Star.
London, England, 1825-05-07 00:00:00

Mr. Ormiby Gore's Rowlsios,-6 yrs .

2 dr

Private letters from Rome say, that Princess BOR..
Orissa (NaroLeon's sister), whose dangerous illness we
have already mentioned, had sunk under her sufferings
the 46th year of her age.
Letters from Smyrria. state, that strong reports pre-
vailed that Patrashad suirehdered to the Greek forces.
Letters from Breslau say that the demand for -linen
for exportation had greatly increased, inconsequence of
the reduction of the duties in England.
The King and Qdeen of the Two Sicilies make some
stay at Rome, and have been allowed to participate in
the supposed blessings of the Jubilee, on receiving the
Sacrament from the hands of the Pope himself.
Such is the throng of business at tke House of Cora.
mons on Private Bills, thit yesterday there were twelve
separate: Committees on twelve distinct Bills, all assem-
bled in one room !
Mr. O'Coarazu. was, last night, under the gallery of
the House of Commons. After the Bill had gone into
a Committee, Mr. O'C. walked away to the Coffee-
house, arm in arm with Mr. ELLis, the Master in
;Chancery, and a Member for Dublin.
It having been publicly announced that a young
Lady, a native of Guernsey, intended preaching in the
Caledonian Theatre, Edinburgh, on Sunday evening, at
half-past six o'clock, an immense concourse of people
were attracted thither by the novelty of the exhibition.'
So early as five o'clock, the doors were besieged by a
crowd sufficient to have filled a house ten times the
size. When the doors opened the rush was tremendous,
and in a few moments every corner was crowded.
Public worship commenced with a hymn and prayer,
but many of the congregation spewed no greater sease
of decency than if they had been witnessing a ,theatri-
cal performance. Hisses, plaudits, and vulgar wit-
ticisms were heard in all parts of the house; and at
length the young Lady, whose sex certainly entitled
her to more forbearance, came forward and stated,
that if the uproar did not cease, she would stop the Ser-
vice. At this time-an idle report was circulated, that
the gallery was giving way—the audience were seized
with panic. and simultaneously pressed towards the I
doer. A scene of indescribable confusion anJ danger
ensued—many pei sons had their clothes tern, several
females lost shoes and shawls, and two men and a wo-
man actually leaped from a window on the first story
into the street. S.) sdon as it was ascertained that the
alarm was unfounded, the theatre was again filled, but
a strong party of police eventually interfered, and
Mr. B a native of Spain, and well known in the
City as one of tl e oldest and most eminent Spanish mer-
chants, is now a primaner in the debtors gaol, White-
cross.street ; he is nearly 80 years of age, and but a few
years back, Was supposed to be worth nearly $OO,OOO/.
extensive transactions in the Loans to the Spanish Go-
vernment have been- the cause of his melancholy re•
verse of fortune.
cleared the
In the case of the ship go Susan," t' e Court of Admit-
ratty has adjudged MI. salvage and costs to the bolts crews nii•
sat that. vessel eff a wad at Whitstable be June last, without injury.

