Star.
London, England, 1825-04-16 00:00:00

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At the nest Newmarket lay Meeting, Mr. Lee's f. by Smo-
lensk° is matched against-Mr. Pettit's 1. byAlsaidm(S•t. 7111. each), • .
for 50 soy. h. ft.

Mr. Peel's Orator (95e..114.) h matched' arbinst; Mr. Greville's
Dun Carlos (gst.) eu the Tuesday of the next Rpenesi Ratecfor
200 soy. h. fr..
The Duke of Grafton netted last week, by the winnings of
his horse Rufus alone, the sum of four thoustod gbineas:—Firn,
The Great Riddierivorth Stakes, of 200 gulhess each, Twenty:
three subscribers, of which seven started, plying 200 each, aml 16
paid forfeit, 100 each-3,000 guineas.—Serouti, A Sweepstakes of
200 guineas each, three subscribers, of which two started, raying
200 each, and one paid forfeit 100—S00 guineas. Third; A Pro-
duce Stakes of 100 guineas each, eight subscribers, of which two
started, paying 100 each, and six paid forfeit, 60 each-500 guineas.
It will be observed that the above sum includes itufus's own stake.

PUBLIC SALES.

GAnttAwArs.
Mr. ROBINS, of Regent-street.

Freehold—The reputed Manor of. Lemmington, sitnate in the.
parish of &Bingham near Alnwick, Northumberland, including
Mansion, known as Lemmington Hall,' containing fourteen prin-
cipal rooms, library. domestic apartments, cellaring, paved and
farm yards, antique remains of a Tower, double coach.bouses,
extensive stabling. kennel,..hrewhouse, cattle sheds, various de-
tached offices, flower and kitchesa gardens, .gardener's both?, plan-.
cation pleasure-grounds, meadow and wood, together 2.33. t. tut. 18r. •
with Branch, Dattle.bridge, Mill, Overtbwarts, Hill Head; and
Law Leachild's Farms, with requisite agricultural buildings to
each. Plot of dloor-land, with beds of coal under, water corn
mlii, cottages, slate quarry and sundry inclosures of arable, pasture,
meadow, and• wood land, 1,806 a. 2R. gr. in the whole, including
Mansion and grounds, 2,060 A. 27p. The Corn tithes herd on lease
for twenty-one years, from January X2O, 1824, at the yearly rent of
£ 13s. 4d. The Estate subject to 'fee farm, and annual quit
rents, of sCS 9s. 4d. one thirteenth part of which is paid by Wit—
liam Butrell. Esq.. of Brome Park, also, to a bay moth's of At. and
laad-tax se29 ss. Ild. per annum. Timber to be taken at a valua;
tion. Purchase to be completed by the 9.3 d of MIS-ember next.
Sold by order of the Trustees, under the will of the late Nicholas's
FenWiok, Eiq..—Xs6,ol:llk •

