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London, England, 1815-08-29 00:00:00

tINIYBRSITT INTELLIGENCR.

CAMBRIDGE, AUGUST 111.
. The long contested cause between the Fellows. of Eton Col-
lege, and those of King's College, regarding the right of the lot:
leer to had livings with choir Fellowships, h.ts been deck:.
by the Bishop of Lincoln in the following manner:—" I lie
Visitor having maturely, deliberately, and by-and with the
advice of his Assessors, the Right Honourable Sir Wiltiate
Grant, and the Right Honourable Sir William Scott, pronounce.:
against the appeal, declared that the Fellows of Eton Col eg.
were enabled' to hold one benefice, by virtue of the them 'lshii;
Statute of Queen Elisabeth. He farther enjoins all future Fellows
of Eton College, not to exceed the indulgence ratite I by the.sa.d
dispensing Statute, by attempting to hold more than one bene-
fice, wlietber taken before or after their cottjunctiou wi:h their
Fellowships." The Bishop of St. David's premium of Lin, for the
best ' Essay on the evidence that :4. l'et-r never was at Form.,
digested front the writings of Salmasins, Spatiheim, and others,"
is adjudged to James Clarke Franks, lf. A. o: Trinity Collt•ge.—
John C. Mortleck, Esq. was on Wednesday Ise elected M.ivor of
this town for the year calming. Sante day
.hlr. IJlin .^pcticer wa.
elected an Alderman; Messrs. K. 1. lia.ulerstone, Wm. I lur-
chase, 'Frillier Robinson, and Wm. Headdey, Common COM:Cll.
men; ma Mr. l'earse White and Mr. William llichods were

re-elected Coroners.
PRZraitasp.—The Rev. J. Maori], Vicar of Beilhall, Suffolk,
to be Domestic Chaplain to the Right Hon. Lord Redde.e.ale.
The Rev. John Williams, A. M. to the Rectory of the parish
church of East *Fisted, Vacant by the resignation of the. Rev. Geo.
Nowell Watkins; patron,the Rev. Charles Kerney. Watkins, of
Binsted, Haute. The Rev. Mr. Easley,• vieven years Curate to
tke populous parish of Luton, Bediord.hire, to the Rectory of
Cranford, Northatuptonshlre ; patrum, the Bishop of I.iucolu. The
Rev. John Davies, M.A. Curate of the palish of the Holy Tri-
nity, Coventry, to thu Vicarage of the aforesaid insist), void by
the death 44 the Rev. Joseph Ruin, M.A. the late Vicar; patruu,
the Lord. Chancellor.

Cmucat.—The sexton of a parish church in Atop-
shire lately insisted on .a labourer, who had his k
amputated, paying 161. for burying it in cons4rated
ground. The poor man objected to the demand, and
appealed to the parson, who said, he could not relieve
him in the present case, but would consider it in his
Zees, when the remainder of hi: body came to be buried!

lilbtl'HS.

Sunday sennlght, at Costessy-hail, Norfolk, the Hon. Lady hr.
oingliam, of a daughter.
August 11, at Wanstead House, the Lady of Wm. Wellesley
Pole flinty Long, Esq M. P. of a son.
August 16, Mrs. Dr. Brewster, Edinburgh, of a son.
1 On Sunday 27th, at Norman ton Hall, Leicustershire, the Lady
of George Pochen, Esq. of a son and heir.

MARRIED.
Tuesday, Francis Woodforde, Euk of Sherburne, Dorset, to
Cornelia, third daughter of the Rev. Cornelius Cardew, 1). D.
Rector Of St. Arm*.

Thursday, at Truro, Captain O'Reilly, Royal Navy, to Jane,
fifth daughter of l). K. Mar.lrill, Esq. of 'fruro.
At sbanrshan Church, Rubt. i2antision, Esq to Anne, daughter
of the Rev. Charles hickey, of Parson's Greco, near Cloplieeti.
James Langton, Esq. late Major in the South Cork Militia, to
Mrs. Reeves, relict of the late I Btliti Reeves, E•q.