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CAMBRIDGE, JULY 1.5.
The following Degrees were conferred on Saturday Ase 241, sel •44.:.
Moodily, the 4th instants
Bacitaon mrs Der--The Rev. John UndeewOod, 4 trinit
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Colkge.
Bacstracas or Aare--Jobs Mandell, Catherine Mall; !award
Nicholas Braddon,. St. John's College; John -Griffiths Lloyd;
Christ College; William Overton, Trinity College; Edward BC
Lytton Bulsver, Trinity Hall; William Newport, Christ College.
Thomas Stork Spedding, Esq. B.C.L. of Trinity Hall, was an
Saturday last elected a Fellow of that SJciety.
OXFORD, JULY 16.
Thursday last, the Bev.Williatn Buckland, B.D. Reader in Mi-
neralogy and Geology, Rector of Stoke Charity, Rants, Fellow cC
Corpus Christi College, and a Fellow o 1 the Royal Sciciety,
installed Canon of Christ Church, in the room of the late Rev:
Dr. Burton.
Monday, the 4th inst. William Whateley, of New College, Or-
ford, Banister at Law, was admitted Master of Arts.
Saturday bring the last day of Term, the following degrees were
conferred
BACHELOR ANYA DOCTOR TM Dorninv, aT ACCIIIEHILATIOII--The Bee,
Thomas Dognall, Dibdin. of St. John's College, and Beeriest St.
Mary's, Bryanstone-square, grand compounder.
NASTIER OT Aare—Rev. Bohr. Hodgson Fowler, Exeter College ;
Rev. henry Brown Newman, Fellow of Wadham College ; Bev.
James Rawlins, St. John's College.
BACHELOR or Aars--James Legrew Hesse, 'Trinity College.
Mr. Alfred Bennett, late of Chichester Cathedral, Organist of
New College, was appointed, on Tuesday last, by the Rev. the
Vice Chancellor, Organist of the University Church.
Wednesday last the Bishop of Hereford, with the Warden of
New College. attended prayers in Winchester College Chapel, and
proceeding thence to the schoobroons the following- Medals were
adjuged :
GOLD MEDALs.—I.ATIN F-SsA9. Wog oswowrtt.—Non t.sn
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otio bboribus panto, quasi in rebus arduis, et dabio adhuc certa-
mine horninum enituerant //inure,.
EweLnu Vansa.—Wicsnaat.—Alfred the Danish Camp.
SILVER NlEDALs.—TExmaruH.—The Speech of Germanicus ter
the Mutinous Soldiers.
ELLIOT, Sr:N.—Scipio:lls ad veteres milltzs oratio.
Saturday se'nnight, the Bishop of Exeter held a public Or-
dination in the Cathedral Church of St. Peter, in Exeter, when
the following Gentlemen were admitted to Holy Orders, viz.•
Dracoxs.—Francis W.Davies Bassett, A.B. 'Trinity College, Ox-
ford; W. Blennerhassett, A. 13. Trinity College, Dublin; Thomas
Adams Coking, A.B. Lincoln College, Oxford : Charles Williata
Cleeve, A.B. St. Alban's Hall, Oxford; Thomas Stackhousc Car-
lyon, A.B. Pembroke flail, Cambridge; John Cheales, M.A. Bra-
setinose College, Oxford; Joseph Doyen, A.B. St. John's College,
Cambridge; Arthur Farwell,A.B.Exeter College, Oxford; lie r rc
Charles Kitson, A.B. Exeter College, Oxford; Seprimus Feltner,
A.B.St.Peter's•College,Cambridge ; and Samuel Alatterson Walker.
A.B. of Gonville and Cahn College, Cambridge.
Pararra.—W._ &she, A. B. Trinity College, Dublin T. Werra*
Barlow, A, 13. Wadhant College, Oxford; Richard Black more,A.B.
Exeter College, Oxford; Gilbert Butland,A.ll. Pembroke College.
Oxford; Edward Daniel, M.A. St. John's College, Cambridge;
• Richard Dunning, A.B. Queen's College, Cambridge • Charles
Wicksted Ethelsion, A.B. Trinity College, Cambridge; John Glen-
crossrA.B. Queen's College, Cambridge; Right Hon. Lord Ileprp
Kerr, M.A. St. John's: College, Cambridge; Richard Hill, A..
Exeter College, Oxford; George Kemp, A.B.
.B. Trinity College.
Cambridge; John Raynor, A.B. Trinity College; Edward Tre-
lawney, A.M. Oriel College, Oxford; Robert Henry Tripp, A. 13
Exeter College, Oxford ; T. Heyward Tucker, A. B. Sidney Sussex
College, Cambridge; Vyell Francis Vyvyan, A.B. Trinity College,
Cambridge; Frederick Webber, A.B. Pembroke College, Oxford;
and Morris Yescombe, A. B. Exeter Co6ge, Oxford.