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• CLERICAL• INTELLIGENCE.
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CAMBRIDGE, APRIL 15. ' • -• '
The 'Rm. John Brosin; SI.A. Fellow of Trinity College, was
on Tuesday elected a Senior of that Society, in the ' room of tlfe
late Rev. Wm. Pugh, M.A. • ;
• The following Gentlemen of, Trinity College were yesterday
elected Scholars of that Society :
Martin, Kinglake, Shepherd, Prickelt, Hales, Parton..Sranifeld; •
Rolls, Dm, Ashington, Goodhart, Carus Cleashy, Tamer, Neate,
Mo en: Westminster Scholars--IBentall, Chester. Kt:ight. , ..
We nesday, Robert Cory, B.A. of F.mmanuel College, was
elects Fellow.of that Society.
'At Ordination hoiden by the Bishop of Litchfield and Cloven-
try, al St. Philip's Church, Birmingham, on the 10th inst.'the fol.,
{mint Gentlemen were ordained :
Pnisars-- Rev. Christopher Blencow Dunn; Literate; Hiner. ~. .
.Hostrerils. B.A. St. Joint's College, Cambridge; Henry Withyr
M.A.' Merton College, Oxford; Henry Chetwode, Literate, tor ••.:
letters dimissory front the Bishop of Chester. . • s •lt f.. %.
Deacons—Robert .Moseley I:i!.ldtii, SA. Magdalen College,
Cambridge; Joseph Jackson,: B.A. University College, ". gaford ;
Jiiderh Webb, B. A. Wadham Coliege;;OXford ;•,„loseph Shutt, •
"bLis. pembeeke college, Oxford. • • , : ...., .
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• . . .. ' ... 'OXFORD, AP-RI-L:l6. . • • '• ' '-2 *1
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Weafnesday, the Rev. Wm. DalblOht.A. • Fame of F.zete? Col.: • • '
lege, and the Rev. John Watts, M.A. Fellow of University• Col. ••''
lege, were admitted Proctors of . the University, for the ensuing 'ku-
year • and the Rev. John Wm, flughel, %J. j. of Trinity College,
,the Rev. Joseph Loscotnbe Richards, Fellow of Eieter College,
the Rev; Fred. Chas. Plitinptre M.A. and the Rev: Wm. Glaiiter, ''
MA. Fellows of University Coliege,were numkulted-Pro•Proitora.
Wedneeday last, the.first d'ay of Easter. Term, the following de...'
grees were conferred: • • .
Marmite or Aters.The Hon. Philip henry Abbot, Student of .•
Christ Church ; Rev. ltichafd Tawuey, Fellow of Magdalen Col- ...
lege • WillikM Stone; Fellow of Bratennoire • College ; ' Satimel
„Maddock, Hulme'sahlinfioner of Braaentiose College; Charles! - •
Sprengel Greaves, Queen's College ;. Frederick Maaveell.Danson,. ,
Qamen's College; Rev. Richard Batmen,. Trinity College; Gusta-
vus LodOwie Hamilion, Trinity College; Rev. Thomas Hartshrrn .'
'Harding, Wadham College; Rev. William Pyne, Peitabroke Col.' '
lege • Rev. Mikity Mellard,Magdelen Hall ; Rev. chariesTookey,' •
• Magdalen Hall ; Rev. Alex. Williarn•dchomberg, Magdalen- Hall. .
Bacmuom or Aays.—Samuel• .Lane, Klett! Collegeg 'Henry
Erskine Head, St. Mary Hall; 'William Williams, Magdalen 1141,
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• At the- Ordination of the .Bishop of Bath. and Wells, on Easter;
Sunday, the following persons were admitted to Holy Orders : •
Dmcom.—Edward Ludlow, K.A. St. Edmund Hall, Oxford ;
Stephen Oakeley 'Attlay, bf:A. "Coipus Christi College, 'Oxford
Henry. Stoneman B.A. • Pembroke College, Oxford; John Gar
Copleston, B.A. Oriel College, Oxford; Ricbard Edmonds, hlagda-
len Ilall,.04ors1; Johil Pembert9n Simpson, B.A. Magdalen Col- •
'lege, Cambridge; John COombes-Collins. St. John College, Cam-'
bridge; Charles Lloyd, B.A. Trinity 'College, Cambridge. ...
Paiesx.—William Williamson, Literate.
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BARZADOII3,* Fee. 4,—The Clergy of this islindwaited upon the'
Bishop on Wednesday last at his residence (Gibraltar), when Mr.
Garnett, the Senior Rector, read an address, congratulating his . '
Lordship on his appointment to the See of Barbadoes, and his arrival
