Star.
London, England, 1829-09-26 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, Sept. 24.
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The Royal York Hotel continues well filled with fa-
sigesabie pests. lard Mahon and the Prime Wool left their
mites
soturztaaents yesterday for town ; bat new arrivals pre-
sently the vacuum.
The argots sad Marchioness de lavalette, front France, ere
at the New &am Hotel. The Marquis sad Marchioness de
&sorbet, frost France also, left the said bongs yesterday for
Loaders.

Lady Hyde Parker is at the Royal York Hotel. Her Lsdp•
ship will ebsetly select s private residence (Sr the winter season.
Lord George Leon*: is arrived.

WELSH JUDICATURE.

At the late Assizes for the county of Pembroke, held
at Haverfordwest, the Grand Jury, upon the following
Requisition to the High Sheriff, W. E. TUCKER, Fig.
ilmooms—
We. the Grand Jury of the county of Pembroke, having seen
the First Repoßeportof his Majesty's Commissioners of the Superior
Courts of Common Law, rusahnously agree,
That we deprecate changes uncalled for by the inhabitants at
large, particularly a Consolidation of Counties, which must mut
den us and our tenants, together with the commercial interests it
the county, much additional mem and inconveoience, draw us
from net owu couitY, and prevent that social intercourse with the
Magistracy and Gentlemen of our neighbourhood, which has so
long *sifted to the benefit attentive. and the county in general.
That we. therefore, request you will call a Meeting a this
County. at your earliest convenience, to take into consideration the
Alterations proposed in the above-mentioned Report.
Grand Jury Rem, Haverfordwest, Sept. nth, 1529.
The High Sheriff has accordingly convened a County Meeting
for the Bth of October.

Saturday last, Lord and Lady SELKIRK and suite,
arrived at Donaghadee from Portpatrick, in his Majesty's
packet Dasher, Captain SMITHETT.
The LORD CHANCELLOR and his Lady arrived on
Saturday last at 'Willoughby House, on a visit to Sir
SAMUEL SHEPPARD, Judge Advocate of Scotland.
Friday se'nnight, Lord Viscount HEREVORD enter-
tained the Corporation of Hereford, and a select party of
his friends, with a dinner, at the Hotel.

A Nobleman high in the confidence of the Emperor of
BRAZIL has been charged with a mission of great'
portaßce to this and other European Courts, and only
awaits the arrival of the Queen of PORTUGAL at Rio
Janeiro to proceed on his mission.—Morning Paper.
Gloucester Music Meeting commenced on Tuesday.—
The collection at the Cathedral (which was fuller than
usual) amounted to 1831.35. 2d.

There is a talk of some misunderstanding having arisen
betwixt Sir George Clerk and Lord Melville respecting
the representation of the county. The former, according
to report, was to continue member only until Mr. Dundas,
of Arniston, same of age, and was otherwise in circum-
stances to supply his place. The latter, it is said, consi-
ders himself now in the situation alluded to, but Sir George
demurs to the proposed relinquishment of his Senatorian
honours. We know not to what degree of credit these
reports are entitled ; but we take it for granted that the
wishes of the freeholders should have some small weight
in the matter.---Scotsman.

We have been favoured with the sight of a sheet of the
forthcoming annual of the Gem, by the talented Editor,
Mr. JOHN HAMILTON HAZE; and from the high lite-
rary acquirements of the numerous contributors, as well
as the just celebrity of the artists who have assisted in the
graphic embellishments of this splendid periodical, we an-
ticipate a rich " feast of reason."
Yesterday a half-yearly general meeting of the Fro-
isrs a the Zan India Dock Coopst was held at the !lad-
ies**, St. lielea's-phme, where it was ladasated that a disidesd
et me per caw. ea the eseal sew* el the Company had bees
Weed se by the Bald el Mime& Frees the stemmata made
as the asemV. it snowed that the beim at the &a ledia
Docks was epos the berme

THE CHURCH.
CAMBRIDGE. Sam. 24.
The Rev. Joseph Hentington Harris. M.A. late Fellow of Our
Hall, in this University. Principal of the College at York. in
' Upper Canada. has been admitted to the degree of Doctor in Di-
vinity by his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Satnrday last Mr. Louis William Sampson. of King's College.
was admitted* Fellow of that Sudety.
Monday lam the Rev. Robert Ward. M.A. Master of the Gram-
mar School, Thetford, was presented by the Corporation of that
borough to the Rectory of Stanton, Norfolk.
The Right Hon. Lord Crewe has appointed the Rev. MT A.
Norton. M.A. Curate of AWerston. &Salk. and Recur of Shen-
frith. Monmouthshire, to be his Lordship's Domestic Chaplain.
The Rev. J. B. Sanis has been presented to the hying of Fakers.
ham. Norfolk.

