Star.
London, England, 1829-09-22 00:00:00

EDINBURGH, Sept. 19.

The King has been pleased to appoint William Coupe:, M.U.
F.R.S.,K. to the Chair of Natural History in the University of
Glasgow, vacant by the death of Lockhart Muithead,
We understand that Mr. Yeats, a native of Glasgow, and after-
ward. residing in Devonshire, has bequeathed the Island of Shuns,
of which the annual income is about £5OO, to be vested in the
Magistrates of Glasgow as Trustees, for the purpose of the yearly
produce being applied as billows :—One-fifth fur public improve-
ments or charities in Glasgow ; two-fifths fur the benefit of the
Professorships of Natural Philosophy, Moral Pbilosephy. Mathe-
made% and Botany, In the University of Glasgow; one-litth to the
Trustees of the Andersonian University ; and use-fifth to the
Glasgow Infirmary.
Arrived at llackensie's Hotel. Prince's-street :
James Loch, Esq. M.P. Mrs. Loch, George Loch, Esq. and A.
Loch, Esq. • Admiral Adam; James Kules, F.eq. Miss Kelm and
A. and J. Eules, Foqrs. ; William Oordon, Ksq. and Mrs. Gor-
don; William Mackenzie, Esq. Gairloth; Capt. Hay. of Mug-
drum ; Cul. Reid, of the East India Company's s. nice ; Peter
Brophy, E. and Miss Brophy; George Adwon, Esq.; W. H.
Bosanquet, ha' q. ; Thomas Hogan, &eq. of Barrow-house ;
Grant, Esq.; Lindsay, Rsq.
Set off (tom Mackenzie's Hotel, Prince's-street :
George Loch, Esq. for London ' • Cot. Reid, of the East India
Service; J. D. Gleig. Esq. of the East India Service; Wen. Mac-
kenzie, Esq. Gairloch ; T. Hogan. Esq. of Barrow House.; P.
Brophy. Esq. and Milo Brophy ; Dr. Munro, Mrs. Munro. and
Miss Munro; Miss Rainey; George Adison, Esq.; W. H. Du-
sanquet, Esq. ; Evanson, Esq. and Mrs. Evanson.

The Duke of BEDFORD has contributed the sum of
2001. as a gift towards the subscription opened for Cu-
vent-garden Theatre. It is the present intention to open
on the sth of next month.

Mr. CROKER, Secretary to the Admiralty, has taken
a cottage at_ Ditton-upon-Thames, where lie generally
resifles for three or four days in the week, and amuses
himself with lly-fishing for trout in the river Mile.—
Berks Chronicle.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE-THIS DAY.

SUCAR.—The continued arrivals of British Plantation Sugars
have increased the stock in the West India I) icks to 51,150 Iffids.
and 5,800 tierces. The delivery last week for home consumption
was rather above 3,000 Mids. The demand for good grocery su-
pra continues. Sugars are not much in demand this morning.
Iterbice is quoted ftom 484. to :ins.; middling Jamaica from 55„
to 60s. ; good dittosfroni 60s. tel 64-. per cwt.
The demand for plantation coffee continues active. Ordinary
Jamaica are quoted trom 504. to 34.. ; good, from 38s. to 425.
per cwt. The late advance is maii.taitied.
Iten—The deliveries hot week were considerable, for exporta-
tion and for home consumption ; altogether 796 pun and So hhds.
were taken out of the West India Docks, leaving the stock yester-
day 21,668 pun. and 2,024 hhils. The market is firm, but not
much business bas been done today. Brandy is in demand.
Tx* TRADV.—Since the termination of the East India Com-
pany's declaration, business in Tea has not been active, and prices
range about the same as at the air. In the country, as well as
the town trade, more competition exists at present thin at any
former period, from which the public derive great advantage.
Paowsuira.—This afternoon Government will take contracts for
provisions for the use of the navy. There are to be contracted for
13,000 tierces of beef, and 170,000 tierces of pork. Much interest
is felt in the trade to learn the terms of the contract.
Hors.—The advises from the plantations this nun ning are more
unfavourable than was expected : the duty is called to 7,4,t Chit., but
not expected to realise more than .10.000/. Prices remain without
any material alteration.
ltussurr Pitooecr —The mercantile letters front St. Petersburgh,
received by the Hainhurels yearn-boat this morning, and dated
the 'nth inst. The exchange on London remained at MI. and
there had been shipped off 115,000 cask. of tallow. This article
was quoted f luo to 101 roubles. Iltit sh ships airier.: 584,
ditto sailed 469 Freights were scarce at 30s. per cwt. The stock
of tallow yesterday was 16,425 casks, and as it will soon be more
increased, the price is rsther lower, biiing at :7s. 9d. pet cwt.—
There were delivered last week ;WO casks. Hemp is from 445.
to 455. and flax 5.1*. per cwt.
WOOL TSADE —1 he recent heavy failures in the wool 'ride
has rendered sales extremely difficult, but hopes are indulged •h et
the panic, so severely felt within the last fortnight, has arrives! at
its height, and confidence appears to he restored in
In the quotations of witch. both British and Foreign. there is no
alteration for the better.
Tut Sineriusi IhTIKLYT.—This important interest, see A-ei in-
formed, begins to exhibit symptoms or improveint nt : the first
and KCOMICI4OI of ships are obtaining slightly advanced Ireight,