amongst us. To their address his Lordship replied hi en extent-
)teraneous effusion, with considerable "feeling, and in so gracious
a manner as to afford the highest gratification to the itev.Gentlenten.•
Fm. 15.—An,Ordhiation was held on Sunday last by the Lord ..
Bishop of Barbadoes, at the Cathedral and Parish Church. of St.
,111kbael, when Mr. Mark Thomas, lately from England, eras or-
tidied Deacon, and the Rev. Bryan Morse (son of the late Enoch.' ''
Mont, Esq. of this Island), lately arrived •frona Demerara, was
ordained to the Priesthood. The very numerous congregation as.,
sembled on the, occasion were gratified by witnessing tceremonv
perfectly novel in this part of the world, and of a highly interesting
and impressive character. .
kCCLISIAST/CAL PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. James Thomas Blitthews, 'of St.• John's College, liMi .
been presented to the perpetual Curacy, of Prior's Lee, Salop, by `
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the Rev. N. Hinde,. Rector of Kipperittford. . .
The Bishop of Peterborough has instituted the Rev. Julius llceds,
M.A. to the Rectory of Orlingbury, vacant by' the tleah of the.
Rev. John Whitehouse. . • • • •
The Bishop of Winchester has collated the Rev. Minim liedv• t.
son, his Lordship's Domestic Chaplain, o the Rectory of East' •
Woodbey, vacant by the death of the Hon. and Rev. G. gerbert..
The 30th ult. the United Associate Congregation of Kilikeigave:
a gnanimous call to Mr. James Millar, Preacter'Of the G.Pspeltte'
betheir Pastor. The Rev. R. Clark, of Daltench, presided.. • ,
The Rev. Charles 'Muirhead haa heen ordained Alipister of the.
First Associate Congregation, Cupar Angus.
Tuesday se'nnight, the Rev, David Simpson, of Buighead, was.
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by a large majority of the congregation,' elected Moister of tf ri.‘
nity Chapel of Ease, 'Aberdeen. • • . .• .
Sir Charies.Mactionald Lockhart, of Lee and Cermiath, But.:
has presented the Rev. John Wilson to the Church and Parish of
Walston, in the Presbytery of Biggar.
Rev. W. Uvedale, B.A. Vicar of Markby,near Alford, be's bel•Hti
instituted to the Vicarage of Kirmond, Uncohnhireimalle Frog- •
lation of.Rdmund Tumor, E.q. of Stoke Rockford," •f, . .1 •
The folhiwing persons have been lately instituted lay. she,
Liatop of Bath and 'Wells : Rev, George Ridout, 1.T.8. to the
Rectory of Lamyaf, on his owl: petition as patron • Rev. tharles.
Ulathwayt, B.A. to the Rectory of Langridge; Ite;.:(lIcero I:A.' •
bitts, B.A. to the Rectory of Wanstrow. .
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Rev. A rchdeacon Wrunghamp to a Prebendal. Stall-is Chnteo•
Cathedral. . . • . . • • •
Rev. R. C. Packman, Bettor Langdon Ilills, Sarin, -hoe -e•
been appointed one of the Priests in Ordinary of his Majesty's& A
Chapels ltoyaL, •
Rev. Edward Bulmer, M.A. of the College of Hereford, has Ihotor;
presented.co the Rectory of. Putley, In that county, by the filvidtaiwil •
chapter of Hereford Cathedral. e, •
Rev. Henry George Talbot,:l3.A.And Studeut Alf-Chilst altutch,•'-.s. •
Oxford, has been presented, bykis Grace.the Dukv K Beaufort, taii••••st
the Rectory of Mitchell •Tioy cum Cynicarvast; Monttioutisaideakek.
void by the cession of the Rev. Richard llshun FontirasiN.Cit.
tot New College, Oxford. •
Bev. Richard :Meredith, B.A. of.Bt.liinisosi. /LW; OILIFOrk#
appointed Domestic Chaplain to theArl'of Birobsarvagev.iri::44l •
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By the late slieadCulaire in the 'item* prtititptieot
Messrs. Blocs and 14e-umitulakturi(lfch,atqsjibo!fi
79Q ruse* ;Are, etilifessu put Of .eMploy..
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- LAW AirPORT.
COURT OF CHANCERY, APRIL U.

