Star.
London, England, 1830-06-14 00:00:00

THE CHURCH.

OXFORD, JuNE 10.—The election at Trinity College, on Trinity
Monday, terminated in the appointment of the following gentlemen :
Probationer Fellow—The Iter. Henry William Robinson Mi.
chell, M.A.
&holara on die Old Foundation—Henry P. Guillemard (Blount's
Scholar ;) lioundell Palmer, Commoner of Christ Church.
Blount Scholar—John Thomas, Commoner of Wadhim and
Craven Yeholar.
The new statute "De Examinandis Groduoirs Candidatie was
this day again submittted to Convocation, having undergone several
alterations since it was lately proposed in Easter Term. It never-
theless shared the same fate with its predecessor ; two out of
eleven of the proposed sections having been negatived, in conse-
quence of which the old statute of 1823-1826 remains in force.

JuxE 11.

The cht.s.paper has just bijipublished, sod is u follows :
Zilamina Cantlidutoruns, iIITINi/t0 Paschall& 4. D. 1830, gat ho.
bore dlgni aunt habiti, to anaquaqwe classe Rwandans ordinal's
alphabclocune diaposita.
IN LITMUS SIIMANIOIIIOII.

Classes L—Bliss Jacobus a Coll. Oriel; Carter Thomas ex /Ede
Christi ; Dudding Horatio 0041. Exon ; Harrison Benjaminus ex
lEde Christi ; Wodsworth Carolus ex Aide ChristL
Classic 2.—Barrow Joannes e Coll. Reg ; Coctey Edvardus e
Coll. Wadh. Dyne Joanne. a Coll. Wadb. Harrison Jasper a Coll.
Vigorn. Massie FAvardus a Coll. Wadh. Pearson Thomas a Coll.
Reg. Trenchard Gulielmus e CoIL Pernb. Twits Travers e Coll.
Vniv.
Classic 3.--Alexander Ricardus e CelL Wodb ; Rostock Henri-
etta e Coll. tVarlh ; Cox Alftedus a Coil. Line ; Daniel Alfredu3,
e Coll. Exon ; Oodmond isaacus a Coll. Reg; Goodenough Ro.
bertus ex JEtie Christi ; Halton Thomas e Coll. ./En. Na. ; Hay.
ward Josephus e Coll. DUNI ; Maitland Thomas a Coll. Oriel ;
Malim Georgius e Coll. Line e Maurice Thomas a Coll. Mert ;
Money Gulieimus e Coll. Oriel ; Patteson Thomas a Coll. Rxon;
Randolph lierbertus a Coll. Ball ; Rogers Josanes a Coll. Ball;
Thrupp Edt Judos a Coll. Wadh; Watts Oulielmus e Coll. Univ.
k. D. Hampden,
J. Williams,
J. Carr, Examinstores in Literis
J. Garbett, Humanioribus.
R. Michell,
G. H. Cox,
IN nisciectwirsMATHENATICIS ZT PHYSIC'S._

Clasttis I.—Gockey Edvardus e Coll. Wadh. Denton Eston e.
Coll. Reg. Hill Edvardus ex Ede Christi; selkirk Haulms Comes
de ex .Ede Chrixti; Twiss Travers e Coll. Univ.
. .

Classis '_.—Harrison Benjaminus ex :Ede Christi ; Nowell Hen.
ricus eC.C. C. Stocker Gulielmus e Coll. D. Jo. Bapt. Watts
Gulielmus e Coll. Univ.
Chisels 3.—Alford Gualterus ex AuL St. Edm. Tomes Robertus
ex Aul. Magd.
Kay, Examinatores in Disci.
A. P. Saunders, plinis Mathematicis et
G. Riggs, Physicle.
Sumina quarts Classic, sive esterorum omnium qui Examina.
toribus unsfecerunt, 129.
The following gentlemen were this day admitted Probationary
Scholars of Corpus Christi College :—Henry John Onslow, county
of Surrey ; George Renaud, Hants; John Wilson, Lancashire.
Wednesday, Mr. Thomas Sheldon Green, M.A. was elected a
Foundation Fellow of Christ College, Cambridge.

