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London, England, 1814-12-05 00:00:00

tINIVI:RSITY INTELLIGINCE.

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CAMBRIDGE, DECEMBER its
The Subject for the Gold Medal, given by his Royal Highness
the Chancellor, for the best Ode in' English Pi:it:try, for the pte-
sent year is " Viallace."
OXFORD, DECEMBER Ss
Thursday se'nnight, Mr. John Cunningham Calland Bennett
Popkin Hawkins was unanimously elected Fellow of Pembroke
college, on the Teesdale foundation, by the Master and Fellows
of that Society.
The Lord Bishop orLimerich has been pleased to appoint the
Rev. W. Muonsell, vicar of the valualde ['nion of Drisbane, Nt
the dlccese of Ardfert (Son of the Rev. Archdeacon Maunsell, of
Limerick), to he Archdeacon of the diocese of Limerick, vacant
by the death of the Rev. Averell Hill.
The following subjects are proposed for the Chancellor's
Prizes, for the ensuing year, viz.—
Por Latin Verses—" Europa Pacatoree Ozoniam invisentes."
For an English Essay —" The Effects of distant Colonization on
the Parent State Tor a Latin Essay—" In ilia Phi:osoehix
parte, rpm Mardis dicitur, tractacida, quxnarti sit prz.:lpu.
Aristotelian Disciplittx Virtu; ?'
Sir Roger Newdigate's Prize, Eoglish Verse—" The Temple
of" Theseus."
Yesterday, in a Convocation, the names of the following gen-
tlemen, who had been respectively nominated to succeed to the
office of Select Preacher, at Michaelmas next, were approved
by the House, viz.
The Rev. Edward Nares, D. D. of Merton college; the Rev.
Thomas Stone, D. D. of Brasenose college ; the Rev. William
Currie, B. D. tat dent of Christ Church ; the Rev. Charles
nun Mount, M. A. fellow of C. C. C. the Rev. John Miller;
M. A. fellow of Worcester college.
At the same_ time the appointment of the Rev. George Shep-
herd, B. D. of 'University €t'lt ge, to be one of the Select t'reach-
ers, in the room of the Rev. Dr. Barton, fellow •f Coque
Christi college, who had resigned that office, was approved.
In a Congregation. the same day, the foilowing untlianen
were admitted to deg) ens
Masters of Arts—The Rev. Thomas Ilartiwicke R..vansley,
of Exeter cone& ; Mr. William George Royse, of Wadhant
college.
Bachelors of Arts—Mr. Richard Walker, of Magdalen col-
lege; Mr. Henry Strangways, of Pembroke college ; Mr. I,.htt
Stedman, of Pembroke college ; Mr. John Woodruffe Morgan,
of lltaiverity college ; Mr. Chubs Gregory Okeover, of Trinity
coll.ge ; Mr Rit.i,artl Rice, of Merton college; Mr Edward
Pemberton, Mr. %Villam Lowndes, and Mr. Jo•ias Robinson,
of Brastunose college ; and Mr. Nathaniel Nathan Ba,evi, or
Bath°, college.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has collated the Rev. Mon-
tague Pennington, Vicar of Northbourn, to the Perpexml Cu-
racy of Deal Chapel, void by the resignation of the late Rev.
Philp Brandon.
ECCLESIASTICAL. PROMOTIONS.

Rev. J. H. Rawnsley, B. A. is appointed domestic chaplain to
Lady Willotag'lby d'Eresby.
Rev. W. longe, M. A. to be Chancellor of the diocese of
Norwich; and the Rev. H. Bathurst, 1,1..8. to the Archdea:
coory of Norwich, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. W.
Yonge.
Rev. Francis Howes, M.A. curate of Ade was appointed by
the Dean one of the minor canons of the cathedral church of
Norwich.
Rev. Thomas Talbot, M.A. was instituted to the sinecure
rectory of Carlton St. Peter, Norwich, on the presentation of the
King.
The Lord Provosti Magistrates, and Council of Edinburgh,
have appointed the Rev. Mr. Gladstone', preacher of the Gospel,
to be Assistant to the Rev. Dr. John Thomson, minister of .the
New Greyfriars church.
The patrons of the parish of Lochwinnocb have presented
Mr. Robert Smith, preacher of the gospel, to the church and
parish, vacant by the death of the Rev. JArtes Crawford.
Friday se'nnight, the Magistrates and Town Council of Glas-
gow, elected the Rev. Thos. Chalmers, minister of the "'visit of
Kilmeny, in the presb) tery of Citpar, to be Minister of the Tron
Church, Glasgow, in the room of Dr. Macgill, who resigned in
consequence of his befog elected Professor of Divinity io the
Uuiveronty.