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Star.
London, England, 1823-01-29

EXTRAORDINARY TROTTING.

Mr. Cox, a respectable horse-dealer in Blackfriars-road, has
made a bet with a Mr. Atkinson, of 600 sovereigns to 100, that
he will produce a horse to draw a vehicle and trot 18 miles
one hour. 51r. Cox staked £lOO, and Mr. Atkinson £2O, as a
deposit; the remaining sum to be made good the first week in
March, or the deposit to be forfeited. The match is to be per.
formed on or betere the 31st of next March. Betting 3to 1
on time. This is a feat that never has been atte npred even w•i:h
saddle, although the celebrated Phenomena did 17 miles, and'
saved six minutes in the hour; and, no doubt, coald have ac-
complished 18 miles with ease. We never heard yet of 16 miles
being performed in one hour in harness to trot ; and it is certainly
more than ever was accomplished. The horse intended to start,
is not the American slate coloured one, but a dark cheanat.
London, England, 1823-12-05

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Tie • Nina was. gaily attended to
istjak.hyOng took piece. The alterati•
exdeption of Swiss getting up half a
to 1 to 7 to I against him, thereby hi
4,heeley. The present odds are earre

90
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50

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te 4set Reformer (taken)
II to I apt Agnes (taken)
15 to 1 apt Reticule
IS to 1 agst Cressida
i 5 to 1 agst Don Carlos
19 to 1 agst Cydntie,

Prudence

;taken;

4i to 1 apt .
5 to 1 apt Lyrneua (taken)
8 to 1 apt dater to Sailor

3 to 1 apt Reformer (taken)
5 to I agst Quadrille (taken)
6 to I apt Prudence (taken)
6 to 1 apt Don Carlos (taken) I
nnseserrs
10 to 1 apt Altisidora filly
12 to 1 apt Miller of 3lansfield
12 to 1 apt Swiss
20 to 1 apt Mandane
22 to 1 agst Rosanne
London, England, 1823-01-11

PRICHARD ON NERVOUS DISEASES. -
This day was published, in Octavo, price 121. boards,
A TREATISE on DISEASES of the NEIIVOLTS
IX. SYSTEM. Volume 1. comprising Convulsive and Ma-
niacal Afkctions. The design of thLi Work is to illustrate, by
numerous Cases of Epilepsy, Mania, Chorea, and the different
Forms of Paralysis, the Connection between Affections of this
Class, and a variety of Disorders of the Natural Functions..
By J. C. PRICHARD, M.D. F.1..5. &c.
-Physician to the Bristol Infirmary, &c.
Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 33, Fleet-street,
.London.
London, England, 1823-01-11

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SATURDAY, JANUARY .11..1823.
?TIE FUNDS. '
VOCE REM OMR, HALF-PAST TWELVE.
' in trideitil part of the morning the Market appeared rather
gloomy. asid scarcely any business was doing. Consols opened
at 801 4, sad, tip to this hour, the Market remains steady at the
abi4e price. An Express from Paris this morning has brought
•tha Fitilsh Funds of Thursday at 87f. sc. printed price, but
they left air at 87f. 20c.

FOREIGN M.% RIIRT.

The most business done this morning was in Spanish and Co-
lombian Bonds, but not to vest extent, as the holders are wait-
ing the issue of the Meeting thll day. New Spanish opened at
44 3, since which they have got better.
Current Prices :—Chilian 734 to 74, New Spanish 19i to 50,
01d s to 1110, New Prussian ex. div. Old 851, Russian 81,
Danish 89, Neapolitan 77, Colombian GO to 61, Spanish Scrip
151 to 16.

PR ICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 24.51 A —3 per Ct. Reduced 795/8 78
S per Cent. Consols 79 1/2 79
81A, per Cent. 921/2 92-4. per Cents. Old, 98 1/2
4 per Cents. New 991A-V8
• Bank-Long Annuities 203/4 7-16
India Bands 4W. 41s.—South Sea Stock 89%
Exchequer Bills of £l,OOO, 19s. 12s.
Consols for Account 801/2 Vs.

This . forenoon we received a Dutch Mail with
Papers to the 9th inst. The following are extracts:—

Si'. PETERSBURG'', DECEMBER 12.

The reports of war with the Porte begin again to
prevail. Everything will, doubtless, be cleared up
when the Emperor retums. His Majesty is expected
atWarsaw on the 12th of January. General Langeron,
Governor of the Crimea, has received orders to meet
the EmperoAither at Verona, or at some place on the
'road, by which his Majesty returns home. He is to
make a report to the Emperor, and to receive from
him new instructions. The news of the conferring
the Order of St. Wladimir on two Bankers,. of the
Jewi.h religion, has excited a great sensation here.
It is a circumstance of which there is no previous
instance. This Order, instituted in memory of the
founders of the Christian religion in Russia, is ex-
clusively a Christian Order.
London, England, 1823-01-11

VIENNA, DECEMBER 27.

It is here considered as certain that the Margra.
viate of Moravia, and the Principalitf,of Austrian
bilesia, will be united with the Kingdom of Bohemia,
under the same Governor, who will have the title
of Captain-General, and that this high dignity is in-
tended for his Imperial Highness tbeArchdnkeCharles,
who was formerly invested with it when.he hid the
.Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It was to his indafa.
tigable exertions that the rapid organization of tifk
Battalioni of the Bohemian Legions was owing, which
astonished Europe,. and is a proof of the great re-
sources of the House ofdfisitria *O,
ness will reside at .Prague; and. irk the sequel the
affairs of that extensive Government will be- rranged
immediately between the Captain-General, and the
Emperor. It is also affirmed that the Emperor will
visit Prague in the ensuing spring, and then visit the
anyal Family of Saxony : it is also said his Majesty
will go through Silesia to Hungary, and be at Baden
in the same season.
London, England, 1823-10-08

11ANZANARES, SEPTEMBER 26.

Riego has entered our town this morning at 10 o'clock,
under a strong escort. An immense population went to
see him pass, crying out Death to the Traitor Riego;
he was conducted to prison for the night, and to-morrow
he will continue his march for Madrid : a false alarm'
was given, that a band of 400 Revolutionists had ar-
rived at Avenoja, to deliver the hero of the Tragala.
London, England, 1823-10-08

SAINT MARY'S, SEPTEMBER 2S.

