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UNIFERtITY INTELLIGENCE.

Cassissoot, Fos.ll.—At a Congregation onWednesday list, the
following degrees were confetred
Bacencon Dirunry—Rev. Thomas Homer, Trinity College.
Imestrurws nristc—Christopher John Robert AMR, Esq..
M.B. Trinity College ; Edward Morton, Esq. Nl.B.Trinity College.
MASTER or ARTS—Iler. F. B. Ftere, Corpus Christi College ;
Rev. Edward Robert Earle, Christ College.
BacHat.ous in Civic LAW.—Rev. Richard Fortescoe Purvis,
Jesus College; Rev. James Henry Earle, Jesus Collegv.
BACHILLOS or Aays.—Lucius O'Brien, Esq. Trinity College.
At the'above Congregation, the Rev. George Maclear, M.A., of
Trinity College, Dublin, was incorporated of this University.
A SUMMARY OF THE MEMBERS OF THE OXFORD
UNI VERSITY. JANUARY, 1825.
Members
of Convocation.
103
77
63
81
135
134
63
46
' 70
109
214
6.3
387
86
118
57
56
57
83
28
33

Members
on the Books
198
--
200
122
22$
274
317
136
116
• 92 •
169
• 419
111
737
220
215
169
. 171
154
200
75
142

1 University
2 Balliol
3 Merton
4 Exeter
5 Oriel
6 Queen's
NrW
8 Lincoln
9 All Souls'
10 Magdalen
i i Brasennose
12 Corpus
13 Christ Church
14 Trinity

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15 St. John's

6 Jesus

17 Wadham

18 Pembroke •
19 Worcester •
20 St. 3lary Hall
21 Magdalen Hall
22 New Inn Hall
25 St, Alban Hall
24 St. Edmund Hall

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ECC LES! A STI CAL PROMOTIONS.
The disposal of the Deanery a Kilmore, embracing the united
Parishes of Kilmore and Ballintemple, vacant by the death of the
Rev. Dean Magenis, is vested in the Government, and has been
given to the Very Rev. Vesey Fitzgerald, Dean of Duly and Rector
of Castleraghan, County Cavan.
The Rectory of Kihlallen, vacant from the same cause, is in the
gift of the Bishop of Kilmore, and Las been given to the Rev. Mar-
cus Beresford, son to his Lordship.
Sunday se'nnight, at an Ordination held by the Bishop of
Meath, in Navan, the following young Gentlemen, among
others, were admitted to the Holy Order of Priests :
Messrs. Darley, Darvey, and Caulfield; and to that of Deacons—
' Meesrs. Hamilton, Butler, Ridgeway, and Chambers.. -An ad-
mirable Sermon for the occasion, illustrative of tbe duties attached to
the sacred office of the Alinistry, was preached by the Hon. and
Very Rev. Dean Packenhans.
Rev. W. Russell, to the Rectory of Chiddingley, Sussex.
Rev. K. C. Packman, B.A. of St. Peter's Coll( ge, Cambridge,
has been instituted by the Bishop of London, to the Rectory of
Langdon Hills, Essex, on the presentation of the Dean and Chapter
of St. Paul's.
Rev. W. H. Dickson, to the Vicarage of Wistow, Yorkshire.
The Kis% has been pleased to present the Rev. Dr. Law-
rence Adamson to be First Minister of the Church and Parish of
Cupar, in the Presbytery of Cupar avid county of Fife, vacant by
the death of Dr. George Campbell.
. The Earl of Elgin and Kincardine has presented the Rev. Alex-
ander WArchnr, Minister of Row, Dumbartonshire, to the Church
and Patish of Dairsie, in the Presbytery of Cupar, vacant by the
death of the Rev. Dr. Macculloch.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has conferred upon the Rev. Dr.
Holland, Rector of Poynings, the dignity if Precentor of Chichester
Cathedral, vacant by the death of the Rev. Moses Toghill, M.A.
The Rev. Benjamin Palleyne was last week instituted to the
Vicarage of Sherringham, Norfolk, on the presentation of the
Bishop of Ely.
The Hon. and Rev. Adolphus Augustus Tumour was last week
instituted to the Rectory of Garveston, Norfolk, on the presenta-
tion of Sir Wm. Clayton, Bart.
The Rev. James Haste, M. A. has been instituted to the Vicarage
of Barwick, Norfolk, on the presentation of Mrs. Ann Haste, of
Barwick Hall.

