Star.
London, England, 1812-05-04 00:00:00

PJLICZ.

Bow.srnzEr.—Saturday two men were brought
to the Office, charged with being concerned in ma-
nufacturing soap, at a house in Somer's Town, with-
out paying the excise du:y. They were found
'guilty, and sentenced to pay a fine of re2o, and, not
being able to pay it, were cotnmitted to prison for two
months. In the course of the afternoon, one of them
paid his fine, and was discharged.
John Hurd, a coachman, was charged with assault-
ing Margaret Bedford, near St. James's Palace, at
the time the Queen was holding her drawing-room. -
The prisoner drove his carriage on the foot-pave-
ment, and his horses threw down the prosecutrir and
trampled on her. He.was discharged, on agreeing
to in ike good the pmsecutrix's expences for surgical
assistance, and give her a compensation for the in-
jury she had sustained.
0. Morris was charged by T. Ablet, Master of Co-
vent Garden Workhouse, that he, the prisoner, being
an officer and receiver of money acting by and under
authorityvf Trustees of the pariih, with receiving a
sum of money from J. Jones, on account of the said
Trustees, and purloining and embezzling the same,
contrary to the Local Act passed for that purpose.—
He was found Guilty, and sentenced to six months
imprisonment in the House of Correction.
J. Holda was sentenced to three months imprison-
ment, for attempting to intrude himself into the ser-
vice of Mr. Plestowe, the Magistrate, by means of a
fictitious written character.

GUILDHALL.—Saturday a well.dressed man, who
had been the managing clerk of a Proctor, in Doc-
tor's Contemns, was charged by his wife with cruel
and shatneful conduct to her and her children, and
with threatening her life. This charge was confir-
med by the neighbours, who said they had been alar-
med for many nights past, by the prisoner coming
home in the middle of the night ; and, one night, he
had set his bed.on fire. The prisoner seemed to jus.
t!fy all he had done, and appeared rather in a de
ranged state. He was commited to find sureties.

Oxronni MAY 2..l'hursday last the following
Gentlemen were admitted to degrees :

BACIILLOY. IN DIVINITY.
The Rev. Will'ans (ones, Fellow of Jesus, College, and Chap.
lain in his Majesty's Navy, by decree of convocation.
BACIILLOR IN CIVIL LAW.
Rev. George Rldout, of Ballot College.

MASTIRS Or ARTS.
Rev. James Nosl Pigott, of Worcester College.
Rev. Benjamin Richings, of Lincoln College.

BACRICLORS OF ARTS.
• Mr. Richard Baker, of Merton College.
Mr. Robert Lam?den, of Exeter College.
Mr. William Charles Hill, of ditto.
)dr. John Davies, of Worcester College.
Mr. John Wiley Crewe, of Brasenose College.
Mr. George Bridges, of Trinity College.
Mr. Thomas Beckley, of New College.
Rev. Job Walker Baugh, M.A. is presented to the rectory of
RipplerWoreestershire.
11ev. T. I'rinee, M.A. of Wadham College, to be domestic
Chaplain to the Duchess ofßrumwick.
Rev. Henry Primed', M.A. late Fellow of St. John's College,
to be Chaplain to the Prince Reg .nt.
Wednesday the 15th ultimo, the Hon. and Right Rev. the
Lord Bishop of Exetfr, was pleased to appoint the Rev. Ilseph
Langley, It kat of Bapchild, in Kent, to be his Lordship's Curate
of Helingly, in Sussex, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. E.
Keynes.

MARRIED.
Rev. 'ohs Holmes of Gawdy.hall, Norfolk, to Anne, third
daughter of the late Rev. Win. Whitear, Rector of ,Dare, Sussex.
Friday sennight, the Rev. Robert Hewetsou,to Mow Elizabeth
Moore, both of Leigh, Eases.
Wednesday last, at Danstead, Surrey, the Rev William Henry
Walker, to Harriot Harrbon, daughter of 1.. Brickwood,Eqq.
Saturday se'nnight, Mr. Ransom, solicitor, of Stowmarket, to
Miss Susan Malden Billy, second daughter of Mr. Dally, sue-
rem there.
Rev. Charles Mordaunt, jun. to Faineez Harriot, youngest
daughter of the late lames Sparrow, Esci. of Buurton, Somer-
setskire. _ _ _