Thirty-four pieces of artillery are to •omit fire on the
Caracca. It is hoped that it will be taken in 24 hours
after the commencement of the attack. We shall then
be masters of the whole course of the river Santi Petri,
and the conquest of the Isle of Leon will be the conse-
quence.—Etoile.

•
This morning we received the following intelligence
from Bayonne. It appears that BALLASTZROS has be-
come an object of suspicion. This is natural enough.
The man who betrays one cause may justly be suspected
of infidelity to another :
London, England, 1823-10-08

THE ARMY.

Yesterday afternoon, the Duke of Yomc held a Levee, as Com-
wander-in-Chief, at his Office in the Horse Guards, which wah at-
tended by between twenty and thirty Military Officers.
Monday se'nnight, the 65th Regiment were inspected in Hull
garrison by Major-General Sir Jams Bert:, K.C.B. After the in-
spection, they performed a variety of field mancenvres with un-
common good order and precision.
A deserter from the 17th Lancers has been imposing on the Of-
ficers of several parishes in fleets, pretending to be in search of a de-
serter, named Woods, and requiring a warrant and pecuniary aid
to mist him in enforcing the same. To sanction his application, he
produces letters, apparently signed by two County Magistrates.—
Perhaps this notice may check his career.
A private soldier of the 50th Regiment, who had been lately
tried by a Court Martial for desertion, of which crime he had been
repeatedly found guilty, was shot, pursuant to hie sentence, at Fort
Augusta, on the 4th of August. Six balls entered different parts
of his body, and he died instantaneously.—Jamaica Gas. Aug. 9.
The First Devon Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, Colonel Lord
Roux, is now assembled at Honiton, for eight days training.
Captain Henry PORTICIt'S Troop of Sir JOAN KresmswAr's Regi-
ment 0 Devon Cavalry, met on Monday at that Gentleman's seat,
at Winslade, for the first of six days training at different periods.
Commission in the West Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry Ca-
vah7, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Somerset.
The Right Honourable Henry John George Herbert, commonly
called Lord Porchester, to be Lieutenant.
London, England, 1823-10-08

PHEASANT SHOOTING.

Pheasant sbootingeommenced on Wednesday last, but the day
being wet, the birds were brotight to bag very slowly, and bdt few,
we believe, were killed, although they are said to be numerous.

PRIZE FIGHT PREVENTED.
Monday afternoon an immense concourse of people assembled in
Harper's Fields, to witness a pitched battle fa twenty guineas
a-side, between two men, named Pot. amulet and Ctwne►. The
fight was made up to decide an existing dispute betvieen the two
counties of Limerick and Cork. The scene of action presented the
regular appearances eta prize mill, there living tents, bettint-stand,
ring, &c. erected, and about 3000 people osseMbled. The palltlists,
Cavanagh and Conner, were in the ring, attended by their seconds
and bottle-holders, and bad fought three long, tremendous, stank.
tering rounds, decidedly in favour of Cavanagh, When the police
officers arrived at the ring. The men were at the Wrath about to
begin round the fourth, but desisted on Hewitt's crying out—
" Enough" for the present, and very quietly put on theft clothes,
and departed, desiring the immense multitude peaceably to do the
same, and not resist the peace-officers, who finding the mob dis-
persed quietly, took none into custody.

The number of Scots Peers at the Union in 1707 was
about 140 ; at present there are only $O; Of these, two are dis-
qualified, being Catholics, the Hails of Temp:air and Newburgh;
ten are minors, viz. Dukes of Euccleuck and Roxburgh, Marquis
(Earl) of Abercorn, Earls of Rouses, liglinton, Selkirk, and Hope-
toun, Viscount Falkland, and Lords Elphinstone Old Cranston ;
and four are Peeresses, the Countemes of Sutherland! Lawton.
Dysart, and Orkney. The number of Scots Peas wile ate Pete
of Great Britain, is 29.
Tuesday, a Frenchman of the name of Louis Mows?,
was convicted in the full penalty of 100/. before Thomas Peseta,
Efiq. one of the Sootkanyton Andces of the Peace, fee having le
his possession one gallon of contraband brandy, width Not being
able to pay, he was qsairnitted to the Boom of Correction.
Snow Irszt.usmics..— pper Ores sold at Pool, Oct. S, 1759
tons.—Average produce, 71. of One Copper, 153 tons
19 cwt.—Aanosat of Sale X10,910.14--Averagal Minded
111.. tes.

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CORN RXCHANOR. MARX-LANE, OCT. s.
The arrivals to this day's market are sot considerable. Net hrs•
lag loony good dry samples of Wheat for saleb mach deeeripdoos are
held by the Factors at rather 'seri Emory, lot there le vtry little
uadg to•day. Barley modems very 4011. Beans and Pet se.hyvo
no slieradon. Mkeradon. Oat trade reawkaslo smith the same NW as
tat 'Woodsy, with a tolerable pod sallbibrileitiiitiforks.

9
London, England, 1823-10-08

IRI LAND.

BURGLARY AND INTENT TO MINDER.
On the night of Monday, the 29th ult. the dwelling-
house of a poor Protestant farmer, Edward Magee, of
Aghnavachy, in the parish of Creggan, in the county of
Louth, was burglatiously entered by two men, and
robbed of all the linen, yarn, wearing-apparel, and, in
short, of everything that could be carried away by them.
One of the robbers only was disguised, and immediately
on entering they proceeded to the bed-room, and while
one man held a light, the other deliberately attacked
the old man of the house and his wife (an aged woman),
struck each on their heads several blows with a large
log of heavy black oak, and left them weltering in their
blood. They then went to where their daughter, an
interesting young woman of 23 years of age, lay, and
struck her in like manner, till they literally broke her
skull in several places. There was a servant girl in the
house, but she was not hurt. She was not a Protestant.
On the following morning surgeon Neilson dressed their
wounds, and took several pieces of the skull from the
poor girl's head. She still lingers, but neither the old
man nor his daughter are expected to survive. It is not
known who the robbers were, but it is conjectured that
one of them scat: a neighbour, as he knew the different
places to march. After they had secured the booty,
they drank some cream, and then set Fire to .ome straw,
which they left burning in the house.
London, England, 1823-10-08

COVENT-GARDEN.

