Star.
London, England, 1824-02-28 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY and CL EK i CAL INT

CAMBRIDGE, EEBBIJAR.
Ct.assrat. Timm—Li pursuance of a regulation .
a voluntary classical examination of those tonunencing
of Arts, who obtained mathenutical honours -
and the EX*MIMI have determined the classes
order of merit

PIRST. /LAM
Da. Malkin . - Trip. Di. Tennant
Barham . Trio. Remington
Gurney - Trin. Gods!
, Asineu . Christ.

oscotto ccives.
M. Foster . Ten. Mc Grooves
Dunderiale St. Join's. I Furlong

TUMID CLAM
Ds. Smith Trim I Ds. Crawley
Festion Rmenatt. Edwards
Wedgwood Christ. Lutwidge
Charles Robert Ptinieik Req. of St. John's
Wednesday last aeloakted UocKf in Cieil Law.
Mr. James Pack*, of King's College, was
Fellow of that Society.

The Austrian Observer at the 13th
tranquillity being restored in the two
Moldavia and Wallachia, the reason
ceases, which was contained in'the cart
vernment of ISth May,lB2l, and which
portatian and transit of lead to those
prohibition is therefore now revoked.
DISDIN'S MONUMENI.—We have been
a sight of the model of this intended
monial, and we are happy to find that
,of its promoters. It is at once chaste,
Igant ; and the scale upon which it is
figure considerably larger than life, ,
;priate pedestal—ltsheight will be uproar,
HORRID MORDElL—Considerable,
y~produced in the neighbourhood of
of the body of a man in a marl-pit,
lonised by the meeting of Weaver's-row and Prospect-place
_
are twelves at the extreme of that parish. '
Wards hadubitable proof of his haying fallen
ferocity of others. There are live incisions across
which leeches from ear to ear; there is also
loch and a half In length, on the heed, ar
appearing to be effected by a sharp instrument,
the effect of a heavy blow. The back of ,the
several cuts across it, evidently produced by
to his throat, to save himself from his inhuman
body was awned last night, and it appears that
Rackstraw, and that he resided at Spicalfields.
was heard by a perapn who resides in Prospect
middle of that Row, at about one hundred •
IL! spots.of blood were discernible, though
*at out as the spot of this horrid deed. Nearer
,sous large blots, of inky.blaclusess, and unless .
as the marts of blood, discoloured by amalgamation
tbepreounspcion would be that he was murdered .r
from the spot where found.
CAVAN ELECTION.—UNEXPECTED .
election for Cavan commenced on Monday,
town was crowded to excess. 'Ate
nel CLEM Ent's, proposed HOWRYMAXWEL
was seconded by Major T. &meows,
Sheriff was about to put the question,
forced his way to the table, on which
his friends were standing, and, after ,
expression of his own opinions and that
dept freeholders of Cavan, en the
FARNHAM'S nephew to represent the
proposed CHARLES CODER, Of Bella%
to represent, the county in Parliament.
produced was electric. *The Sheriff
question, ,a great majority appeared for
Mr. Alazwet.t. demanded a poly. The!
adjourned to Wednesday, when no one
part of Mr. COOTS,' Mr. MAXWELL
elected, and was chaired through k,
ported that there will be a petition
'WELL'S return.

FaRTHIR PARTICULAIIS MP Tan
roam—The conflAgration was not owing a4er
erplosion of gas, or the taking fire of ti --
but from the bursting of a carboy of v
menced in a warehouse to the eastward t
entering by the arch from Ratcliff-row,
discovered by a bargeman. At eleven
consumed body of Mr. Viells, collecting
Pickford, was dug out, together
joints of a boy named Thomas, and con
to Sr. Luke's bone-house. Two others,
wharf, were so much burnt as to be '
dangerous state; none of the firemen
injury. James Fogo, of the Exchar
Simpson, of the Guardian, fell into ,
gained the wharf. Another fireman
accidentally forcing a handspike into "
The New Monthly Magazine for
among various other interesting articles,
I. sant«. Rosa and his Times.—ll. British
No. 10; Mr. Matthews's Theatrical Gallery.-
the Age.=lV. Grimsn's Ghost, No. 16;
V. Gamesters and Gaming.—Vl. London
and its Advocateso—VllL The Civic Dinner.
nople, No. 2.—X. 114 Baba.—Xl. Rome 4
teenth Centuries.—XlL The last of the I
Pilgrimages, No. 11; the Sorbunne.—XlV.
tory.—XV. Queen Isabel's Wish —XVI.
March.—XVll. The Heiress's Complaint.—
of the Forests.—XlX. Pourquoi esistons.ar
Lament, &c. &c. And the usual varieties
graphy, Criticism, Politics, and Coo—

BIRTII.
Yesterday, the Lady of Captain Henry
of Cadotan-place, of a ion.

MARRIED.
Thursdat,' at Windsor, the Rev. Dr. ttanier
Windsor, so Mrs. Aitkins, widow of Peter '

DIED.

Feb. 25, at his house In Park.street, Grosvenor-square,
White, Eli. M.P. for the County of Leitrim.
Jan. 11, off Malta, and on board the yacht
But. Clarks Thomas Haden, gaq. late of -
in the 38th year of his age.

LONDQN:pu~iished by
Ilact, Templr-Bas.