Star.
London, England, 1815-03-15 00:00:00

UNIVIRSffI INTELLICANCE.

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OXFORD, MARCH 11.
The Right lion. the Earl of Plymouth has presented the Rev.
T. Mukha, B.D. *Fellow of Exeter College, in this University,
and his Lordship's Chaplain, to the.rectory of Tordibeg, Weans-
tei shire, vacant by the resignatioa of the Hon. and Rev. Mr.
Winsor.
CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 6.
The Chancellor's two medals fur the best proficient. In dull-
cal 'canting, are adjudged to Mr. Waddington, of Trinity Col-
lege. and Mr. Owen, o St. John's.
Wednesday the followieg gentlemen were admitted to degrees t
Bachelors in Divinity—Rev. Charles Phillips and Rev. James
Evans. of Jesus College.
Master. of Arts—John lvatt Briscoe, Esq. of University
col-
lege, grand compounder ; Mr George Peat-. of Pembroke ta-
i lege ; Rev. Wm. liben Birdwood, of Santo' college.
Bachelor of Arts—Mr Henry Porter, of Brasennose college.
NIXLEMASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. Roberts, master of Uppingham School, to the
rectory et Barholm, near Stanford.
Rev. David Williams, second muter of Winchester College
has been appointed, by the Lord Bishop of St. David's, a prebend
of the Collegiate Church of Brecon.
Rev. Mr Charlesworth, curate of Harpisbergh, Norfolk, le
presented to the rectory of Flowton, near Ipswich.
Thursday the 23d ultimo. Mr. David Armstrong, Preacher.
of the Gospel, was ordained to the pastoral charge of the Re-
formed Presbyterian Congregation of Glasgow.
The University and King's College, Aberdeen, have conferred
the degree of Doctor in Divinity on the Rev. Lewis Gordon,
niiiiiste7 of Draiity.
CATHOLIC HIERARCHY OF IRELAND.
Thursday the Right Reverend Dr. Tuohy received the Briefs
or Decrees of his Holiness the Pope, constituting and confirming
him Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Limerick. Sun •
day Dr. Maims. hitherto Vicar Capitular art °wry, was conse•
crated R. C. Bishop of that See, by the Most Reverend Doctors
Troy and Murray. who left Dublin on' Thursday last for that
purpose. They afterwards proceed to Team, to consecrate Dr.
Kelly, R0111:111 Catholic Metropolitan of Connaught.

ENGLISH CATITOLICS.A private Meeting of the
Board of English Catholics was held on Monday,
at Mr. ISRNINtiIIAM'S chambers, in Lincoln's Inn.—
The object was to take into consideration a letter
from the Pore, in answer to a letter addressed by them
to his limaxEss, in which they expressed their
approbation of the arrangements contained in M.
QUAltK:o'olles rens ipt, and congratulated the So-
VEREIGN PoNTIFt, on his release livm captivity.—
The Pure states in his reply, that this rescript, like
all other rescripts issued durinehis absence from
Rome, had been referred by him to the College of
Cardinals, who had it still under their consideration •
and bestows the highest praise on the conduct. o
England in the late war, ascribing to her spirit,
her example, her arms, and her wealth, the liberation
of the Continent from the galling despotism under
which it has suffered for so many years. There being
no definitive communication from the Pops relative
to the Rescript, the meeting adjourned for a month.

COAL MARKET, MARCH 33.
Skips at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
107 Newcastle 74 3114 6d to 48s 94.
IS Sunderland 8 4I s ed to 434 Od.
1 Stone Coal 1 s4i Cd to COs Od.
I Ciaden I 344 041 to ON Od.

HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning minutes after 5
Afternoon - 29 minutes after S

,ARItIED.

Thursday, at Bath, Captain John Banks, R.N. to Eliza, se-
cond daughter of Mr. Banks, of that City.
*fuLsd.ty se'nniglit, Major Faroe, to Frances, youngest dsugh.
ter of the Rev. Charles Richards, rector of St. Bartholomew
1.1)4e, Winchester.
At Bristol, the Rev. T. Sandford, of North Corr?, near Tsun-
too, to Miss R. Planner, of Bartholomew Close, Loudon.
At Inverness, the 27th ult. Lieutenant D. M‘Kenzie, 931 re-
giment, to Eliz.t, daughter of Mr. James Gray, merchant there.
At Ardlain, the 14th ult N. Jeffrey, Esq. to Janet, only daugh-
tv of the late Captain lames Macdonald, of Findegary, :Aye.