The Opera d Maid Marian, and the Farce of The
Dricl, were the performances at this Theatre last night.
In the former Miss TREE sang the beautiful ballad in
the first act with sweet pathos ; and in the spirited song
of " Let us seek the yellow shore," she was rapturously
and deservedly encored. Mr. KENtwtes Friar Tuck is
a piece of acting which cannot be exceeded in its kind.
Mr. LARKIN took the. part of Scarlet, and was effective
in its representation. The other leading characters
were cast as usual, and well supported.
London, England, 1823-09-12

went singularly electrified our brave young soldiers,
The French scarcely fired ; all was carried by • the
bayonet. Prince Carignan passed the fosse, full of
water, at the head of the troops, but the moment he
mounted to scale the redoubt one of his boots re•
mained behind him, but he still continued to perse.
were, with the grenadiers. There are a thousand incl.
dents to recite, which will take up a bulletin alone,
The results of this brilliant affair are 1,200 prisoners
and 50 pieces of cannon. The enemy had 100 killed
and 300 wounded. We had 40 killed and 100
wounded. They are now attacking the Carracas otl
all points.

u A report prevailed on 'Change to-day, of the
taking of fort Louis, which crowns the Trocaderos
which only cost us 110 men. The details will, it it
said, appear to-morrow in the Moniteur."

OTHIIR EXTRACTS FROM THE MOXITEUR:
PARIS, SEPTEMBER 0.

. -
We have received the melancholy intelligence or
the death of Rear-Admiral Hamelin, of a brain fever.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER PROM MADRID, SEPT. $.

On arriving at Malaga, Riego issued a Proclama-
tion, in which he announced that he would make the
French, and the slaves of the French, bite the dust..._
Shortly after be caused Generals Zayas, Abadia,
Zarco•del•Valle, Placentia, Governor Aguilar, and
several other Officers to be arrested.

The prisoners have been conducted on board the
frigate Communera. The town of Malaga has had a
contribution of two millions imposed on it. On the
21st this man of blood issued a second Proclamation,
in which he threatens death to all who shall speak of
two Chambers, Bce.

OFFICIAL.
SIEGE OF PAMPELUNA.
71P? OW%

if REPORT OT MAIIIHAL LAVOISTON TO HIS EXCEL.,
London, England, 1823-09-12

FRENCH LOAN.

NOTICE is given totlieiiififtiEßs of the SCRIP
RECEIPTS lamed by N. M. ROTHSCHILD, that the,
same may be exchanged for the -Certificates of the French Go-
vernment, co application at Mr. Rothschild's Once, between the
hours of Eleven and Three o'Clock 4nring this and each suc-
ceeding day.—Nemwsurt, St. ewilisherline, Sept. 11.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1823-09-12

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 182 S.

POSTING at Is. per Mile, at OATES and HAS-I
1 PER'S Livery. Stables, New-yard, Great Queen-streets
Lincoln's Inn-fields—Who beg leave to inform the Nobility,
Gentry, and the Public in general, that they can be aeconuno-
dated with excellent Post Horses and Chaise, Glass Coaches,
&c. on the Shortest Notice and most Reasonable Terms.

TO SPORTSMEN.

TO BE SOLD-A CAPITAL POINTER.DOG,
Two Years Old, WASILAWITD STAVNCIIeibIa to the whole
of last season" the property of an OLD SroarsatAN, who has
declined Shooting.
Also, a very superior DOUBLE GUN, by the first Maker,
with Patent Locks, and Appatatus complete.
To be seen at Oates' Livery-stables, No. 55, New Inn-yard,
Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields.

CITV:I/QAD.
CAPITAL Errasgyß PREMISES
Applicable for any Concern, formitiy in the Occupation of the
CITY OF LONDON VOIXI§ITEER CAVALRY,
Contiguous to the REGENTS CANAL BASIN,
TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent street),
A ea;rawao Coffee-house, In Exchange-alley, Cornbill, on
Tiitauar, the 9th October, 1823, at Twelve o'Clock,

By order of
His Grace the MaessmoGrosast end the Honourable
BOARD of ORDINARCi,
AVERY VALII4IIILI LEASEHOLD- ESTATE,
held for a Term of nearly Forty Years, at a Pepper-corn
Rent; situate in the Qty-road, contiguous to the Regent's Canal
Basin ; comprising a Brick-bufit Ereetiow, containing Stabling
for Fourteen Horses two double Coach-houses, with Lofts
and "Aeolian dwelling Apsrtlnenu over.
A CAPITAL LOFTY BRICK ERECTION,
Formerly the Riding-home of the. London Volunteer Cavalry,
about one hundred and ten feet loos and fifty feet wide, with a
laige open Yard in front, enclosed by folding-gates, and an en-
trance In the City Road ; Yard and Outbuildings in the rear,
Malang on the Past side from the Read Five Hondied sad
Thirty-five feet, admirably adapted for any Concern wbsesteft•
tensive roomy Premises are required. •
To be viewed by applying to Barrack Self east Pegg, on the
Premisei, of whom Particulate May be bad ; at the Angel, and
Peacock, Islington; of Mesas. Moore and Lake, Solieitors,
Lincoln's Irm ; at Gamway's ; • and of Mr. Robins, No. 170,
Regent-street.
London, England, 1823-09-12

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London, England, 1823-09-12

NI-MBER 11 .409 . 1

A SAVING OF ONE IN THREE
SWIFT and Co. remind their Friends and the Pub-
tie that the drawing of the State Lottery will commence on
the 115tb of this blonth, and they recommend to all Clubs, So-
cieties, and Individual Purchasers, to avail themselves of the
preseth extraordinary reduction of more than one-third in the
prices of Tickets and Shares. More than Had the Tickets in
this Lottery are sure to be Prizes ! The very First I'rize will
have Slo,ooo.—There are Three of .620,000, Two of £lO,OOO,
besides Forty-four other Capitals, and nearly 10,000 smaller
Prises, in the Scheme. Tickets and Shares are Selling at
SWIFT and Co.'s Old and Fortunate Offices,
11, PIPULTAY
51, ALIXISTZ HIGH STIZET
12, CNARING CROSS;
Where Schemes at large may be had gratis.
London, England, 1823-09-12

WONDRRS OF THE WORLD.