IN TUE. MAZTER,CfpjiNtIZT.
The SOLICITOR-GINERAL• moved the Coat foe an
order to stay the advertisement notifying the bank-
ruptcy of this-Gentleman, intended for Saturday's Ga-
zette, on the ground that there was no debt due from
him to the petitioning creditor. The affidavit stated,
that Mrs Bennet was Mayor of the borough of Fowey,
in Cornwall, vheie he resided, and filled ttfe situations
of Vice-Consisl foe Norway and SA eden, and Agent for
Lloyd's. The whole of his debts did not amount to
1600/. and he possessed Stock in the Three per Cent.
Annuities to a considerable amount; but there was at
present an election contest going on in this -borough.
The Lono CHANCELLOR here interrupted the
Learned Counsel, to inquire if there was any instance
• of the Court interposing to stay the advertisement, after
the adjudication of the Commissioners?,
• Mr. MONTAGU said, that his Lordship had so inter.
posed in the case of a Gentleman named Harker, a
Member of Parliament. In the present case, there was
no petitioning creditor's debt; but this.proceeding was
adopted for the purpose of doing what was called
" cooping an elector"—that was, preventing him 'from
voting until the contest should be over. The attorney
who had'been on one side was now on the other.
The Sotaterrort-Ormatac Mid, the commission, if
proceeded in, would be a political commission against
Bennett and Co.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said, he had nothing to do
with politics, he had only to take care there was suffi-
cient in the proceedings to warrant the adjudication.
Mr. Mose:son said, it was well to proceed with some
caution in such cases.
The Loss Catassencow.-I ant happy, at lesgth, to hear such an
admission. It was too generally the doctrine of the present day,
that them was to be no caution—that it was to be discountenanced
altogether. There was an old sentence Of Latin, not very classical,
but which was perfectly applicable to such doctrine—" Qui pence
considerat facile pronunciabft."
The case then stood over for the affidavit.
At a. subsequent part of the day, Mr. MONTAGU de-
livered the bill of the Town Clerk (Henry Trefusis
Smith), which contained the items of a debt due w him
from several persons, for attending on business of the
corporation. This was a separate commission, bat
there was no pretence for saying the debt was a separate'
one. The petitioner's affidavit stated, that the Town
Clerk had no claim upon him f but, on the contrary,
owed the petitioner money.
The Loan Csaattca.t.oa—Take an order to stay the advertise-
ment. of the bankruptcy. I shall not' order the money to be paid
Into • Court. Let the Commissioneri send up the allidavits of
adjudication, and let Mr. Smith be informed that the Court will
hear any explanation he may offer of his claim on Mr. Bennet.
• COURT OF RING'S BENCH, APRIL 15.
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Ex-strearer PARKINS.
The Court was crowded at an early hour this morn-
ing, in consequence of its being understood that the
new trial of the action brought by the injured Byrne
against Mr. Parkins was to be tried to-day ; the first
cat4e called on. was •
sieve v. !aeons.
• A, Special Jury bring sworn, Mr. Pouvran, opened
the pleadings by stating, that the declaration alleged
that, the defendant had received divers snots of nronty
for the plaintiff) use, amounting to 500/: the defendant
had pleaded 'a. general issue and a Set-Ofr.
'Mr, C. Pnudars rose, and said, that:upon this occa-
sion he. should confine himself to a brief and simple
statement of the facts, which he should be enableft
to prove ' • because it had been said,, that on a former.
occasion he. had embellished, and dressed up this case
to the. prejudice of the defendant, and that. he had
stated matter which he ought not to have stated,
through which the minds of the. Jury had..been biassed;
and the d fendant injured; on this account he would,
therefore, tike. care not to give occasion to.he.blamed
on thirt,he.td. The present cause was simply anoatter
Of, account, still it was- a cause..of very consider isle
importance to bo h the plaintiff and the de'endant.
Hating said thus much, he would,briefiy tell them the.
case .be would lay before . them. The itefcrusnate
plaintiff they all of them knew, from circumstances
which it was not necessary for him to repeat, some
there .ago.becarne the object of a public charity, and of
that charity the defendant. as treasurer ; the sums re-
ceived by him ie that capacity. would. be the subject of
their present ingu yy. Early in the yearlB22„Parkies
admitted, nnt.lwastiogly, or carelessly, but coolly.and
deliberately, to a person who hirusel(felt interemed in
the result of the charity, that was to Mr: William Cob-.
bett, that he had received on account of the substeip-
Conk a; that time .1501 the stir this . admission hap-
pened to be made was thus; Mr. Parkins, in a conver-
sation with Mr. Cobbett, talked of remitting 1001. to
Dublin on Byrne% account.; Mr. Cobbett thought be
would be wrong in so doing, as he could not, tell whe-
ther he would reimburse himself or, not ; Parkins re-
plied,. that he would be safe enough, for he had already
received-1601.-8n account of Byrne. Mr. Cobbett then
saidZthathe could not be hurt. In this same month of
September, Byrne came to London,. and subsequently
to his arrival in this country, Parkins, by his own ac-
count, received 1511. more, making together about
SOOl.-that he had received on account of the unfortu-
nate man. 'lt was shortly discovered that Mr. Parkins
was applied to for an account, which he afterwards rel.
dered, which account was in eves), respect at variance
with-the set-off he bad thought- proper to place upon
the record to. day. By his set-off the uefendant claimed"
a trifling .Balance against Byrne, but it would be
proved in evidence, that there was a balance of nearly
2001. sine from Parkins to Byine.
,The defendant had
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not upon this occasion, as.upon the last, thought proper
tp.aa,;il himself of the assistance .of Cpuosel, but ap.
peared -in person to conduct his own defence ; this being
the case, he should-refrain . from saying anything fur-
ther; he had stated the case, bereft of all comments.
and be hoped star., Parkins' .conduct totday would by
such as to render it unnecessary for: him to make any
comments hereafter.
iii. Winies•Cebbett was then edied and sworn.
Beare dre ptstadirs Caused me AM. iMsdoutheto the witoMes.
INK Midas sOtiel; with the riniViß itlf Court, to nrat
Mr. Parkins—Prey, Sir, de MI hilblrs allgtkir
which yew aortaejust sword?. • - •
Gebbet--.Pray. do year bedevirtbet she beton! Aid arm
tto b. ropes? •
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sue Were was an incessant Iliapt of lioghter is the
beard hit Wine time; it Foot the Lord Cblif:Testieeela,
saiaWtltii lean. Celibate, that be rriaistiOnrer or on).
Ik. iliehlieit.litisnee a Time. " • ••
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Ms. Pauline--what! , , •
•Ilit.Cebbete-4t is yi New Testament.
Paridiao.o* seSelliske is: that? •
11n Gahm (with esiels...6l,llwil9n-Tees L 414.
anal wittyest. urea• .4, Mr.Parkiessend•
ii,
ritten*ei.6'. " tbef a man named-
Ilytere; a. lewd ems e itmW.Na en the object