SPORIi NU INTELLIGENCE:

BUNTING.

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• The Brighton Harriers meet on Wednesday, at the Race Course
and Friday, at the Devil's Dyke.
The Lewes Brookside Harriers, Wednesday, at the Race Course
Friday, at Telescombe Tye.
The East Essex Hounds, Thursday, at Balmer Plough.

LORD YARBOROUGH'S HUNT.
A few days ago, Mr. Robert Everatt, of Kettlebythorpe, who
rides is stone, took a leap on a horse five years old, got by Orion,
in. a field in the occupation of Mr. Edmondson, of Barnet by le
Wold, over a quickset fence, guarded on each Side with hurdles,
which measured horizontally from the point of the toe of the foot
which was nearest to the fence to the point of the heel of that foot
which was nearest to the fence on the other side, twenty-eight feet,
and when the tape was stretched tight over the hurdles from toe to
heel,the distance was thirty-one feet. The leap was measured by
Mr. Wm. Edmondson and Mr. Wm. Abraham.
Rona' Huter.—His Majesty's Stag Hounds met on Friday, at
Two Mile Brook, and experienced a very short but sharp run,
which only lasted half an hour, and took at Fulmer. The Marquis
of Worcester and Lord Alvanley were among the numerous field
of sportsmen present.—These Hounds will meet on Monday, at
Iver Heath ; and Friday, at Slough.
GRAND TROTTING MATCH.
Friday last, at two o'clock, a grand trial took place in Hyde
Park, between the Earl of W. (long celebrated for possessing the
fastest trotters in England), and Mr. W. front London Wall, in
which the Noble Earl was completely distanced; each party rode
their own horse.

PEDgSTET ANIS M.
The laborious task completed on Sltinday morning, by Mr. It.
Abernethy, the Scdts pedestaian, unquestionably stands unrivalled.
The match was to go from the pedestrian's residence in Five-fields,
285 miles in 96 hours, the route was as follows :—First to Bath,
from thence to Chekenham, 42 miles • is Oxford, 45 miles ; from
thence to Winchester, 64, and back to' gghint. The pedestrian per-
formed 60 miles In 18 hours the first day, 72 the second day, 66 the
third, and the remaining G 7 miles in the last 24 hours.

The fugitives in the etopement from Holloway
Mount, were overtaken at Borouglibriclge, on Tuesday
week.—Miss , Helen Warburton, the young Lady, is
not a ward in Chancery, as stated, but will possess an
independent property when of age, next November.
Mr. It. Bellamy, the gallant, is studying surgery, and
belongs to a respectable family in Hampshire, who
lived close to the • residence of Miss H. They were
traced to have taken a post-chaise at Bat net, by means
of hand bills, and, to avoid suspicion, crossed the road
from Buegay to Huntingdsin; there was, however, a
regular clue to Doncaster, when the pursuers were
within two hours of the pursued,' and they overtook
them at Boroughbridge, taking a comfortable dinner.
The brother and uncle of the Lady entreated her to
place herself under their protection; and on the .gal-
lent receiving an uncetemonious ejectment, she re-
turned back to Ferrybridge with her relatives.
As the Fareham Passage-boat was on Friday run-
ning up Portsmouth Harbour, with the wind and tide,
an alarm was given that a child had fallen overboard,
from the Ilavocx. sloop of war, which at that mo-
ment, had no boat on board. Captain PAT roN, of the
Navy, who was a passenger, immediately threw off his
great coat, jumped Imo the water, and saved the child,
which was restored to life with some difficulty; and
the gallaht Captain was himself much exhausted, be-,
foie the Ordinary boats could pick him tip.*

