Star.
London, England, 1829-10-01 00:00:00

THE CHURCH.

At a General Ordination, holden in the Cathedral
Church of Norwich on Sunday last, the following persons were ad.
mined inmate holy Orders of Deacons and Priests .
Dzacons--Aislabie Wm John, Trinity College, Cambridge ;
Astley Henry Millet, A.B. Corpus Christi College. Cambridge;
Bewsher George, A.B. St. Edmund Hall, Oxford ; Blencowe
Edw. Everard, A.B. St. Alban Hall, Oxford, Goodwin James ,
A.B. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge; Gunn John, A. M.
Exeter Wiese. Oxford; Hodgson. John, A.B. Jesus College,
Cambridge ; Hutchinson G. H. Hely, A.M. Cahn College.
Cambridge; Mooney John Dudley, A.B. Queen's College. Cam
bridge; Morse Francis, A.B. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge;
Nottridge Edmund Pepys. S.C.L. Trinity Hall, Cambridge ; I'latt
George, A.B. Trinity College. Cambridge ; Sprigge, Wm. A.B.
St. Peter's College, Cambridge; Thar? Augustus James, A.R.
Christ College, Cambridge; Walpole Thomas. A.B. Ballot Col-
lege, Oxford; Whiting, Itobt. A.B. St. John's College, Cambridge.
Palo rrs--13lackett John Alexander, A.B. Christ Curch, Oxford ;
Brown James Mellor, A.B. Queen's College, Cambridge; Buller
Lionel, A.M. Fellow of King's College, Cambridge; Cooper
Thomas Jennings.. A.B. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge;
Frere Edward, A.B. Trinity College, Cambridge; Hanklason T.
Edwards. A.R. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge; Hart Rich,
A.R. Trinity College, Dublin ; Hogge George, A.B. Corpus
Christi College, Cambridge ; Johnson John trimmings, A.R.
Queen's College, Cambridge ; Millard Edward. A.B. Exeter Cell.
Oxford ; Pratt William, A.B. Trinity College, Cambridge ; Raw-
lins Francis George. A.B. Emmanuel College, Cambridge; San-
ders Bradfield, A.B. St. Peter's College, Cambridge; Chaplin
Wm. A.B. Queen's College. Cambridge.
The Rev. John Barwick Sams, jun. has been presented to the
Rectory of Fakenham, Suffolk, on the presentation of his Grace
the Duke of Grafton.
Wednesday the Rev. W. B. Mack. A.B. was instituted to the
Rectory of Boehm, in Suffolk, on the presentation of the Rev.
W. Mack, of Barham.
Thursday the Bishop of Exeter instituted the Rev. R. Buller.
A.M. of Oriel College, Oxford, to the Rectory of Lameath. in
Cornwall, on the presentation of John Buller. of Morrell, Esq.
void by the resignation of Stephen Tuddicornhe. Clerk.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mau Altana) Tuts DAT.—Dublin I—Waterford I—Flaa-
den 1--Franee 1.

The Malta, French, of Poole, from Shediac, got on shore the 2d
August, and put into St. Andrew's, N.B. full of water.
The Fermate*, Mundell, from Halifax, is not arrived at Liver-
pool. as stated yesterday.
The Victory steam-ship, Capt. Roes, touched at Icebndburgh
previous to the 17th August.
Dear., Sm. 30.—Wind N.E.—Sailed the Netherlands sloop
of war Shen*, for Gibraltar.
Postmann, Sim 30.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived from London,
the Lapdog Stewart Forbes. Canny, fur New South Wales.
Arrived the Neva transport. Combs*. from Quebec.
Pmartrtn, Sarr. 29.—Wind R.N.E.—Arrived the Busty
lIW, Hunter, from Archangel. Sailed the Breadalbane. Ford,
and Brothers, Edwards, for Lisbon.
Paxson:or, San. O.—Wind N.N.W.—Salled the Enterprise,
Lowry, for Gibraltar.
Dovaa, Sam 30.-01 the port, the Al sterdam, De Jonge,
from Surinam.
MAW:IAT'. SKr:. 34.—Off the port, the Fame, Strange, from
Santa Martha.
Lrexaroox, Sen. 29.—Arrived the Panmau, Potter, and Me-
dan, Armstrong, from Archangel.
Bums:, Sam 211.—Arrived the Majestic, M'Lean, and John
Thomas, Dawson, from Quebec ; and Tribune, Prowse, from
Oporto-
ASSADMIN, San. D.—Arrived the Akre, &churn, from St.
Petersburgh, sod Hope. Stephens, from Gottenburgh.
Lem, Serr. 28.—Arrived the Francis, Jay, from Cadia ;
Anthony, Headley, from Archangel; Polly, 1/ortaidson, and Acorn,
Miller, from Riga.
HULL, SM. 29.—Arrived the Jasper, Peaky, from At cis-
angel ; Houghton, Ranson. front St. Petersburgh ; Express, Joy,
from ditto; Daisy, Tuck, from Riga; and Westmoreland, Knell,
from Quebec. In the Humber, the A , Deurats, and Vic-
tory, Simpson, from Quebec.
Janus, San. 27.—Arrived the Traveller, Monamy, from Rio
Janeiro.