Rev. Morgan Evans, Vicar of Llangullo, in the county of Radnor,
to the Benefice of Huilth and Llandiewir'cwin , Weems, by the
death of the Rev. B. Jones.
Rev. J. Cross, to be Precentor of Bristol Cathedral.
Rev. W. Miner to be Minor Canon of Bristol Cathedral.
The Rev. J. Langley, B. A. of Magdalen- Hail, is appointed D 3-,
mettle Chaplin to the Earl of Stirling, and not the Rev. John
Langley, lI.A. Fellow of Worcester College, Oxford, aa errant-
ously stated in the STAR of last week.
Wednesday, the Rev. Thomas Vaughan, M. A. was instituted by
the Bishop of Exeter, to the Vicarage of St. James and Cuby, alias
St. Keby, alias Tregooey, in Cornwall, on the presentation of the
Earl of Darlington, void by the death of the lieu. IL Gurney.
The lst inst. the Rev. Robert Davis' fit A. was instituted by
the Bishop. of Bath and Wells, to the Vicarage of Cannington,
vol by the death of the Rev. C. H. Burt, on the presensation of
William Hodges, of Broad-stteet, London, Esq.
Wednesday, the Rev.' William Baily Whitehead, M.A. Vicu of
Twiverton, was instituted to the Vicarage of Chard, on the pre-
sentation of the Bishop of Bath and Wells.
The Rev. Richard Rowland Faulkner, St. John's College, Cam-
bridge, was en Friday se'nnight ,unanimously elected Perpetual
Curate of St. Sepulchre's Cambridge,
Saturday, the Bishop of Exeter instituted the Rev. Win. Mar-
tin, A.B. to the Vicarage of Staverton, Devon, on the presenta-
tion of the Dean and Chapter of Nagler, void by the death of the
Rev. John Lane Kitson.

. mincttNos OB'•CREDITORS TO-MORROW,
At sae 091111/os 11011410111117 NUS AWILIVPI4, SaIIINGIEALL araurL•
21$111A IfilrintaL . to.
Jehn Miles, late of Old-Street-road, colourman it
James Goldscheider, of London Wall, merchant • . l 0

sacoan mitirrnics.
John Jarvis, of Brampton, Rent, tailor 10
Edmund Wheatley, of Leicester-square, bookseller . 11
Joshua Sarfaty De Pinna, of St. Aane's:laue, Chearide, ontich.
feather manufacturer 30
Francis Dent and John Manaett, of Southampton% linen-drapers 1
run 3111MTING.
Joha Rutter, of Whitechapel.road. corn chandler 2
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The Government of the Netherlands has directed,
that henceforward in the execution of all public works
whatever, none but articles of national produce and
manufactures should be used.
lipps were first brought into - England from'the Ne-
therlands, in the year 1524. They are first mentioned
in the English Statistic Book, in the year 1552, viz.
in the sth and 6th of Edward VI. chap; 5 ; and_ by
an Act of Parliament of the lit of King James. 1.
1603, chap. 18, it appears that hops were then pro-
duced in abundance in England.
An eat: orienced correspondent in Hamilturi, men-
tions that bees have swarmed uncommonly well this.
season. There is scarcely ao old 'hive in Hatnikosi,
but what has thrown off a swarm or two. .A Man is
Campbell-street has a tine swarm that-he Let &yin in
the country, and it has thrown off (that day, four
weeks it was put into the hive) what bee•men call,-
virgin swarm. If the season holds on propitious, honey
will be very plenty this season. A man in the Town-
head, who is accustomed to tveigh his hives nightly,
found that one of them, in three weeks, was 501bs. clear
of the board or stone that it stands upon. One ye, y
fine day it gained no less than silbs.
THE SLOW BARBER.—(Faust MARTIAL.)
So slow you do your work, you lazy knave,
Another beard will grow while this you shave !

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DIED.
On the 10th instant, at the Rectory-house, Querley, near An-
dover, Hants, Mrs. Agnes Mackie, relict of the late
Mackie, Esq. of Onniston, East Lothian.

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