Star.
London, England, 1829-06-19 00:00:00

TRINITY TERM.

This bift the
_int day sit Trinity Term, the Jade
and King's cowed breakfasted wit* the Lord Ca:
teller at Lincoln's Inn Hall. and afterwards went
grand procession ro Westminster Hall, why. the
Chancellor, the Vice Chancellor, and the 'lodge.,
bided in their respective Courts.

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSIIT ELECTION.

1111 AL 'TATO OP THI POLL AT TOR CLOSI TISTIODAI
Cavendish
Dukes ••
21,10 e il •• —• • 4-147
We have sow the unpleasant task to record the it
'fated result of this wood ioteiesting Eleetioo. Until

most others, its pointy were narrowed into the
compass, bet they were those of most vital

to our present and future welfare.,

To those who are acco%tonsed to teßectupon
events. and to indulge in speculations fur the jot"
from their effects. the occurrence which has now La,

place must, and will give rise to reflections of A! mosi
serious and anxious description. Although My diva
is unhappily so much the fashion of the day' we slid
hope it would not have shown itself so glaringly is
place, which ought to be entirely, devoted to ptinciples
of so contra' y a tendency.
Cambridge has now to boast of baying two Repte.
tentative', whose avowed princiPles, bath political said
r religious, are in direct opposition to these of our Na.
tional Church Establishment, and has lists is tbit
stance preferred a young and ineaperienced man tome
who has always shown himself the tolitittvlSt and um.
compromising friend to its interests. comliining, at ibe-
same time, the firm and independent mind which is io
valuable a trait in the character of a Esitisb &slum
The result of this election too.° presents a (nos as.
common circumstance. At one University the Minis.
tetial Member is thrown out. because he %apiarist
what is called Catholic Emancipatioo ; and is
the other the Candidate loses his Election, because lie•
rests his claims for its favour, from being the hieod of
our national Church Establishment. What *lll Minis•.
ten say to this, and what will be the pfiblic
upon so strange an anomaly ? 01 this, however, we
Net confiJei.t, that there is no man who has voted for
Mr. BAKILIS but will always feel his feat glow with
honest pride and satisfaction at the vote he has riven.

THS WEATHSR --Over all parts. of the country we
field that there has been a favourable charge of %weathers
and that the moisture of the last three or four days has
had the most beneficial effect in reviving the crops that
began to suffer from long continued drought.. And
thus we are still encouraged to hope for as aaspiciass
harvest and ample provision throughout do lost.
The following is the copy of the letter written by the.
Emperor of Brazil to the Infant Deo Miguel, otrabili-
eating the Crown of Portug4l:
" To die lafant Don Miguel, my weaboloved &Am, loot,
of Me Two Kingdoms of Portopl and the Atoms, sad roc
Lisommot is these States.

" MY wat.L BILLOViD Bionsto—l have cos..
today rug act of abd:catioo of the Potsogorwe &feu
in favour of my dear and well Wowed ilaailinw. Sawa
Maria da (amis. Queen of Portugal, loader the name
Donna Maria IL in conformity with my Royal Dectet
of May 2, 1826. as you will see by the accompaofag
Decree, which you will cause to be published and
usecuted You will find in this free and spootosesoes
lesorution an additional proof of the good opinion I'
entertain towards you, particularly after the wisdom,
experience, and knowledge of public affairs, which you
must have acquired at Of Court of his Imperial aid
It yal Majesty the Emperor of Austria. my, fathet-ia•
law and friend, for whom you and I ought to muerte*
eternal gratitude. •
" Those are not the only motives which ingot to
make you feel the strength of my friendship, emffetiently
proved as it is by an act so freely performed, and Oki
invests you with the right of governing their kingdoms
and states, according to the Constitutional Chatter,
during the minority of Queen Donna Maria 11. You
will see by this act how much I confide in the attach.
mint and unqualified loyalty which you entertain for
my well-beloved daughter. your niece, spotite,.and
Queen. You will also see that, ceasing to .tetisin the
slightest influence over these kingdoms, I confide to roe
the destinies, happy or unhappy, of my young and is.
nocent daughter.
" Do not take it ill that I presume to eller you some
advice, though I wish you may not stand in need pf it.
It is this—maintain to the utmost' of your posteel the ,
Con,titutional Charter, which you and the whole Pm-
suguese nation have sworn to; the sheet anchor of
the state vessel amicl-t the vast political storm • which
thseatens it with total ruin. The palladium of Cumin.
tutional liberty ought to be 'defended by all retail es
men, as well As all men of sensi; for all extremes being
bad and vicious. a middle course kapalaits.
ie an affair of rich Itigh impottantir. Ii
adopted by the wise and religious, and moth especially
by those wha govern, whose first duty it is to look Kolbe
public good, even should it clash with their prints

..ntereats.
" You have religion, judgment, and you do not int
talents ; you have, moreover, received encelleat counsels
from his lasperi..l and Royal Majesty the Eispesnr, 01
father in law ; follow them, and you, shall see that yes
will live happily in your Regency, and at the same Awe
contribute to the happiness of subjects that were mine,
and who, as long as I governed them:Merited aU 01
care and solicitude; and in separating from them to-dab
I have the consolation of knowing I leave them ennui.
tuted in the manner the most brilliant, and at the gm
time the most conformable to their wishes and wog.
In order to guarantee at one and the same time liosh I
public liberty and national independence, I hateable*
consulted reason and the lights of the age. .
le Do not despise, my brother, the inspirations afro'
conscience; do not suffer yourself to be biassed by 0/
one; do not exclusively attach yourself to any ego
but listen to all; and, in short, let your resolatioesafr
form to the laws, manners, and utility of your Coggin,
for which, in case of necessity, you ought to sacsirbut
even your life.
" Do not be offended, I repeat, at the toot I t
with you. Ido not know any other language but that
of frankness. It is a gift I have received from Dania
Paoviontroa. lam addressing myself at the some tileo
to a hi.* ther, for whom I have so lively an affection
that I have raised him to the rank of spouse of 01
daughter.
.4 Accept the assurance of the affection and friends*
with which I your brother, full of interest for yon.
(Sired) PEDIUF
lulu Janeiro, Much 3, ion.