Witheridge, Thomas Howell Steveus'side9
of Henrietta-street, Brunswick-square, surgeon, t° MartSiref. the
daughter of Thomas Comins, Esq., of Witheridge. Der% , ft'
On the 25th ult. at Tweedmouth Church, 3fajor
Hon. Company's Service, to Jessy, third daughter of Jell" to.
son, Esq., of Tweedmouth. sebo t
On the 28th ult., at Boreham Church, Essex; Joseph T.yoorle
berg, Esq., barrister-at-law, to Elizabeth Mary RaY'
daughter of the Rev. W. C. Ray, vicar of that parish.
the
DIED. &let °
On the 30th ult., at West Moulsey Mrs. Torrane, rof
late George Torrane, Esq., of Hertfo;d-street, MaYfair'-ugliter
On the 18th ult., at Florence, Charlotte Augusta, daughter
° of
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William Moffat, Esq., late of Bursledon, Hants. into
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On the 23d ult., at Stockton Rectory, Anne Bael"—of tb.
the Rev. Charles Whitmore, M. A., and fourth daugh;,er
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Thomas Gifford, Esq., of Chillington, Staffordshire. ,1.01, f`ll
On the 29th ult., in Clapham-road-place, Thos. Cale'
tint,
aged 75.* TT„ofy
On the 26th ult., at Retswell House, Hertfordshire, ".; 4:2t1)
Esq., of Lower Brook-street, Grosvenor-squara, hl
an eminent medical practitioner.
On the 30th ult., at Camberwell-grove, Ann, wife °f 31r.
Buttenshaw, in her 66th year.

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