Star.
London, England, 1825-10-15 00:00:00

NORTI-lALLERTON MEETING-omm 13.

A Sweepstakes of 20 sovereigns each, p. p. for two years old colts
and fillies.—A mile and a quarter.
Mr. Rolling's b. f. si4tet to Homer . .
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Mr. Jacques' b. c. brother to Ringlet . ` 2
A Hunters Stake of five sovereigns each, for hones, &c. tot
thorough bred, to be rode by Gentlemen. Two miles.
Mr. Brook; b. g. Crosby, 6 yrs old 1
Mr. Kent's b. g. Delcredere, 4 yrs 2
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Mr. Hudson'ii). g. Smuggler . 3
11r. Copley's m. Ellen, aged . 4
Mr. Wormaid's b. g Jack Tar, 4 yrs 5
A good Race.
A Maiden Plate of SOL for all ages. Two mile beats.
Mr. T. Sykes's b. c. ()awaits, 3 yrs . 0 2 1
The Hon. E. Petre's b. g. Velutl, 3 yrs 0 1 0
Mr. Kirby's c. 1. 4 yrs . 2 0 0
Mr. Shipley's b. m. Panorama, 4 yrs 3 4 6
Mr. Jackson's br. erMelo, 3 yrs 0 0 0
Mr. Bell's b. h. Don Antonio, 4 yrs • 1 0 dis
Mr. Perrin's b. e. 3 yrs 0 3dr
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Mr. Field's b. c. Conspiracy, 5 yrs . 0 odr
It being dark it was agreed to run the fourth heat the nest day.

The Hunting Stud of the late George Redmond Hulbert, Esq.
was sold at Ashton Lodge on Monday last, when the well-k nowt):
judgment and liberality of that Gentleman in the selection of his
horses brought together the largest assemblage of respectable com-
pany that has been witnessed on any similar occasion ; and the
general expression of regret for his loss as a neighbour and a Gen-
tleman must have been highly gratifying to his surviving relatives.
—Most of the principal sportsmen of the adjoining counties
were present. The horses fetched the following prices:—Pirate
£305, to Earl Howe; Parry £250, Mr. Cholmeley ; (these two
horses were purchased by the late Mr., Hulbert of Sir Henry
Every); Sinbad £2OO, Mr. Coke; Ruby .13190, Mr. Sutton;
Aladdin (Mr. Herbert's Hack) £l7O, Earl Home; Waalight
£l6O, Mr. Walmsley ; Itanselmon £l6O, Mr. Richardson; the
Abbott .8140, Mr. Heap; Forsythe £24, Mr. Brown; ango
£73, Mr. Hunt; Itamadani £75, Mr. Calvert; Domingo #6O,
Major Mir; Negro *All, Sir C. Colville; Christmas (a two-
year old Colt) £63. Mr. Brown; Brood Mare (Fairy) £36, Pori
Chesterfield; blood Mare £24, Mr. Phillips; Valentine (a Year-
ling) £36, Earl Chesterfield ; ltedgauntlet (a Foal) £24, Mr. Edge.
The matches appointed for the Meeting at Newmarket next
week, between Retreat and Elisabeth, and Den Carlos and Cadiz,
are off by consent. Iu the match betweenteonvietlim and the Lark,
the latter has paid fot felt. The sport will be.very good it is thought
Loogwaist is now considered to be the best horse in England.—
He has challenged for the Whip at Newmarket, and is ready to
run any borate that has ever beat him, next spring, four miles over
the Course at Newmarket, for one thousand guineas, or any other
sum, however large. His late owner, Mr.. Craven, has offered to
back him to any amount.
The whole.of the money for the fi2tit between Reuben Marten
And Yuuog Gas was made good at ',tarry Holt 's on Tuesday night.
the men will meet on Tur.day neat; and on the same day, and in
the sante ring, Young Hutch Sam al\d Junry, the Sailor Boy, and
saeige and Kirkman, will exhibit their-WU. The betting is even
b.tween Marten and Gas. Six to ton. on S.,:n Jt,nes; and
.e to tour S.tVJgt azaiiht n.i.t •

CANIBRIME ADDRESS TO HIS ROYAL
HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK.

