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London, England, 1825-12-19 00:00:00

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRItIGE, Decennia 17.
At a Congregation on Wednesday last, Mr. WiHilm Powle.,if
yearTh is
subject v
of the Chasscelloea- English Poem for the preiert
Jesus College, was admitted Bachelor of Arts ; and Charles pc_
kersell, M.A. of Corpus Christi College, Orford, was admitted cd
cr.:dem of this University.
At the above Congregation the following Graces passed de
Senate: .

To appoint Mr. Hughea, of Emmanuel Collie, an Examiner at
the Classical Examination after admission ad Petiendeadeon Qiw.
tioni in January next, instead of Mr. Law, of Sr. John's wig!,
To appoint Mr. Warren, of Jesus College, and Mr. Chra3i; .r,of Catharine Hill, (the Moderators of the preceding ye:4.); ~i:0
Mr. Hughes, of Sc. John's College; Mr. fiintsay, of Jesus Col.
kge; Mt. Fennell, of Queen's College; and Mr. Porter, of Own
College, Examiners of the Qurstionists in January next.
To allow the Moderators and Examiners, with tho approlNltler,
of the Professors of Divinity, Law, and Physic, to coadsatha
examination of the first six classes in the Public Schools.
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To re-appoint the Syndicate empowered by a Grace of Nove-1..
bee 24, 11124, to treat with the Provost and Fellows of &I',
College fur the purchase of the Old Cu,irt, the property of the
said College.
To allow Proft•ssor Lee to retain three Arabic MSS. obtain/a:I
grace out of the Public Library, till Midsummer next.
To appoint the Vice-Chancellor, the Mister of .Tesus, :‘e
Master of Downing. Dr. Haviland, Professor Turton, Mr. Mi.lge,
Mr. Byam, Mr. Griffith, Mr. Peacock, Mr. She'ford, Mr. Crest,
Mr. Ciawley, Mr. Taster, and Mr. King, a Syndicate to cousi.!ir
of the expediency of building an Examination Hall, and to report
to the Senate before the first of May next, on the site for the 4.1a1e,
and means of carrying tile design into effect.
To affix the University Seal to the Letters Patent of Profeisur
Starkie, Mr. Tindal, and Mr. Alderson as University Counsel.
At the first Congregation after.the division of the ensuing Lent
Term, a Grace will be offered to the Senate, proposing that the
sum of £5OO be given by the University towards the erection of a
new Church at Barnwell. "

We understand that by the will of the late Professor Dubrte,
his valuable manuscripts, and printed books containing inantecrip:
notes, are bequeathed to this University : afterwirds seven of hit
private friends have each the choice of a svt of 'winks as a leper ;
and then one thousand volumes are left to Trlrthy Caro, by theta
to be chosen from the rest of his valuable library.
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OXFORD, Decrasaca 17.
Tuesday morning last, the Bishop of bath and Wells held
his primary Visitation of the Dean, Dimitari,:i, Can•ins-Itest.iel. .
tiary, Prebendaries, and Officers of the Cathedral, in the-Ch
house, which is the first Visitation of the kind tint has been 11-1,1
for more than a century.

r I:CCLESIASTICA.L PROXOTIOvS. I
Rev. Robert Vanbrugh Law, hi. A. bas been collated by the
Bishop of Bath and Wells, to the Prebend or C.Launry of &cos
in Gordan°, founded in the C.Luedral Church of Welii,wiil by
the death of the Rev. W. B. Barter.

Rev. H. W. Marker, to the Rectory of Southleigh, Devon:
Rev. James King, M.A. to the Rectory of Henley-upon:llam. t,
in the Diocese of Oxford, op the present.ttio❑ of his Carat:, tbs
Bishop of Rochester; the Rectory teas void by the resizoation of
the Rev. Dr. &obeli.

The Rev. William Burkitt, A. of St. Edmund 117.!I, Oxforl,
has been appointed Chaplain on the Establiahinent in tit.: Homey!
East India Comp.:fly, in Bengal.
The Rev. Ishani Case, M. A. of Jesus College, ("Jr:bridge,
was last week Instituted; by the Bishop of Lincoln, rn the VicArar
of bletheringham, in the county of Lincoln, or the prrsci,tatiorta
the Right Honourable Frederick William L.rl of Bristol.
The Rev. Temple Chevallier, late Fellow and Tutor of Celia-
rine Hall, Cambridge, wal on Tuesday last instituted to the Vicar-
age of St. Andrew the Great, in that town, on the presentatioa of
the Dean and Chapter of Ely.
Thursday last, the Rev: William Greenhill, B.D. Fellow of
Trinity College, was presented, by the President and Fellows of
that Society, to the Rectory of Farnham, in the county of Esser,
void by the death of the Rev. T. Wiatiorne.
The Rev. William Clark, M.A. Professor of Anatomy and
Fellow of Trinity Colley, Cambridge, was'un Friday last ekroll
a Senior of that Society, in the room of the late Rev. Thohli.a
Carr, M.A.
The United Associate Presbytery of Glastuw, hark: sustained
the call of the United Secession Congregation .of I'artick, to Mr...
Ebenezer Halley, preacher, to be their pastor.

MA !MIRO. ,•
The 15th lbstant, the Rev. Daniel Finch Ilattoo, to the I.ady
Louisa Greville, daughter of the late Earl of Mansfield.
The 6th instant, at Hackford nett Reepham, Norfolk, the Ilee.
Philip Francis, }I. A. of Foulaham Parsonage, to Eliza, scrod
daughter of Guy Lloyd, Esq.
Thursday, the ith instant, at East Grinstetl, the Rev. JaSb"
Stratton, hi. A. of New College, Oxford, Minor Canon of Claw-
bury Cathedral, and Vicar of Daimon, Kent, to Susannah, yOUWIi
daughter of the late Mr. W. Head, of the above pl4ce.

DIED. " •
At Maidford, Northamptonshire, the
Rev. Sampson Whirr,
M.A. Rector of that Parish; Vicar of Uphaven, Wilts, and late
Fellow of Oriel College, Word.
Rev. Matthew Lamb Rector of Lydon, Northamptonshire.
Rev. Thomas Stedman, M.A: 42, years Vicar of St flhaa*
Shrewsbury.
December 4, at Edinburgh, 'tapi;in Patrick Caniihell• of
Ualcardlne.
The 3d of July, at the Stockade of Donabeu, Lieut. .Grut* tit
Madras European Regiment.
In April last, in India, George Phillips, Esq. of the Oa
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Department of the East India Company's Service.
In the course of last week, at Mr. John Rowitce's of Futkeat'onh
county of Wexford, an old man, known in the neighbourhood VI •
the name of 0 The Apgier." He was frequently pressed, gPva
declare his true name, but never complied except on one ocptsiun,
when he said it was Matthew Smith. He was miserably "sires4ldr .
wore a long beard, and carried about with him all the utensils
usbing. Some months back be was accompanied by a. prrilt,
whom he represented to be his brother, and whom ha somatinsiel
took with him as attendant, to a tavern, where he would' diner,
and allow his supposed brother to do so at a ditferent Lillie, after he
had availed himself of his services as waiter. At his death he
,refused the attendance of any clergyman. When Ws body was
about to be placed in the coffin there was found in a swathe Sordati
round his body, a quantity of gold to *combust of fort) plural/

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