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OMEDRIDGE, IdATaw ad - •
At a Coogregutismi on Wednesday testi ffieneens,
k were eonferred . • •• I
Mamas or Aiiss,-Nicolson Robert CalneseAlt.lsliseateeller
Rev.; Richard Wood, Corpus Chitin ; ffinbcitt•Gennenolt-
L IRS College, compounder-
Becomes ut Creu. Law.--Heney CjSelisseete, Tebbe 1111alL •
Bactiet.oas or Aers--Sasauel llsowets Townsend, Triode? Col.
lege ; Vyell F. Vyvyan, Trinity College; William fad Rik,
Downing College ; William Carpendale, 13t. John's Celltgei
OXFORD, MAY 7.
Thursday. Mr. Jacobson, of Edmund Hall, sod M. 0." Qui**,
Pyemont, Metcalfe, and Jackson, Commoners of Liacolit csoneji
were elected Scholars of that Society. .
Thursday last, in full Convocation, the University Seal uses
affixed, to a Letter bf Thanks from the Chiecellor, Masters, lost"
Scholars, of Oxford, to the Very Rev. the Dean of Westiltinsteri-,
for his late munificent foundation of four University &holes' *Alpe& •
On the same day the following Degrees 'were caPfermi t
MASTERS or Aare—lieu. John Henry ffiareitson. Wildhain.u.nit
lege; Rev. James Isaac Monypenny, Walnut College •
Philip Goldsworthy Tiddeman, Magdalen Hall; Frederick:
Perkins, tirasennose College; Edw. Bouwerie Poste. Oriel egt:
Race:Lon OF ARM—Edward York, ChOst Church,
Compounder; Thos. Lowell Beddoesf Pembroke Collage 2 **NJ
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Compounder • Jeremiah Bowen, Al: Souls' College ; froaand
Fletcher, All Souls College; Thomas Adam's Culling, Lincoln
College ; George • Baker Wadham College ; Charles Gregory,
Wadham College • Thomas'
Clbert Griffith, Magdalen Hall ; •
Charles Gilpin, Magdalen Hall ; Charles Augustus Samuel 'lisegan.
Quist Church; Thomas Percy Meade. 13thsennose College; Jobs
Lewis Capper, Pembroke College ; William Hayward Cos, Pem-
broke College; Samuel Arnot Eyler, Trinity College; Ederhi
Ellis Coleridge, Trinity College; Samuel Iston Fell, Queen's Col-
lege ; William Henry Gomonde, Queen's College ; Ileury Ileymals
Hod, Worcester College; George Edward Eyre, Oriel College;
George F. Hay, Ballot College • John Dauhuz, .F.seter College;
John Peter Edison, Exeter College;
; Hubert Kestell Corni.h,
Corpus Chriiti College.
An election of King's Scholars at Westminster School took place
on Thursday, April 28, when the following young Gentlemen were
elected, by which they are entitled either to Studentships of Cbri•it
Church, Oxford, or Scholarships of Trinity College, Ca rot:ridge ,
Messrs. Woodfall, Heatheete, Downes, Sutherland, Brodie, G wilt,
Simpson, and M' Levey.

The Rev. William Sherlock Carey, M.A. and Student of Christ
Church, Oxford, is preferred to the Vicarage of Ashburton, Devon.
Wednesday last, the Rev. T. G. Roberts Fellow of Beasendose
College, Oxford, and Domestic Chaplain to the Earl of Leitrim,
was instituted to the Rectory of Dolgellau, in the County of Merio-
fled; on the presentation of the Lord Chancellor.
The Rev. Thomas Phillips, D.D. of Queen's College, Cambridge,
to be Head Muter of the Royal Grammar and District Schools In
Upper Canada.
The Rev. Henry Morgan, B.C.L. to the Perpetual Curacy of
Withlogton, Salop.
Rev. T. A. Melhuish, to the Rectory of St. Mary Steps, Exeter.
The Rev. William Twigg, M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge,
was last week- presented by the Master and Fellows of that Society, •
to the Vicarage of Pickhall, in Yorkshire.
The Very Itev. the Dean of Westminster has appointed the Rev.
fi G. A. Beckwith, A.ll. to a Minor Canonry in the Church of
St. Peter.
The Rev. M.J. Paulson, M.A. of Brasennose College, Oxford,
' has been presented by Mrs. Gale, to the -Rectory of Hawkswell, in
Yorkshire, void by the death of the Rev. Henry Gale.
The Archbishop of Town has collated the Rev. John Galbraith,
Rector of KiUereran, to the Rectory of Newport, vice Rev. John
Mahal, deceased ; and the Rev. W. Trench, his Grace's Domes-
tic Chaplain, to the Rectory of Killereran.
The King has been'pleased'io present the Rev. Gavin Cullen,
M.A.' Merton Hall, to the'ChurcE taut Parish of Balmulellan, in
the Presbytery and Stewartrt of .Kirkcudbright, vacant by the
death of the Rev. James Thomson. -
The 25th nix the Reformed Presbyterian Congregation of Whit-
horn gave an unanimous call to Mr. William llisLaucidan. Preacher
of the Gospel. - .• •
Monday, the Senate of the University of Glasgow conferred the
Degree of D. D. upon Mr. John Graham, Alinister of Killearn, in
the Presbytery of Dumbarton; and upon John Dunmore Lang,
A.M. Minister of the Presbyterian Church, at. Sidney, in New
South Wales. •
• The List ult. the Presbytery of Beulah's. ordained *hr nein Mr.
William Cron to the pastoral charge of the Church and Parish 01
Menntuir, vacant by the death of the Rev. Mr. Waugh., The
Rev. Alexander Synurs, of Lethnot, preached and presided

