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London, England, 1814-06-06 00:00:00

UNI7ERSITT INTELLIGENCE.

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03;FORD, JUNE 4.
Saturday, Francis Demainbt'ay, Esq. B.A of Prmlimbe Col-
lege, was elected Fellow of that Society on the foundation of
Thomas Tesdaie.
Saturday, the last day of Easter Term, the followi;ig Gentle-
men were admitted to degrees:
Masters of Arrs—Mr. James Turner, Oriel College • ,Rev.
Henry James Russell, Queen's • Mr. Anthony St. John Baker,
Christ Church ; Mr. George Orgill Lenten, University College;
Mr. Wm. Lutley Sclater, Brasennosi; Rev. Carrington Ley, of •
Bachelors of Arts—Mr. Wm. Brown, Worcester College ;
Wm. Qneenborough Wright, St. John's; Mr. Francis Demain- •
bray, Pembroke; Mr. Thomas Boyce, Christ Church.
The whole number of degrees. in aitir Term was D.C.1..'
three; B D. ; 8.C.1. two; B. Med. two; M.A. thirty-two;
B.A. thirty-five; Matriculations, eighty-eight.
Wednesday, the first day of Act Term, the following Gentle-
men were a lmitted to degrees t
Bachelor in Civil Law--Ilev. H. Huntingforti, New College.
Masters of Arts-Frederica Stables, Esq. of Christ Che.rch,
Grand Compounder; George Wm. Newton, Esq. Brasennoss•
College, Grand Compounder; Rev. Wm. Hart Coleridge, R.
Boyse, and Mr. Wm. Wilson, Christ Church ; Messrs. tenant
Wjeatley, Geosge Miles Mason, and Henry Morn'', Beaten •
now College ; hicstes. Robert Bill, Edward Hawkins, andillsoo.
Mayo, OH.] Rev. Joseph ]dodder, Wadham
R.v John Vs ilson, of 'trinity ; George Calvert, University Col*
lege ; .\4r-George Morris, of Bank,' College. •
Bachelors of Arts -s- Henry Hariey, Esq. Christ Church, Grand
Compounder; Mews. David Saunders Davies, Wm. Short. and
,Edward Lloyd, of Christ Church; Mr. Wat. G tile, Oriel Cal-
tree; Mr. Wm. Wilson, lA'adhant • Mr. David Wißlains, Jesus;
Messrs. Wm. Moore, J.n Daviri;Christopher Cleobury, Edwin
Pother, John Morse, and Wm. James, l'estabroke ; Thomas-
Idesket h Biggs, Univ-rsity ; Charles Daubetty and Martin Davy,
Magdalen; John De Chair and John May Seater, Merton;'
Amos We‘toby and EdWard.Cralg. St. Edmund Flail; Thomas,
Elackburne, Edward Mainwar:og, Richard Moort, and
Bradley, Brasehttose, ; Samuel Jackson, lota Williara.,
Henry Fox, Thomas Hodges, and Wm. Maywood Tucker, of
BaUiol.
Thursday the lov. Wm. Maids, M.A. of Eteter College, seat
admitted Bachelor and' Doctor
Bachelors of Arts—Mesas. Wm. Cholmor.delty, St. Alban
Hall; Robert Ga'C pie Burt, Eieer College; Thomas J.unes
Moore, Wadhart , ar.d Edward Moore, Bratdanose. •

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The .trial of Lord Coma/ie, Mr. COCIIRANE
JOHNSTONF.. &c. will come on before Lord Chief Jus-
tice ELLEMBOROUGH, oa Wednesday morning, in the
Co,trt of King's Bench.
Yesterday morning one of the old houses in Bald-
win's.row, New.rrad, fell down and buried in its
ruins a man and his wife, who were precipitated from
the attic storey into the cellar. The groans of Mt un-
fortunate sufferers were heard for some airne Nitrite
any assistance could be tendered them, and before th
ruins could be removed life w* extinct. Theicbcdi
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were dug out of the rubbish in about half anhbur i
a shocking condition, and conveyed to the workhoufe
for the decision of a Coroner's Jnry. A person- also
passing at the,time was sodreadfully hurt by a quan-
tity of 'bricks falling upon him, that he was cosy/eyed.
to the hospital without the least hope of recovery.
A fire lately broke out on the premises cf. Mr-
King, at Papworthtverard, Norfolk, which destroyt
ed the house and furniture, a mate in foal, three fa,
calves, a sow and 10 pigs, a barn and wheat hovel
and a granary with a quantity of beans.
Saturday night a fire broke out in the house of Mr.
Humbiou,n, in King's Terrace, Somer's Town, which
nearly col.stimed the building. It was occasioned by
the carelessness of the nursery-maid, who left a can-'
elle burning by the bed-side, which commnnicated to
the curtains. Two children were so dreadfully burnt
that they were not expected to survive. ,
Thursday a lad, who had been entrusted with a
sailing-boas, ran her against a lime-barge, lying off
Milbank, by which she was upset; and he was unfor-
tunately drowned.
MURDER.—An inquest has been held two days, at
"fitch&eld, by JAMES Guisio, Esq. on the body of.
Sarah Beavis, who was murdered by her husband,
Jame: ifravie, on the 27th ult. after having breakfast-
ed together very sociably, by cutting her throat with
a,razor ; he had prepared two for the horrid purpose.
When the poor woman screamed out, a woman, who
slept in the same room, flew to her assistance, but the
wound was instantly fatal. The murderer was com-
mitted to take his trial at Winchester. It has been
said that Beavis was insane.
" Naw Yonx, APRIL 15.—8 y the arrival of the
schooner Achilles, Trowbridge, from La Guira, we
learn • that during her stay at that port, the most'
ihocking outrages and assassinations were daily corn-
mitted on the property and persons of all the Euro-
pean Spaniards at that place. That in thd space of'
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eight days. upwards of 1600 persons of this deserip.l
lion were put to-death in - the most inhuman manner.
Like excesses were also committed at Caraccas. The
Achilles, and all other vessels in port, were embargoed
for 65 days by the islf-styled patriots, owing jo their
fears of being compelled• to embark, is the event of
the province,falling into the hands of di* Royalists:"

BIRTH.
Thursday, the Lady of Dr. Parson, Doctors' Commons, of a
daughter.

MARRIED: • • , •.: • - .
At York, Upper Canada, February 3, 11114.• Coital. Robert
Roberts Loring, Ald-du-Cantp and Private decrstart to Lletste-
nan.General Drummond, to Mary Ana, daughter-of shier
Campbell. ' . .
The 29th ult. at West Ham, Essex, the Rev. H. C. Jones,
vicar of that parish. to Hekn, eldest daughter of L Omit's,
Isq. of Stratford-green.

Sunday se'nniglit, Monet Innen street, Slooreststiry, In the
50th yew' of his elies:ll64l II severe illness of dve posy% Mr.
laws
The Rev. H. Feetecilligithr 'if St. James% Clerkenwell.
The 30th May, eftt:ra most severe illness, whiob she bore
with the utmost &Mum of mind and with tri4 Christian fort,-
wile, Carolina, widow of the hit. Merles Wood, Eft., of Bowl.
Ina Hall, Yorkshire, formerly c..orain of his Majesty's. skip the
Worcester, snd who died of the W6otas be received In action,
the Lan Indies, In the year IISS,