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60 6.
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'I in—ht Bars 70 7 1
to Blocks 60 b.
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Crushed Lranps 46 4
Havannah White 46 ct
Brazil ditto ... 40 0
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•OXIORD, 'lt, s.

Thursday tenalght, the Rey. Tbosaas Nizson Blagden, M.A.
Fellow of Magdalen College, was adinettr.d Baeltelar.in Drviuity.
Thursday,tbe following gentlemen wore admitted to de.grei s:
Duet°, In Law-401111y Lassie% Esti. B.C.L. tellow uf
tit Soul's Collage.
Bachelors Dielnity-:-.-Rev.lobn Page, M. A. Fellow of Bra
..nonce Cunege; Rev. Joha Cooke amt. Miley Row, M A. and
Fellows of Clare H4ll, Cambridge, were admitted eu ti dem, Ise
llacbelor in Civil Law—Ms. Jobn Hardwick, of Baikal Col-

!qt.
Master of Arts—Rev. Marmaduke Theak•ton, of Lincoln
..ioUege ; Mr. John Gilley Crewe, Rev. Charles Genet, and Mr
I homas Blackburn', of Brasenntwe College. t
Bachelors of Arts—Mr. Martin Stow. of New College.; Mr.
l'hilie Scott Fisher. of University Oollege ; Mr. Charles darker,
of *lttuity College.
ECCLESIASTICAL ;r1101130T1,)NS.
The Rev. H. Watkins, M.A. Prebendary of Yntk and South-
well, to hold by dispesisatioa the rectory of Barmltrungb, vacant
by the death of the Rev. S. Berdinore, D.D. with the vicarage of
Conishroughieltocem of York.
Lord Gwydir has procured the Rev. Thomas Dupre, Head
Master of Berkhatnateol School, to the valuable living of SA'd
loughhy in the county and diocese of Lincoln, vacant by the
death of the Rev. B. Walls
The •Rev. Wm. Newcome, is presented to the recto; y of
Mon iiiford, Norfolk.
"l'he Rev. It Griffin, to the reetery of St. Stephen. Ipswich.
The Rev. Jo:Epts Sanderson WAS lately instituted to the v.. a.
rage of 1 tideley.-ctuit-Capel, in Kent. on the preientatiiiti of Lord
Le Desrencer. .
•

Saturday a numerous And respectable Meeting of
the Subscribers to the British and Foreign Systcm of
Education, founded by Mr. LANCASTELts took place
at the Freemason's Tavern. The Duke of SUSSEX
took the Chair about one o'a.lock. The Reports were
highly satisfactory to the Meeting. 'Die cstahlish.
anent of a School in Br tish India, founded by the
Duke of KIM, and the general adoption of this sys.
tem throughout America, France, Germany, &c.
wee amongst the interesting facts stated in the. Re-
, poits, It was calctilated that not less than 260,000
children had been educated in the British empire ;
and, including colonies and foreign parts, about two
millions in organised schools. A handsome collet.
tion Was made for the Female Establishment.
Mr. and Mrs. DALE, of Mollington, near Chester,
died a few days ago, on the same day, and at the
same hour ; they were born in the same month, and
year. They were married at the age of twenty-live,
and lived afterwards happily torther exactly half a
century.

• BIRTHS.
May 27, the Lady of Mama fieneral Bastille, of We!beck.
tweet, eztvendish..quare, of A dant:Liter.
3 one 1 r at Richmond Green, tht I.a.iy of the Rev. D. C. Dcla-
foi•e, °fa ton.

MARI! 117.1).
Wedneiday, the Rev. H. 1:tld, Chap!ale of BritieweU I los-
Oita!, awl Rector of White Rootbiug, Ess x, to Jane, datigt.ter
of the late General John Hale, of the Plan:Atkin, Yorkshire.
Rev. Robert Montague Auttitt, of Magdalen College, Cam-
bridge, to Mary Elizabeth, only ;::relying dauk;httx of the late
&towel Warron, Esq. of l.ystie, I tirret,
&Lev. S. King, of Canliton, to Miss M. Seward, of Qttcry St.
Mary.
Rev. George Hayteotael, of Isleccr.l, Devon, to ?roma Marla,
youngtat dant liter of the late Rev. Edo/aril i ke!wl,!.

DIM). •
Monday, at Wirrmoutle, aged BI years, tie Rev. H. Hall,"
Arc.hileacon of Dorset, and itector or Chid Uli,..!ord, in t:tat
morn y.
K. Mr. Jope, son of the Rev. lan lope, of St. Cle?r, near
11 hcara.
May 9, At Limerick, Theophilus Swift, ptii.
Stinrtay Mi,s Newaian, in her 36;11 year, only
4sughter of the ltev. Thema* Newman, Rector of Little kront-
ley, 1.3,ti, •
'l•uemlay sennight, at Bury St. Edmutters, Mrs. Cocksedpe,
%Mow Iti the late Rev: Roger Cocksedge, of Little Weluediam,
it the advanced age of 75.
Dec !la, at the Have, aged' u 7, Viltbster Mount, Esq. late
Dutch Ctitistd in the Empire of Mnrucco, having served iu that
capacity nearly 40 years.
Suuday se'zinight, at the Parsonage House, }Union, Berko, in
aloe iit t/i year of her ape, alter the bare delivery of two (laugh-
, tent, Mary Ann, wife of the Rev. George Evart, M.A. of i'eui•
broke College.
May 27, at Groat Canfield (Vicarage, aged 20, in a lingering
decline' Miss Fidler, eldest daughter of the Rev. 1). Fidler.
May 16, aged 64, the Rev. G Harper, D.D. formerly Follow
and Enter of Brasennose College, and late Rector of St. Duo-
, stAn's, Stepney, daring a period 0/14 years.