ANECDOTE Or LORD COLLINGWOOD.A Jemmy
Jemmy of a Midshipman waited on his Lordship to solicit a
lAncenantey. The Admiral, Siting his penetrating eye on him,
surveyed him in silence for a minute. and then observed—" That
would be sporting with men's lives, indeed! Sir, 1 would not trust
you with a boat in a trout stream."—New Metclily Mag.
Monday the fashionables residing at Brighton were
massed by a race or= the Downs, between the oMeers of the 15th
Hussars. They were dressed in regular Newmarket style, and
rode their own horses. Four heats were accomplished in about
an hour and a half, to the evident delight both of actors and spec-
tators. The betting was almost confined to the Akers. but was
not to an great amount. The amusements upon the Downs were
by a diversity of entertainments at the Royal Gardens.
pony and donkey races, jumping in sacks, snap-apple, grinning ,
through a collar, Ikc.
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 29.—Tho demand for Cotton
continues very good, and the sales to-day amount to 3,500 bags.
Matters generally appear es the Improvement.
The potato-growers round London are busily employed
In digging up and housing their crops, which are, in general, abun-
dant in quantity and excellent in quality.
So cold have the nights already become, that the ther-
mometer, in a sheltered situation, fell on Tuesday to U.
The sharp frosts which have occurred during the last
week have given an autumnal tinge to the foliage throughout the
country; and many descriptions of trees are fast losing their leaves
altogether.
ST. EDMUND'S.—An alarming occurrence took place
at Stanton. near Bury, on Sunday @Alden, which might have
been attended with very serious results. The Rev. R. R. Pays.
had hem officiating at Fakenham Church that morning, and his
horse having thrown a shoe eo his retorts, be left him at Bardwell,
and proceeded homeward on foot ; but in crossing the fields at
Stanton be was pursued by a bull, and was obliged to ascend a tree,
where be remained nearly two hours before the furious animal
would leave the spot. His congregation at Hepworth bad been
waiting for him in the most anxious suspense for a long time before
he arrived. We hope that the owner of the bull will not forget
theseverity with which the kw regards the placing of a vicious bull
in a field where there is an accustemed footpath.

LEAP IN THE DAILIC.OIII the night of Saturday
last, about hilliest aloe o'clock, a foreigner, the master of a vessel
in the port of Hull, took a " leap in the dark," which, fortunately
for him, however, was not attended with any very disastrous re-
main. Whether he considered it a short road we know not, but
he vaulted over the parapet of the Sutton drain-bridge, at the
entrance of the Groves, expecting no doubt to alight safely on the
other side, at the depth of the parapet. Instead of finding terra
firma, however, be fell headlong into the drain, which is of con.
siderable depth at this place. The current tarried him into the
river Hull, where the tide urged him to proceed through the centre
arch of the North-bridge. The victim of his own precipitancy
here began to raise ao alarm with the voice of a &enter, and was
at length got out by some men belonging to a sloop in the Old
Harbour.
A gratifying sight to the admirers of the apostolic
Church in Britain has recently been witnessed in the Northern
Highlands of Scotland, which contain groat mumbo vet 4kt:e-
psilon who have strenuously resisted all attempts on the part of
the Kirk to subvert their religious creed. In the tri-
ennial Visitation of the Bishop of Ross and AMYL% (the
eery learned and amiable Dr. Law,) to the remote parts
of his Diocese, for the purpose of holding Confirmations,
be was attended wheresoever be travelled by crowds of both
the ancient gentry and the lower classes of the community. In
many places the rude chapels were too small to contain his willing
aeditery, and he was hence, in several instances, obliged to read
the service of the Church and perform the other devotional exer-
cises le the open air. underneath the rocks ; thus paralleling be aim-
plldty the actions oldie primitive Apostles.
Thursday, while the convicts were employed in pump-
ing the water from the Judd& convict hulk, lying off Woolwich
Arsenal, which has been some time out of repair. she suddenly
$ sunk and had it not beets for the promptitude of Capt. Sinith, the
,
t..loperintendent, the whole of the pries ers (upwards of WO) must
(have founds watery grave. It happened that the May've Castle
and Bassani Merchant bad come dews from Deptford to take in
prisoners for New South Wejee, when eighty were immediately
sent en board the former, and we hundred on board the latter ship ;
others were sent to the other his there, so that the lower deck
of the wakes ship is eisered.--Kasi Jisrsr
Naw METHOD OE PASSING Vsonmurs.—A few
days ago. a number of Irish of both sexes made their appearance
in Oldham, and called upon Mr. Lisadwlck, the deputy constable
of that town, for some relief to help them on their way home.
Sweating that their alleged poverty was net Om in nubs, with
the fact, he took the nett,/ of roman to search them, and on
the person of the very hest found a nun of 11.475. He *weapon
hired a coach out of the roesey, hod forwarde4,theat to )Manches-
ter at their own expense.