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Mt. ROBINS, 170, Relent-WOW -
A Freehold Estate, comprising Fe ith Dairy Farris, in tb4Ptt.644._,_4..
of florengton and Clack Huston, Semersershire, • and dustings...a,
78 A. 1H.58P. of meadow, pasture, and coppice land—sold for
£2,300. •
• A Freehold Estate, called Hook Farm, near the adjoleing, ma.
tabling 62 A. 2 R. 59 P. of pastureland-=£2,680.1.
A Freehold House, No. 63. Edgeware-road, of the Estimatti
value of £63 per annum—Xs4o.
A Leasehold Estate, coMprising a Cottage residence and/Kabt-
yard, No. 1, Parkeplace, Paddington-grem; ; also No. 9,
held on lease for 70i years from June last, at a greund rent of 00
per annum,- estimated annual value £2407-£8,920.
A Dweting [louse, No. 10, Parkliface, near the above, lucid fof
the same term, at a ground rent of ilf6, estimated yearly value ,lEtlo'
—.£510. •
'No. 11, adjoining the last lot, held for the sametenn, at the same'
ground rent—£soo.
N 0.14, near the last,. herd for the same term, eta groutid rent n«
£6. 10s. let at £5O. per annum—£s3o. .•
No. 15, adjoining, held for the like term, aid same ground
rent—;eslo: ,
Two Houses, Nos. 16 and 17, adjoining the last—Eso9. each.
Two three stall Stables and two Coach Hoeses, with lofts ~,a
-mews over, in Seymour Mews, Seyniout.street West, bold foe
eighty-four years from Michaelmas last ; a part let at £33 yearly,
'ground rent £l2.—£Boo.

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PETITIONS of INSOLVENT DEBTORS, to be beard. thi
• PORTUGAL-STREET, Lincoln's Inn-fields, Feb. IS.
'Yarnell Jacobi, Lisson-grove, South Paddington, .gentleman.
John Clifford, Northlake, Surrey, carpenter.
F. Williams, Crescent-street, Euston-square, eating-house-keepets
John Greenacre, Edgeware-road, journeyman carpenter.
John William est, Tooley-street, boot and shoemaker.
Andrew Daymund, Portland-town, Regent's-park, statuary.
Joseph Allsebrook, Borough-road, ironmonger, dcc.
Thomas Dewey, Donhcad St. Andrew's, Wilts, rnaltster.
William Hawes,' Philip's-street, Kingstand-road, carpenter.
Joseph Ford, Litchfield-street, Soho, bedstead-maker.
Stephen Challen,'Phtenix-street, Somers' Town. coal-dealer.
John Bonnard, North-buildings, Finsbury-circus, bookbinder.
James Kerredge, Alistley, Essex, publican.
William Hooper, North Tawton, Devonshire, gentleman.
William Collins, West square, Southwark, cordwainer.
FIMILIART 17.
Thomas Watkins, Ford's Terrace; Kennington-road, painter.'
George Blundell, South Villa, Wandsworth-road, tailor.
Muses John Saunders, Old Kent Road, chandler's shopkeepers
William Bousfield, William's-place, Bethnal-green, draper.
John Hyatt, jun. Robert-street, liediord•row, coal-merchant.
William Philips, Wiliting's-rents, Dock-head, master-mariner.
James Colebrook, Great Dover-road, Southwark, shoemaker+.
Thomas Oram, Browniow-street, Drury-Line, engraver.
Frederick Cross, Whitcomb-street. book-keeper.
John Banister Worgan, Bristol, gentleman.
Michael earroll, George-street, St..Glles's victualler.
James Wilson, Merton, Yorkshire, farmer and grazier.
John Chapman, Strutton's-ground, Westminster, hatter.
Samuel Alarming Griffiths, llishopsgite-street, fruiterer.
Thomas Harper, Jainaica-place, Limeliouse;

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS TO-MORROW,
A? TNT COURT or COILMISSIONTILS OF IANICILUFTS, lASINOHALL-STRLLT•

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31. It.
F. C. Fyffe, New Cavendish-street, Portland-place, grocer 3 12
W. Sargent, Fleet-market, spirit-merchant 5 12 -
J. Anderson, Edward-street, Portman-square, tea-dealer 2
E. Tooth, Hastings, haberdasher 2 1
R. Mosely, Goniston.square, Whitechapel,glass-n3erchant P. 11
M. Nathan, George-street, Adelphi, bill-broker . 1 12
0. Turner Chancery-lane, stationer 1 12
J. Wood, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, silvasmith 1 10

