Star.
London, England, 1818-04-13 00:00:00

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

CMISBRII3GE, APRIL 10.
Wednesday, the following Gentlemen were admitted to the
inder-mentiuned degrees:
SONOILSZT MAiTtill OF ARTI.
George Bat Ole Hamilton, ott Trinity College.
lion. W. J. Coventry, of St. Peter's College.

MAITLLS OF •STS.
Rev. Charles Douglas, of Trinity College.
W. White, of St. John's College ;G. Ainslie, Pembroke Halt

monsoons or AIM
Maxwell Windle, Isaac Wood, Francis Tattersall, and Henry
.Duncombe, of Trinity Coliege.
Daniel Nihill and Richard Beavor Wyhne, St. John's CA.
John Thompson, of Corpus Christi Coliel!e.
Rev. S. Welfitt, Rev. F. Gray, and J. Lowry, Queen's Coll.
The Rev. Frederick Choppin, M.A. of St. John's College,
Oxford, was on Friday admitted ad eundem at 'lS.ing's College.
Messrs. Turner and Smyth, of Sidney College Mr. Bender-
' of Trinity College ; and Messrs. Atkinson and Walter, of
s'''.
Catharine Hail, were on the same day day admitted D.A.
OXFORD, APRIL it.
Saturday, Mr. David Daniel, Conunoner of Jesus College,
was elected Scholar of that Society.
Tuesday, the Rev. David Wm. Garrow, B.D. of Christ Ch.
was admitted Doctor in Divinity.
Thursday, the following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees:
X.% 33333 Of MITS.
The Hon. and Rev. Edvrard Finch, of Christ Church, Grand

Compounder.
Robert Bathurst, Esq. of Christ Church.
Rev. Robert Williams, of Jesus College.
11ev. Richard Cutler, of Exeter College.
Rev. George Frederick Everett, of BaMot College.
Mr. Charles Atmore Ogilvie, Fellow of Ballot College.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
Rev. Thomas Russell, 'Canon Residentiary of Hereford Ca-
thedral, is presented to the Vicarage of Lugwardine, with its
Chapels annexed.
Rev. Charles Tumor, Vicar of Wendover, Bucks, to a Pre-
bendal Stall in LincenCathedral.
Rev. P. Kelland, B.A. to the Rectory of laincross, Devon.
Rev. C. Smear, to the Vicarage of Winbaston, Suffolk.
On the 18th ult. the Associate Congregation of Tough gave
an unanimot‘s call to Ur. John Robb, Prcatter, to be their
Minister.

REMARKABLE OCCCRRENCSr-,-The Rev. Mr. Gould,
late Rector of Abridge, a town in SOmersetshire, had
in the earlier part of his life beer► preaching the doc-
trine of the new birth, in such forcible.language, as
to give offence to three neighbouring clergymen, in so
' much, that they lodged a complaint against him with
the Bishop: who appointed a day ;.orsthe private hear-
ing of all parties at the palace.—The first fell sick,
and died in a fortnight ; the second waited on the third
to acquaint him with the misfortune, and as he was
returning home, received a particular injury from a
sudden jolt of his horse, of which he died in a week ;
the third persisted in attending the Bishop, but before
he came to Wells, his horse threw him and broke his
neck. Mr. Gould appeared alone, and Bishop Wells
resented him to the Rectory of Axbridge, which he
enjoyed for upwards of thirty years.

BIRTHS.
•
At Charl-wille Viscountess 51otick, of a daughter.
-In EIION th., Lady of Captain 9:4 Ilizhlaaders, of a
stPl•bom
At Kilmalithant, the Lady of Colonel Greenelkif a son.
April G, at \Yestbere, the wile ul the Ilex. Widi.uuson, of
a daughter.
Thursday, at Lowesby Ilall, Lmic.,stershir.., the Lady of Sir
Frederick Gustavus Fowka, Bart. of a son.
Tueliday, in Hatiover-sqyare, the Lady of Sir Simon Clarke,
Bart. of a son and heir.
At Pilgrim, near Bridgetown, Barbadoes, tlw Lady of hi • Ex-
cellency Lord Cotnlsermere, C.C.B. of a still-horn male child.