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At a grand common day of the Corporation of Cambridge, held
on the sth of September last, the freedom of the Borough, accom-
panied by a loyal and respectful Address, were voted to his Royal
Highness the Duke of York, for his firm and patriotic declaration
against granting any further concessions to the Roman Catholics' •
and his !loyal Highness having appointed Friday last (during his
annual visit at Cheveky Park, the seat of his Grate the Duke' df
Rutland) to receive the same ; the Mayor (John Pureluts, P.oq4
with several Aldermen, Common Councilmen, and Burgesses, ar-
rived at Cheveley, where they were kindly welcomed by his Grace
the Duke 'of Rutland, High Steward of the Corporation, and the
Marquis Griham and Colonel 'French, MemberS of Parliament
for the town. The procession was then introduced into the audi-
ence chamber, where his Royal Highness, with her Grace the
Duchess of Rutland, and * *umber of Noble Visitors, were :tum-
bled. The Duke of Rutland then addressed his Royal Highness
In a neat speech, and read the Address of the Corporation. to
which his Royal Highness returned a suitable reply. The Creir-
poratien then withdrew into the spacious hall, where an elegant
and sumptuous cold collation was provided. Among the toasts,
"l'he Marquis of Granby, and prosperity to she House of Manners,"
which the Duclftss of Rutland, who was standing near the door,
hearing, she came-forward to the end of the table, leading the nobk
youth in her hand, and said, " lam very sensible of the honour
done myself, but feel so deeply affected by the rinotions inspired
by your kindness -to my dear boy, that I cannot resist the
impulse of returning- my best acknowledgments for this honour-
able mark of your esteem ; and in his name, a delighted Into her
entreats your acceptance of their grateful thanks, which as yet her
son is unable to offer on his own behalf."

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, OCTOBER 14.

Saturday, the 6th inst. the nomination of a Vice-Chancellor for
the ensuing year,* the Right Hon. Lord Grenville, Chancellor of
the University, was approved in full Convocation, when the Rev.
Richard Jeukyns, D.D. Master of Balliol College, was (a second
'time) invested with that office with the usual formalities, and no-
minated his Pro-Vice-Chancellor, viz.... The Rev. George Wi4lians
D.D. Master of Pembroke College; the Rev. John edifier
Jones, I).D. Rector of Exeter College; the Rev. George Rowley,
I).D. Master of University College ; and the' Rev. Ashurst Turner
Gilbert, D.D. Principal of Brasennose College.,
Monday, the first day of Micha times Term, the following De-
grees were conferred :
ALISTICKS ar ARTS —Rev. Thomas Wilkinson, Queen's Cellege.;
Frederick Francis Ildwardes, Scholar of Corpus Christi College;
Rev. John Ball Fellow of St. John's College.
Bacoacoa or Ants.—Rev. Thomas Saunderson, MagdalewHall.
The following Gentlemen were appointed lixamining Masten in
Literis listnianioribus:—Rev. Charles- Girdlestune, M.A. Felkiw qt
B.slliol College; Rev. William Kay, A.A. Fellow of Lincoln Col-
lege ; Rev. Phillip Wynser, B. D. Fellow of St. John's College.
At a Public Ordination held by 'the Bishop of Bath and Well*, .
in the Cathedral Church of Wells, on Sunday, the following Gen-
tlemen were admitted into Holy Orders :
Deacoxs—Wm. Lowth, B.A. Christ Church, Oxford; Wm.
of3corge Sawyer, B.A. Balliol College, Oxford; Wm. Qtrekett,
B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge; Wm. Wiekeisden, li.A.-St.
John's College, Cambridge. •
Patens—T. Sweet Escott, M. A. Fellow of. Lincoln College.
Oxford ; James Daubeny, BA. Briaentiose College, Oxford.;
Robert Green Rogers, B.A. Oriel College, Oxford ;..lohn Sand-
ford, B.A. Bailin! College, Oxford; luiw. Pering Henslow. J' us
College, Cambridge; Henry West, B.A. St. Peter's Coll. Camb.,
CAMBRIDGE, OCT•IIICR 14.
Monday last, (the first day of Tenn), the following Gentle Men
were elected University Officers for the year ensuing •
Paorrroas.—Rev. Nicholas John Temple, M.A. Sidney. College ;
Rev. Henry Venn, ALA. Queen's College.
TAxofts.—ltev.*Thomas Dickes,M.A. Jesus College; Rey.Ftentry
Tasker, M.A. Pembroke hall. •
Moneaasoas.—Rev. John Hind, M.A. Sidney College ;Joshua
King, Esq. M. A. Queen's College.
Se ausasoas .Rev. John Dobson, M.A. St. John's College.; Rev.
Richard Crawley, M.A. Magdalene College.
The same day the following degrees were conferred :
biasses' or Aa'rs.—ltev. Thomas Hinde,Jeses College.
BACHILOIII or Ann.—Willi:in' O'Brien, Trinity College ; Ro-
bert Hutchinson Lewin, Trinity College; Thom Hutton Vyvyan,
Trinity College; Charles Sympson. Trinity College; Wm. Watson
Langford, Trinity College • Robb Whittaker, Si. John's College ;
Henry Jesson, St. John's:College ; George Gayton Harvey, St.
John's College; William liinibirst, St. John's College; Falward
?dedley, Queen's College • James C. Dickens, Jesus College ; Too..
Inn IL W. Deshrisay, Lam College ; Thomas Kennion, Christ
College; Charles Smith, Christ College; Henry Wyatt Cottle, Sid.
only College.
• Wednesday, the following Gentlemen were appointed the
Caput for the year ensuing :
The Vice Chancellor.

i,..1k1.1/1

Rev. C. Wordsworth, D. D. Master of Trio. Coil. D:e.