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DIVIDENDS.
J. Macnair, jun. and J. Atkinson, Cornhill, merchants—S. Bal.
mer, Oxford-street, woollen-draper—C. Tattler, Horton Kirby,
Kent, fat ma—C. C. Becher, Lothbury, merchant.-

CURIOUS PIECE OF MECIIANISM.—The inhabitantssif
Easingwold, Yorkshire, were astonished by the exhibi-
tion of an automaton made by Mr: Cletnitshaw, of that
place, called the alarm statue or wooden watcbmanl.
previous to its being sent to London for presentation to
his Majesty: This curious piece of machinery represenio
a soldier in uniform, and is six feet high. It standserect,
in the matmer of a sentinel on duty, having a blonder-
buss in its hand ; but upon touching a wire it imme-
diately turns round in that direction, drops its head,
presents the piece, and fires. It also, at the same time,
rings two alarm bells, and gives the command " Fire,"
in a distinct and audible manner.

BIRTHS.
On the 9th inst. the Lady of Richard Phillips, Esq. of a son.
Jan. 26,..at Ipsdeu House, Oxford, the Lady. of Lieutenant
Allen F. Gardiner, R.N. of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Tuesday, Henry Ormond, Esq. of Wantage, Berko, to Emnia,
second daughter of the Rev. J. Williams, of West Lavington, and
Vicar of Powerstork , Dorset. •
Monday, at Stonehouse chapel, Lieutenant Carpenter, R.N. to
Miss Elms, of that town.
At Bath, the Rev. S. T. Gully, to Anne, eldest daughter of the
late W. H. Grubbe, Esq. of Eastwell House, Wilts.
' Thursday se'nnight, at Davilish, the Rev. Charles Lethbridge,
Rector of Stokeclimsland, Cornwall, to Mrs. Hartop, widow of
the late Samuel Hartop, Esq. of Southsydenham, in lkvon.
Tuesday, at Hurley, Berks, Captain the Hon. Chas. Leonard
Irby, R.N. to Frances, second daughter of John Mangles, Est_
Lieut. Logan, 41st Regiment, to Clarissa, daughter of the 1w?.
T. F. Milton, of Chichester Cathedral.
At Wedmore, the Rev. William White, to. Jane, only child of
Benjamin Tyley, Esq. of that place.
Rev. E. Meredith, Head Master of the Grammar School, New.
port, to Anne, eldest daughter of William Briscoe, Esq. of Caynton
House, Salop.
Tuesday, at Lewisham, Lieut. Charles G. oullet, R.N. to Emma
fifth daughter of the. late Thomas Britten, of Forest-bill, Kent, Et":

DIED.
At Darnel& near Cirencester, aged 79., the Rev. R. Dennison
Cutnberland, for nearly half i century the constant resident Rectbr
of that parish mid Hornbill.
At Colchester, the Rev. Thomas Dakins, son of the Rev. Joke
Dakins; Rector of St.•Jamees, in that town.
Aged 81, Rev. C. Mace, M.A. Vector of Holdshant, Yorkshire.
At Alonnington.on-Wye, Herefordshire, aged 50,
.the Rev.
David Lewis, Rector of that parish, and Perpetual Curate of St.
Margaret's and Michaelchurch-Escley.
Rev. John Evans,Nicar of Amraoth, Pembrokeshire.
Rev. J. Heptcnstall, Rector of Astbury, Cheshire.
At Langport, Lieut. Alfred Norman, R.N. Inspecting Com-
mander of tke Preventive Service in irehnd. •
Last week, at the Royal Naval Hospital, after a long illness,
Lieutenant Huntley, R.N. •
At Upper Bockenhampton. near Dorchester, Perceiral
Esq. aged 76. He was a Lieutenant in the•Stith Puot at •tlie me-
morable siege of Gibraltar, in 1780.-1781.
Monday se'nnight, at the Naval Hospital, Hasbr, of paralysis,
Lieutenant Thomas Gray (a), of his Majesty's ship Bulwark, biasing
a widow and ten children to deplore his loss.
Friday se'nnight, at his seat the Molt, near Salcombe, at an
advanced age, W. Jackson, Esq. one of the Commissioners of his
Majesty's Excise.
At Madras, of cholera morhus, on the -16th September lasr,.
Harriet, wife of Captain Alexander Ross, of the Hcn. East India`
Company's Engineers.

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