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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1817.

CHORUS.

DIRGE FOUR VOICES.
Her body is buried in peace.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, Nov. 28.—The following Gentlemen,
who have been respectively nominated to succeed
to the office of Select Preacher at ;Michaelmas
next, have been approved in Convocation :
The Rev.:the Presidwit of. St. John's ; the Rev;
J. H. Spry, of Udell' the lieV, E. Goodenough,
of Christ Church ;, the Rev. W. Vaux, of ;
the Rev. E. c,ardwell, of Brasenose.
On TneStky lest the following- were admitted
to Degrees
Charles Lewia Meryon, NI: A. of St. John's College, was ad-
mitted Baclislnr, and practise in Medicine:
MASTER OF ARTS.
Rev. Thomas Hodes, of Balliol College.
•RACHELORS OF ARTS.
Thomas Fownes Luttrell, of Exeter College, Esq. Grand'

Compounder. -
George Thomas, of St. Alban Hall, Esq. Grand Compounder.
John Jones, 1,11'11111! y Conege, E*q. Grand Cotnpouirler.
Mr. Charles iikidges. of Queen's College.
Mr. Ho.ll, of Oriel College.
Mr. Rvwnind:Thomas.Bradstoeli, of University College. , ,
Mr. Rice Hughes, of Jesus College.. ,
M. Samuel Ellis•Garrarcl,l7of St. Edmund Hall.
Mr. -Henry Compton, • . .
Mr.4ohn William Hughes, of;Trinity College.
George Cuolitte, Esq. of.l3allial College.
John Hughes, of Peolbroke• College. , . •
Yesiertlay the following were admitted :
DOCTOR IN MEDICINE.
Charles Lewis Meryon; of St. John's College.

BACHELORS OF ARTS,
Mr. Charles Herbert Martin, of F.ieter College.
' Mr. 'flionlas Johnson, of Merton•Collw.
Mr. Thwous Le Quesne Jones-, of Qucen:s College.
The Rei'Dr.,l'age,•Liead .Alaster of Westmin-
ster School, and- Lite Student of Christ Church,
'.;S presented to the valuable Liing- 01 Quainton,
Bucks; vacated by the death of the Rev. Mr.
Duirning.

The Rev. P. Bingham, LL. B. is pieftrred to
the Rectory of Bernick St. John, void by the
cession of Dr. Boys.

.CAMBiI•IDGE, Nov. '287-7John Heys, Esq. M.A.
Ft'How of Trinity College, was yesterday elected
a 'Senior of that society, in the room of the Rev.
Dr. Riimsden.
The Rev. Edward Owen, M. A. of Trinity Col-
lege,• Chaplain to the Duke of York and to• the
Duchess of Dorset, has been elected Professor of
Rhetoric to Gresham College. •
The Rev. John Giles Dirnock has been institut-
ed to she Rectory of Uppingham, vacant by. the
death of the Rev. George Htitebinson.
On Sunday last a solemn service 'was perform
ed at King's College Chapel, on the occasion of
the lamented death of her Royal • Highness the,
Princess Charlotte, in the course of which was the
following anarern (preceded by the Diad•M'areli
in Saul), selected and arranged by Mr. Pratt,: the.
Organist, from the works of Handel

seml-ciic,frus. -
How are the mighty faU'u sh'that was great among the
nations, and princess of the prOvinees. -

QUARTETT. ,
.When tie ear beard her, then it blessed her, and when the
eye saw her it gave witness of her.

,She delivered the poor that cried, the fatherless, and hint
that had none to help' him ; kindness, meekness and comfort.
were i❑ her tongue ; if there.was any virtue, and if there was
any praise,' she thought on those things.

The effect of ibc deud march and the dirge in
that noble 'was peculiarly itnpresiv•
Funeral anthems nu the same melancholy oc-
casion, selected ,13V, Dr. J. Clarke, were most ad-
mirably performed at Trinity and St. John's Col-
lege Chapels, on Sunday evening tlae siiblinie
effect of tvhich.ft is impossible to describe. The
words of the a*henns were nearly similar to the
above. . •• •
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