• DIED. `
Tuesday, Isabella Madldt, second daughter of the late Ca^tain
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Dixon. of Frankfurt-place, Plymouth.
On her passage homewards, on board the Marquis Of Hating%
leaving five young children, Elizabeth Mztilda Carr, Lidy, of the
Rev. Thomas Carr, one of the Hon. East ludia Company's Chap-
lains at Bombay.
At Dumfries, on the Ends ult. Thomas Hogg, aged 54—a man
of the strictest truth and probity, and beloved by all fur his ea-
geeing manners. For many years be worked as a mason, but frogs
IM health, latterly taught a private school. In his youth be wis
well acquainted with Kean, and frequently predicted his future
eminence. This the great actor never forgot. During all his visits •
to Dumfries he called on, or sent for his old friend, and so lam as •
t►e end of last year generoudy presented him with three sovereigns.
On the day preceding his death, he got himself bolstered up in
bed, and actually penned his own funeral letter, specifying even
the names of the individuals that• be wished to swe consign bls•Co4
mains ps the grave.

NRWGATE atm LBADENHALL mamas, M., S.
Beef •Es 44 to 4s 04 1 Veal
Mutton Is ed to 4s 641 Pork 4s Od to Gs 04.
Lambs es Od to 7s . •Od •

PRICES or HAY am
ST. JAMS'S.

LW YESTERDAY.

Hay 31 Ss Od to 51 Os Od
Clover 3110. Od to SI Os Oil
Straw 1116 s Od to 21 11s 6d

Hay 51 6a to 41 tss 061
Clover 41 Os to SI ltr dir"
&raw 21 ts to 21 tes 04,

PRICE
MCKIM •

'l;* HOPS.

KIW aa•+.

lids to 147 s

&mess
Rom
. Farnham% Ape 180 s to 221

leSs to 139
100 s to 115 .
10.1 s to MM
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is. 1 rep to 180 r.

Kent
Sussex.
Essex •

SOAP, ear-. per 11211 a
Yellow Soap
Wfottled ..

Curd —s Qd
'Graves 2O, 04
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• ' PRICK OF LEA'llllllit.• .
•flutti; 50 to 561bs each • • ..1.. 19d so 2144 per Ih. -
Ditto, 56 to 661bs each r.. 22d to 1341
Dressing Hides 204 to '1 &4
Fine Coach Hides l6d to 174
Crop Hides, 3.5 to 311Ihs for cutting :l6d to raid
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Ditto 45 to 501bs —lBd to 20d
Calf Skins, 55 to 401bs ...... ... ......
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Ditto 45 to 551hs
Ditto 55 to 751bs
Small Seals, Greenland) ...... .... ....
Large Ditto 164 to u 4 •: - • t
Tanned norm Hides l3d to 184 c• • .4.
Spanish Horse hides
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Ships at Market.
124 Newcastle,

COAL MARKET, MAY S.

Priti. • )
la 44 to 311.-.134
37* 44 to Ole 04