Star.
London, England, 1829-07-07 00:00:00

CHURCH PLURALITIES.

The case of the Rev. Mr. Wray. and the new Editor of the
Clerical Guide, are supplying daily diversion for the Editor of the
Morning Chronicle; and in his Paper of Monday last, the Lux-
moons and the Majendies were held up as the most voracious of
Clerical cormorants Turning to Majendies, in the alphabetical
list of the Incumbents, there appears " Majendie, Henry Wm. DD.
Bishop of Bangor—Archdeacon of Anglesey and Bangor—Llanr-
harader, R—Llanynys, R—Caerhyn, V. annexed to the See.....Am-
twch, R—Langrastirhn, R. and C. as Archdeacon of Anglesey—
Llandegar, R—Llannor and Deala R. as Archdeacon of Bangor-
-ILlandyfran, R. and C—Llandyrnog, R. in commendam." Now
all this certainly looks very formidable ; but examine it fairly, and
what does it amount to? Why, neither more nor less, than that
Dr. Majendie is simply Bishop of Bangor, and his own Arch-
deacon, which by the tenure of the See he has a just right to be.
AU the above recited Rectories, Vicarages, and Curacies being an-
nexed to the See and Archdeaeonries, and held in commendass and
as such, Dr. MAJENDDI is not a pluralist in the sense in which the
talented Editor of the Morning Chronicle rather insidiously re-
presents him to be; and collectively, with the Archdeacoories
and Bishopric included, in point of emolument, they are
not equal to any one of twenty parochial incumbrancles in
the North of England which might be named. We are no apolo•
gists for our Ecclesiastical system ; on the contrary, we think it re-
quires revision, being incompatible with the spirit and intelligence
of the age : but there is a disingenuousness in the Editor of the
Chronicle, when treating oo this subject, unworthy of his intellec-
tual attainments and the influeLtial position in which he is placed,
which we hope this notification may, in some slight degree at least,
he the means of correcting.
The Bishop of &. Amen, is the Right Reverend Jong Lam-
ming; D.D. and a similar elucidation to the above might be given
respecting the Luminous, which seem so strongly to have excited
the Learned Editor's ire.

EARL FITZWILLIAIL—We base the pleasure to find
that the tnusmdllity of Wentworth has restored the health of this
venerable Nobleman, and that his Lordship is so much recovered
as even to meditate a journey to Ireland during the summer.—
Leeds
His G Mercury
rac.
e the Duke of Nostrour will sojourn at
Arundel Castle, until the middle of the present week, when he win
leave for his new residence at Cowes, late in the occupation of Mr.
the Banker, in StJamees-street- Lord and Lady SOILRIT
and a few friends, are staying at Arundel Castle.-6 sag ddsertissr.
The Countess of ABINGDON and the Ladies ButTIE
gave another grand ball and supper yesterday evening, at their
house in Great Stanhope-street, which was very numerously and
fashionably attended.
Mrs. Amor. had a musical party yesterday evening.
at her house in Park-street, Grosvenor-square, which was attended
by a numerous party of the haw tow.
The Zoological Society, it is said, are about to ac.
quire a new allotment of ground to the north of their present gar-
dens, with which they intend to make a subterraneous anunnuil-
cation under the Park-road.
A Rica MENDICANT.--A Gentleman seeing a miser-
ablelooklog beggar sitting on a step, tying his ragged clothes
together, and commiserating his situation, gave him some meals
at the manse time telling him he was sorry to see him so poor-
" Pose iw cried the fellow, affecting a look of surprise, ~ Gee
Illasum bless your soul, don't you see I an ediectiog roy twos f"

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Then rest thee, sweet
A guest in the land
Though no diadem yet.
Thy crown h prep;

THE Pa

TO THE

Stn—Having obs•
papers have lately a
erroneous in their a.
tion, I am induced t
come forward as the
the fury of the oppr.
every feeling of sym
is not in behalf of a f
individuals, that I sol
of the rights, innoce
lities of the youthful
the unfortunate circu
dawn of life, with mi.
(from which her tend
her), and from the fa.
generous country, mi.
to every true British
that from her cause
Rae of the Portugue
Interested persons
prove, that the usurp
took place with the con
truth denies the fact,
rabble, whose opinions
particularly in that cou
• To prove this assertio
sections of Algarve, O.
unsuccessful, they mi:
protests, entered agains
may further adduce t
faithful obedience to
numberless Portuguese
tyrannical fetters in lo
greater number either
exile; and should any
glance at Don Mioun's
first acts of his viceregal
disorganisation of the S
Military Governors, an
change of nearly all the
in the civil departments,
one who dated to manife
of his premeditated tress
not a day has he permitte
renewed acts of despotic
to the tragic scene by
gallows the virtuous vic
fidelity to that oath, whic
taken. He who has the
, him, does not act thus.
Usurper are the stronge
which the nation bears to
It may however be ask.
did not the nation effect
were not the insurrectio
Madeira, attended with b
have not others taken plat
happier issue?"—Why I t
The extraordinary and un
conspiracy, not against the
was Don Mouses) but r
bets who composed it, mu
very powerful obstacle to t
lar attempts. 2illy. The
element of legal resistance
succeeding in his projected
acts with a name and auth.
a legal source, was held va
Until the Infant had incur
was surrounded by a consid
and naval forces, with ex
person, and consequently
against him. 4thly. Th •
Cabinet of St. James's in
usurpation, as clearly evince
Lord As on the 16
said—i, Those persons who
best friends of this country ;
arraigning the conduct of
the Usurper, and stating t
party there were not a few,
friends of this country, but ss
110 good government in a
Squadron of the British nar
to Tagus after the embarkat
ape latter end of April, 1823
*e insurrection of Oporto ha
isegimeats of the commercial

once of his Majesty and their
Majesty, both on going and
busiastic acclamations of the
übjects, whose hearts always
nce of the best of Kings

y, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
same price they left off yes.
teen effected, they receded to
for Money—Sellers at 89 for

as yet.

PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
le City. There b little !ma-
ids. Consols have remained
the Account, and BSi Cur

little doing, except in Brazil
aced at 57.

n firm, owing to higher prier•
end.

me price as yesterday, 69 70

ought to have arrived
ut the information she brings
ate letters from Amsterdam
6 premium. All the fortign
roved.

I this morning state, that
Toulon, and it is reported that
ame at Brest.

i American Coffee-house
er, dated 01T103, 4th May :
uatamala informs be, that that
of San Salvador, and that dis.
been received to consider this
ate of San Salvador."

pith and South American
s, 12'h May:
mrtant information respecting
our Ministry to take off the
is, and permit them to bring
arter all such productions, free
rn the river St. Lawrence, or
navigation; and such articles
a our ships upon the same con.
ductions. This will materially,
rade; and exports to Neutral
L islands in the West Indies, and
way to the West Indies, and
tag the long voyage into British
Lr Province Agent in London,
ess."

day, there bad been no
ambro steamer ; and the City
me expectation to have further

es and Trinidad Papers.
e worth reporting. Lieutenant
rnor of Barbadoes, had arrived
e of York, on a tour of inspec•