This day was published, the Fifteenth Edition, revised and im-
proved, with upwards of 100 striking Engravings, price
10s. 6d. booed, and 12s. calf gilt,
'Jr/1E HUNDRED WONDERS of the WORLD,
and of the three Knrenorss or NATUZZ, described accord-
ing to the best and latest Authorities.
By the Rev. C. C. CLARK.
The Ancients boasted of their seven Wonders of the World;
but this work will prove that the bloderus may boast of their
100 Wonders. To describe these fully and faithfully is tbc.ob.
ct of this volume; and it has been universally felt and acknow-
leedged that a more interesting and instructive Book never ap-
peared in any age or country.
Printed for G. and W. R. Mbittakert 13, Ave.3laria.lane:
and to be had of all Booksellers.
Also, at the same size and price,
The WONDERS of the HEAVENS, displayed in popular
Lectures, and in sixty superb Engr.tvingi, in all respects a worthy
conspenion to the Wonders of the World,by the same Author.

FARMING. -
THE Fifth Edition improved of SWINBORNE'S.
FARMER'S ACCOUNT'-BOOK is just published,price
10s. id. bound. This hook is particularly recommended to those
persons who are desirous of keeping a clear and correct account
of the whole transactions of a large or small Farm ; subjoined are
pages for corn dres,sed, when, by whom, quantity sold, used for
seed, &c. &c. The plan is so simple and clear that if once adopted
cannot fail to give satisfaction.
Sold by Baldwin and Co. Litidon ; and by all Booksellers.
OT whom may be bad,
SPOATSM AN'S DM= roar ; or, Park sad Game-
keeper's Companion : containing Instructions for Breeding, Feed-
ing) and Breaking Dogs—Hunting, Coursing, and Shooting—
Fishing, Preserving Game, and Decoys—Breeding Pheasants,
Partridges, Pigeons, Rabbits, &c. Sec.—also a Description of all
kinds of Poaching—bow to detect Poachers, and to destroy their
works.—Upwards of 50 valuable Recipes, and Abstracts of the
last Game Laws. 4th Edition, with Cuts of Nets, &c. price 6.1..
extra boards.
st,. The rapid sale of three impressions of this work renders
it unnecessary to dwell upon its merits; the encouragement it has
received having sufficiently established the fact of its utility.
London, England, 1823-10-01

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, IS.
THE FUNDS. .

STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Coma.; opened this morning at 94. I, at which price they have
remained steady up to this hour, with little doing.
The Expresses from Paris have brought the French Rentes Of
Monday at 90f. 50c. after the closing; Spanish 42k.

FOREIGN FUNDS.

Satin after the Foreign Market was opene4 this morning, it was
known that the Contractors for the Colombian Loan had received
dispatches from Bogota, which caused a great fluctuation in Co-
lombian Bonds, which opened at 54k, 52k, 55, 54.

Current Prices :—Ne%v Spanish Bonds 26j to 27, Old Spanish
34 to j, Colombian 54, Russian 83j, French Scrip SI j.

NEW FRENCH LOAN.

The Holders of French Scrip are informed, that the Instalment
due the Bth instaht, will be received at 25f. 75e. the rate of ex-
change. The Payments to be made at the Counting-house of Mr.
N. M. ROTHiCUILD, at the usual hours.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
5 per Cent. Cons. 833/3 1/4
4 per Cents. New 102 Vs 38
Imperial 3 per Cents. 82 %s—lndia Bonds 635. 645.
Each. Bills (4:1,000) 375. 395.
Consols tOr Acct. 83% 3/s.
London, England, 1823-10-01

PAR LI.4IIIEI4`7'ARY PROCEEDINGS.

DOUSE OF LORDS, SEPTEMBER 50.
This being the day to which both Moues stood prorogued from
the 19th of July last, their Lordships met before two o clock ; and
at about a quarter past two, the Earl of Snarrusumr, with Lords
Sr. Mums and Bezirr on his right, and Lord ARMIN on his left,
took the official seat as Commissioners for the further prorogation
of Parliament; *hen the Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod was di-
rected by the Earl of Saarrsasuar to require the attendance of
the other Reuse.

Soon after, the Principal Clerk of tin Commons House, attended
by most of the Officers and Messengers, came to the bar of this
House, and the Royal Commission, dated on the 19th instant, was
read by their Lordships' Assistant Clerk.
The Earl of Snarresscav, on behalf of the Lords Commissioners,,
now declared, that, by virtue of the Commission just read, and in
obedience to his Majesty's commands, the Parliament was accord-'
ingly now prorogued until Tuesday, the 25th of November tie*,
then and here to be holden.
London, England, 1823-10-01

TROTTING MATCH.

Yesteray morning, a trotting match in harness took place on the
road to Vialtkamstow, for 20 sovereigns, between a horse belong-
ing to a Mr. Kerrigan, and the horse of a publican in the Hack-
ney-road : they were to trot one hour against each other. They
started at seven o'clock, in the presence of a number of spotting
men, and Zerrison's horse appeared the favourite; but he had not
above half an hour, keeping the lead, before he fell lame.
Sreded wager, of course, was lost ; but the publican's horse per-
formed eleven miles in the hour.
London, England, 1823-10-01

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING.
TuzsDAT, szprzatala 50.
The Duke of Grafton's Hampden, 4 yn old, nit, 71b. beat Lord
Exeter's Athenian, s yrs old, set. SI& T.Y.C. 200 son. b. ft.-
2 to 1 on Hampden.
London, England, 1823-10-01

in the interior the people are more strongly in favour of
the Constitution than in Catalonia.
' On the 10th, at the same time that the disembarkation
took place, and that they were fighting along the whole
line at Barcelona, Milan: attacked our troops in the plain
of Tarragona. As yet we have no details of this affair,
The following extract is from the Journal des Delude.

CHICLA NA, SEPT. is.
Rear-Admiral Baron Duperre, who sailed from Brest
on the Bth inst. cn board the Hermione frigate, arrived
before Cadiz on the 17th. Learning that a division,
consisting of the Colossi, the Centaure, the Trident, and
several frigates, were gene to the southward to attack
the fort of Sand Petri, he proceeded immediately, with-
out communicating with the shore, to that quarter, in
order to take part in the action.
Note.—A telegraphic dispatch has announced, that
this action did, in fact, take place, and that on the 20th we
took the fort, which, from its position, is very important.
London, England, 1823-10-01

'I HE ARMY.

Major-General Sir Joint CAME lON. K.C.B. has 'been appointed
lAmitenant-Governor of Plymouth, and Commander of the Western
District, vice Major-General Sir Danis PACE K.C.R. deceased.
Colonel Sir haus C. SMYTH. Bart. and Sir JOHN thoric‘o, cr
the Royal Engineers, ire ordered to proceed to the West India
Islands, as Coignissioners, to survey the respective fortifications.

