Star.
London, England, 1820-02-28 00:00:00

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE

OXFORD, FEBRUARY 211.
Saturday, the Hen. and Rey. Edward Rice, M.A. lane FelB4 .4
of All Souk' College, and Prebendary of Worcester Cadaver*
'was admitted Bachelor and Doctor of Divinity, Grand Coed
' pounder; and Philip Wilson, of. Trinity College, was athillittra
Bachelor of Arts.
Wednesday, the nomination of the Rev. George Iharter.
'Fellow of Queen's College ; and of the Rev. Thomas Vorater
Short, M.A. Student .of Christ Chtuch, re& Public Examine%
'was approved in Convocation.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS
. The Rev. William Clayton, B.A. is presented to the Ream'
of ayborgh Magna and Parra, .Norfolk.
The Rev. Richari Eaton, B.A. to the Rectory of Eking. is
Norfolk.
The lion. Betkeley Octavio. Noet,of Trinity College. Cam-
brlfte, and the Hon. Frederick Emmanuel Hippolytus Curzoo;
of Magdalen College, were on Wednesday Last admitted Honer
ray Masters of Arts.
The Rev. Joseph George Meet, of Jesus College, Canshriegei
was on the same day admitted Bachelor in Civil Law ; and
' Robert Roupell, of Trinity College. Bachelor of Arts.
Mr. Alfred Meant, of Trinity College, was 'on Wedneidag
unanimously elected Scholar on Lord Craven's foundatitin.
The Rev. G. Mettam, A.M. has been instituted by the Bislhop
of Lincoln to the Vicarage of Arnesby, Leicestershire.
Richard Watertiebi, Esq. B.A. of Emmanuel College, Ca
bridge, was, on the 13th inst. elected a Fellow of that Societe.
On he 14th instant, the AssOciate Congregation of Donfefin-
line gave an unanimous call to Mr. 13,,0rge Banat, Pre:cheat
the Gospel, to be colleague with, and probable successor to the
Rev. Dr. Black, their present Minister.
The Senate of the University of Glasgow have conferred fits
degree of LLD. on the Rev. Michael Russel, Minister of the
Episcopal Congregation .In Leith ; and the degree of Doctor in
Divinity on the Rev. James Barr, Liverpool.
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The following is a Statement made by Mr. Hue-
CONDE, in the Common Council on Thursday:
Stipends paid by the City of London . for the .C.
support of the Clergy annually, (besides their
glebes, perquisites, and other preferznents),sestled
as lately as the year Iso4, on a petition then made
to Parliament, viz. 12,241 2 8
In 1813, the Clergy again petitioned Parlia-
ment, for kave Ita bring in a Bill for the further
increase of their Stipends, and proposed that the
sum of E 13,343 Gs. Bd. should' be added to the
above sum 13,343 4

& 4

llsking the enormous am of £25,5114 -9 4

A very singular circumstance has occurred relative
to one of the conspirators, Davidson. On Tuesday
morning, he received thirty shillings from the Men-
&City Society, for the purpose of redeeming his tool!,
he representing himself to be a carpenter, and ac
wally out of employ in consequence of not being -.
able
to procure the necessary implements. With this
money, however, he went, on Wednesday morning,
to a house in the neighbourhood of Soho-square, and
purchased a blunderbuss, irhich was the one he used
at the time-of the-affray, and which Mr. BEANIE has
now in his possession.

the Rev: Merles Henry Grove, Hilts, to Eliza, daughter of
the tato Rdward Hopkins, Esq.
Tuesday se'nnight, at Halifax, the Rev. Edward HA, of
'Stoughton, in Craven to Mary-Annt, eldest daughter of dui
late Mr. Swanson, solicitor of the fotmer place.