Star.
London, England, 1828-09-22 00:00:00

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

£CCLrssasnest, eacusentows.
The Rev. Arthur Gibson, bl. A. Fellow of Qtieen's College, (h-
-ilted, has been presented to the Vkarage of Cliedwoetb, Glove's.
terAire, vacant by the death of the Rev. B. Grisdale.
It is finally arranged that Hugh Nicholas Pearson, D. D. of St.
John's Calks.. Oxford, and Dean of Salisbury, is to be the new
Rector of St. Botolpits, iiisbnpegate.
The Rev. John Wilkinson, B.A. has been Instituted to the Rec.
wry of South Croston, Leke.tershire.
l'he Rev. John Heron, Curate of Sunderland, has been Seeneed
by the Bishop of Durham to the Perpetual Curacy of Albert, is
the parish of lii•hopwearniouth.
he Rev. ft. Ripley bas been presented, by Lord Durham, to
the Perpetual Curacy of Cfsester.le.street, vacant by the death of
the save Rev. W. ?Infield.

Ihe lice. Dr. Ittclesidson, Rector of Witten Gilbert, has Iwo
presented by the Dean and Chapter of Durham to the Rectory or
LH •n cc eilt, also void by the demise of Mr. Nesleld.
The Rev. G. Lee Warner. B.A. has been instituted to the Vi. •
waste of &. Mary linden, in Canterbury.
Tue Bev Juba Taylor, M. A has b. en licensed to the Perpetod
Cur ..cy us St. Michael's at Moto Norfolk.
Toe Rev. Henry Green, M A. bs been Instituted (on his sans
petition as Purim) to the Vicarage of Upton Soodsbury, Glossas•
tershire, void by the death of the Bey. Richard Collier.
The Rev. Francis Lunn, Al. A. of St. John's College, Cambridge,
has been instituted to the Vicarage of Butleigh cunt &kaiak,.
rough, Somersetabire.
'rue Rev. Thomas Robinson, M.A. formerly of Trinity Calks'',
Cambridge, was instituted in Much last, by the Bishop of Cal-
cutta (Di. James) to the vacant Arebdesconry of Madras.

The house which VOLTAIRS inhabited in Paris, and
which still bears his name. is undergoing a complese
repair. The room in which he died is, however, to be
kept as much as possible in the state in which he left it.
'flit accounts of the vintage in Champagne are very
favourable; the quantity of wise is so abundant that it
is difficult to find casks enough to contain it. It is sup.
pcsrd the wine, when bottled, will be sold 25 per cent.
under last year's prices.
INSCRIPTION IN A CHIIRCH-LARD IN GIRISAN7c.—
,1 0 superbel quid super bit? tun superbia to superabit.
,Terra es, et in terrain ibis. Mos eris quod ego nunc."
" 0 vain man, why shouldst though be proud ? thy
Feld, will be thy loin. Dust thou art, and to dust shalt
thou scum. Soon shalt thou be what I am now."
An E9glish.Gentleman at Florence had a fall from
his horse; besides sense slight bruises, he felt treat pain in one of
his thumbs, which was soon attended with inflammation ; and the
auras continued to dress his thumb after the other hints Were
eared. One day his son attended in his stead. " Have you visited
the Signor Inglese r says the father to the tin in the evening.
44 Yes, I have drawn oat the thorn, and.—...." " Panache tail"
cried the father, ecco hnsta la batty/a—Blockhead that ikon art !
there is an end of the shop."
As an instance of extraordinary tenacity of muscular
life in some of the fish tribes, a Gentleman lately returned frees
the Highlands informs us that while fishing tor whiting be night
a large dog.fish (a species of shark), which from les feroclzy,and
struggles, hid to be decapitated before the hook could be emitted.
The head being completely severed from the 'tusk. the Geo tl
thought theta could be oat cruelty in disembowelling it. is is.ver
see whether or not such a IrgWAtioUll creature had been devouring
the mon helpless tanst. of r • deep. Acco-dingly the abdomen
was laid open, and the stomach ben g ripped op was found empty.
The trunk was laid down in the ton t waahswisg in its own entrails,
and as there was a scarcity ut bait, it was partly skinned, and
several oblong cuts taken trum the most muscular part, and put on
the hooks. Notwithstanding such nutting and mangling, and at
least one hour and three.quaners after the trunk was hemline, he
(upon being touched) smashed violently the bottom of the boat
with his tail. The head alio, after being separated, retained We
for a considerable time, and frequently snapped at any finger which
was put into its mouth.—Peisky ahisergieer.
MANCH arra* —We are happy to give a better ac.
count of business last week. F.ir mt st kinds of goods,
both in the gray and finished state, three has been an
improved demand, which has entirely obliterated the
effect of the partial dullness noticed in our last. Tne
harvest in Ireland being over, and having on the whole
been got favourably, a considerable number of lush
buyers have been in the market last week, whose put..
eh +se: have been extensive. There is also an improved
demand for goods for the German markets, which is
stated to have been in some degree excited by the large
purchases of coin made for Fiance. Twist for shipping
continues in fair request, without any particular change
in prices.

CORN-EXCHANGE. MARK-LANK. San. U.
Our supplies during the week were immense, and the arrivals
fresh in this mooning from Ewe, Kent, and Surilk, equally so,
with a large quantity of Flour. Flair Old and New Wheat sold
freely at an advance of is. per quarter on the prices of this day
week ; but there was scarcely any demand (or the inferior qu.lities.
Fine Malting Barley being scarce, sold at 395. per quarter ; and had
more of such kind appeared, it would have obtained that price.—
Beans and Peas were ready sale, at our last quotation. Although
the arrival of Oats was large, line Corn sold full Is. per quartet
dearer. In other articles there is no alteration.

Wheat. Kern & Ewes, 7061164 I Pees, Grey Mk 40e
Suffolk. TIM 645 Sews, Small £7B 341 e
Norfolk, 60a 115 e 1 Tick 25: s7s
Rye 30s 34. Oats, Potato, Us Ine
Barley Sts 39, Fe/ald 26s 31s
Malt 62s 64s I Feed sl a tam
Peas, White 36s 311 s Flour, per sack, .......... 1
Boilers Was 454 Rapeseed ...a —s per Ma&
ilerowriTions LAST MSS[.
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Wheat. English lessors 15,365 . Insh pats 11.1106
Do. Foreign 11,111 Rye. English is
Inch Ditto 1.643 Dino. Foreign 745
'inky, arithh 1,474 Hiram, Hogbsh 1.710
Do. Foreign 1107 Ditto Foreign 4,125
Irish 46S Peas. English 1,7111
Mak 3,700 Unto, Foreign 276
English Oats 11,1107 English Flour. seeks 11, se
Foreign Ditto 5.315 American ditto, Ws. 1040
SMITHFIELD MARKET. SEPT. is.
Beef 41.t0 41. 4d. Mutton 4s. Od. to 44. 4d. Veal 4s. 114. to
ss. 4d. Purl Si. Od. to 54. Od. Lamb 4s. dd. to 546 2d.—Cattle at
market :—Beasts3.l79—Sbeep 14,570—Pigs 160—Calves 373,—.
Hay per laid, £1 10s. to £4 10s. Clover £3 10s. to Xi NS.
Straw Al Its. to gel 46s