Star.
London, England, 1824-03-15 00:00:00

BOXERS.

SIM= AND LAlZOAN.—Saturia; ' another deposit of fifty sove-
raps a-side, towards making good the stake of five hundred sove-
reigns, was made one hundred pounds a-side at Randall's.— After
.the stakes were deposited the hen shook hands—drank each other's
healtn, and Langan observed, " Let's have no disagreeable chaffing
on the subject ; we'll be friends to-night, at any rate !" Sixty pounds
to forty were offered on Spring, but refused ; when Langan ob-
served, he would •take 70 to 40.—" I'll bet you," said Sprisig,
" twice over, if •you like."—" Agreed," said the Irishman, and both
the bets were made aecordiugly.—Langan will leave after next
Wednesday for Ireland.
• KENZIT ANn BA wiry AA RONT.—Bob Kenzit seems Inclined to try
his luck in the ring with Barney, whom he has thus challenged
—" There has been so much chfitliqg about Mr. Barney Aaron
being a second Dutch Sam, and ready for any man of his weight m
London, that, to stas4 it at once, I beg to inform him that my mo-
ney sh•sil.be ready at Mr. Randall's, Chancery-lane, on Wednesday
the 17th, to EBht him for ZiO a-side, by giving him a stone in
weight. " Boa Krazt•r."

UNIVERSIT rand CLER:cAL.LNTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, mAncii 13.

Thursday, the Rev. 111essrs. Wilson, Ilarriz.on, and Vane; M. A.'s,
were elected Fellows on the old Foundation of Queen's College.—'
On the 'lame day, the Rev. Thos. Proctor, 13. A. of Jesus College,
was elected Fellow of Queen's College, on the Niche!! Foundation.
t On the same day, I%lessre. Fox, Priestman, Braithwaite, and Jack.
son, were admitted Probationary Scholars on the Old Foundation
'of the-same Society.
.Sunday, Charles Awdry was admitted Fellow of New College.
l'hursday, the 114111illdti011 of the It-v. Charles Ti.ornas Longley,
M.A. Student of (1ei.... Church, and the Rev. Joseph Dortiford,
M.A. Fellow of Oriel Celle's. e, as Public Examit.ers, wa• approved
injAtresoeation. •

ITharsday fast the felloveinz degrees were conferred : •
Dncrow•lY Drvtlix—ltev. Anthony Grayson, l'rincipal of St.
Edmund Hail.

M %%TYR OF AsTS—neV. Jolla Dien, Wilvrwld r‘pr..?
HACIISLUZS UP A ItTS—J4I/Itt M. COliard, Itiseterllvge; Ro;vre
3lolecworth Cirew liont, giieter College; av(stopher Mee H.
l'Albot, Oriel Culler ; Charles Turner, Wadhans College.

CA MIIRIDOP, MARCH IS.
Wednesday, at a Congregation, the following Degrees seer, con.

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ll.scurt.oa tyt Divnerv.—Rev. William Joliet, Fellow of St.
John's College.
Ithsfess or Attm--Franeis E. J. VAT?, Trlnky College; rim
Daniel Treptleft, St. John's College.
liaenet.ous LAw.—ltes. Charles Roobet, Jesus rel.
lege ; George Henry Sten-ie. Trinity Hall; Henry George Hultoni
Trinity lull, (Compounder).
13Acurt.os or ARTS.—Chas. Stephens :11athews' Pembroke tl,ll.
George Whitefoord, Eqq. B. A. of St. John's College, is Appointed
to the Bishop of Ely's Fellowship in Jesus College.

ECCLP.SIASTICA PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. J. M. TUrner, of Christ Church, Oxford, is prorneted
to the Vicarage of Willannlow' Cheshire.
Rev. Thomas Rock G..krnseyhas been presented to Lke Perpetual
Curacy of Chrit Church, in-the Forest of -Dean.
Tuesday, the Rev. Thomas I larrison, Clerk, A.lll. wu instituter!
to the Rectory and Parish Church of Thorpe Morieux in the
County of Suffolk, on the presentation of John Haynes darrison,
'of Copforil Dail, in the County of Essex, tsri.
Tuesday, the Rev. Robert Rose, Clerk, A.M. was instituted to
the Rectory of Vrente, in the County of Norfolk on the presenta-
tion of J4IIICS Sniith,of Frenze aforesaid, Pig.
The Rev. Joseph Cox, A. M. Derry of Magdalen College, el_
ford, has been appointed Master of the Grammar Sellout at Gains-
borough, vice the Rev. Dr. Cu:, who resigns at Midsummer nest.
Thursday, the Rev. Bober*. Hamoncl, Clerk, A. M. was instituted
to the Itectory of Beechnmwell Saint John with Sr. Mary annexed
in the County of Norfolk, on the presectrion of John Motteut, of
Beecharnwell, aforesaid, Eq.
The hlagistrates and Council of Glasgow have unanimously fleeted
the Rev. James Denoon, A.M. hit:lister of the Pariah of Kingartb,
gin 13uteshire, to be Minister in St. John's Church and Parish, TA.
cant by the resignation of the Rev. Dr: Chalmers.
The Duke of Buccleugh has presented Mr. Thomas Griersor,
A.M. to the Parish of Kirkbean, Presbytery of Dumfries, vacatt
by the death of the Rev. Edward Neilson.
The ltev. 1r John Cock, Professor of Divinity in St. Marv's
College, St. A;:drewl, is elected -Itcctor of th University.
The Rev. D. xigGiitycuddy, late of Killaloe, has been av-
pointed to the tieing of Killough, h the county of Down, vaca-it
by the death of the Rev. William Mulligan.

TILE SILK TRADE.—A Gcneral Meering of I,ersons
interested in this trade took place at the Old I/mien
Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, on Saturday, a• ts.eve
o'clock, for the purpose of laying before the Manufac-
turers and others connected with this trade, cerlak facts
and remarks submitted to the consiieration of Lk MA.
psty's Government, the Members of both !louses of
Parliament, and all persons who ma.y be interested in
the welfare of this manufacture, when sevetal Resolu-
tions were entered into. It was stated at the Meeting
that 80,000 persons at leait were engaged. either imme-
diately or collaterally. in London and its vicinity, in the
silk manufacture.
RF.suscrraTioar.—A young Lady, pre-eminently dis•
anguished for mental and personal accomplishments was attacked
by the Typhus rover, and suffered severely under its pestiferous
influence. Her fine form had faded into the semblance of con-
sumption, and her former animated features weyc lost in compara-
tive torpidity—these were serious calamities; but still more, the
amiable sufferer regretted the lqu of " Nature's hest adornment"—
a beauteous head of hair; the dately redundant tresses of which
were wearing fast away, and the remaining locks left by the ruth-
less despoiler—Disease, assuming the premature tints of age. !►
youthful constitution aiding the exertions of her physicians, the
pristine loveliness of her person began to return, with the exceetion
of her once luxuriant ringlets, whick no application of art could
renovate, until by the advice of a friend she resorted to an hitherto
infallible specific. A surprising change rapidly ensued: decay
yielded to restorative influence, the ample flow of ebon locks suc-
ceeded in all their original health and vigour : regaining this power-
ful attraction, the delighted young Lady regained her full flow of
spirits, more conducive to convalescence, than all the efforts of me-
dicine; and now, in the enjoyment of complete health, she and her
numerous highly gratified friends justly attribute her resuscitation,
if we may so express it, to the fortunate use of ROWLAND'S
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