DIED.•
Sunday sennight, the Rev. Charles Blackstone, youngest son
of the late Sir William Blackstone, Knt. Rector of Worting, and
Fellow of Winchester College.
The Rev. John Howes, M A. Vicar of Fordingbridge Hants.
The Vlcerage iv in the patronage of the Provost and fellows of
King's College, Cambridge.
Saturday se'nnight, the Rev. Thomas Tyrrell, B.D. fellow of
St. John's college.
Saturday se'imight at Eastman, Hants, Joseph Eyles, Esq.
son of the late Sir Joseph Eyles.
Sunday serinight, in Navy-row, Desk, Lieutenant John Waller,
R. N. aged 25 year..
At Penaanar on the let instant, of a decline, Lieut. John Ro-
bert Coleman, R.N. late First I..ieuter.ant of his Majesty's ship
Inconstratt.
Friday, at hie horse in New Boswell court, Richard Bevan,
Esq Barrister at Law.
At Leith, en the 20th ultimo. Robert Charles, the infant son
of Major Paterson, of the Royal Artillery.
Mr. John Davies, of Liverpool, shipdsuilder, fell into No. 1,
Graving Dock, while superintending a vessel under repairs, and
was drowned.

For want of timely care
Millions have died of medicable wounds rPAILIIIITRONG.
THE Virtues of the CORDIAL BALM of GI-
LEAD are daily demonstrated, in eradica lag the worst
and moat dangerous symptoms of Nervous Debility: Nothing ha.
tended so much to establish the fame of this Medicine, as its cer•
taro IUCCISS in those complaints wLich strike their roots so deep
In the constitutioo, and are so fatal to the happiness of mankind.
This Medicine has been unconintonly summon' with young pen.
plc, who have the appearance and air of old age; who are pale,
effetninite, benumbed, stupid, and even imbecile; whose bodies
are become bent, whine legs are no longer able to carry them—
who have an utter distaste for every thing, or are totally incapa-
citated. Where the stomach is frequently disordered, the body
is weakened; paleness, bodily decay, and emaciation succeed, and
the eyes sink Into the head.

FOR COUGHS, HOARSENIISSES, &c.
MR. GREENOUGH'S PECTORAL LO-
ZENGES of TOI.U, the great demand for whkb, after
upwards of fifty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for
all. Coughs, Houseoesses, Sore Throats, Asthmatic and -Con-
sumptive Complaints. The genuine only have R. HAT wmt
printed on the stamp, by whom they are prepared, as successor
to T. Greenough, the Inventor.
Sold in boxes, at is. lid. each, by his appointment by F. Nevi-
bery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton and Co. Dew
Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Cockspur-street ; Nix, Royal El-
change ; Ward, 944, Holborn; Clark, 969, Bolough; Sanger, 150,
Osford-street ; Barclay and Sons, Fiest-market ; Blake, 54,
cadiUy ; and the Venders of Genuine Medicines.
Where also may be bad, Mr. Oreemough's celebrated Tina
tures for preserving the Teeth and Gums, and curing the Tooth-
ed', in enlarged bottles, at its. 9d. each.

WORMS DESTROYED.
MEDICINE never witnessed a more important
Discovery than in PRITCHET t's VEGETABLE VER..
MIPUGE, a Remedy, that, contrary to all others, neither purges,
vomits, er otherwise In the least affects the constitution ;requires
no confinement, has neither taste or smell, and is so hinnies, that
It may be taken by an infant of an hour old; and yet never, in
one instance failed destroying every worm iu the body. It is
the actual discovery of a medical practitioner of eminence, who
may be referred to by application at the wholesale Agents, and
who most solemnly asserts it contains not a partkie of calomel,'
acammetly, or other drastk article.
Pritcheet's Vegetable Vermituge Is prepared and signed by the
proprietor, D. Pritehett ; sad sold (is. large packets, price ra. Pd.
sollicient for a full grown person, or fur three small diildren, or
In snail packets, price Is. 14$1 snilident for a ebild,) wholesale
by Barclay and Sons, Pleetinattet, tondo% and retail by all
Male *o Twig= in tows ant eolevy.

VALUABLE COP YHOLD ESTATE AND R IDENCE,I
HAMMERS:I4n H, Bank of the '1 haloes; and LEASE-
HULL) ES EA IT., under the Crown, Sr. JAME.S'S, pro-
ducing a large Intonw.
By Messrs. I.IOGOART and PHILLIPS:,
At the Ancion Mart, near the flank of Et;glao.l, on rIti3AY,
April 14, at 'lv:else o'Clocli, in I wo Lots,
ADESIRABLE COP Y 1101,1) ESTATE, coal-
prising a substantial brick ReA.l,,nee, with front Court
Whets, and capital wall td Garden, pleastotly situate in the Mid-
dle Mall, Hammers-mitt! ; in the canation of Mrs. %Vats.m,
who will give possession one mon,h af'.r 1.14. day ; with a
Coach-house, Sta.bie, and a brick C'ot tagelet. to
Tenants at
Also, a Valuable LEASEHDI D E'rATE, held under the
Crown fur about 54 Years, cons'sting of two coot/einem bosses,
Nos. 37 and 38, Bury-street, St. James's, with Back ituilding
and Ground In Ryder's-court, let at Rents amounting to Nett
One Hundred and Four Pounds per Annum.
May be viewed with leave of the Tenants, and Particulars had
of Alexander hanab, Esq. Solicitor, Bank-buildings ' • ot Mr.
Woods, Solicitor, New Corn Exchange, Mark-lane; at the Mart ;
and of Messrs. Haggai% and Phillips,76::, Old Broad-street.