NEWTON RACES, JuNE 11.
A Sweepstakes of 20 soy. each, and 10 added, for Mies.
Mr. Bower's 'Fartarina .
Dlr. Turner's f. by Soot
Sir T. Stanley's Sister to Spectre.
Mr. Clifton's f. by Peter Lely .
The St. Ledger Stakes of 20 sow. and 20 sow. added.
Sir W. Wynn's b. E Canvey
' Sir T. lUostyn's b. t Regina
Mr. Clifton's b. c. Antonio 3
Lord Derby's e. The Blumper
A Gold Cup, value 100 sow. added to a Sweepstakes of 10 soy. eac'•
(13 subsaibas.) Three miles.
Lord Derby's Felt I
Mr. Ailcock's Courtier..
Mr. R. Turner's Navarino
Mr. Turner's Clinton 4

A Plate of 701. was won in three heats by Mr. J. Scott's Woothn-
block, beating Sir W. Wynn's Sir Walter and Mr. Loy's TilsitJim
BEVERLEY RACES, JuirE 10.
Gold Cup, by a subscription of 10 son. each, with 20 added.
CoL King's br. in. Beaty Bedlam, 5 yrs
1 Mr. Dickson's ch. L Lucy, 4 yrs
Mr. G. Thompson's hr. m. Brenda, 5 yrs .... 3
Five drawn. Won very easy.
A Sweepstakes of 30 son. each, 10ft. for colts, &c.
Mr. Mamden'sbr. c. Wilsden .
CoL King's gr F. Gallopade .. .. .
Mr. Farnshaw's br. f. Flora
Two drawn. Won by half a neck.
Match for 501. owners to ride. T.V.C.
Mr. 11. Pearse's b. f. Kathleen, 4 yrs. 1 lst. 21b. . 1
Mr. O. Thompson's b. m. Haidee, 5 yrs. llst. Mb......
Won easy.
The Members' Plate of 50 soy. for bones, &c. of all ages.
Mr. Walker's b. c. Mendicant, 4 yr 5..... ..(J. Holmes) 0 1 1
Mr. Bailey's br. c. Brielle, 4 yrs.
Mr. Haworth's br. M. Brenda, 5 yrs
Lord Scarborough's ch. f. Melrose. 4 yrs 2 dr
Four drawn. Won cleverly.
nucKETING.
The grand match between eleven gentlemen of the Marylebonc
Club and eleven gentlemen of East Surrey was played last week at
Lord's ground, Marylebone, but In consequence of the unfavourable
state of the weather the attendance to witness the contest was more
select than numerous. The play on the second day was very su-
perior, and at the conclusion of a well-contested match the score wcs
as follows:

MARYLEDOWE. LAST 111711121%
First 1nning5............. 126 First Innings . 65
Second ditto 45 Second ditto

Total . ...... 171

Total,. 129

Majority in favour of the gentlemen of the Marylebone Club 51.
Fox-CHASE EXTRAORDINARY.—About eleven o'clock on
Thursday morning, Newgate liarket was put in a state of great up-
roar and confusion, from the following ludicrous circumstance :- -
Half-a-dozen foxes in a basket were, among other articles for sale,
brought to the market to be disposed of. By sonic means or other,
one of the foxes got out of the basket, and broke cover in the poultry.
market, where many hundreds of lire poulry were cooped up for
sale at the time. In a minute reynard had the whole market, in.
eluding butcher-boys and a great number of muzzled bulldogs, at
his heels; but he showed excellent genetalship, as well as fine
sport, in taking to the open parts of the market, where he ran for
some time closely pursued by one of the most motley groupes of
human beings and dogs that ever hunted a poor fox; he was, how.
ever, so hard pressed, that he returned to the baskets containing
the live ducks, hens, &c. where for some time he played at hide
and seek with his pursuers, to the great terror and alarm of the
feathered tribe, who, on this occasion, escaped unhurt from him.
He again broke out of the poultry market, no doubt against his
will, and he took the direction of the vegetable market, where he
took ground, end was for some time lost, until a little muzzled
terrier found him snugly coiled in a broken basket upon which one
of the market women was sitting shelling peas. Here the chase
ended, as reynard was safely captured and restored to its owner, for
the purpose of being future sport to the adenirersof fox-huntistgi