(CIMCULAR). /1011111 r GUARDI, AucusT 26, 1823.
Sill—Doubts having arisen as to the powers which Courts-Mar-
tial possess of investigating the general character of a prisoner under
trial, I have the COMMA tisnia-m-Cnier's commands to acquaint you,
for your future guidance, and that of the Officers of the Regiment
under your command, that it is open to the Court, before passing
sentence, to inquire what is die general character of the prisoner'
under trial, from the individual Officer who may, from his situation'
in the Corps, be most competent to answer that question ; such in-
4ividual to b.; at liberty to speak from his own general knowledge:
the prisoner's character, or, in order to refresh his memory, or
refer to the Regimental Defaulter Book ; but in no case can the eir-'
cumstances relating to offences for which the prisoner may have'
been-formerly tried,become the subject of renewed investigation.—
, I have, &c. (Signed) IT. TORRENS, Adj.-Gen.
To the Officer Commanding Regiment.
London, England, 1823-10-01

NAVAL PROM

Vice-Admiral Sir L. W.llalsted, K
of his Majesty's Squadron'ln the Wel
COIIhIANDERS TO TIIK RA!
Lion. Ilenry John nous, Thomas
Edward Boxer, George Frederick R

LIEUTENANTS TO THE RA
Rawdon Maclean, Richard Douglas,
cox, Robert Fair, Charles Robert 3
Ilope Johnstone.
MIDSHIPMEN TO THE RA
George Tinsley, FAlw. St. Leger Can
M'Leod (e), Arthur Barnes, Josep

Henry Rd. Sturt, Thos. Metcalfe
James Dalgleish, Wm. Louis Sherin,
de, James Gibson, Will am Read, A
nell, Wm. Dickey, Wm. CoDimon

ASSISTANT-SURGEONS TC
GEON—Mich. APEmily, Jas. Ell
and Thomas Burton.

SURGEONS' MATES TO BE
—John Geo. Ilarrison, Richard Alll
Gibson, Isaac Wilson, Jas. Kemp 13
Russell, and William Thompson.
The William and George, De Gm
dam, hat been condemned at Aruba.
in the Eliza, Tuaerx.
The Rose, of Teignmouth, *as I
early in August.
PLYMOUTH, Sm. 29.—Wind N.F
Dumfries, from ltaltlmore in tweentl
Drake steam-packet will start to-nu
proved her machinery by a trip made
—The repairs of the ST. VM4CINT, l 9
tivity ; a great number of prime hams
opinion of nasal men is said to be un
the use of coal-tar, which has of late
benand planks of ships as a specific
stood to have proved injurious to th
in tropical climates.
Poarsmotten, Sem 50.—Wind
dote, Nrun, from Stockholm, leak,
weather. Put back, the Ganges,
We experienced a very heavy squall
Dam., Seer. SO.—Wind W.—Cal
sailed, the Sceptre, Nomroa, for
Buosson, from Petersburgh for Hay
for London ; Emerald, —, front
William Pitt, RICSARDSON, from Vir
King's Messenger, landed here last
boat, with dispatches from Corwin
diately for London.—lt blew very I
from S.W. but has since moderated.
ing down from the River, were oblige
CUSTOM-HOUSE, 8
Suns Entrato Iswaans—The A
Janet, and Lot'd teignmouth, from P
Concordia, and Ferdinand, from Da
Hope, from Riga; Dundee, from tl
from St. John'a; Zephyr, from tt
Antwerp; Harmony, from Oporto;
tilde, from Waterford-
Erman Ousivaans—The Georg
for Rotterdam ; Reward, and Hem
St. Kitt's • Vtow Gezina, for Amsi
100, for Kitts;
CL1.1111140 OOTWAMMS-...The Swift
Baltic, for Malta; William Mabb, ft
Aaanran—At Gijon, the Neptu
Britannia, Wessels ; and the Sprig
Jane, Elliot ; Jane and Elizabetb,
and the Brothers, Jervis, from We,
thews, from Dartmouth. At Gibs
St. Thomas's • Agenoria, Crow, fee
tilde, —, from Santos; Favourite
Askew, from Liverpool. At Term
At Bourdeanz, Marcella, fn
Lyal, from London. At Isle D'Aix
At Havre, Amide, fruit bfardnicp
Creole, from Bourdeeux. At the
from Bourdeaux. At Oporto, the
At Newfoundland, aaremont Rolley,
ley, Princess Charlotte, Le Lievre,
haven, New Galen, nns ; and V
Havannah ; Fortuna, Kock; and Un
also the Antelope, Holbrow, from
Vittoria, from London.

The Cazetle of last night an
has conferred the dignity u
MUD, Esq. of Ewell Grove,
honourable character of a Bri
an amiable and benevolent
who, spontaneously and unso
younger sons of BuaNa with
REID is a native of Dumi
saTs the Editor of the Lk
ig to itS institutions, and kinds
with it, are but incidental I
disposition never restrained
~good is to be_cloue."
London, England, 1823-10-01

SHERIFFS' INAUGURATION DINNER.

Yesteaday the new,,Sheriffs, G. B. WHITTAKER) Esq.
and P. LAURIE) Esq. proceeded by water to Westmin-
ster, to be presented to the Cursitor Baron of his Ma-
jesty's Court of ExChequer. The civic body went on
board the Lord Mayors state barge, which was adorned
with nags and streamers, and supplied with an excel-
lent band of music. The Stationers state barge, full of
company and a band of music, accompanied them. On
landing at Westminster-stairs, the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs,
am proceeded to the Court of Exchequer, where the
venerable Baron received them, and, in his Majesty's
none, approved the choice of Sheriffs made by the
citizens of London. The late Sheriffs were then sworn to
'their accounts; after which the cavalcade returned in
;le same state, and on landing repaired to Stationer?'
where preparations had been made fur
London, England, 1823-10-01

Just published, is Om price Its. boards,

LOT PAUL but JESUS; containing an Exaniina-
siva of the Question, how far we are warranted by the His-
tory in considering that which Paul calls " his Gospel," as forming
Fart and parcel of the Religion of Jens.
lassilon : Printed for John Rant, 22, Old gond-street ; and 58,
Tavistock-sweet, Covent-Garden.
London, England, 1823-10-01

difficulties were made, has answ
possible is not French. At Sar
Leon, there is only two feet of

PARIS, SEPTEI

The interview between the E
Russia will take place at Czern

7EOII THE PILOTS 1
PERPIGNAN

When the demand was-made
eight companies of the foreigi
march, as well as a great num]
richest families of Catalonia.

