Star.
London, England, 1802-02-01 00:00:00

COUNT'? r NEWS.

CAM SR IDOL, J*s. 28.—0 n Thurfday, Mr. T.
P. tk HITS, of Queen's, and of Colchefter, ElTex,
who had been previo tit-1y declared Senior Wrangler,
was in full Senate, preceded by the Efquire Beadles,
and fupported by the Father of his own College,
prefented by the Vice Chancellor with his degree.
Next followed, in procefflon, the Scholars of King's
College, Noblemen's Sons, Fellow Commoners,
and the re ft of the Colleges in their turns; making
in the whole, r 6 Wranglers, 16 Senior Optimes,
t a Junior Optimes, and 51 Bachelors.—Total 95.

Wranglers.—White, Quern's coll. Grifdale, Chrift
Paley, Pembroke Hall; Ycates, Trinity coil. Cunningham, St
John's coll. Parfous, Clare Hall; Thomplon, Queen's colk
Phillip, Sidney colL Macfarlan,Triniry coll. Barber, St. John's
coil Barnwell, Caius eon. Hearnce, Pembroke 1.141; God-
frey, Q2een's coll. Okes, Cahn col/. Wilding, Magdalen coll.
and Stanley, St. John's coll.

Senior Optimes..-.Barker, ren's coll. Humphries, Queen'
coll. Winn, Magdalen coll. udgfon, Trinity colL Campbell,
'Trinity cull. Billie, St. Johns coll. Bodley, Peter-houfe coll.
Wainwrlglit, Emanuel coll. Holland, Emanuel coll. Birch, St.
John's coll. Newton, Pembroke Han; Palgrave, St. John's coll.
Vergufcrn, Emanuel coil. Forge, Jefus coll. Mardian, Sidney
con. and Shipperdfon, Trinity coll.
Junior Optimes.—Briggs, Pembroke Hall; Evans, St. John's
coil. Pyc, Ben't coll. Sutton, Trinity coll. Layton, Bent coil
Stephen, St. John's t,IL Atkinfon, Magdalen coll. Frere, Tri-
nity coll. Hutchinfon, PeLv-Houle coll. Bennett, Nut coll.
Thompfon, Sidney coll. and Morritt, Clare Hall.
Lord Burgherlh, eldeft fon of the Earl of Weitmoreland, is
admitted of Trinity College. Mr. Charles Ekins, and Mr.
Duke Yonge, of King's College, are admitted Fellows of that
Society.

Friday laft Mr. Bethel!, Fellow of King's College, was ad-
mitted to the degree of Bashelor of Arts.

BairroL, Wednefday.—Some nights 'lnce, an
infant about three slays old, was difcovered on a
tomb.ftone in St. James's Church. The little
corpfe lay without apparent injury, but on moving
it, the head proved to have been fevered from the
body. The mother is a balket-girl, and is lodged
in Bridewell.

On Saturday morning early, another infant was
found murdered in Charlotte-flreet, top of Park
Street, the body was wrapped inflannel, in a balket,
and a quantity of rags were forced into its mouth,
to prevent its crying, and thus expoled, it peal-
ed by cold and hunger. The mother is a very
young girl,and lived at a cook's fhop outfide Lan-
ford's Gate. The following circumllance led to
her difeovery and apprehension—The murder of
the child was the fubjea of converfation in a pub-
lic•houfe at the time of a young woman's going in
for the purchafe of fame liquor, when one of the
company obferved to hcr, that it was fame wench
like her that had been guilty of the offence. The
woman, alarmed at the imputation, juftified her.
felf with a degree of earnellnefs that excited fufpi-
cion. They preffed their inquiries, and her con-
fuflon enereated in proportion, till at length fhe
confeffed that the knew the mother, and had lent
to her the balket in which the infant had been de-
pofited. They were both taken into cuitody, and
(land committed for trial.

iday.—Another infant murdered! I am fhock-
cd in communicating another aft fo difgraceful to
the morals of the age, and to humanity. A girl,
who had lived in the fcrvice or Mr. Concannon, in
the Mai Icer-place, was yelterday committed to
Bride well, charged with the murder of her illegi-
timate child.

Some mornings fence, the girl not riling at her
accollomed hour, Mrs. Concanuon went to her
apartment to inquire the caufe, when learning that
the was unwell, recommended her to go to her
mother, who lived in the neighbourhood ; the
wretched woman drelred herfelf and went out, and
Shortly after, Mrs. Copcannon, in adjo fling her
room, found an infant, tied up in a handkerchief,
land placed between the bed and the facken, where
IL is tappofed to hare been (mothered.

From t. LONDON GiTZETTE, Yon. 30.

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