Star.
London, England, 1827-07-02 00:00:00

OXFORD COMMgMORATiON.

OZ FORD, Juana.
The Second Grind M i scid amens Concert commenced
yesterday at the same hoar as the prmediag me, sad the Teems
was again crowded with brilliant company.
The performance was opened with the truly magical Zastbeefie,
Overture, ably led by Ounce. Parm's two fest songs were,
Dew lose, sad the duerto' kieektede. eke swage, in neither of which
were her finest powers heard. In • reeTtatism and aria from
Glace's Oda, however, we again found the great singer of bet
age ; and .it was followed by her Ombra oeloreta, given to he
happiest manner, and warmly encored. But her ensweint
effort was, as It always is, the Ta occestdi, rpm which the lan-
guage of praise and admiration has long been exhanteed....
We were glad re god. by the Int her she iangs .that Madame
CARAIIMMI bad recovered from her badillymition. Her ee.4
formance of Geaumans Grande vixens 04, was out of tit
most justly admired efforts of the whisle Festival. In tooei feellegg
and execution, it was faultless; and we were...again delighted to fess
calve how successfully this Lady. is adopting the beauties, as she
possesses many of the Natural quelities of Mr.. &motes style. ~,
that class of songs where she was ever without a rival. hladamo
Cinemas afterwards sung Beni, hard, with bet own peculiar grate
and sweetness of expectation, so as to call down a univetsal toie:
Miss Summate rally maintained the high place she has always held
in the favour and admiration of the Word Musical Circles, by her
singing of Pious Orgies. and La 1 kyr Me 'nail Loft. PHILLIPS wag
very effective in Revenge, lisstethesss erica. The instrunsastal per:
formaoces in the second Cowen were requisite. Da Beasoe play.
ed a delightful Concerto of Vanes, and there were Mirth acs
ewespewieseues by WiLinin, Lutai.ev, and lineman*. Lower
was received in the most distinguished manner when he ?tempted
himself to perform his celebrated accompaniment to Dr. Parusca's
dflatis

A Beyond Ball took place last night at the Tows Hal, ander the
same high patronage which honoured the first. It was awarded
as aU the other public places have been dosing the *hole koala,
and the arrangements were made upon a scale of the utmost libe-
rality. Owing to the bad state of the weather, no one could get to
the Town Hall, ems from the shortesedlatance so font. The coo-
segment!, as that every sort of vehicle was in rvisisitiaa, and the
rolling Of Carriages, either in taking company se bring them away,
was kept op inceessady thraugh the night.
Although she paddle performances are now over, the %asks and
confusion in the City are perhaps greater than net- for the at-
traction of strangers has been so groat that it is impossible to supply
the means of takisig them away again. AU the horses sad chaises in
Oxford or withinmach. art not minden' to meet half the demand
and every pacing coach is beset with as many applicants as world
load it half& down times. .

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MAGNA CNAITA.—It is remarkable that the original
of this great Charter was suffered to remain in private
hands. When Archbishop Leon was committed to the
Black Rod, it is thought that WARNZR, Bishop of Hos
CHEITER, whom he sent to secure his important papers,
removed this among the rest. HoWever this-may lure
been, it was given to 80/WITT himself by Colonel Lzs,
a descendant of WANNZIL—Whit has now become of
it?—Lertion Weekly Review.
Aoa op BIRDS.—The following has been compiled
from different authors by Count Morosso, in a letter from him to
J.acepfide--Swan about 200 years; parrot, about 100; goose, 11.),
or more ; eagle, bustard, duck, and turkey, period of life zat
known; peacock, 25 to 28; pheasant, 111 to 20, crow, 100 or
more; nlghtingak, 17 to 16; ben, 16 to 111; pigeon, 16 to 17;
linnet, 13 to 14; canary, 18 to 14; goldfinch, 16 to 26.
The following charm, sewed in a piece of red cloth,
was cot from the tail of a cow in an Irish drove, by a
young Gentleman, in the neighbourhood of Newts*.
Stewart, some time ago. The owner of the dtove, a
Mr. Lindsay, stated that he had bought tte cow from
Pmsmone. the prison, mentioned in the charms
tit_ In Domino Patris, et FiMi,.s Sanctus rvifitlii.
I order and command you.in the name of Janos of Nazareth.
who sent Paul to preach to his disciples at Jeronimo, to catch all
the charms, maladies, witchcraft, blhaking, or my other injury dose
to James Passmooe's cow, and that the malady may return to
themselves again. Amen.ft
C. U.J.N.R.I. /ft
By the Cross we conquer all. off
The above is verbatim of the original, which is written in a
good band.—Dismfrics Omrier.

