Star.
London, England, 1825-11-21 00:00:00

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Nonststx te.
At a Congregation on Wednesday last the folluwi-g
were conferred :

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Dacron to Dim:rev—The Rev. William Ward, of
lege, Prebendary of Salisbury (compounder). Col,
BcifEl.ous tK DIMITY—IICV. Hastings Robinton, F. 4),)„,
St. John's College ; Francis Gardner, St. John's College (03;
pounder); Daniel Jones, Emmanuel College.
HONORARY AIASTRRS OF ARTS—The Rev. Sir Augustus &rd..
Henniker, Hart. Jesus College (c4mrpounder); Henry Fia'
St. John's College; Thomas Tentson, Trinity Cellege.
MASTERS or ARTS—Henry Livius, Trinity College (comp
Leonard Pickering, St. John's College.
Bacuctons Clvii. LAW—The Rev. William Hawks 'Fri*
Hall, Rector of Gateshead Fell, Durham; the Rev. liob'enik;
Trinity College ; T. H. Idynors tlaskervillee Esq. Tricky Hi
(compounder).
BACRRLORN or Ants—Andrew Anderson, Trinity College;
teret John William Ellis, Trinity College; Charlet Currey
laity College ; William Ralph Richards, St. John's College; 60—
Dilnot Hill, St. Peter's College; Thomas Pytches, col
(compounder) : Edward PattisogiQueen's College; James
Carr
Jesus College; Henry White, Downing College.
At the above Congregation, the Rev. J. C. Hare, M. A. yaw
of Trinity College, was appointed an Examiner for the Ciao
Tripos, in the room of Professor Scholefield.

OXFORD, Novi:mum 18.

Thursday, the following Degrees were cooferred:
Marries or Arts—Rev. John Harvey Ashworth, I:ukai,..
College, grand compounder ; James Garhett, queen's co 41„,,„!
Rev. Charles' Clusinpoes, St. Alban Hill; Robert John gi,"..!
Oriel College.
BACHELORS or Arts—Jobe Burton Birtwhistk, Lincoln
grand compounder • William Tabourdin, Fellow of New NI"
Frederick Williamson,: Christ Church • Thomas Alban, Wrc o.;
College • C. W. C. Baker, Waal &liege ; Charles Des von;
Oriel College;
Baczetas or Music—Alfred Bennett, New Coliege.
u LISIMITICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Bishop of Hereford has collated the Rev. Frederick Twirls.
ton, B.C.L. Fellow of New College, Rector of ttoalwell
Adlestrop, Gloucenersbire, as his ordship's Domestic Cis
to the Prebendal Stall in Hereford Cathedral, vacated by the 44
' of the Rev. John Lilly, U.A. Archdeacon of the Diocese.
The Rev. W. Waters, 1%1. A. Chaplain to the Right Ilan.
Saltoun, and Rector of Dunsby, has been presented by Sir (4
bert Heathcote. Bart. to the Living of Rippingale, Linconda;,,
vacant by the resignation of the Rev. C. Douglas; and ;he dts.
pensation has passed the Great Seal to enable bins to hold Ott leo
valuable Rectories.

Nov. 7, his Grace the Archbishop of York licensed rto Re,
W. Green, of Gowthorpe House, Selby, sad late of Flamm
t • the new Church at Gatefurth,lbuilt and endowed by Hamon
Oshaldeston, Esq.
The Rev. John Edwards, M.A. to the Rectory of Finain*m,
Suffolk.

The Rev. Edward Wilton, M. A. to the Curacy of Christ Cluni,
North Bradley, Wilts, on the nomination of Dr. Charles Bohn
Archdeacon of Sarum.
The Rev. Mark Scott,to the Vicarage of Shwston, Leieestersbie
The Rev. Mr. Siturson, late Chaplain of theGAriGet, is appinnic4
Chaplain of the Naval Yard at Kingston, Upper Canada.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

