Star.
London, England, 1825-10-03 00:00:00

CLERWAL INTALLIGLIvCE.

The following Gentlemen were ordained ty the Bishop of Lin-
coln, at Buchden, on Sunday se'nnight :
DEACON& —George Atkinson, B. A. Queen's College,Cambridge ;
James ileaven, B.A. Edmund Hall, Oxford ; John Edward Brad-
for:, B.A. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge; John Peacock
Byde, RA. Pembroke Hall, Cambridge; Alexander Joseph Lyon
Cava, IL A. St. John's College, Cambridge; William Ralph
Churton, U.A. Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford ; James David
Glover, B.A. St. John'. College, Cambridge; William Halfhead,
A. Queen's 'College, Cambridge ; Augustus Davies lons, St.
John's College, Cambridge ; John Mandell, B.A. Catherlue Halls
Cambridge; George Morley; Thomas Sanderson, Magdalene
Hall, Oxford ; Thomal Trocke, B.A. Pembroke Hall, Cambridge ;
James Taylor Wareing, B. A: Exeter College, Oxford; Matthew
Wilson, B.A. Catharine Hall, Cambridge; Joseph Place, B.A. St.
John's College, Cambridge ; William Stone, B. A. St. Peter's Col-
lege, Cambridge, and henry Symons De Brett, &C. L. Downin
College, Cambridge, by Let. Dim, from the Archbishop of Can-
terbury ; William Hammond, D.A. Queen's College, Cambridge;
by Let. Dim. from the Bishop of London; Edward Ventris, RA.
St. Peter's CoUege, Cambridge, by Let. Dim. from the Bishop of
Ely; William Hamilton Twemlow, M.A. Christ Church, Oxford,
by Let. Dim. front the Bishop of Chester.
Patens—Henry Dashwood, RA. Trinity College, Oxford ;
James Watts Ellaby, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridge; George
Jackson, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridge; Chaloner Stanley
Leathei, M.A. Exeter College, Oxford; Alexander Macdonald,
St. John's College, Cambridge; Edward Manners, Chri.t's
Cul-
lege, Cambridge; Henry Manton, RA. St. John's College, Cam-
bridge; Thomas Martyr, RA. Queen's College, Oxford; Francis
Charles Massingberd. ht. A. Magdalen College, Oxford ; George
o.berne, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge; Thomas Pinder
Partin, B.A. Queen's College, Oxford; Robert Shepherd, M.A.
Queen's College, Oxford Alfred Williams, B.A. Pembroke Col-
lege, Cambridge; Edward Gardiner, M.A. Banjul College, Ox-
ford, and Chrir. John Musgrave, M.A. St. Alban's Hall, Oxford,
by Let. Dim. from the Archbishop of Canterbury; Ralph Coote,
B.C.L. Trinity Hall, Cambridge, by Let. Dint. from the Bishop
of Norwich.

The Bishop of Winchester has collated the Rev. Edward Bu-
stard, Vicar ut. Bexley, Kent, to the Rectory of Alverstoke, I lams ;
and the Rev. Ur. Goddard, Archdeacon of Lincoln, is to succeed
Mr. Barnard, as Vicar of Bexley.
The Bishop of Winchester has also collated the Rev. George
Robert Mountain, son of the late Bishop of Quebec, to the Rec-
tory of Havant, Hants.
The Presbytery of Lochrnaben have ordained Mr. Andrew Be-
veridge, Pfeackerof the Gospel, to be Minister of the Parish of
Mousewald.

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The Rev. Mr. Kin: has been preferred from the Curacy of
Castleblaney to the Vicarage of Ballymaddon, in the county of
Cork. He is succeeded in.Castleblaney by the Rev. Mr. Webber.
The Rev. Mr. Giffard is appointed Curate to the Rev. Mk. Etat;
Rector of the parish of Monaghan
The 22d tilt. the Rev. Mr. Hill was inducted to the Church and
Parish of Logie Pert.
Thursday, the Rev. Charles Bannatyne Steven was ordained,
by the Pres'aytery of Irvine, in the charge of the Church and
Parish of Stewarton.
The Rev. Robert Jefferson, D.D. senior Fellow of Sidney Col
lege, C.unbridge, has been presented by the Master and Fellows of
that Society, to the valuable Rectory of South Kilvington, York-
shire, void by the death of the Rev. John Green.
Wednesday last, the Rev. Henry Tacy, Cik. A.M. was instituted
to the Rectory of Swanton Morley, with the Chapel of Worthing
annexed, in the county of Norfolk, on the presentation of Edward
Lombe, of Great Melton, in the said county, Esq. •

A framework knitter, named Hollis, residing at
Market Harborough, was taken into custody on Sant-
day week, for attempting to cut his wife's throat.
There were no less than seventy causes set down for
hearing on the adjourned day at Hicks's Hall, consist-
ing principally of trifling assaults between parties in the
lowest rank of lire.

Thursday week, gr young woman named Haslam,
who resided in the neighbourhood of Bolton, was found
in a field, with an infant child of which she had de-
livered herself; both dead.
William Ella, has been committed to Nottingham
County gaol, to take his trial at the next Assize, on a
charge of manslaughter, in having killed and slain Fran-
cis Holmes, blacksmith, of Widmerpool. It appealed on
the Inquest, that a quarrel took place between the
prisoner, who is a servant in husbandry. and the de-
ceased, on the evening of the 24th ult. at the New Inn,
and they began to fight in the house, when the landlord
interfered, and put a
.stop to the combat. The parties
then went out into the orchard, where the fight was
rencwect, and in the fifth round Holmes received a t 1 rw
on the side of the head, and fell to the ground.
was rais.d up by the by-stan?ers, when he complained
of his head hurting him, and le/inquished the contest.
B:,ortly alterwatds he turned sick, and t'n some brandy
and water being given to him, he became delirious, and
soon alter expired. 'rite Jury returned a verdict of

" Manslaughter."—A pitched battle for one guinea was
fought on Saturday evening last, in a close leading to
Thorney Wood; between twd• young men, named
fintler arid Roper. The combatants foqght more than
70 rounds, and the battle lasted nearly two hours.
Butler at length being unable to come to time gave in,
and the stakes were awarded to his antagonist.
Two young men quarrelled oter their pots at Da.
• entry, last Saturday evening, fought, and one of them, named Bree,
receiving several heavy falls, is sinee dead; and a Coroner's verdict
of Alandeseglaer has been returned against Isaac Binddintan, the
antagonist, and several others for siding aod abetting.
LORD BtlfitElGH'S HAT.—At the sale of the property
of the late -Mr. FRYER, of Stamfor,l, as very eini.:us
hat was sold tor:4 trifling sum, and it proves to be the
hat formed" worn by Lord Treasurer Binturrun. Its
manufacture is of the fine,t tex uie imaginable, the
crown low and pointed, and surrounded with black
glass bugles and beads, sewn on black velvet. It is
become the property of an Officer belonging to ae
Royal South Lincoln Militia.
FRATIRNAL Acractiox.—The late Mr. Geare, of
Yeovil, having died intestate, his eldest son, Mr. J.
Gea:e, of Shaston, St. James, has come forward with a
noble generosity, and signed a deed of settlement pre-
pared for that purpose, which contains an equal dis-
tribution of the freehold 'and other property,, for the
mutual benefit.of all his brothers and sisters..
Upwards cf forty persons have died iof. einall-eoa at
SAisbury, within the last fortnight.- :I;re.) .