Star.
London, England, 1826-12-16 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALES.

By Mr. ROBINS, of Regent-street.
The Freehold Saling Estate (small part Copyhold), situate near
Braintree, R.sex, comprising the Manor of Great Saling, containing
nearly 2,000 acres, with Courts, quit.reats, fines, &c. also, the
Mansion called Baling Grove, with suitable ofices, lawns, pleasure
rounds, farm-yard, Ice. sundry farms, with farm-houses, and agri-
cultural buildings, the White Hart Inn and a Cottage, in the vil-
lage ; in all upwards of 1,300 acres of land and osiers ; also, the
Perpetual Advowsun and next Presentation to the Vicarage of
Great Baling, and the Donative of Little Saling, with parsonage..
house and tithes, producing about se2lo per annum; also, the gr sit
tithes of about 400 acres; the present Incumbent aged 36; esti-
mated value of the whole £2,500 a year; land tax redeemed, :ad
great tithe free ; fixtures, timber, crops, dressings, &c. to las taken
at a valuation-62,500/.

The Life Interest in the Dividends, amounting to 1091. 141.10 d.
per annum, during the life of a Gentlem.at aged 53-96.5 L
A Ditto in the Dividends, amounting to 451. per annum, secured
on 1,5001. South Sea Annuities•-595L

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Dec. 15.
Pam Sourzcza.—The Vice-Chancellor has issued the following
notice :
I. His Royal Highness the Chancellor being pleased to give an.
nnally a third gold medal for the encouragement of Rnglish Poetry,
to such resident Under Graduate as shall compose the best Odeeor
the best Poem in heroic verse ; the Vice.Cbancellur gives notice,
that the subject for the present year is—" The Druids." .
N. E. These exercises are to be sent in to the Vice-Chancellor on
or before March 31, 1227, and are not to exceed 20i: lines in length.
11. The Representatives in Parliament, for this University, be-
ing pleased to give annually—
(l) Two prizes of fifteen guineas each, for the encouragement of
Latin Prose composition, to be open to all Bachelors of Arts,with.
out distinction of years, rho are not of sufficient standing to take
the degree of Master, of Arts; and—
(2) Two other prizes'of fifteen guineas each, to be open to all
Under Graduates who shall have resided not less then seven terms
at the time when.the exercises are to be sent in. The subjects for
Ithe present year are—

(1) For the Bachelors.
Hoateaus.—(t) For the Undergraduates.
Gracia capta feruns victorem cepit, et artes
Intulit agresti Latin.
These exercises are to be sent in on or before April 30, 1827.
III.• Sir William Browne having bequeathed three gold medals,
•slue See guineas each, to such Undergraduates as shall compose—ft
(1) The bete Greek Ode iu imitation of Sappho;
(2) The best Latin Ode, in imitation of Horace ;
(3) The best Greek Epigram after the model of the lanthologia,
and the best Latin Epigram after the model of Martial
The subjects for the present year are—
(l) For the Greek" Ode, . .
Sanctius his animal ..
D:erat adbuc, et good dontinari in estrum poaset : •
Natus Homu est—
(2) For the Latin Ode, •
IPHIGINIA IN Auunc.—(s) For the El igrams.
Pathemata nuithentata.
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N.B. These exercises are to be sent in on or be fore April 3b;1827.
The Greek Ode isnot to exceed twenty, and the Latin Ode twenty.
eve, stanzas. •

IV. The Porson prize is the interest of 4001. Stock, to he, annu-
ally employed in the purchase of one or more Greek blahs, to be
given to such resident Undergraduate as shall make the beet trans-
lation of a proposed passage in Shalapeare, Ben Jenson. Massie..
ger, or Beaumont and Fletcher, into Greek verse. The subject for
tbe.present year Is.

As You Like It.— Act 11. Scene 3.

13eginnitig—Bid do not so. I have, tic.
And ending— with truth and toyalty.
' N.B. The metre to be Trogieunt lasslucusu Zulu:trues elcatatecti-
CUM. These exercises are to be accentuated, and accompanied by
a literal Latin prose version, and are to be sent in pa or before the
30th of April, 1827. •
N.B. No prize wlil be given to any exercise which is written
wholly or in pan (or of which the tide, motto, superscript/ea, ad-
dress, Etc. are written), in the handwriting of the candidate. Any
candidate is at liberty to send in his exercise printed or lithographed.
No prize will be given to any candidate who has not, at the time
for sending in the exercises, resided one term at the least. '
OXFORD, Dzczmaza 16.

The names of those Candidat'es who, at the close of the Public
Examinations in Michaelmas Term, were admitted by the l'ubhc
Examiners into the three Classes or Literz Hurneuiores and Disci-
pline hilathematicz et Physic= respectively, according to the al-
phabetical arrangement of each class prescribed by the Statute,
stand as follow :

In the Fint Class of Literse liumaniores.
George Anthony Denison, Christ Church ; John Thomas Hope,
Christ Church; George Ferrel Whidborne Mortimer, Queen's
College; the Right Hon. Viscount Newark, Christ Church.
In tae Soc.ind Gaza of Livers Humaniores. -
The Right Hon. Lord Henry William Cavendish Bestiack,
Christ Church; Edward Powlett Blunt, Corpus Christi College;
John Alexander Gower, Magdalen College ; George Lea,Wailliant
College; Edward Simms, Wadbam Cillege • Walter JohoTrosii r,
Christ Church ; Samuel Wilberforce, Oriel College;
; Lovdace Btrg
Wither, Oriel College.
In the Third Class of Liters Humaniores.
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Charles D. Bevan, Balliol College; Henry James Buckoll;
Queen's College • John David Chamber, Oriel College • James
Clay, Balliol College • Thomas Collett, Trinity College; John Dud-
ley Crosse, Exeter &Sege •i Morgan Wadhaat College ;
George Dawson, Exeter College; Robert Davies,den, Christ Church;
John Harding, Worcester College; Thomas John Hewing, Christ
Church; Charles Washington Lawrence, Braseunuse College; Pa..
trick Murray Smythe, Christ Church.

Exassumas—John Wilson, Edward Burton, Philip Wynter, Jo.
seph Durnford, Itobt. Bateman Paul, James Thimias Round.
In the First Class of lEscip. Matheinat. et Phys.
George Dawson, Exeter Colkge; Jtweph Maude, Queen's Col-
lege; Robert Maurice, Christ Church; Walter John Trower,
Christ Chinch; Rowland Webster, Lincoln College; Samuel Wil-
berforce, Oriel Colkge.
EXAMISMIL—WiIIiam Kay, Richard Greswell, Robert Walker.
The number of Candidates who form the Fourth Class, but
whose names are not published,amounts to rol. .

scquessarrimie emnautioes.
Rev. Wm. Fowler Holt, M.A. late Fellow of King's College,
Cambridge, has, been licensed as Minister of Laura' Chapel, Rath,
void by the cession of the Rte. IC. W. Orinheld.
Rev. T. Wood has been presented to the. Vicarage of &Mord.

The Equitable Loan Bank Company's. Estate (late
the College of Physidiant) was yesterday offered fur sale by 11r.
HOOGAIIT, and bought in at 6,944

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