CHATSWORTH COURSING 11IF:RTING, Nnvraistatt
Puppy Stakes under 18 months old.
Mr. Nixon's Swallow beat Mr. Hope's Hector. Mr. Scot's
Blucher beat Mr. Farm:series' Dart. Mr. Milne,' Claret btu
Mr. Hunter's Sappho. Mr. Kelham's Spot heat Mr. ilunick..'s
Spring. Stakes for Dogs it yrs. and a half old.
Mr. Goodwin's Hamlet beat Mr. Leacruft's Harper. Mr,
Hope's Hie beat Mr. Jessop's Driver. Mr. Nixon's
beat Mr. Rowland's Snowball. Mr. Keiham's Marcus beat %;r.
Hope's Hop. Sweepstakes for aged Dogs.
Mr. Jessop's Fly beat Mr. Farmeries' Fly. Mr. Hunter's
Roderic beat Mr. Nixon's Luck's-All. Mr. Hope's Squib ber.
Mr. Leacroft's Fly. Mr. Hope's Harlequin beat Mr. Rowland's,
Venus.

Col. Halton's Harriet beat Mr. Fanneriest Pilot. M, Ilrrinkig
Driver beat 14r. Howland's Messenger. Col. Halton's licro best
Mr. Jessop's Spanker. Col. Halton's Ilarper beat Mr. Hope's
Hostess. Col. Halton's High-over beat Mr. Hope's tiotrir.
Col. Haltoses Row beat Mr. Howland's Miss-Undid. Mr. Humeri
Driver beat Jr. Goodwin's Hector.

There were several other matches.

LORD MANSFIRLD.—This learned and eminernJudle
was born at Perth ; when he was entered at Onford,ele
person who gave in the place of his birth, being a Secs.
man, spoke Perth so much like Bath that the last rarn•
tioned place stands upon the books.
In digging lately below the floor of the north winter
the transept in the cathedral of St. Magnus, Kirk.call,
the workmen came upon two stone coffins. or tern.
phagi. One of them is hewn out of a block of free-
stone, with a place for the head, and is upwards of are
feet long. It was filled with lime, and is broken
through the middle. The other was composed of ser-
rate stones, and appears to have had a wooden C 063
within, part of which, as well as a number of liun
bones, were found. These coffins must be cf 'mean.
tiquity, as it has not been the practice to bury in tins
Manner in Scotland for many hundred years. Tatted
no inscription.
An Irishman on board a man-blwar, was desired by
his messmates to go down to the hold, and fetch a can of
small beer. Teague, knowing that reparations sot
making to sail, aksolutely refused. H Arrah, by my
shoul, said he, " and so while I am going into t!le
cellar to fetch the beer, the ship will sail and leave rat
behind."

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, TO-MORROW,
AT THZ COURT*/ COMMISSIONIRS OF BANKRUPT/AT mAsnicesu-sons.
?BIRD M=ETING.M=ETING.O.
J. Nachbax, jun. Old Erentford, Middlesex, prdener

SECOND MEETINGS.

G. Maks, Balhans-hill, Surrey, dealer . .
W. Elgar, Casele.wreet, Holborn, coal•mercbant
S. Green, Moplined, plumber . . •
J. Lance&ld, Litdebourne, Kent, builder
J. Levy, Church.row, Trinity, Minories, silversmith
D. Lewis, Lanspeter Pontstephen Cardigan, innkeeperS. Norris, Cobhens.row, Coldbathlllehis, common-breve
W. Pott, Union•street,l3outhwark, victualler .

FIRST SIRICTINCS.

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W. Carrington, Fore-street, cheesemonger .• • 10
H. Fell, Grocers Hall—court, getteral-merchant it
W. Ilium, leadenhall-market, butcher • • •
J. Wells, and W. Ouyon, Eisbopsgate-street-without, wool-
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lawdrapers . . .
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H. Wright, Eccleston-stmet, Pimlico, merchant
'.D., Yowls. John's-place, Camberwell New road, carpenter A
DIVIDENDS.
J. Bromley,Circus-street. New-road, Huy-la-benne, irwlinnegeri:
J. Fouler too, Upperßedierd-place, lEoomsbury-square, pier:haat
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J. 11. ituspini, Pall-mall, medicine-vender • • 11
J. Rackbam, Strand, bookseller . •
C PSPountny ittaelane F. and
merchGa. Mailing,s ng,
and
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H. A. Splits, Lawrence $
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J. H. Tucker, Jermyn-street, St. James's, chymist • 13
W. Savage, Fetter-lant, victualler

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BIRTH.
On Friday, the 1&h November, the Lady of .10- Wwdr44l
Bag. aDevonshire.street, Portland-place, of a son.

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