Star.
London, England, 1815-05-29 00:00:00

UNIFERsIrr INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, MAY IN. -
The folleiwlng Gentlemen are admitted to the undermentioned
degrees :
Master of Arts-Benjamin Philpot, of Christ College.
Bachelors of Arts--fleepben Molineutt, and George Montga.
mt•l le of Christ College; Wm James Carver, of 'l'rinity
lege; 'George Coulthard, of Emmanuel College; and George
Thomas Tbtrnet, of Jews College.
Samuel Grove Price, B.A. of Trinity College, is elected a
Felkiv of Downhag College.
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DXFORD, MAY ST.
Thursday the following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees :
Vico! Lek AND Does UR IN Diem ter—Rev. Miles !Serene,
M.A. of University college, rector of lErcliam Newton, Ac. in
the diocese of Not wick, grand compounder.
MA %reit or ARTS—Roe. Chas. B. Wuoley, of Oriel college.
Bo cu e toe s or Airs—Mr. Edw.Heywood, of Christ Chin eh,
Mr. John Sylvester Adolphus, of St. Jokier, college, Mr. Joseph
Smith, of *Frittity college, Mr. Samuel Hinds, of Queen'. college,
and A!l'. Chalk's Atmore Ogilvie, of Ballot collage.
At a General Ortliund kois held in the Cathedral Church of
Christ in °lrma, by the• Lord Bishop of the Diocese, on Sunday
last, the following persons were ordained :
DEACON i—Noel Thomas Ellison, M A. Scholar of C. C. C.;
Hugh Moticktou, 11. A: and Geo. Yalu, B.A. Students of Chris:
Clutch; Sam. Fras. Morgan, B.A. Schoar ut Jesus college; John
Keble, M.A. fellow of Orel college; Philip Chanibree Chant-
bres,ll.A. Fellow of Jesus college; Role.rt Heath, B.A. Fellow
of St. John's college ; M. Davey, B.A. Detail, of Magdalen c.,llege;
Edward Bellamy, B. A. Fellow of St. John's college; lieory Biss„
B.A. Fellow of Worcester college; John *1 Fos. Lys, 11. A tel-
low of Exeter collety ; Zechariah 14 Bilt'ailph, B. A. F•li..w of,
Magdalen; Ashurst T. (Silbert, Fellow of lira.ettoose cora gr.
PRIESTS—WiIIiam James, B. A. of Pembroke college, Curate
of South Stoke; John Gould, B. D. Fellow of Magdalena college;
John Wayte Vilest, B. A. Fellow of St. John's college ; Edward
()debar Smith, M. A. Scholar of C.C. C. Richard N'hately, M
Fellow of Oriel college; Nicholas Dunn, B. A. of Jesus college,
Curate of Fritwell and North Aston ; Richard Newman, M. A.
Fellow of NVadham college; William Firth, M. A. Scholar ut
Corpus Christi college; Edward Whitehead, M. A. Scholar of
Corpus Christi college ; Hunter Francis Fell, B. A. of Pembroke
college, Curate of tleilley-upon-Thames ; Edward Montague
Salter, B.A. Swaim of Christ Church; Charles Drury, M.A.
Fellow of Queeua college.
ECt:LesIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Prince Regent has presented the Rev. 'lleophilus Barnes,
M.A. to the rectory of Stonegrave, in the county and diocese of
York, void by the death of the Rev. George Worsky.
His Royal Highness has also been pleased to present the Rev.
G. Chandler, L1..2. to the rectory of zioutham, in the county of
Warwick, aml diocese of Lichfield and Coventry, void by the
death of the Rev. Samuel Saudys.
Rev. Charles Brent Barry, B.A. to the rectory of Quarlcy,
Wilts.
, Rev. James Phillott, jun. to the Tectory of Stanton-Drewe,
Somerset.
Rev. J.Duncumb, M.A. rector of Abbey•Dore,Hereforthh!re,
to the vicarage of Matisel.Lacey, in the same couuty.
Wm. Grant, Esq. of Congaiton, has presented the Rev. Mr
Alexander Lawson, preacher of the gospel, to the church and
parish of Creigb, vacant by the death of the late Rev. Dr. Green-
law.
Thursday sennight, the presbytery of Dumfries moderated a
' call Irom the inhabitants of the pa...eh of Terregles to the Rev.
, G. Heron, preacher of the gospel, to be their minister.
Lately the Rev. Edward Griffin was instituted to the rectory
of St. Stephen's, In Ipswich, on the presentation of the Rev. Wm.
Marsh, ot Colcheeier.
The Rev. Wm. Newconte has been insti•uted to the rectory
of Mmandford, in Norfolk. on the presentation of Anna Maria
_ Newanuc, widow.

Boxtwo.—Friday seta:light two men. of the names
of Daniel and Hopper, fought a most desperate battle,
on il;e Rope Walk, at Dover. Daniel was seconded
by the noted Devine of Pugilistic celebrity, anti I;rett,
.the sadler, of Margate, seconded Honer. ,11,:tween
four and five o'clock the combatants sec to on the
Rope Walk.
Round I. 1:1 this round mush sparring with iclt•nsific judg-
ment when Hopper planted a right band blow above tii- 1. tidy.
of the nose (the :nark of honour) of his antagonist, which ap-
parently deprived him of action.
2. Daniel assumed his stotittd coursge, a desperate rely mob
place, in which Hopper sprained his wrist; betting 2 19 1 on
1 Daniel, the Hibernian.
3. Wipper &hewed much bottom, but seriously felt the Injary
he bad sustained in his wrist. . . ..

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After a hard fought battle of 15 minutes victory declared her-
self in favour of Daniel, the Irishman.
. EPSOM RACES, FRIDAY, MAY 25.
The Oaks Stakes of 50pt cash, h. ft. fillies, then three years old,
Carrying list. 41b. all °titer eonditious the same at for the I.lei by.
Duke of tiraftort's Minuet
Lord G. H. Car, t'dish's filly by Sir David . 2
Lord Fgremont awned Mr. Craven's Nadeja
The / udge placed bqt thrsv—l 2 started.-5 to 2 aEst Minuet
—lto I agst Mr. Payne's to I apt Lord Foley'* I.—B to 1
apt Lard G. H. Cavenclish'S
Large sums bring depending ots the two events of the Dote of
Oration winning Utile/ and Oaks, Minuet beaaine a decided
favourite; it was a short rein race, no play being made bud'
near the distance pow, when, we are sorry to state, Lord Foky's
filly's fore legs coming in contact with the hind ones of Nadeja,
sausetl her iitstatitly to fall, and was so much injured, that it
was bound necessary to kill her on the course. W. Cliff, the
jockey, received a severe shock by the NI, bat we understand
he is considered totave ',stained MI wriotst. injury.

The'Headley Stakes was woe by Mr. F.siral.'s Colt, by Game.
slut; the Teem Plate, by Mr. WysAlltaut b Wailderer ; and the
Derby Hunter Stakes by Mr. E. Tittersars b. g. Mad Teta.

130W-STREE I'.

Saturday, at this Office. Abraham de Lam, Benja-
min Henry, and Solomon Samuel, were fully committed
for uttering connterleit money. The parties had
been to Epsom races in a cart, and, un their return,
passed ten bad shillings to a man who sold beer un-
der a hedr near Mitcham. Suspecting he was de-
frauded, he pursued and overteok them at Sutton.—,
In the cart was found a quantity of counterfeit
lings and &ixpeaces, to the amount of £4B, besides a
considerable sum in good money.