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London, England, 1814-11-14 00:00:00

OXFORD, NOVEMBER it.

His Royil Highness the Prince Regent having been gracious!?
pleased to signify his desire, that the indulgence of one term, to
be reckoned as ratubly kept, shoulJ be granted in the next dos
gyre to be taken by all persons of whatever rank, who were actt.al
Members if the Uniiersity on the 15th of June, 181 4, the day
on which his Royal Highness and his august Allies were gra-
dimly pleased to be present in Convocation, a Convocation was
holden on Monday, the 'Slit of October, when his Royal High-
ness's gracious intention was confirmed by a decree.
Thursday the Rev. Arthur Gibson, of Queen's College, in this
University, was chosen Fellow of that. Society, on the old foun-
dation.

Wednesday, the 9d instant, the Rev. John Pridhain, B.A. of
St. Edmund Hall, was admitted M.A.; Messrs. George Francis
Grey, of Univerbity College, and Richard Putenger, of Pezubrok:
College, were admitted B A.

Wednesday last the fcllowing Gentlemen were adrititted to
degrees:
Matters of Arts—Rev. George May, of Oriel College ; Mr.
John Bull, of Cbrist Church; Rev. 'filornas Sherilre, of Mar.
dalen College t*Mr. Join Poole, of Brasennose College; Rev.
David Runt, se. kilinund Hall.
&actors of Artsw-Mr. Jean Lewis Ottottb, of Christ Church ;
Mr. James Woodbridge Walters, of Pembroke College.
Sunday se'nnight the Lord 131.h0p of Gloucester held an ordi-
nation in the dive! or Winchester College, when the following
Gentlemen were admitted to the order of
Deacons —Mr. Williern Augustus Musgrave, B.A. of Christ
Church, Oxford; Mr. James ;Award De Visrue, B.A. Caius
College, Cambridge.

Priesis—Rev. John Butler Harrison, M.A. of Magdalen Col-
lage, Oxford; Rev. Henry Saawen Pluniptre, B.A. of MettoO
College, (Word; Rev. Euseblus Cornwall, RA. of St. John's
College, Oxfori.

EOdLISIMITICAL PHOMOTIOS
The Bishop of Norwich bas appuirtte4 the Rev. lE. iralpr,
Head Master of the Grammar atlasul at NurwsCa, to hts Lord•
shie's Ezantitu•ng Chaplain.
Rev. J. 13. Wlttcneatss of Wlucliebter, is appointed Muter of
Newark scltoot.

Rev. R. B. Francis, M.A. Is presented to the vicarge of Rough-
ton, Norfolk.
Rev. W. Gray, to the valuable vicarage of Cullumpton, other'
' wise Upton Weave, Devon.
Rev. Charles Phillips, Vicar of Pembroke, to a prebendal Mall
in :!.e cathedral of Se. David's.
Rev. W. Wilkinson, rector of South Croxton, Lticestershire,
to the vicarage of Lowesby.
Rev. lease Crouch, M.A. to the rectory ofNarboroagh, Leicera
tershire.
A disoensatlon has passed the great sea! to enable the Revi
Peter awe, A. M. Chaplain to the Right Rev. the Bishop of
Chester, to hold the vicarage of hell, together With the valuable
rectory of Workington, both in Cumherh.nd.
The Rev. Warns Bradley, Vicar of Chard, Somerset, and Chap-
lain to the Bishop of Bath and W.lls, to the prebendal Bali of
Ashill, in Wells cathedra I, v.ce Dr. Sumner, deceased.
Rev. Robert Stevens,of London, son of Mr. R. Stevens. of
Botesdale, Suffolk, has been presented by the*Blshop df London,
to a living of the value of S'eto a-year ; and the Bishop or Lincoln
has apaeinted him to a prebendal stall in his cathedral
Tuesday se'nn'.ght the University and King's College of Aber-
deco unanimously elected James Etrgusao, Esq. of Pitfour, M.P.
to be Lord Rector of the University for the ensuing year; and
Pat rick Milne, Eq. of Crim n mo,. ate. M. P.; Alexander Moir,
Esq. of Scoutown; BuStati, Lsq. of Atichmaroy ; and
Robert Wm. Doti, Esq. of re.ter.smo, to be Assessors to the
Rector duri:'g the same pin ,d.
Lord Salwun has pre!ent.d Mr. John Cumming, preacher of
the,gospel, to be Minister of the attach and tsarists ut Ileuer.e•
burgNatitoom of der late Rev. Mr. Alexander shothoth •
Friday, October 28, the Lord Btaleup of Chichester held an
Ordinatiofe at Chichester, when Mr. /rands Barrow, A.B. of
Wadhatn College, Oxford, was admitted Deacon; and the Rev.
W. Jenkins, A. M. and the Rev. I'. Richards, A.B. both of St.
John's College. Cambridge. were admitted Priests.
Mr. Alderta. n Daniel, of Bristol, has presented the Rev.
Walker Gay, to the ....Maisie ve..e. age of Cullumpton, otherwise
Upton Weave, Devonshire.
On Thursday, the 1,..7th ult. the Rev. 1 uhn Wake, M. A. was
unantmuusly elected. by the corporation of Louth; bead master
of the free grammar school at that place, vacant by tae death of
the Rev. Thomas Orme, D.D.
Saturday se'unight the Rev. G. F. Nett, D.D. Prebendary of
Winchester, was installed to the prebend of Torleton, in Sallie.
bury Cathedral, void by the death of Mr. Griesdale.
he Rev. Robert Ralph Smith, M.A. has been Instituted to
the vicarage of Calerne, Wilts, on the presentation of the Warden
of New College, void by the cession of J. Wells Clerk. ,
The I.ord Chancellor has been pleased to advance the Rev.
Peter Seritnshire Wooly Chaplain to his Royal Highness the
Duke of Clarence and M. A. of Oriel College, Oxford, to the
Deanery of Middiebans, la Yorkshire.

JOANNA Soutzscort.--Saturday was the day fixed
on by JOANNA SourntioTr for her marriage and de.
livery, but, aLis! the liridegroons did not come !

The following appeared in a Paper of yesterday :
" During the whole of this week Mrs. ftituthcott has suffered
much pain from her situation : she was in great agony the early
part of yesterday, bet towards evening was more composed....
Her medical attendants were with her the whole of the day, and
are of opinion that her delivery cannot possibly be protracted
many days longer."

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Mrs. MARY Awns CLARKE, after nine months cons
finement in the King's Bench, arrived on Saturday at
Brighten, on her way to Dieppe.
THE PAR Es.--The commencement of the Session
of Parliament having drawn to town a great portion
of the rank and consequence of the nation, Hyde Park
yesterday, as she principal resort of the fashionable
world, exhibited an appearance of splendour, which
had not before characterised it since the close of the
last season of Metropolitan dash. upon the ride we
perceived many equipages of note, and the display of
well mounted equestrian: was almost as numerous as
we have witnessed it at any former period. Theere-
wenade, from the heavy rain which fell in the morning,
was but thinly attended by the fair sex, but the Beaux
were, as usual, numerous. Among other persons of
distinction whom we remarked us the throng, were
the Earl of Livettroot, Lord MELVILLE, Lord GREW.
VILLE, Colonel PALMER, Mr. TIERNEY, Mr. GEORGE
Ross, Mr. WHITBREAD, Mr. PONSOINBI, Mr. W.
Pock:, Ste.