Rev. D. G. Wltt, I.L. D. St. St. John's College, Law., it; fr,
'J. T. WoesMeese, Caius College, Physic.
Rev, C. r M.A. Trin. Ilall. &is. Wan. '

.ev. J. Ebden, fit. , Reg.
Rev. Henry Law, M.A. S .John's, Sea. Regime.
Sunday, at a General Ordination, holden in the Cathedralatur:h
of Norwich; the following persons were admitted into Holy Orders :
Ditacons--Robert Jervis Coke Alderson, A.B. Eseter•Ctallege,
Oxford ; James Walter Care, A.B. Magdalen Hail, Oxford; John
George Carless, A.B. Jesus College, Cambridge; Augustus Dash-
wood, Pembroke Hall, Cambridge • Thomas Davkisirn' A.B.
Queen's College, Cambridge; John 'smond Deakin, A.B. Down-
ing College,. Cambridge' frrderiek Cooke Fowler, A.B. Jesus
W College, Cambridge; illiant Lloyd Gibbon. A.B. St. Jobn's
College, Cambridge; Robert JeckcU, A.B. Corpus Christi Col-
lege, Cambridge; George Marriott, 'A.B. Magdalen College Cam-
bridge; George Alexander Paske, Clare Hall, Cambridge;
Henry Rookin, A.B. Queen's College, Oxford; John Frame's
Treadway; Garrod Wade, A.B. Jesus College, Cambridge; Chas.
Walter Whiter, A.B. Clare Hall, • Cambridge; Ilenry Thomas
Wilkinson, A.B. St. Peter's Colleges Cambridge.
Teixses—Thomas Bissett, A. M. Alarischal College, Aberdeen;
John Brett, A.lll. Queen's College Cambridge; Chatles Abra-
ham Brook, A.B. Wu* College, Cambridge; Thomas Sovick
Cooper. A.B. Magdalen Colleige, gapabridge ; Vincent Edward
Eyre, A.B. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge; Charles, Baur-
well Herring, A.B. Caius College, Cambridge; John Siebbssik,
A.B. Caius College, Cambridge; ohn Norris, A.B. Calms; Col-
lege, Cambridge; Peter Peeing, A.B. Oriel College, Oxford; Ed-
ward John Western Valpy, RA. EmsnanuelCollege,Chnbtldge;
Joseph Burgess Watson, A.B. BanniansselCollege„ gantbridge; 'Ro-
bert Wilson, A.B. Emmanuel College, Cambridge.
=cutlass:teat eitostoTkors.

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Sept. 28, Mr. Alexander Marshall, late of the Glasgow Theo-
logical Academy, was ordained Pastor over the Congregaq°oral
Church assembling in FfiAre Wynd Chapel, Stirling.
Mr. Ferguson of Raith has been pleased to present the Rev.
John Murray to tlt.Church and Parish of Abbotshall, vacant by
the death of the Rev. Mr. Anderson.

The Rev. Mackintosh Mackay was admitted Minister of Laggan
on the 27th alt. _ _ _ _ _ _

Rev. Roma Sheppard, M. A. has been instituted to the Rectory
of Thwaite, in the county of Norfolk, on the presentation of Job*
Wilson Sheppard, Esq. of Campsey Ash.
Rev. Charles Henry liodgson, M.A. was elected by the Dian
and Chapter. one of the Vicars Choral of Salisbury Cathedral
Church, void by the death of the Rev. Dr. Evans.
Monday, the Rev, Arthur Bennet MeShaun, M. A. and Frederick
Francis Edwardes, M. A. Scholars of Corpus Christi College,
were admitted Fellows of that Society.
Last week, the Rev. Spencer Madan, M.A. late Student of
Christ Church, was presented to the Vicarage of Twerton. A
dispensation having been granted by the Archbishop of Canter.'
bury, to enable Mr. Madan to hold the same, with his present
Vicarage of Batheaston.

His Serene Highness the Duke BIRNARD of SANE
Wetstae and suite arrived yesterday, in the Lady Sherbrooke,
from Montreal. His Serene Highness is in the service of the
King of the Narneet.anns. He arrived at Boston lc: mouth
ago, in a Dutch ftigate. He is probably the first of the
Continental Sovereign Houses who has visited Amorlas 1k his
been received everywhere with great respect, and polibibblrif in
Upper and Lower Canada. A salute was Aced, find a guard of
onour was sent him on the arrival of the steam-boat but he de.
Mined all pomp and ceremony.—Quebec *miry.
'lhe success of Mr. Kactis. the Ceeohs tragedian, at
the Coburg Threw, has, it is said, *Wed the I'roprieturs
of one of our Winter Toeatres to s.ad an XullOy to the Unita d
Seates to engage Miss %%hutment/. Hoirransta Xll6OllO JAIUG4,
the Melpomene of the " Royal African 'theatre. New York." who
is a 4. genuine nigger." It is export:lrd the will make her debut on
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,he 'motion boards
the J'air reitilent.

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