MARRIED.
Monday, the Rev. J. L. Young, B.A. of Brasennose College,
to Catherine, third daughter of A. B. Bellaits, Esq. late of
Stamford.
At Wardintton, Oxfordshire, the Rev. J. Lownelea, Rector
of Okeford Fitzpaine, Dorset, to Charlotte, fourth daughter of
the Rev. 3L H. Bartholomew, Rector of Falgecott, Northamp-
tonshire.
Rev. Joseph Dorton, of Wheathamstead, to Georgians,
daughter of the late -- Wade, Esq.
Boy. S. N. Morris, of Midsomer-Norton, to Sarah, only
daughter of Mr. W. Harris, of lLsthwick.
At St. asorges, Ilanorer-square, the Hon. William Fraser,
only brother of Lord Saleasus, to lair abeth Graham second daugh-
ter of Meld M'Dowsll Grant, Req. of Alrndilly, ilanlishire.-
, In Limerick, Captain William Percival, 9th foot, to Mary,
eldest daughter of Arthur Brereton, E.sq. of that city.
Mr. Jjhn Cooney, of Stephen-street, Dublin, to Isabella,
yourgest daughter of the late Rev. Isaac Bryan.
At Dublin, Thomas Purdon, Esq. of Abbei-street, to Emily
Jane, daughter of Alderman Archer.

Thursday. James Lawson, Esq. F. R. S. Director of the Ma-
chinery of his Majesty'. Mint—a tientletuan not less distin-
guished fur his mechanical ingenuity and philosophical knowleda
than for his mild urbanity of manners mid friendly disposition.
At Du*Aries, in the 70th year of his age, the Reverend Dr.
&Abington, for upwards of turty years Minister of the Episcopal
Chvei In that new=
March 30, the Rev. IL Fountaine, Vicar of Sutton at Home,
and Hutton Kirby, in iient, aged 75.
lately, at Boulogne-sur-mer, in France, the Rev. Keelhige
Freeman, late of Trinity College.
The Rev. Charles L'Oste, Rector of Greetham, Lincolnshire,
and for nearly 40 years Head Master of the Free Grammar
Schaol at Ilorticastle, aged 63.
At Colesborne Gloucestershire, the Rev. Manley Holmes,
only me of the Rev. J. Holmes, of that plane. •
Rev. Dr. Baker, of Cawston, Norfolk. He had Olt com-
pleted his 77th year; was presented and instituted to the living
of Cawston with Porland on the 6th of April, 1772.
Sunday sennight. at Harfrestone Cottage, a few days after her
delivery of a son, Eliza, wife of Lieut. Pitman, ILN. aged 31.
Monday, the Rev. Dr. Baker, of C4wstoo, in Norfolk. He
had just completed his 77th year; was presented and instituted
to the Living of completed,
united with Porland in April, 1773,
of which ha was pastor for 46 years.
At Moulin., Mr. James, only surviving son of Sir Walter
James, Ban. and nephew to the Marquis of Camden.
Lieutenant-Colonel Colville, in the 71st year of his age, Com-
mandant of the Royal Hibernian Military School, Phceniz Park,
Saturday se'nnig,ht, Sir William Henry Clarke, But. Rector
of Bury, Lancashire, aged 66.
At Sea, Lieutmant Rogers, Royal Engineers, son of Doctor
Rogers, uf Cork.

The honour, delicacy, and inviolable secrecy con-
nected with the Medical Board for the cure of prevail-
ing diseases, are manifested from the public confi-
dence it has acquired. Since the Medical Board has
been established, at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte-
street, Blackfriars-road, and Woodstock-street, Ox-
ford-street, upwards of Thirty Thousand Patients of
both sexes have been restored to perfect health, many
of whom had lingered for years under the'most pain-
ful and obstinate diseases, were pronounced incurable
by respectable practitioners, and several discharged
from llospitals—such arc the effects resulting from
combined talents !! Messrs. COOPER and Co. of Me-
dial and Surgical celebrity, after forty years expo-
rience in this-Metropolis, are consulted daily at both
'houses until nine at night, and the poor have advice
gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings,
until 12 eclock.—Patients at a distance, describing
their case, immediately attended to. Ailetters to be
directed to Charlotte-house, BLickfriars-road, but none
are answered which do not contain a consulting fee.