Star.
London, England, 1813-03-01 00:00:00

iIINIYEASITr AIELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, IMBRUARY 19.
The Rev. George D'Oyly, E.D. Fellow of Corpus Christi Col'
lege, and Christian Advocate in this University, Is appointed
Examining Chaplain to his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Rer. James Hartley Donsford, Fellow of Wadham Col-
lege, Oxford, to the vicarage of Frampton-upon-Severn, Glou-
cestersbire.
At a Congregation on Vi'edpesday last; a Grace was passed to
allow the Sum of Three Hilndred Poir,ds from the University
Chest, towards the Relief of the Sufferers in Russia.
the following Gentlemen were admitted to the undermen-
tioned degrees on Wednesday last :
The Rev. Peter Bulmer, of Jesus College, Master of Arts.
James Norgate, of Caius College, Bach for of Phys.c.
John Simpson Sergrove, of Emanuel Coll. Bach. of Civil Law.

A large portion of the cliff at East Dean lately
gave way. The Rev. Mr. GARDNER was viewing
the prospect from Beachy Head at the time, when
he perceived the ground move -under his feet, and
discovered at the same moment a considerable open-
ing. He immediately quitted the spot, stepped over
the chasm, and five minutes after a part of the cliff
fell, with a tremendous noise on the beach below.
The ruin is computed at 303,088 yards.
A few days since a poor woman, of the name of
Brooks, residing in Queen-street, Chelsea, was brought
to bed of two boys and a girl, all likely to do well.
The scene of misery brought to light by this act of
nature is truly distressing—there was only one blanket
to be procured to wrap them all in.
The long cause respecting the Angell estates at
Stockwell, has lately been decided in the Court of
Chancery. By the decision, a female in the situa-
tion of a cook in the family of a Mr. CAPPER, enters
into possession of a fortune of three millions styling,
arisiea from the accumulation of interest on the pro-
ceeds of property originally valued at £500,000
A dreadful accident happened on Sunday morning
to the man employed at Mr. Larkia's paper mill, at
East Mailing, to look after the.machinery of the will,
who got entangled in the gear work, and was almost
instantly crushed and brokc to pi.'ces in every part of
his frame ; his skull. back, ribs, thighs, I.g-, aid
arms, were btoken, and every part of him bruised and
mangled in the most miserable manner. The unfor-
tunate roan did not expire for some time, after. having
suffered these accumulated injuries.
Monday, Mr. Bullock, of the Garlands, near Wan-
tage, Berks, was drowned in a brook into which his
horse threw him, on his return from Ufflington, where
he had dined. The hone returning without him,
created a suspicion that he had met with some acci-
dent, and on search being made, his body WAS found
next morning.
At a Court of Common Council, held on Thursday
last, Mr. WAITHNIAN, in a speech of some iergtii,
described the state of suffering to which a large por-
tion of the manufacturing and laborious classes of the
community had been tedaced, in consequence of the
stagnation of trade ; and which, notwithstanding the
state of the finances of the Corpora:ion, particularly
called upon them, after having voted £2OOO for the
relief of the Russians, toexercise the like liberality and
feeling towards our distressed countrymen. He there-
fore moved, that ihe sum of W2OOO be subscribed by
the Court, towards the )(Jiff of the dist! eseed manu-
facturers and artizans of this country ; which passed
without opposition.