Star.
London, England, 1824-10-09 00:00:00

ICI:CIAIS I A SPICA T. PROMOTIONS.

The Rev. William Villers, N.A. of 13..1110i College, Oxford, and
Vicar of Chelmarsh, Salop, is appointed Alinister of the neer
Chapel at Kidderminster.
The Rev. Spencer Madan, M.A. Student of Christ Church, Or-
ford, and Canon liesidentiary of Litchfield, has been presented to
the Vicarage. of Batheaston, Sornersetshire, by the Dean and Cher.
ter of Christ Church.

The 28th ult. th.• Rev. W. JeaPe Goodden, B. A. of Oriel College,
Oxford, was instituted, by the Dean of Sarum, to the Rectory 31-
Nether Compton. with the Rectory of direr Compton annexcd
and united, in the county dr Dorset, void by the resignation of the
Rev. Thomas ilobson.

The Rev. S. W. Cornish, M.A. of Exeter College; Oxford, is
appointed to the Mastership .f the Grammar School of Ottery
Mary, Devon.

Tilt: Rev. Michael Hare, M.A. bas been instituted to die Vicarage
of Liddington, Wilts, vacant by the cession of the Rev. R. Tayloi..
The Rev. W. Fortescue, to the Rectory of Nymet St. Geotge'i,
Devon.

Tuesday last, the Rev. Jonathan Chase Matchett, Clerk, A.M.
was instituted to the Rectory of St. Att,tustine, in Norwich, on the
presentation of the Dean and Chapter ut Norwich. And on the
same day, the said Jonathan Chase Matchett was licensed to the
Curacy of St. Mary in the Marsh, in the precinct of the Cathedral
Church of Norwich, and the Chapel of St. Luke there, on the no-
mination of the sail Dean slid Chapter.
Thursday last, the Rev. Edward Thurlow, Clerk, 1.L.8. was
instituted to the Rectory of Langham St. Mary; itt the county of
Suffolk, on the presentation of the King.
Saturday se'nnight the Rev. John Still, LL.B. was installed in
the prebend of Stratton, in Winchester Cathedral, on the collaticL
of the Bishop of S.srum.
On the nd Ult. the ltev. Mr. Noyes was inducted into the pas
toral charge of the town and parish of Fortes.
Wednesday se'unight, the Rev. Mr. Stirling, who was lately
elected Minister of the second Associate congregation, Tannery.
street, Aberdeen, was ordained to that charge.

b1713L11;1,.:OCTOB ER-5.

Alderman Fleming has resigned the Chief Ju►ticeship
of the Court of Conscience, to which Alderman Smyth
has succeeded. Mr. Justice For, one of the puisne
Judges of this Court, has retired, and Mr. Ex-Sheriff
Perrin occupies his seat on the Bench. Mr. Ex• Sheriff
Lamprey has also been promoted to the situation of
puisne Judge.
Friday, John Leslie Foster, Esq. M.P. having completed his in-
spection of the several schools in Cork, took his departure for Fer-
moy, where he visited the several schools and establishments ; and
from thence proceeded to the Rev. Doctor Woodward's, at Glan-
worth. On the following morning the Hon. Gentleman proceeded
to Mitchehtown and Doneraile, on his important mission.
Saturday, Mr. Frankland Lewis, and another Gentleman, ac-
companied by the Right Hon. Sir John Newport, M.P. visited the
different Public Schools in Waterford, particularly the four Schooh
under the superintendance of Mr. Edward lice, of the manage-
ment of which they expressed their full approlmtion.
• ANIMALS Mal ENGLAND, OCTOSIA t —The Provost of Trinity
College and family, Mr. Bruen, Lady C. Bruen, the Rev. Mr. and
Miss Peacock, Doctor and Mr. Wilhomier, Captaiq Dwyer;
Messrs. MsGuffin, Thompson, Williams, Hewitt, Mussenden,
and Adair.
Arrivals at Seapoint House—Mr. and Mrs. Curtis, Mrs Tot-
tenham, Mrs. and Miss Cumming, Mrs. Illackeere. Major Napier,
Captain Unett ; Messrs. Miller, Price, Browne, APKenzie, Morris,
Boatman, and Jones.