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OVING HENRY THE WILL:

In the name of Gon, and of the glorious and blessed
Virgine our Lady Sm. Marie, and all the Companie of Heaven,
We, Henry, by the Grace of Goa King of England, France, and
lrellnd, Defender of the Faith, and on Eartbjmmediatelle under
Gen, the Supreme Head of the Church of England and Ireland,
of that mime the Bth, calling to our remembrance the great gift
and benefits of Autumns Goe, given unto us in this transytorys
world, We give unto him our most humble and lowlie thanks, ac-
knowledging °and& insaytyent in euerie parte to deserve or re-
comp,•nce the same, but (care that wee have not worthlie receiued
the 'ante, and considering furthermore with ourselues that we be,
i% all mankind, mons% and borne in synite; believing, never.
theles, and hoping that curie Christian creature living heere in this
transytorie and wretched world, under GOD, and dying in stedfast
anti prect faith, indeavouring and exercising !himself to to in
his life time, (if he have leisure, such good deeds and charitable
worker as scripture cumandeth, and as male be to the honour and
pie:wire of Goo), is ordained by Cnatte's passion to be saved, and
to attain, eternal life, of which number we verilie trust by his
grace to be one, And that euerie creature the more high he is in
erate honor, rule, and authorytie in this world, the more he is
hound to lone, serve, and thank Gon, and the more diligentlie to
endeavour himselfe to doe good and charitable workes to the land,
honor and praise of Mammals GOD, and the profit of his souk,
We, alwe, calling to our remembrance the dignytie, estate, honor,
rule and gouernaunce that ALMIOSITIZ GOD bath promoted us unto
in this world, and that neyther wee,uor any other mortal ere ttttt ,
knoweth the time nor place, when nor where it shall please
Anionina Goa to caUe him out of this transitory world, willing,
therefore, and minding by Goes grace before our passage out of
this world to dispose, give, ordain our last mind, will, and to
lament in that some as we trust shall be acceptable to Mamma
GOD, our milk Saviour Jesus CHRIST, and all the holie Companie
of Heaven, and the due satisfaction of Goo's brethren in earth, now
being of whollie and pfect minde, adhering whollie to the right
faith of Cause, and his doctrine, renouncing and abhorring
alsne our olde and detestable life, and being in perfecte minds
and will, by his grace, never to returne to the same, nor
such like, and minding by Goo's grace, never to vane there.
from, as long as ante remembrance, breath, or Inward know-
ledge doth or male remain. within this mortall bodie, most
bumblie and harteUe doe comend and bequeath our souk to
Autumns GOD, rose in Persone of the Sonar, redeemed the same
with his most pretious bodie and blood in time of his passion, and
for our better remembrance thereof bath left heere with us his
Church Militant, the conservation and administration of his pretious
bodie and blood to our no little consolation and comfore, if we as
tbaokfuliie accept the same, as he lovinglie and undeserued on oar
behalf bath ordained it for our only benefitte and not for his :
also, we doe instantlie desire and require the Blessed Virgin Marie
his Mother, with all the Companie of Heaven, continually to pray
for us and with us while we live in this world, and in time of pass.
ing out of the same that we male the sooner ohtayne etenaalllife
after our departure out of this transitory bre which we doe both
hope and claims by Coatis passion and word : and as fur my bodie,
which, when the souk is departed, shall then remain but as a dead
carcase, and soe returne to vile matter that it was made of, were
it not for the roome and dignitie which GOD bath called us unto,
and that we would not be an infringer of worldly policies and nu.
tomes when they be not contrarie to GOD'S !awes, we would be
content to have it buryed in a place accustomed for Christian folks,
were it never soe vile, for it is but ashes, and to ashes it shall re-
turne again ; nevertheless, because we would be loath, in the re-
putation of the people, to doe injury to the dignitie which we are
urworthlie called unto, we are content : and also by these presents
our last Will and Testament does will and ordain that our bodie
he buried and interred in the quire of our College of Winsor, mid-
way between the Halls and the High Altar, and there to be made
and set as scone as convenientlie male be donne after our decease,