MEETINGS of CREDITORS, BASINGII;(I4nSTREET.

TO.MOZROW. M. H.
S. W. Barringer, St. John•st. West Smithfield, tavern 1. 3 II
H. Doyle, Red Cross, Barbican, victualler 3 11
N. Davis, St. Mary-axe, wine merchant ... 3 11
T. J. Sutton, Scarborough, Yorkshire, master mariner 3 11
H. Martindale, Brabant-court, Philpot-lane, broker 3 2
R. Crooks, Cornhill, tailor.
R. Buxton, Skinner-street, Snowbill, milliner 2 II
B. Biggs, IValworth, surveyor
G. Young, High-street, Newington Butts, upholsterer 2 11
S. Metz, Gerrard-street, Soho, bill-broker
H. Beeston and Co. Hounclsditch, manufacturer.
J. Pope, Edmonton, builder.......
DIVIDENDS.
T. Bratsk, Maidstone, Kent, tailor... ............. ..
J. T. P. Adams, Rottingdean, schoolmaster
S. Crickitt and Co. Chelmsford, Essex, bankers
H. H. Sutton and Co. Rutland-wharf, Upper Thames-st. coal.m ll
T. Creed and Co. Fore-street, Cripplegate, haberdashers .. 10
J. R. Benson, Russell-place, Fitzroy-square, merchant
T. Lloyd, Blue Ball-yard, St. James's, wine merchant .. 12
R. Burbery, Coventry, ribbon-manufacturer .. lO
C. T. J. Mawhood, Well-at. %Vollclose-sq. soap manufacturer.. 11
C. Robinson, sen. New Brentfonl-wharf, wharfinger lO
J. Harley, Cheapside, warehouseman

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.
The Matters of the PETITIONS and SCHEDULES of the PIIIIOIIZII
hereinafter named (the same having been filed in Court) are ap.
pointed to be heard at the Court-house, in Portngal4troet, Lin-
coln's Inn-fields, Tuzsomr, June 15, at Nine in the Forenoon.
Francis Topham, Church-street, Keighlcy, Yorkshire, slay and
gear-maker, and chandler's shopkeeper.
Roger Juggins, Westoning, Bedfordshire, farmer's bailiff.
William Clark Harris, Spring-place, Wandsworth-road, Lieutenant
in the Navy, on half-pay.
Benjamin Edwin Huggins, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, comedian
John Kirby, Quay-street, Whitehaven, mariner, out of employment.
Josiah Pritchard Biggs, James-street, Bath, statuary and mason.
Francis Hull, Great Harriott's Farm, Great Malvern, Worcester.
shire, farmer.
Wm. Austin, Black Swan, School-house-lane, Ratcliffe, victualler.
Mary Hall, Great Harriott's Farm, Great Malvern, Worcester.
shire, farmer.
John Barnard, Club Inn, Ely, Cambridgeshire, victualler.
Joseph Roebuck, President-street, King-square, City-road, grocer,
out of business.
William Cradock, Bond, Castle-street, Hinckley, Leicestershire,
baker and commission-agent.
John Golding, Great Charlote-street, Blackfriars.road, draper and
tailor.
Stephen Allen, Covent-garden-market, potatoe salesman.
John Liggins, Spon-sueet, Coventry, licensed victualler and wheel-
wright.