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London, England, 1823-06-28 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGEArE.

CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 17.
The Rte. Peter Paul Dohree, M.A. Fellow of Trinity.cat
lege, Was yesterday unanimously elected Regius Nolen* q
Greek, on the resignation of the Very Rev. J. IL Monk, p,
Dean of I'eterborongh.
The annual prizes of fifteen guineas each, given by the
presentatives in I'arliament of this University, for the ht,g,g,
'creations in Latin-prose, were last Montlay adjudged as foiltfoi,
Samoa BACIIIL011,•—QUIZTralll RUM Eeclesix Legihas
Eta Beneficia -et Qua Ratione maxime Promoveuda
(illivant, B.A. Trill. CAL ,
No second prize adjudged.
Monza Bacuzzoies.--Qed Prudes liistoriz Eccle4aUal
Studiosis percipiendi stmt.—Charles Edw. Kennaway, SA.%
John's Coll. and George Long, B.A. Trio. Cull.
The Poison prize for the best translation of a pansge Not
Shakspeare into Greek verse, was on Monday last akijudghl
Benjamin Hall Kennedy, of St. John', College. Sul**
Henry VIII. Act 5, Scene '6, beginning with " This Rapti,
fain,' and ending with " And so stand fix'd."
• Sunday last the Bishop of Bristol held an Otclination in ("brie
College Chapel, when the following Gentlemen were adinittel
Deacons:

Joseph Getige, M.A. Jain College, with Let. Dim. from*
Bishop of Lincoln.
William Ilicks, B.A. Magdalene College, with Let. IX*
from the Bishop of Ely.

OXFORD, JUNE fra.
Thursday the following Degrees were conferred:
DOCTORS IN DIVINITY.
Rev. Robert Mason, Queen's College. •
Rev. Henry Card, Pembroke College.
IAigILLONS IN DIVINITY.
Rev. Wm. Edward liony, Fellow of Exttzr Cote?.
Rev. Peter Johnson, Fellow of Ewer College.
MAMMON IN CIVIL Lae:.
Rev. Chas. Henry Ridding, Fellow of New College,
MASTILAS Or ANTS.
Rev. Wm: Hay, Chaplaki of Magdalen College.
John Parker, BrasennosT College.
Rev. Edward Warne:Ord, S. John's College.
George Hamilton Seymour, Fellow of Merton Caw.
Yesterday, the 'following Degrees were conferred:
PACII VAIN. IN CIVIL 'LAW.
Rev. Robert Grant, Fellow of New College.
DIASTIiiIN 01, ARTS.
Robert naiad Thompson. I'Ll!ow of New College.
Rev. John Egerton, Fellow of New College.
ltev. Henry Washington, Fellow of New C 1 liege.
Rev. Walter Augustus Shirley, Fellow of New College.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOT•IONS.

Lord Dorchester has appointcd the Rev. Stafford Boris
Northcote, M.A. of Balliol College, Oxford, and Rector et Lt
ton-Pyre, near Exeter, to be or. of Ns Lordship's Demesne
Chaplains.
The Rev. Harty Pearce, Lae Conduct of lungs Cc
lege, was 011 IV4:dn.tst4ty last prisenta, by the Pt "coo slid Fel.
lows of that Society, to the Rectory of ilemingby, in Limb,.
shire, vacated by the death of the Rev. It lictlian.
The Rev. Henry Fardell, M.A: was last week instituted toile
Rectory of Feltwell Sr. Mary with the Rectory of Fekwell St.
Nicholas annexed, in Norfolk, on the presentation of the King.
The Rev. Samuel Sheen, 51. A. was on Monday last institute/
to the Rectory of Stanstead, Suffolk, on his own petition.
Rev. M. 11. Goodman, M.A. to the Vicarage of Ikon,
Gloucestershire, vice the Rev. William Macdonald, Canon of
Salisbury.
The Marquis of Lothian has appointed the Rev. William Ri-
bald Bedford, Rector of Sutton Coldficls, Warwickshire, to be
one of his Domestic Chaplains.
Rev. C. Iketham, to the Vicarage of Bunny, Notts.
The Bishop of Bristol has appointed the Rev. Willoughby
Brassey to the Curacy of Melcombe
Thursday Mr. Smalley, B.A. of J. us College, Oxfotd, was
elected Scholar of that Society.
Dr. Barnes, Sub• Dean of Christ Church, Oxford, is present-4
to the Rectory of Cheiiton Bishops, Devonshire; and not to
Stockley Pomeroy, as has been stated. •
The Rev. Thomas Yowler Short, M.A. Censor of Cbrie
Chorch and Senior Proctor of Oxford University, to the Itte.
tory of Stockley, Pomeroy, Devonshire.
Thursday, the Rev. T. Beckley, M.A. and Fellow of New
College, Oxford, was presented to the Itictozy of Stratton Ail
Saints, in the County of Norfolk.
Saturday, the Rev. G. P. Boileau Pollen, B.A. of Cluit
Church, Oxford, Domestic Chaplain to the Right Hots. Lag
Northwick, was instituted to the Recto?), of Little Brooklet'',
in Surrey, on his own Petition, as true Patron, void by theta
signation of the Rev. 11. s:eats.
'[he Rev. Henry John Earle, to the Rectory of High Ongar,
In Essex.

Last week Admiral Munttve, Assisted by the Rer.
Mr. Tuom, laid the first stone of the New Scottiiii
Church, in Rodney-street, Liverpool, which, wEen
built, will highly ornament that fine street, being
calculated for nearly 1,800 sitters, and the arcbitec•
tural design greatly admired by all who have seen

BIRTHS.
June 21, at Gore Court, the Honourable Mrs. Bradley, of a
son and heir.
The nth inst. at the Hotel de Starpoole, at Paris, Comtesis
de Stacpoole, of a daughter.