by our Executors, at our costs and charges (if it be not donne by
us in our lifetime), an honourable tombe for our bones to rest in,
which is well onward and almost made therefore akeadie, with a
saive grate about it, which we will shoe the bones of our true and
loving Queen Jane be pot shoe ; and there be provided, ordained,
made and settle at the coats and charges of us or by our Executors
(if it be not donne in our lifetime) a convenyent Aulter, honorablie
prepared, and aparelled with all manner things requisite and cc-
cessarie for dailie Masses, there to be said perpetually as long as
the world shall induce : also we will the tombes and aulters of
King Henry VI, and shoe of King Edward IV. our Great Unkle
and Grandfather, be made more princelie in the same places,
where thele now be at our charges: and also, tae will and
spetialie desire and require that where and whensoever
it shall please Goo to call us out of this transitory world to his
infynite mercie and grace, be it beyond the seas or In any other
place without the realme of England or within the same. that our
executors, we goose as convenyentlie theie male, shall cause all
devine service accustomed for dead folkes to be celebrated for us
in the next propper place where it shall fortune us to depart out of
this transytorie life. And over that we will that whensoever and
wheresoever it shall please GOD to call us out of this transstory
life to his infynite mercie and grace, be it within this realme or
without, that our executors, in as 'collie, briefe, and convenyent
baste as thek can or male order, prepare or cause our body to be
removed, conveyed, or brought into the said Colledge of Winsor,
and the service of Peak and Dirgie with a sermon and mass on
the morrows at our costs and charges, devoutlie to be donne, ob-
served, and kept soUemnlle, there to be buryed and interred in the
place appointed for our said tomb to be made fur the same intent,
and all this to be donne in as devout wise as it can or male be
donne. And we will and charge our executors that theie dispose
and give in rimes to the most poore and needle people that male
be found (common beggars as much as may be avoided) in as abort
space as possible theie male after our departure out of this transi-
toile life 1,000 marks of lawful monee of England, parte in the
same place and thereaboutes where it shall please GOD to call us to
his mercie, pane in the way, and pane in the same place of our
burial!, after their discretions. And to move the more people
that shall have our almes to prale heartilie unto GOD for our re-
missyon of our offences and the welthe of our Boole ; also we will
with all convenient speed as male be donne after our departure out
of this world, if it be not donne in our life time, that the Deane
and Channons of our free Chappell of Saint George, within our
Castle of Winsor, shall have mannors, lands, rents, and spiritual
promotions to the yearlie value of £6OO over aU charges, made sure
to them and their executors for ever, uppon these conditions here.
after ensuing. And for the due, and accomplyshment, and per-
formance of all other things cooteyned within the same in the
forme of an indenture, signed with our hone hand, which shall be
passed by wale of covenants for that purpose betwene us and the
said Deane and Memnon, and their successors for ever, shall lode
two Priests to sale masse at the said esker to be made where wee
have appointed our tombe to be made, and stand, and after our de-
cease to keep yearlie four sollemine obits for us within the said
College of Winsor,and curie of the said obits to give to poor people
an Aimee of BEIO ; and also to give senile for ever to 13 poore
men which shall be called poor Knights, to 'eerie of them 2:td.
by dale ; and once in the year., yearlie for ever, a long gowne of
white cloth, with the Garter uppon the brest, imbruthered with a
Shield and Crosse of Saint George within the Garter, and a mantle
of red cloth ; and to such a one of the 13 poore Knights as dial be
appointed Governor and bead of them, re 3 yearly over and above
the said 22d. by the dale ; and also to cause event Sondevie in the
scare for ever, a sermon to be made at Winsor atoresaid, and in
the said Indenture and Covenants shal be more Collie and particu-
lerlie expressed, wUI my charging and requiting our sane, Prince
Edward, all our Executors and Counsellors which shal be stained
hereafter, and all our Hakes and Successors which shal be Kings
of this Realme, as del, will misstate before A.IIIIIOIIM Goo, at
(To be continued.)