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London, England, 1815-02-06 00:00:00

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OXFORD, FEBRUARY 4. ,
Friday seintsight, George Hornby, KA. was elected flow o:
Brasennom college.
The Duke of DoveRAIN hie presented the Rev. Thomn.
Carr, M.A. of University takes, (chaplain to Earl Cathcart'.
Embassy to St. Petcrsburgh), to .the Rectory of Burnby, in tit
East Riding of yorlithir4 %with by the der b of the Rev: Mi.
Ponionby.
'Rev. T. Moss, M.A...0f uuiversky college, has been eleejr4
Lecturer of St.lobies church, by else &type and Corporation of
Liverpool.
Thuriday, in a convocation, George Valeptir.e Co:, M.A. ('I
New eullegeolas unanimously elected Superior [teari kr the fx-
cultic. of Medicine and Arts, in the room of Mr. Rhodes. Au,'
yesterday Tillentau Hodgkinson Bohart, formerly a member of
University college, was unanimously Owed Superior Main Um,
in the place of Mr. Cox.—And the Rtv. J. P. Hewlett, M.A. ui
New college, was elected Proctor in the University Court, in
the room of Rhodes.
CAMBRIDGE, JANUARY 57.
The Rev. John Kaye, master of CliriA college, was on Tuesday
last admitted Doctor in Divinity, by royal mandate —Mr. Bowen,
of Trinity college, was on the same day admitted Bachelor ut.
Arts.
The Marquis of -Bute no sooner returned from abroad, than
he tranunittsd to his late private tutor, Mr. Kaye, now Master
of Christ College, Cambridge, an annuity bona ut' XI coo a-year
accompanied by a latter, expressive of the high sense which Ito:
Lordship entertained of his literary services and friendly at-,I
tachment. Mr. Kaye, in returning his grateful acknowledge.
ment for this extensive mark of kindness and liberalty, stated
that it could only be made 'acceptable to his (Mr, Kaye's).
lettings by his Lordship's consenting to let his bounty be. reapod.
to a moiety of thil. sum, which he had so generously Intended;
and this is understood to havebave been dime to the reeprocal credit
of both parties.
Sir Wm. Brown's Modals. —The Vice Chancellor has given
notice, that no prize will be adjudged to any candidate who bas
not kept at least one term.
The following are the subjects for the prizes given by the re-
presentatives in Parliament for this university, for the present
year; Senior Bachelors—" Quid caulss est, cur spud Roinanos,
postquam sub Insperatoribos team, mantis minus florarent in-
genia ?" Middle Bachelors—" Utrum ciente:Worts sit aping,
kviter delinquentes supplicils, pro redone culparum
coercere, an impunkos &matters ?"
ICCLIISIAbTICAL

Rev. Witßarn Ttomion, B. A. master of the grammar-school
at Alford, was lately instituted by the Lard Bishop of 11.1moln,
to the vicarage of Bißaby, on the presentation of R. R. Yen-

nington, Esq. _
Rev. G. Wilkins, M.A. domestic chaplain to the Eail of
Minimal, to the vicarage of Lowdlami Nottinghamshire. Pa-
tron, Lord Manvers.
Rev. John Poster, M.A. domestic chaplain to the Marquis
of Camden, empowered by dispensailon to hold the living of
Sarratt, in the county of Hertford, with the living of West
Thurrock, in the county of East:.
Rev. I. Simpson, to the rectory of Baldock, Herts. Patron,
the King,
The Right Honourable Lord Colerene has appointed the !Icy.
A. W. Shakespear, vicar of Watley, Gloucesterabige, his Lord-
ship's domestic chaplain.
Rev. W. A. Wanney, M. A. was lately instituted by his
Grace the Archbishop of York, to the vicarage of Bracewell, in
Craven, on the presentation of Lord Grantham.
Ou the 11th tilt. the Burgher Associate Cougrega-inn, Union
Street, Aberdeen, gave a harmonious call to the Rev. John
Jamieson, of Scoon, to be their pastor.
On Tuesday, the 17th ultimo, the Associate Ant-burz.tr con-
gregation in Selkirk gave an unanimous call to Mr Killian
Kattray, preacher of the gospel, to be their pastor.

FOREIGN ArdiRKhTS.

HAMBURGH, JANUARY 23.
• per lb.
30 $3 Grotes bane°.
38 S 9

Cotton—Surat

Georgia
Brazil
Maranhant
Pernantbiaceo
Ginger—East India %bite

Co 00
46 48
60 53
36 37
35 36.
42 48 Marks.

Mace

. .

91 34) schils. Fittm.bo.

Cochineal - - 6$ 70 Schills. Flemish
Indigo—Spanish Flores - 24 95
East India, Fine Blue 25 26
Violet - 19 20
Violet and blue 91 i 3
Pa: pie - 00 00
Witt' 8 (2.3ds per cent. rebate.
Cocoa—Camccas - 22 00 Seßills. current.
,
West India - •10 10f
With 20 per cent. difference in banco.
Pimento perlb. 131 00 Schilb. current.
With 20 per cent. difference in banco. .
Rice—Carolina per 1901 b. 97 38 Marks current.
With 8 2.3ds per cent. rebate 20 per cent, difference iu hanco.
Coffee--Fine per lb. . 11 12 &hills. banco.
Middling • 10 11
Ordinary - . 8f 8f•
Sugar—Tates . 16i 18 Grates.
Terms . 19 21
Crushed Lumps - 22 23
Accoants are kept in marks and shillings banco-16 shillings
equal td one mark, 3 marks banco are equal to 8 shillings Fle-
mish, one of which has 12 Grotes, and the present Exchange is
31 shillings ip Grs. Flan. per iff sterling. There are also marks
and shillings urreat, which vary In their value against banco;
at present they are 20 per cent. worse.-1041bs. HauthuiTh equal
to 112 lbs. British.

In Goods very link doing, and prices may be considered
nominal.
AMSTERDAM, JANUARY 27.

per lb. Silvers.
CcMea-Surinans 00 00
Java 13 14
St. Dam. 00 00
Indigo, R.I. blue 145 153'
Tebacco—Maryland 00 00
Virginia 00 00
Varinas 00 00 '
•
Grater.
Supra—Mart. bn. 18 21
Surinam 174 214 I Rice—Carohns 00 00
BIPORTII.

per Ib. Grotes.
Supr, Terra 234 24 '
Tetes 20 22
British W.l. L 111 i mit
Ci.ottons—Pernants. 60 62
Pepper, black 211 00
white 6.1 00
Florins.
Pimento, per 100 lb. 80 on
Shillings.

Gin, Leedom proof, 66 09 Pls. per Ahm. of about 40 Galls.
Butter 47 49 Pb. per Fit kin of 80 lb.
Cheese, Edam 29 30 Fb. per too lb.•
1031 b. Amsterdam 112 British, 20 Silvers equal to 1 Merin,
6 Slivers equal to 1 Shilling Plemhh, 12 Grotes equal to 1 Sidi.
hog Flemish, j Silver equal to 1 Grote Flemish, S Florins equal
to 10 Shillings Flemish. Exchange, SS Shillings 2 Grote* Fle-
mish Banco per A Sterling, difference between Bank and current
money 4 per cent. in favour of the former.
No material variation In priors of merchandise, and very
Utile doing.