... XF oR ArI, Saturday, Ap1ril 20. CHARITY SERMON. 011 Sunday tile 28thl inat. a CIIARITY SEstRio? will be preached in the parislh chiurch of All Saints, ill this city, by the Rev. P. N. SHUTTLE- wORiTit, Al. A. Fellow of New college, fir the benefit of poor Girls educated and clothed lhy the Subscriptions of Ladies and Gentlemen in and near Oxford. Service will begin at Eleven o'clock. Wednesday ...

... o X a 0 '1D. Saturday, Feb. 28. COUNTY MEETING. A very numerous and respectable Meet- ing of the Freeholders of this County took Place in the Town Hall, on Wednesday last, for the purpose of nominating a fit and proper person. to succeed the late John Fane, Esq. as Member in Parliament for the County. John Reade, Esq. of Ipsden, took the Chair, in the absence of the High Sheriff, who was ...

... O XFOR . D, Saturdlay, Sept. 928-.. ECCLttSIASTICAL PRrFEU1MENTS. T'he Rev. Williafl Vaux, L. A. lite Fellow of Balliol collegr-, and DomesticChaplain to the Archbishop of Canterboury, has been collated by his Grace to the Rectory of Patching witlh Ta- rinl, ii, the coutitv of Sussex. 1'he Itev. NV. Thursby, M. A. of Oriel college, in this University, to be Domnvesdic Chaplain to the Duke of ...

... HAMBURGIH PAPERS. Tan- iers, April 25.-At the beginning of -this year a new rebellion had nearly broken out at Fez, which was prevented only by the ener- getic measures of the present Emperor, MIuley Ab(eralnane Ben Ilischane. One of the ring- leaders was strangled, and his body nailed to the city wall; seven others were beheaded, their bodies cut in pieces, and thrown upon a 'dung- hill. Six ...

... S*dunay's and Tuesday's Posts. LONDON, JAN. 16. THE Paris Journals of Friday and Saturday arrived this morning. On the 2ti thle ?? beld short sittings, the proceedings of which, relating to merely formal business, ire lviolly uninteresting. Tile investigation of the seditious riots of.last June still proceeds in ?? of Assize. Ol Fridav the sworn triers, who are by the French code substituted ...

... LONDON; AUGUST 3. The Paris Papers state that Constantinople and -various parts of Turkey are still in great agitation, the pow;er of the Janissaries not being wholly subdued. The French ultras at Paris are as much alarmed at the consequences of the Portuguese having a free C'onstitution, as is the bigotted faction at Madrid. Ferdinand has ordered the institution of a force, to be called the ...

... The Will of the late Shute Barrington, Bishop of Durham, has just been proved in the Prerogative Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury. The personal estate and effects are sworn under 160,0001. His Lordship commences his Will in the following terms:- I, Shute Barrington, Bishop of Durham, beingof sount health, both of body and mimd, but not forgetful of the uncer- tainty of life, do hereby ...

... From the London Gazette of Saturday. u E Gazette of this evening eontains a Wirrant unfder AL the King's Sign Manual, authorising the Judges of. the Court of King's Beuch to hold a Special Sitting, to commence on Tuesday, May 9, and to continue until Saturday the 13th, for the dispatch ofi-such matters as may be depending in the said Court at the end of the present Easter Term, whether on ...

... Sale of the late Duke of York's Horses, S-c. The sale of the horses, dogs, carriages, &c. of his late Royal Highness the Duke of York attracted considerable attention at Tattersall's yesterday. Before one o'clock the premises were crowded with visitors and ptrchasers; amnong whom we observed the following Noblensen and Gentlemen _Duke of Richmond, Marquis Graham, Earl of Alountcharles (who ...

... eU x r , R Ds ySaturdazy, Dec. 24. On Saturday the 17th inst. the last day of Term, the following Degrees were conferred: DOCTOR IX DIVINITY, Rev. Joseph White Niblock, St. Edmund lall. DOCTOR IN CIVIL LAW. Rev. Thomas Leeson Curshamn, Vicar of Mansfield, Nottinghamsh ire, Lincoln college. DIASTERS OF ARTS. John Wright, Brasenose, Grand Compounder. Rev. Sidney William Cornish, Fellow of Exeter ...

... 93 x O O R DS Saturday, Aug. 19. Banbuwy Charitable Society for visiting and relieving the Sick and distressed Poor at their owvn habitations. A SERMON will be preached in aid of this Institution, in the Parish Church of Banbury, To-Morrow Afternoon, August 20, by the Rev. YAVI; FosBRoIrR, B.A. Curate of Banbury.-Divine service will commence at 3 o'clock. There will be a collection at the ...

... POSTSCR I PT LONDION, MAY 12. The Corn Question was brought forward last night in the House of Lords, by the Earl of 1lALMnSRUa'Y, who, after alluding to the measures adopted during the last two years, with regard to the importation of foreign corn, objected to the resolution now proposed by Ministers, vesting Government with a discretionary power to import foreign corn to the amount of 500 ...