The corps of Officers made
rived yesterday, are of the fines

-

TRIESit, SEPT/

The letters from Hydra, of t
nounce the defeat of the Pasha i
The Albanians, who composed
doned him by thousands. The
vages on board the Turkish flee

It was reported in Paris on
had made an attempt on Fort I
which sailed with a large numl
for that purpose; but that wh
gained the Fort, the wind shift
effect a landing. The enemy
advantage of this circumstance,
a tremendous fire do the 'Fretu
them a severe loss in men and g

NAVAL lATELL
-.8...:-
London, England, 1823-03-15

LEASEHOLD ESTATE,

VINE-PLACE, TABERNACLE-SQUARE, OLD- •
STREET-110A 13. • •
NINE DWELLING-4.10114ES ors GAQUIID-EENTSy
Producing One Hundred arid twentr:Flght roansis Seven
Shillings Nett Rent, per Annum.
TS BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS, •
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street,)
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Comhill, on Turns-
the 27th March, J 823, at Twelve o'Clock,
A DESUtABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, corn-
xi. prising Nine Dwelling-Houses, neatly all •planned in the
same manner, two Stories high, two Rooms on a Floor, Shops
and Parlours on the Ground Floor, with Kitchen in the Base-
ment; situate in Vine-place, Tabernacle-square, Old-street-road,
in the occupation of N:essrs. Acucks, Sinikin, Fisb, Epsom,
Piercy, Ludwell, Stevens, Vines, and Gill, respectable Te-
nants; part on Lease and part at wilL A Ground-rent issuing
out of the aforesaid Premises, and a Plot of Ground fronting
Vine-place, in the occupation of Messrs. Smith and Sons, Stone-
Merchants. The whole producing a Nett Rental of One Hun-
dred and Twenty-eight Pounds Seven Shillings per Annum.
To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, of whom Particulars
may be had; of Mr. Vines Solicitor, Banner-square, Old-
street ; at Garraway's; and of MI. Robins, 170, Regent-street.
London, England, 1823-03-15

• II All AIERSM ITH.

DES:RABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, EQUAL TO
• FREEHOLD.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCVON,
By ?, r. 11.01 H NS.
(Of Warwick House, .Regent-street),

r At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on
TIWRSDAY, the 27th March, 1323, at Twelve o'Cliack, in Arse
Lot,
A DESIRABLE COPY/TOLD ESTATE, equal
-1.1. to Freehold, held under the Bishop of London, situate at
HA 3111ERS1I I Tl-1, in the County of MIDDLESEX ;
Consprising a Dwelling House, with Pore Court, and large Gar-
den at the back, in the occupation of Mr. Watkins, Butcher, en
Lease,-which will expire at Michaelmas, 18°6; a commodious
roomy I/wiling-Douse, with large School room, and Dormitory
over, Play-ground. Fote-court, and Garden at the back ; in the
occupation of Miss Repping, on Lease for the same term.•
To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, of whom particulaft
may be had ; at the Angel, and Coach Office, Hammersmith;
at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street.
London, England, 1823-03-15

SPANISH MILITARY HOSPITAL FUND.

TIOUi3LIC gUIiSCRIPTIONS for the Foundation
and Stipport.of SPA NIS II MILITARY lIUSI'ITALS,
during the approaching War in the Peninsula, are Received at
the flankin-•-houses of Sir S. B: ;Worland, 'Bart. Aeries % and Co.
; Marsh, Strirey, Fatinderoy, and Graham,
]Berner's-street ; Nieves. Stevenson and Salt, Lombard-street;.
and Sir John W. Lubbock, Lui.bock, Forster, and Mike,
blansion-house-street, London.
Lists of Subsiriptionswili be published in a fen, days.

FIFTY-TTIREE FIRST-DRAWN Nu ZES
Al.l. CAPITA LS, oth A PUT I-

T. and J. SIV E WItIGIIT congratulate. their Friends
te/ • on the continued success which has attended the Purchasers
et their Offices, 57, Cornhill ; 11, Million, ' • 54, Haymarket,
torfler of CovertlyTstreet ; having bold in Shares a raze of
£16,000, and other Capitals, in .the Lottery just ended, in addi-
tion to the Grand List of Prizes Sold by them in the Lottery
which puished the 15th January last, viz.
. 1,467 £16,000 11,746 % £3OO
14,515 10,000 No. 401 -1100
2,612 2,000 1,005. 200
11,:'.91 1,000 4,048 200
1,505 500 8,147 200
12,544 ' 600 15,220 200
4,878 300 18,835 • 200
The present Lottery begins' on the 9th April the Scheme
contains 'C1111E1.: of £lO,OOO, and EIGHTY other Capitals,
adi bionev.--the FIFTY-11111FX lint-drawn Mies will be
-each enti:l4l to a Capital, vis.the First-drain will have,
"%ono !!! the Two Next £2,000 each, and the Fifty Next
either £5OO, £5OO, or £2OO.
" Tickets and Shares are on Sale at SI VEWRIC ITTS' Offices,
as above.

• TO EAST INDIA Al RRCHANTS,
AND OTH.r.RS CONNECTED WITH INDIA.
AN Advertisement apreared in the London'News-
papers about eight or more Trim sine* (It is believed in
she Stmt), adverting to the death in India of a Mr. Joon Tno-
IIiAS, a native of Wales. leaving by will considerable property to
his brother, GRIFFITH Tmoshts, of Carmarthen, hut who was
othrti also dead; and i.dvising the Hears to appear to prove their
sights, and claim the same; should this meet the notice of the
liJrty who so advtrtiseil, or of any ose who can give such in-
formation as will lead to it'll' discovery thereof, or of the death
and will of the said John Thomas, to Mr. John Scott, No. 7,
Oxford-court, Cannon-street ; or to Mr. Richard Jones, Trede-
gar Iron Works, Newport, Moamouthshire, shall be handsomely
rewarded.
London, England, 1823-03-15

itxt. 25A
.

•
DRURY,t NNE THEA.TRE.
1 PRIVATE IVA on the KING: SIDE to be
LET, at El. 11...4d—per Night ; for the Oratorios £l. Is.
Tag* had at,?aavarlia, Mask Warehouse, 78, &rand.

