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. A NALECTA THEOLOGICA : a Critical, Phi,
lological, and Exegetical Commentary on the. NEW
TESTAMENT: adapted to the Greek Text;" compiled and
digestedlrom the most approved sources, British and Foreign.;
and so arranged as to exhibit the comparative .weight of the
different, Opinions on Disputed Texts. By the Rev. WIL-
LIAM TROLLOPE, M.A., of Pembroke College, Cam-
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TIM 'FRENCH e-elleney aunt:
St. Aulaire gave a grand banquet last evening at Manchester
House, in celebration of the fete day of his Sovereign, Louis
, Philippe: The entertainment was on a sceie of princely splen-
dour; in fact, in every respect becoming the representative of
so influential a nation as France. Covers wens laid tor up-
wards of forty guests. The subjoined is a correct list of the
noble and distinguished personages who honoured the festive
board of his Excellency by their presence :—His Excellency
Baron Brunow, the Russian, Minister ; his Excellency Baron •
Nieumann, Austrian Minister; his Excellency Bat'on de Cetto,
Bavarian Minister his Excellency Count liiVelmansillge,
Hanoverian Minister; his Excellency Count Pollon, Sardinian
Minister; his' Excellency Winn Gersdorff, Saxon 'Minister:
his Excellency Baron Moncorvo, Portuguese Minister ; his
Excellenuy M. Sancho, Spanish Minister;hi's Excellency he-
yalier Bunsen, Prussian Minister ; his Exellen*Count Re.
ventlow, Danish Minister ; his Excellencs Prince easteleicAta,
Neapolitan Minister ; . his Excellency-o,e Marquis de Lisbig.,
Brazilian Minister; his Exeellen'cy E.ered, Ameriell
41inister ; his Excellency M. Var. Der We.)er,' Belgian Mi-
nister ' • his g. enemy M. Tr„,i,..oupi, Greek Minister ; h;s
ExcellenCy Baron Ilugel, Wut' embeig Minister ;:Fuad Ef-
Jendi, Turkish Charge d'Aff irrs ; Batton Bentinek, hutch
charge d'Affaires ; Baron R'ehausen, Sw, dish Charge d'Af-
faires ; and M Murphy. Pifeickan Charge d'Affaires ; the
Duke of Wellington, Rig).. c'
(.1-M.l.,Sir Robert Peel, Earl of
Aberdeen, Earl of Jersey, Dike of Beaufort, Lord Fitsterald,
Lord Wharnclifie, L•ml Lyndhurst, Earl of W,Sint re',auds
Aarl of Itaddington. Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord Brough,m,
and Sjand'Ai, M. Rabaudy, Count Louis de Neaille,'
‘.punt de .Vau leu,il; the French Consul-General; 'M. D. gr.
Andre,
,Viee-Cuesul ; M. Gautier, M. Beleyue, M. 11(11•
nessey, 'and M. Lange. Lord !Stanley, Sir Janice Graham,
and, the Earl of Delavrarr were invited, but their resmtiYa
cogagentents precluded their attendance. The guests Logan
to arrive shortly after seven o'clock, and. the party broke up at
• a 'quarter to eleven. •
EXTRAOWOINARY .BURGLARY 'AND iirm#l3.)! IN
THE CITY..-At an early hour yesterbay, morning, di•osvcry
uas made of one of the most daring burglaries ; that has taken
place in the City for several years, attended with extraoriiiiry
cireurestauces, in the warehouses belonging to'Messrs. 17..aint
W. Hutchinson and Spillers, 5, Bread-street, and alsoahoie in.
t'ne occupation of Messrs. Gent, Millar, and others, silk-
mercers, No. 6, in the same street. The discovery was made
by a porter in the service of the latter gentlemen, who, on
entering the warehouse, found that it had been broken into,
the place being in the utmost confusion. From the particulars,
' received by•the Commiisioners of the City P.diee, the robber:,
appears to have been perpetrated in the course of Satordat
night or Sunday. The burglars then proceeded to the pre,.
raises of Messrs. Hutchinson, which they ent4ed, the only
la,tening being a common padlock, and took from an ire:l'mile
a 1001. flank of England note, No. 19,5434, dated Feb. 9, 1842;
a banker's bill for 701. Ss., drawn by R. Clegg, and cap/sect
over to T., W. Hutchinson and Co:, and'ibout 151. in grildvanit
silver. Their uestoperation was to, ffect an entrance into 'Messrs.
Millars' syarehodse and counting-house, where they resgaled
- themselves with ham and biscuits and wine, leaving he bottles
empty on the desks. The property stolen from. Messrs. ill Mir
and Co.'s warehouses ,consists of seven pieees.of 'Fitinetts;. hav-
ing a ticket plated on them wills a number; -about-100 flozc a
of black, ducape handkerchiefs; sundry.lots- of' limy 'fli,hred'
liandicert:hiefs, atermany other articles. The.proieitrito len is
estimated in value betweenl7oo/."andl,ooo/. •
The Mini steir of th&Vkifir :has trains mittedi a Silt) i
of 20,000 f. to theMlYSilorCeticlaes (Norrnainly.) (or'll le re.
buying of the spirp of church, which.was blown dew n'by a
Storm some time ago.