CERTIFICATES.-3.5•.3.

Henri WINN= GI q,t, Redbeen, Hertferthltire, roach mastet.
The gas Chaideswerth, Patriot.sgoare, Bethital.green, tea dealer.
WUllam Scowcrolk, St. Mary, Haverfordwest, shopkeeper. Thos
Hudson. Higltunreet, St. GUes's.in.the-Pields, grocer. Moans
Gibbs, West.square, Lambeth, Surrey, shipowner. James Gan,
Vauxhall, Lambeth, Surrey, dealer. Pbilip Youngman, late si
Witham, lam hookeeller. Andrew Hart, late of Motim.row,
Lambeth, Surrey, jeweller. William Samuel Montan, tipper
Park-plea, Dereet.sinare Sc. Iberia.borse, coachmaker. Thos.
legaight, Wellagton.plUe, near the West India Docks, Iwo.
violets merchant.

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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • i
Wallowa Buster and William Pretty, Mabkdon-place, Burton,
crescent, surgeons. Mary Ann Hunt and Jane Burrell, Great
Portland-street, dressmakers. Robert Hawker and Robe. Balder?,
Norwich and Halifax. John Pilling and Robert Gill, Manchester,
onsuniuion agents. A. Mitchell and Robert Owen, New Londe►
street, Crotched Friars, anoraks. Anthony Thompson and Benj.
Pawls. Henry Gads Jon and Samuel Harmer, Paternoster-row.
Christ Church, Spitaifields, dyers. William Smith and Ihn Hardy,
Leicester, millers. Aaron Hatfield, John Hatfield,and W. Hatfield,
Elheilield, Yorkshire, merchants. Samuel Lucas, Thomas Lucas,
and Samuel Wilfred Lucas, Bristol and Iffrnaingham, confectioners
and fruit merchants. John Edniesads Washer and 11. Greenaway,
Bristol, tilers. Gea Danny, John Askew and John Sothern,
Liverpool, coal merchants: W. F. B. Earle and John Basic'',
College-green, Bristol, Italian warehousemen. William Archer
and Emerson Archer, Banner-square, St. Lake, braid and trimming
manufacturers. John Brougham and Isaac Brougham, Burtlent.
Staffordshire, coloufinanufacturers. John Y. Rand and James
Delaney, Green-walk, Holland-street. Blackfriars, brewers. Ju.
Willis, jun. and William Willis, jun. nation's Hotel. Orford.
street, hotel keepers. John Lowrey and D. E. Stephen., North
Shields. Hester Francis and Sarah Batchelor, Ipswich, Sault,
schoolmistresaes. llppolite Curlier and John Bonnell, Iligh•wert,
Southwark, Surrey, haberdashers. William Fry and J. Winiatn4
Musky, Gioncestershlre, surgeons. Thomas Holmes and Ilenty
Jephson, Nottingham, lace stamper,. Marie Jeanne Vieihe and
A. M. Greaten, Rathbone-place, embroiderers and attikcial florist%
J. T. Grasso° and R. Gregory, Sunderiand.ftear-the-Sea, sargcont.
Lan. Buchan anal James Shaw, Manchester, cotton spinners. Jon.
Peel, William Thompson, and Francis Johnson, Oxford, brink and
Ale makers. Thomas Cubist, William Cubitt. and Lewis Cobh!,
Gray's.ino.road, builders. John Runs, Samuel Ince, and Scuj.
Fox, King-street, Oldham, bantam:dent.

BIRTH.
The 24th alt. at Salina Grove, Essex, the Lady of °Pia/
Harney, R.N. of a son.
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Rev. William Cuthbert, aldhLhoocastßitiEerD:to Miss Wirt C- U read
Here, of East Retford.
At St. alairas Shrewsbury, the Rev. Emilio Nicholson,
d' of
Burton-upon-Trent, to Miss Rowley, of Cadogan House,
daughter of the late Mr. Rowky, surgeon, Lichkeld.
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DIED.
Rev.Chriaiophar Thurgar,Perpetual Curate of Aldenhott, Rant*
At Budlrish. Salience, the Rev. S. Wookner, late of Stroud.
Aged 72, the Rev. J. T. Nadi, D.D. Rector of St. Thomas ti
Mavorfordwest, and of Herbrardotoo, Pembrokerbire.
Rev. Mr. Beans, Curate of aISW Magna.
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