Rev. Wm. Boycott, jun. to the Rectory of Wheatacre Bergh.
St. Peter, Norfolk.
We understand that the Rev. G. Bugg. who was dismissed from
the Cur.oty of Letterworth by the former Bishop of Lincoln. has.
by the pr:•ent Bishop, been authorized to resume the functions of
the sacred order.— Leicester; Pup.'.
It is said that, in future, the Candidates for the Methodist Mi-
nistry are to undergo eaaminat'on by the principal Preachers in
theology. the chutes, and the mathematics; and if. after a proba-
tion of two years, they are found deficient in these tespects. th.y
am to give up all idea of officiating in the pulpit.
Sunday last the Very Rev. t►e Dean of Turk read himself into
the Vicarage of Weavertherpe, ha the East Riding of Tork.bore.
vacant by the deceas► of the ltee. R. Forrest, and on Monday he
kft Yink for Ekventhire.

Sunday the. Ramp of [Malt* admitted silvan to Priests Orders,
and overnice++ to Deacons Orders at an Ordination held at his
Cathedral. The following were admitted into Holy Orders Inc the
Diocese of Killalor :

Rev. Sir J..hn Meade, Re.. Mr. Brooke, Rev. James Hastings
Allen. 1t,,. Robert C. D. Robinson, Rev. Peter Holton, 11ev.
Mr. Homan, Rev. It. 51auuselL
Ikracos.....llkbard Martin and James C. Fltagerald.
At an urdinatiiin lately held by the Bishop of Kildare. in Gies-
acute Minch, the following Gentlemen were admitted to Priests'
Makes :4—The Rev. Messrs. Diggs latunebe. Wolsely Page.
Macready. and Preston ; and the following Gentleman were or.
classed Whiteside. We-t. Dunne. and Marshall
Anse/ass &visitant. Cuuscu.—The General Convention of the
Protestant Bpistopal Church of the United St4to, assembled at.
Philadelphia. on Wednesday morning, the 13th of August.—
Sermon by the Right 1t.,. Bishop Browoell art Connecticut, after
which the Holy Sacrament was administered. The House of
Bishops was otgatilsed by the election th • Ittv. Ik. Wilson, of
New York. as Secretary • Bishop White. of Pennsylvania, pre-
siding. lb. House of Clerical amid Lay Delegates was organised
by electing the 11ev. Dr. Wyatt. of Baltimore, as President, and
the Rev. Lienjaniin T. Onderdemk, of New York. as Secretary.
The House 01 Manor.% consists of Bishops White and Onderdouk,
of Pennsylvania; Hobart, of New York; Cruel. of New Jersey;
Brownell. of Comeerieut ; Griswali, of the Rotten Diocese,
Xipore, ot Virginia; and ILlvenswerth.of North Carolina. Bishops
Bowen, of South Carolina • and (11,1 e 01 Ohio. were absent.
THE A Kill

Maio(• Gen. Sir Archibald Canynell, G.C. B. wi:l, it is under-
stood, *accent to the Coloheley of the 95th Regiment of Infantry,
vice 3140r-Getsersi Sir Culin Hallett, K.C.O. and G.C.H. ap.
pointed to the 71. t Foot.
• Detachments of invalids front the undermentioned Regiments

arrived en the lid Met. on hosed the Amity transport,at Ciatbast,
from Malta and Gibraltar, viz. 12th. 9541. 42d, 434, 73d, •AY,
941 h, 15th, and the 2d Battalion of the Iliac Brigade.
Iktachmeuts of invalids belonging to several Regiments in the
Won Indies arrived on the 234 in.t. ua board the Steiner tram
spurt. at l'ortenunith.
Detae!intents belonging to several licentiate of Foot arrived
on t►e 231 inst. un hoard the Gritom.rt, at Chatham, front the
West Indies.

Monday a detachment of the 42.1 regiment, under the command
of Captain ?l• Donald, arrived its Ralhibergb, on its way to juin the
bead-quarters of the regiment at Gibraltar. The other lacers
with the detachment are Lieut. Graham and Ensign Grant. It
will embark as Leith on Wednesday neat.
A detachment uf lln men of the 25th Regiment will embark
this week at Leith, on route to jobs the bead•quarter' of the
in the West Indies. _ _

The Cbippenbam troop of Wiltshire Yeomanry Cavalry es
Wednesday a/enabled at Chippenbant, aid proceeded to Devises
on permanent duty fur eight days.
LIMERICK, SIM t 3.
Up to this day no account* have been received of the James Sib-
bald. which contains the head-quavers W the 47th Regiment,
which cause. some degree of anaiet). It i. undentood that she is
rather a dull sailer. She kit Cakutta on the Val April.
'ln the militiricircies it I. stared that the 30th and 75th Regi-
ments are to be made Highland Corps.
Captain Milutosh's company of the 924 Highlanders' has if.
✓ived at Athy. with lieutenant Gone and Ensign Lockhart of that
corps. to replete Captain Noel's company.
Captain Theirold's company of the 91.41, with Lieut. Whim&
and ibmign Loft. have arrived at Carlow, to relieve Capt. D.vera.
Lieutenants bPCummin and Rollo, with Kaolin Ormsby, 924
Regiment, have arrived at Maryhorough. to replace Capt.Stewart'a
eimuipany.
• Captain Gloster's company of the Gust Depot is stationed at
Weapon.
A Military Coon of Inquiry is to assemble at Boyle en a soldier
of theft& Regiment, for littering certain words unbecoming either
a soldier or civilian.