Star.
London, England, 1830-03-20 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Return, &wick, from Londun to Leith, u ai w•recktd Iw:a
Bambro' on the 16th inst.

The Peter Rik Rhodes, from Laguira to Liverpool, got on
Carysfoot Reef the 16th January, but was assitted off, carried into
Key West, and sold.
The Belleisle, from New Orleans to Liverpool, was on shore on
Carysfoot Reef the beginning of last month.
The Liefde, Hakker, from Amsterdam to Hull. struck the piles
in the North Holland Canal, and sunk, about the 16th ult.
Dam., Maactt 13.—Wind W. S. W.—Arrived the Sydney
Packet, Waring, from the Cape. Arrived from London, the Chief-
tain, Patterson, for St. Vincent's; Boyne, :Murray. for Jamaica;
Margaret Hall, Davison, for Demerara; and Countess of Dui.-
more, Higgin, for Tobago.
PORTSMOUTH, Masco 19.—Wind S.W.—Arrived his Majcstt
ship Onyx, front Trinidad.
FALMOUTH, Masan IN.—Wind S.W.—Sailed the Lake, C.oper.
for Hasaburgb.
OHAVEMIND, MARCH 19.—Arrived the Joseph Green treneport,
front Jamaica—sailed the lit ult.

Livraroot., ALtactt 18.—Arrived the Lady Dougla., Mooney.
from New Orleans ; Nlioerva, Harvey, from Darien ; I.:l4.theth,
Callender, from Charleston ; Tuscarora, from Savannah ;
and Louisa, from St. John's, N.B.

THE CHURCH.

OXFORD, BlAucu 18.

Saturday, Mr. W. Frain Fortescue was admittid actual fellow
of New College.
On Thursday, the 18th instant, the following degrees Were
conferred :

BACHELOR IN CIVIL LAW.—Samucl Bush 'fuller, Trinity.
Masi.Est or A nrs.—liev. Robert T. Pilgrim, Trinity.
In a *invocation holden the same day it was agreed to accept
licipiest contained in the will of the Lite Dlrs. Kennicott fur the
touudation of two scholarships to pro.rote the study of litbrew
literature.

COPY OF THE BEQUEST.
" I !give and' devise all my freehold and copyhold estates at
Sustcad, in the county of Norfolk, unto and to the use of the Rev.
Hugh Pearson, of St. John's College, Oxford, and Catherine Hen-
ley, of New Windsor, aforesaid, spinster, their heirs and aseigit.
for ever, upon trust that they, the said trustees and the survivor or
them, and the heirs and assigns of such survivor, do and shall with
all convenient speed after my decease absolutely sell, dispose
of, sad convert the same into money ; and for that purpes:
do and shall enter into, make, and execute all such COP.
tracts, agreements, acts, and deeds, as they or the survivor of
them, or the heirs and assigns of such survivor, shall think pro.
per. And Ido hereby declare, that the receipts or receipt of the
said trustees or trustee for the time being, for the moneys arising
front such sale or sales as afore-aid, shall effectually discharge the
person or persons paying the same from being answerable or accout.t.
able for the misapplication or noc-application thereto', or from be-
ing obliged to see to the application thereof. And Ido hereby give
and bequeath the snow vs arising from the sale of my said treeheMl
and copyhold estates, after payment of the expanses ettendiNg
the trusts hereinbefore d-Tlared, unto the Chancellor, roe:tiers, tmd
scholars of the University of Oxford, and their successors for era r,
upon trust, to lay out and invest the said moneys in the Purl:a-
n:emery Stocks or public funds of Great Britain, with full power to
alter and vary the said trust moneys for or 11110 Other stocks, funds,
and securities of a like nature, at their discretion. And upon ft.e-
ther trust to apply and dispose of the interest and dividends of rte
said (lust attune,. so to be laid out and invest. das tfurcsaid, el
the stocks, funds, and securities in which the same shall fhe.o
time to time be invested, in the establishment and support of too
Hebrew Seolarships in the said University. And my will is, that
the said Scholarships shall be open to Bachclure of Arta of any et 4
lege or hall in the said University, not exe,eediag one year Fran the
taking of that degree; that the said scholars shall be elected in•tn
time to time after a public examination by the Regius Paoteersor
Hebrew for the time being, and any two other menihers of the Ur..
versity, not under the degree of Master of Arts, to be nominated ty
'the Vice Chancellor with the approbation of comrocaticti. And
the scholars so to be clectod shall not retain their said Hebrew scho-
larships beyond the periere; of four years from their election. And
it is my desire that any minor points of arrangement resits tint; ti.c
said senolarohipa shall be left to be regulated toy the wistican of trio
Vice Chancellor and heads of houses, with the epprohavoil of em .
vocation, it being my wish and intention to promote the study or
flebrew Literature in the said University."

CAbIBRILAir.
The Chancellor's gold medals for the two best prof.cients in
, classical learning among the commencing bachelors of arta were el
Wednesday.adjudged w Christopher 11 ordsworth and Timms* 1!.
Steel, of 'l'nnity College.
The Rev. John Brown, M.A. one of the scumrs of Trinity Co:.
kge, was on Monday last electtd eice.ntostit of that society, in tin
room of the Late Rev. J. H. Renouird. Al. A.
The Rev. William Henry (hunt, :11.A. of St. John's Cellegc,
has been presented the rectory of Stepptogley, in the county et'
Bedford ; patron, his Glace the Luke of ftet.fotd.
Tuesday the Rev. Henry Rose ALA. was instituted m the rerory
of Brington, in the comity of 14telw,mpter. vacant by the resigns.
don of the Hon. and Rev. George dpencer.
Tile Rev. IVm. Addington . • ton, ILA. domestic chaplain to
Lord Crewe, curate of Al&rton,. Suffolk, and, rreter of Skenbith,
Monmouthshire, has been indu to the rectory of Kyke, In Suf.
folk, upon the present:Woo of dad Stradbroke.
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The Hits has presented the Ilev. John Hobart Seymour, M.A,
to the rectory of Northrhswelt, Hats, void by the death if the key.
F. H. Barka.

The Bishop of Limoln kneads to 414 his. seat sodiostioo
Cambridge ea Trinity eiradeq, the ith of Jose. S.:mandates ate
required to nod their pap= to his Lordship before the In of Noy,