- .
NEW TRAGEDY.
" ' • 'On Monday next vill be published,
By G. and W. B. Wnievaxita, Ave Alaria.lane,
ULIAN, a Tragedy in Five Acts, as performing
J
. at Cemot-Garden Theatre.

rinHE ENGLISHMAN OFFICE, 19.9, Strand.
S. • Satarday: March IS. The ENOIASHM A N of TO-
MORROW will contain Captain Johnston's Plan for Esta-
blishing, by means of Steam Navigation, a Communication with
Calcutta and the I•last Indies generally, via the Mediterranean,
Isthmus of Suez, and the Red Sea, by which the Voyage Out and
lionie'may be made within One Hundred and Twenty Days.

qlll E PETITION to the HOUSE of COMMONS,
1. adopted at a General Meeting of nutters, Merchants, and
other•, int:•rested in the W F.ST INDIA COLONIES, held
this-day, at the City of London Tavern, lies fur Signatures at
Mr. HOLDSN'S Office, N 0.23,. New City Chambers, Bishops-
gata-street.—March 12, 1523.
London, England, 1823-03-15

SAtURDAY, MARCH.IS. 1823. )"•D•44.4.1

PORT OF COWER.
FOR SALR• BY AUCTION,
By Order e the lion. thttbssiniuiemen of his ifajessy'r Customs,
At the Custom-House, in this Poet, on WITINZSDAY, the 19th
of March, 1R23, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Fottneon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
(which have been seized and legally condemned),
Brandy - 22;0 Gallons.
Geneva - 200 Do.
33 lbs. Window Glass Deals 7 in No.
5 do. Figs • Cocoa Nuts 4 do.
3 do. Chaco/ate Pumpkins 13 do.
3 dozen Eau de Cologne Wheelbarrow 1 do.
2 bottles Cordials Sundry Pieces of Warp.
• 1 Wherry and 1 Boat, with Tackle and Materials.
The broken-up hulls and Materials of a Yawl and 2 Tub Boats.
The above Articles (none of which can be sold for lass than
the amount of the Duty thereon), may be viewed the day before
the Sale, on application to the Warehouse-keeper.

•

SALE POSTPONED.
BERKSHIUR sus. READING—THE TRUNK WELL

ESTATE.
M. ROBINS informs the Public, that
.the Sale
of the FREEHOLD ESTATE, ,TRUNIMEIIO4
situate near Reading, in the County of Berke, advertised to be
Sold by Auction, at Garraway's Coffer-House, 'Change-Alley,
COlll/1111, on THURSDAY, the 17th April, is POSTPONED till
WEDNESDAY, the 28th of May.
Warwick House, Regent-street, 14th March, 1828.
London, England, 1823-03-15

FOIL BY AUCTION,

At the Custom-filmic, RYE, on Tirctoinar, March 27, 1825,
at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,

THE UNDERMENTIONED. GOODS,
vu.

About 100 Gallons Brandy, and
no Gattons Geneva.
A deposit of af23 per cent. is required.

ANNUITI• •1/F ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FIVg POUNDS PER ANNUM,
SECURED ON FREEHOLD ESTATES IN THE
COUNTY OF BRECON.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-House, Regent-street,)
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, •
On THURSDAY, March 27, IBA at Twelve o'Clock,
AN ANNUITY OF ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-FIVE POUNDS per Annum, charged on
Freehold Estates, In the county of Brecco, and payable Half-
yearly in London, free and clear of any deduction whatsoiter,
during the life of a Gentleman aged 4:. years.
Particulars may be had at Carraway's; and of Mr. Robins,
'l7O, Regent-street. .
London, England, 1823-01-27

BRIGItrON, JANUARY 26.

The accounts of his MaJas'nes health still continue
favourable, but he has not yet left his private apart-
ments.Divine.Service was performed this morning
in his Majesty's ptivate Chapel; as usual ; the sermon
was preached by Dr. PEansolr, the rest of the service'
was read by the Dean of Mae/roan and Mr. Ho LAIES,
The only pet sons in the Royal Closet, were the Lord
Steward, with his youngest son, Sir 11. Tvatant, Sir
EDMUND NAGLE, and Sir ANDREW BARNARD., There
were a great many persons of distinction in the boJy
of the Chapel, but it was not quiptso full a.: usual.
London, England, 1823-01-27

Jan. 17, at Belfast, the Lady of Captain Edward Priestley,
of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Wednesday, the Rev. John Manley, of Wrotham, to Caro-
line Mary, eldest daughter of the Res. George Moore, Rector
of Wrutbam, and Prebendary of Canterbury.
At Chatham, the Rev. Henry Turmine, M.A. of Minster,
Isle of Sheppy, to Miss Susannah Atkinson, of Chatham.
Jan. 15, at ALl!don, the Rev. W. M'Connel, Dissentlug Mi-
nister of Preston, to Elizabeth, fourth daughter of Mrs. Nash,
widow, of the former place.
Tuesday, at Great Blaplested, the Rev. ,Henry John Earle,
of High Ongar, to Charlotte, eldest daughter of the Rev. Jas.
Sperling, of Monks Lodge. •
Jan. 16; the Hee. James Rodger, Minister of Dunino, Flfe-
shire, to Jane, daughter of the Rev. Mr. Haldane, of Kingo}drum.
At Berwick, tile Rev. Jahn Messenger, Curate of Bamburgh,
to Sarah, only daughter of tilt late Mr. George Redpatb, of
Berwick, surgeon.
The Rev. Edward Freeman Parsons of Doddlreton., Che-
shire, to Frances "bleliicent„ youbgest daughter of Mr. Nixes,
of Amtry, Warwickshire._ .• .
The Rrv. Robert Middleton,.ll. 4. of Gwaynynog, Denbigh-
shire, to Louisa, second daughter of the late Sir George Wit-
ham Farmer, Batt.
At Ecirhooton Chureb, the Rev. Francis Ellaby, to Min
Frames Brooks, both of Edmonton.

