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London, England, 1826-11-25 00:00:00

AUGSBURG, Novanses 17.

On the 15th of this month, the University, now removed from
Lindsbut to Munich, was opened for the first time with great so-
lemnity. Tue Students and Professors went in procession through
the city to St. Michael's Church, where Divine Service was cele-
brated ; after which the procession returned in the same order to
the Church of the Gymnasium, which was chosen as the aula for
that day, where the company invited for the occasion had meantime
assembled. At 12 o'clock his Majesty arrived, with Prince Cbaries
and Prince Maximilian, and was received with every mark of re-
spect. If his Majesty, by removing the University to Munich, gave
a proof of his paternal care for the advance of science, and
a more comprehensive education of youth, and at the same time
gave to the capital a new and important source of prosperity;
the honour he Confetrrd cn the Uni'versity, by beingpresent 'at the
opening, gave more weight to the interest his Majesty takes in so
important an institution. Dr. V. Dresch, Aulic Counsellor' and
Professor, delivered an excellent discourse on the sciences, and their
influence on the affairs of life.

In addition to the extracts in the last page, we subjoin
the following, from American Papers received this
morning: CA avuhavou.
The Government Is very much embarrassed for the want of
money, and the taxes Increase daily. Ten days ago we were desired
to attend a Meeting at the Govern:lse ,t House, for the purpose of
begging a Loan of 40.000 dollars. The Intendant laid before us
the extreme distress of the Province—.that there were not funds in
the Treasury to provide rations for the soldiers—and that, for two
days, they were without. To conclude.; we are all obliged to dub
down a something,and I believShey are as equally bad off at Bogota.
In the House of Commons last night, Mr. Hunts.-
SON brought forward his Resolution to indemnify those
who advised the issuing the Order in Council, dated,
the Ist of September, for the admission of Foreign
Grain, and a second Resolution, that the same rate of
Duties should be continued till the I.sth of February
next. The Right Honourable Member made out an
incontrovertible case; for if Ministers had not advised
the measure, they would have incurred a heavy respon.
sibility, when, from the state of the harvest, and its.
Gillum, particularly in Barley and Oats, it was -Deem

eery to obtain a speedy-supply from abroad. Mr.llue-
,trasog, in the course of his speech, observed; that at
present there was not a half crop of Oats in the Country.
In the course or. the diicussion the necessity of the mea-
sure adopted to procure a supply was admitted on al
sides ; but every, Member who spoke, carefully abstained
from giving any opinion on the Corn Laws. Mr. Hume
was of opinion that the question relating to a revision or
a repeal of the Corn Laws, should bre brought forward
without delay. The Resolutions proposed by Mr. This-
K mow, were carried unanimously, and were ordered
to he reported on Monday.
On the aipointment of Chairman of the Committee of Supply
and Ways and ?deans, the office formerly filled by Mr. BROOININt
that Gentleman oddresied the House and said, that while he re-
mained the victim of anonymous calumnies, it would not be con-
sistent with hid feelings to undertake theollice.

Mr. CAmmio approved of this Resolution, and proposed Sir A.
Gum', who would, he said, feel great pleasure in resigning the
once to Mr. BROOMS, as soon as that Gentleman should have freed
himself from any moral taint.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

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The Marquis of Cholmendeley entertained a select party, at
dinner yesterday, at his house in Piccadilly.
Lady Trite bad apathies:44i yesterday, at her house in Saville-
street.

