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London, England, 1813-12-20 00:00:00

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tixrintrbc P., riECESNER 17i
subjtsts of the Meotbeis Prizes,for,tiftagesent4re e:
&aloe PoiChelon,, Utrwn es Hornitilikr, Amok •.
zis, plus petfifuetati Iteapubliaa tapiat. 4410411acket )1,
maigia institute civi.et etclesia4tica iuter to
itemiadblifiken iidniiriVtart Beat.

...esoblosct s Sir.WAS 13rowne's Prize& Ohs war ar.. :
Crick Oile,W ellington Itvgiopeni Gallicarn, Pyrerg t VII
dbus -aubjeatani despkicils. For the Latin Ode: G,.111,..:1 a
vindicaia. For the Engrains Victor ictirum fugietis.
0X1:01411...114EM8ER

The Uctiversity of Glasgow have confesredibe &glee of P(tr.
of Divinity on tlar Rev. Robert HUtitift itfctor ul Okr t I
Fimpain, in the County of .)or et.. • / •
Saturday, Dec. 4, the Rev. George Winstant y, of Bra-err.
College, was admitted Master of Arc,; Grand Comp wilder.
Saturday, Mr. Nassau Wm. Senior, 13. A and Fellow 4,(74,,,...1
dalen College. was unimituuudy elected Scholar on Mr. if:sw.
foundation in law.
Thursday the following Getaleitwn were ibuitted to d.priv. •
Doctor in Divinity—Rev. T. Stane,B.D. Brascnnuse C idler
Bachelor in Divinity—Rev. John Nance, M.A. of Nl'orcc-:st
College.
Masters of Arts—Mr. Charles Bathurst, of -Christ Chusch ;
Rev. lames Town-end Law, s of St. All an-hall; Kt .„
t nwrli, and Rev. James David Lloyd, tat Jesus College ; kit.
Stephtn Nosworthy, of Sr. Mary•halL
Bachelors of Arts—Mr. Wm Tomer, of Christ Church ; Mr.
Robert Newhiggin, of tit. John's College; Mi. Saxe Bartuitteir,.f
. Queen's Cull.ge.
The whole number of degrees in the Term was, P.O. a;
D.C.L. one; B.D. tour ; M.:l. twenty-six; 11. A. htty-irte. hla-
triculatiuns ninety-uine.
ECCLEHASTIC A L ()MOTION
The Han. and Rev. G. Neville, M A. lotr,gt,i son of Lord
Braybftoke, is presented to the valuable hying of
Flintshire.
The Roir. H. J. Richman, 1.1..8. to the rectory of the May
Trinity, Dorchester, with the tette. y and free chapel of Iron*
Whitfield annexed.
The Rev. Charles Worley, M.A. to the rectory of Leetear
in Cornwall, void by the its. .4tla of the Rev. .1 'mu
The Rev J. Dealoy, it. tht vicarage of Clapham, ;Atm,.

Mennen AT VALICHALL.O4II.itt rJiy, NA!
the Magistrate, WAS diligently engaged ift Owes e-
gatjng the parties who a:e in cyst ay, c.n n
of being concerned in the atr*o. ry.w,ler at the
above place. The examinatinill:VAS priv44.. The
prisoners were committed for &Ave flitaiiiitiatim
The Gazette of Saturaty (fees

(JEW° to be paid by the palish
other by the inhabitants oI the
the discovery of the pet son- ss'
Merry, footman to the Misses
1)411, nn the Bth inst. His M..jesty''
promised to any pet son making
u the person win/ actually committed
Yesterday sennight. as an
Allen, employed at the Signal-stagy
was proceeding to that place,
murdered. A soldier has been

cion of committing the horrid crime,
articles of apparel belonging -
found. •
EL Nen OLY ACCI N re—Wedoesday paved
one of the most suddenly severe frosts ever rement.
bered at Bath ; •the mercury, in Farettheit's
meter, having sunk so low as lti. The Kennet and
Avon Canal, near the city, soon became frozen over,
and on that day several skaiters ventured on the sur.
face of the basin ; and we are sorry to state, that
three lives were unhappily sacrificed to this temerity
a son of General Sir W. Cunningham, a young Gen.
tleman who had juss•finished his education, and was
on the point of accepting a desirable situation in the
East 'Ala service ; a son of Dr. Briggs, of Wor-
cester, who was on a visit at Sir William's f and
lix Mogg_ (an apprentice tiChlr. Harrison, of Union.•
passage), son of Megg, Esq. of Wincanton.—
The youngest of the three, Master Briggs, fell in first,
and iris companion, in endeavouring to rescue bin),
shared the same fate. Anxious to render assistance
to the trlfortunate young Gentlemen, the third you hi
hastened to the fatal spot—the fragile' surface again
gaze way, and be sunk never again to rise alive !
Thus have three Jamilies been plunged into the deep-
est a ;; 'ction by this deplorable accident.
St vi)EN DEA:lats.—A few days ago, as T. Hatfield,
a shoemaker, residing at Islington, was returning
from market, whilst passing Islington Church, he
suddenly dropped down and expired. The deceased
was in the twenty,-first year of his age, and had gone
out apparently in perfect health. A short time alter.
wards his brother, Wm. Hatfield, who resided in the
City-mad, was found dead in the privy by his wife.--
Wsinesday last, as Wm. Ames (brother•in-law to the
two former persons) was walking along the passage
where he resided. near Watling street, lie also fell
down dead. It is a singular circumstance, thit these
three brothers have each left families, and all died in
less than- three weeks.—Sunday se'nnight, as Eliza.
both Baker, a pauper in Islington workhouse, was
eating her dinner with an apparent good appetite,
she fell from her seat, and expired immediately after-
wards.

Monday a collar-maker, named West, residing
the Seven Dials, drank for a wager of 20s. three pints
of gin (twenty-four glasses) in twelve hours. After•
wards, to shew how little the liquor had
him, he swallowed a glass of brandy, wall
from the public-house, and went to bed.
night he was taken extremely ill, and though
advice was procured, he expired on Mutually
inflammation in the bowels.

BIRTHS.

The sd instant, ViscnuntersPovserseesrt, of a
Tuesday, at Blandlord, the Lady of we Rev.
a son.

MARRIED.
Rev. John Rowe, to Sarah, third daughter of Mr,
Bristol.
• Rev. Mr. Williams, of I.lantrissent, Glaruorgsoshlre,
Oriifiths, of Brecon.
Rev. J. Cole, of St. Keyne, Devon, to Miu Hearle,
bomb.

3)IW.
The 12th instant, at Brompton, in the seventh year of her
Maria Duroliy, eldest daughter of lieutenant Colonel Watiuo
The stk ult. of a fever (with the army under
Wellington) Sir 'T. Stile*, &rt. Ensign is the 151 .
Foot Guards..
Wedne.day, at New College, Orford, Sanderson Miller,
Fellow of that Society.
At Grantham, aged (15, the Rev. S. Hobert, D It
Crortou Kenai, Leicester, and Folkston, in the county of
Thursday, at his house iu Welbeck-street, in the 69th yro
Idrr age, William Bosvale, Etq. of Ougitleivait and Thorpe r
'UMW county of York. • -

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