At Tulla, the Rev. 11. 8. Ilulett, Rector of Mount Shannon,
county of Galway, to Eliza, daughter of the late It. Brew, Irk
of Richmond, county of Clare. _ -

Saturday, aged 75, the Rev. John Winter, 56 years Paster at
the Independent Church at Newbory, Berks. .
Jan. 16, the Rev. William Morgan, of Lanwenerth, Mon-
mouthshire.
At Newry, the Rev. Dr. A. G. Malcom, Presbyterian Mi.
Rider of Newry. '
Jan. 17, the Rev. Metbusalem Davies, of Aldenhans, Herts.
Wednesday, aged 73, the Rev. R. Rigby, Vicar of St. MAO,
Hetetley, and of Bishop Barton,
Minister of Lechoniield.
The Rev. Richard •Wan
onMoor,Prebendary of Lands!,
and Rector of Trevethlo, Monmouthshire.
The Rev. John Syrup, aged 45, twenty years Vicar of Wet,
Wagtails and Rfetaf of Alm. &lei%
The Rev. T. Blackburn, LL.D. Warden of the Colieglattr
Church, Manchester.
At the Rectory HMI! of Ifulooford, Soda, the Rev. Heart
Williams, M.A. Rector of that Prif..
Jan. 11, at Harlow Vicarage, Oher a short Mien, Qrc
Dorothy, younwit daughter of the WM; Otan. Sanderson NOG
Jan. 10, at Margate, ;dm PVansea &yds fart of hie*
noydada. the once rep meted awnsof the Litre sflueshapo—,
Dim herself was highltasoseglkitolis listerearre. and hen
been eensidered one of theirplisetinfill of madam times.
`Jan. 4, at Ash, out 144 John Laita, sheep-
sharer, aged 76. He Was token TMN ag how peed:ono tdr
death, and signified his wish (which was put into effect) that be
_might be attended to Me pew W aS bin Mohan Aar
shearers, with ib shisataturanded funs *drink An, ONO
Lby bow et Suktrare• • •

r~~ i

Slag!, 4.04

••. /4,441.0 10;13
London, England, 1823-01-27

This day Were published. prier 2s. sewed,
REMARKS on the present Defective State of the
NAUTICAL ALMANACS.
By FRANCIS BAILY, V.V.& and -
London: Sold by John Rkhardson, Rord Sedum".

This day were published. in /Ivo. price Ita. boards, •
POENIS oti VARIOUS-SUBJECTS; with Intro-
ductory Remarks on the present State of Science and Li-
terature in Franc..
By HELEN MARIA WILLIAkIS.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-hme.

ENGLISH GUAM:MAR.
Tlin, day was riblidted, price Is. 6d. bound,
The Sixteenth Edition of
THE ACCIDENCE; or, Flitir RUDIMENTS or
ENGT.yof GRA WIA R.

By ELLIN DIiVIS.
Printed for G. ajid W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lare.
London, England, 1823-01-27

MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1823.

CA N D LES.—TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
FULL TWENTY PER CENT. IS SAVED.
ALARGE Stock of fine MOULD CANDLES, of
a superior quality, at Bs. per dozen; also fine Store Can-
dles, for fine working branches requiring a bright clear light, on
equally advantageous tenon, at 0. RUSSELL'S, Tallow-chan-
dler, 39, Old Compton-street, Soho, one door froth Dean-street.

_ This day VI is published, price - -
A LETTER to the High: Horwurable the EARL
42- of LIVERPOOL, on the present State of the Nation.
By JAMES FORD.II., A. M.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row.

PRESENT STATE OF TIIE 1110 REA.
On Saturday, the ist of February, will be publbhid, in One
Volume, Bvo. illustrated by Plates, Wood Cuts, &c.
'MA R RATIV Eof a TOUR through the MORE A,
.1-1 giving an Account of the present State of that Peninsula
andits Inhabitants.
By Sir WILLIAM GELL.
Printed for Longman, I furst, Rees, Orme,and Brown, TAnddit.

This day was published, '
In Two Volumes, Octavo, price Si. I Is. 6d. boards,
HISTORY of ROMAN LITERATURF,; Iron,
its earliest Petiod to the Augustan Agt.
- By JOHN DUNLOP, Esq. .
Author of the " History of Fiction."
Printed for Longman, Hurst,Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
The History of Fiction, S -vols. post Bvo. fts. YIoII t '
London, England, 1823-01-27

MASTER* 0 P ACTS.

The Rev. Thomas Airey, erTlinity College.
111 e. Rev. Frauds D. Lempriere, dituti
HELORS ARTS.

James Summcr, of Trinity College.
Allan Fielding, of Corpus Christi College.
OXFORD, JANUARY 2,5.
Wednesday, the following Degrees were conferred:
BACHELOR IN CIVIL LAW.
Jerome William Knapp, Fellow of Sr. Juhu's College.
MASTERS OF ♦RTS.
George Fuller Thomas, Scholar of Worcester College.
Richard William .10f, Fellow of Oriel College.
Francis Bryans,-St. Edmund Hall.
John Wrotttsley, Esq. Christ Church.
Havilland Durand, Scholar of Pembroke College.
EACH MORS Of ARTS.

Evelyn Bazalgette, BaViol College.
John Huyshe, Brasennose College.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. R. Davies, ?LA. 'Vicar of Dixton, has been insti.
toted, by the Bishop oti Gloucester, to the Rectory of Stanton,
(nouceste rshire. •
Thursday, the Rev. William Moggridge Stawell, Nf.A. was
instituted, by the Rev. PfeCentor Bartlam. to the united Recto.
ries of Filleigh and Ran Iluckland,-Doron. on thi. preseatanua
of Earl Fortescue, Lord Lieutenant of Devon ; void by the
death of the Rev. John Burgess Karslake.
The Bishop of Futter has instituted the Rev. Charles Chi.
chestet, B.D. to the Rectory of West Worlington, Devon, void
by the cession of the Rev. Joseph Prost. Prust.
Tuesday. the Rev. Archibald Bennie was uoinimously elected
assistant and successor_ to the Rev. John M,Ltod, Chapel of
Ease, North AU)ion-stieet, Gla go.v.
On the ,l ltb inst. this Rev. Dr. Chalowni was unaninsoudy
elected Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University of St.
Andrew's; and In has notified to the congregation of St. John's
Ins acceptance of the office. Some time since he received tl5OO
from a, Lady, to lay out in anx way ha thought proper. Of this
suns he gave .0500 to the Rev. Dr. Burns, for the purpose of
assistieg in the erection of a Chapel; £5OO to the Rev. Mr.
Marshal ; and £5OO to Mr. 'Muir; for the same laudable pur-
pose. He has also given £5OO out df his own pocket for aiding
the erection of a Chapel in the parish of St. John, Glasgow.
The Rev. Reginald Heber is appointed to (and has accepted)
the vacant See of Calcutta. Mr. Heber goes to Insiia forthwith._