Aaanrata—l'be Marquis of Carmarthen, from his father's (the
Duke of Leeds) seat,: Hornby Castle, Yorkshire; the Marquis of
Winchester, at his house in Cavendishesquare, from his seat, Am-
port-house; ; Lord HoWick; from his seat in Northumber-
land; D. S. Dugdale, Rsq. M. P. at his house in Brook.street, from
his seat, Mereville, Warwickshire; Bir Thomas Phillrps; • Bart.
from a tour; Lord James Townshend, at the Duke of *Leeds's,,in
Britton-street, Berkeley-square, from hie seat in Norfolk ; Robert
Aberdeen, Rq. at Read's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street, from
Brighton ; W. H. Unwin, Esq. at ditto, from Lord Grantley's
Rat is Yorkshire; the Rev. Mr. Stevens, at ditto, from Oxford.
Dora irroftes.—The Duke of Norfolk, for his seat. Farnham,
Suffolk; the Earl of Darnley, for his seat, Cobham Hall, Kent;
Robert Smith, E.l. M.P. and Mrs. Smith, for their seat, Gqy-
hurst, Berks ; Major Weyland. frbm Kirkham's Hotel, Lower
Brook-street, for hii seat in Oxfordshire; Wilkinson, Esq. from
ditto, on a tour; Captain Kelly, from ditto, for .Dublin ; the Mar-
quis and Marchioness of Downshlre, from Read's Hotel, Lower
Grosvenor-street, on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Darnley, at
their seat, Cobham Hall, Kent ; the Earl of Wincheissa, from ditto„
for Eastwell Park, Kent ; the Earl of Errol, from the Royal Hotel,
St. James's-street, for Hampton Court. •
CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. •

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 20.
,At a Congregation holden at Cambridge, last week, a Grace
paned the Senate to give £5O from the Univerdry Chest, tile-the
subibiption for rebuilding the English Church at Amsterdam.
Ac a Congregation holden on Wednesday, the Rev. %thin
Middy, M. A. Fellownf Sc. John's College, Cambridge, was ap-
pointed Moderator, in the room of J. King, Esq. Fellow of Queen's
College, Cambridge, resigned.
OX FORD, Novnassan 24.
Thursday last the following Degrees were conferred
MAnints or Aats..--.Rev. Henry Haddon Green, Worcester
College; Rev. Anthony Berwick Lechmere, Christ Church.
Bacannas or ARlL—Henry Denny, Worcester College; Ed-
ward Powlett Blunt, Scholar of Corpus Christi College; Edmund
Barker Ray, &vocation College; William Blundell, Brasennose
College; Robert Marriott Caldecott, Ikasennose College; John
Day, Exeter College ; John Byron Ranter College ; Thomas Col-
lett, Trinity College; Henry Hodgkinson Bobart, Christ Church;
Thomas Grillithst_Jesus College Carl, Postmaster of
college • William Curling, Wadham College Morgan Da-
vies, WadhamCollege ; John Goulter.Dawling, Waikato College;
William Thomas Clarke, Queen's College; Christopher Francis
Gbdmond. Queen's College; Thomas Clarke, Pembroke College.
The Rev. James Hitching'', Curate of Sunning-hill, Berko, has
been instituted to the Vicarage of Wargrave, in the same county.

am. woo.d.k. • INAMIJI WWI&
The Earl of Aberdeen has appointed the Rev. John Hoisford,
RA. of Weymouth, to be one of his Lordship's domestic Chaplains.
The Lord Chancellor has presented the Rev. John Kemptborne,
B.D. to the Rectory of St. Michael, Gloucester, void by the death
of Archdeacon Rudge.
The Rev. Dr. Buseeld has been appointed Officiating Minister of
Carlton, near Skipton, York, vacant by the promotion of the Rev.
W. Levett, M.A. of Christ Church, to the Vicarage of Bray.
Rev. Daniel Beans, Curate of Nammel, Radnorshire, to the
Vicarage of Llanofanfawr, with the three Chapels annexed, in the
County of Brecon, vacant by the death of the Rev. Isaac Davies, the
late Incumbent.

A Meeting of the Committee of the Lords of the
King's Privy Council was held yesterday at one o'clock, at the
Council Office, which was attended by the Earl of Meinoway.
Lord Besr.av,the Master of the Rolls, the Right Hon. Sir Joni
Nictroz.t., Sir JORN Reuters and Mr. Wenn. Their I.ordthips
separated soon after three o'clock.
A number of the Cabinet Ministers assembled yes-
terday afternoon about three o'clock, at the Foreign Office : among
those present, were the Earl of HASSOIVIT, the Earl of Warrisoaa-
LAWS Lord Baseeri Mr. Secretary Camas% &c. The Ministers
continued in deliberation till Ave o'clock.
A King's Messenger was sent off yesterday evening,
from the office of the Secretary of State for Colonial Affairs, with
dispatches from Earl Bauman, to Sir Fammuct Aries'., the Lord
High Conu of the lonian Islands at Milan.
Yesterday afternoon, about five o'clock, the Ktwa
went to visit his Royal Brother the Duke of Yost, at the house of
the Duke of Rusts-up, in Arlington-street, and remained with his
Royal Highness about an hour.
fhe following is the Kltta's Answer to the Address
of the Lords: •

" BIT Loans—l thank you for your loyal and dutiful Address.
I rely, my Lords, with decided and just confidence on your pen,-
'tering zeal and-co-operation in all measures tending to sustain the
high character of the country, and to advance the prosperity and
happiness of my subjects."
The LORD CHIENJUSTICK, we regret to find, was not
yesterday 'efficiently recovered from the elect of his accident, to
be able to take his seat in the Court of King's Bench.
Sir FREDERIIIK ADAM, Lord High Cominissioner of
the lonian Islands, arrived at Geneva tie beginning atlas month,
se his way to Milan.
Lord COCHItANgs we understand, has left Marseillesl
for Leghorn. •
Her Royal Highness the Princess AuousrA is now
on a visit at the Rarl Ilmunuatt's,,at Nunehain Courtenay, near
Orford. On Thunday last her I.oork!gesH.ighness visited the Uni-
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vergty, arid viewed *meal of the
SirWALTEn SCOTT passed through Oxford on Tues-,
day, on a visit to his sister-in-law, Mrs. Score, of Cheltenham.
The Petition of Messrs. MACKINNON and Dolmas,
against the return of Messrs. HALDIMAND and Ton-
Rata, was presented to the House of CommonionWed-
nesday, and ordered to be taken into consideration on
the 6th of January next.
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Early on Saturday, one of the Men in charge of the
I Botanic-gardens at Cork, being on the watch, observed
a man in one of the gteen-housts. He called out.—the
man ran, and immediately the watchman Bred, abd hit
him in the side, when he instantly expired. His name
• was Cornelius Hyde.
We regret to state, that poor :Barnard, whose wretchednesiiie
alluded to in our Paper a few evenings ago, is now ITing. at MI
lodgings No. 10, Russell-coikrt, Drorplane, in a most pitiable con-
dition. He bas, we believe, through sparalytic stroke, been deprived;
of his speech and the use of his side. A Mr. Hill, a Gentleman
connected with the theatrical profession, waited on Mtt•DßMtun, and
explained the misery the poor fellow was in; anti the -rodsequence
was, that Mr. H tighes, of- Dury -lane- Theatre, who is liecretary to-
'the Theatrical Fund, visited the unfortunate man, and fouled hint in
the state described, wherebpon he tomaneirordered him a nurse to
attend him night and dirt, ood• also ',Fated UM ander the. Care of
Coles, the medical- Gentleman at the corner of Charisporreet,•Gii-
vent•pideti ; at the same time.giving instructions(to the landlady
of the house to allow him
.everything; retiiiiite for his deplorable
situation. The poor fellow' WAS seised; a few nights ago, while
sitting.at the Harp; in sucli. a .niahhei that be could neither %leak
tsar stand, and he was obliged to be cluiedjaidis aid e-inatis back:.

BRIGHTON, Novriran et

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'Ae tet we us without any change, or nodes of a change, at tie

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The Duke of Bedford cOntinues %to hnproore in health. The
Duke, yesterday, took a bath, sad afterviards an airing on horseback.
The HOB". Captain and Lady Isabella Cust have apartMents en-
gaged for them at the Marine Hotel.
The Rail and Countess of Winterton are prolonging their stay at
the Marine Hotel. Mr. Otway Cave is gradually recovering from
indisposition, at the Royal York Hotel. Colonel de Burgh is among
the more recent depanuro from the latter house.