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ECCLESIASTICAL AOMOTIONS.
'Nit Rasaihk, BAK, 1%. of Sidney Sussex College, Cam.
bridge, has been instituted to (he Rectory of Goodmauharn, in
the Rut Riding of Yorkshire.
Rev. James Scott, LLII. is presented to the Rectory of
Ltynestoel, in tho county of Southampton.
LoraL.Skrisbosne, hair- appointed' the lii:N. Hulked Cote, of
Crosvertm.place, handim, one of his DOnwittic Chaplains.
Thelflight Hon. and Right Rev. Lord John George Beres-
ford..D.D. to be translat,:d from Raphoe to the Bishoprick Of
Mee; and the Very Rev. Wm. Magee, to be consecrated
Lowlllishop of Raphoe by which he will vacate the Deanery
of Cork and Living of Cappagh, in the Diocese of Derry, and
Cnunty of Tyrone, in the gift of the College. The Rev. Robert
&aroma, D.D. Master of the Free School at Enniskillen, will
be promoted to the Deanery of Cork.
ltev. James W. Ormsby, Rector of C.astlecomer, in the
Diocese of Ossory, will be promoted to the Collegiate Living

Capikagh.
Tha Mastership of the Free School of Enniskillen, vacant by
the resignation of the Rev. Robert Burrowea, I).D. will be,,
placed under new regulations.
The above arp thiafittal arrangements conseqpent on.the death
of the late Bishop f 'aogher.
Rev: Mt. Collins. Parish•Prlest of Rathmullin, was elected
on the llth ult. Catholic Bishop of Raphoe, in the town of
D MiLmy,blio, removed to the Diocese of Derry, on the de-
cent-of Dr. O'Dannel.
The Bishop of Waterford has presented the Rev. George
Miles to the Rectory of I.llortlestown.
The Right Rev. 1)r. Walsh has promoted the Rev: Garret
Connelly, now President of St. John's College, to the distin-
guished situation of Vicats.General of the Diocese of Waterford.
The Very Rev. Dr. Flannery, P. P. of ,Clonmell, has been
appointed the Cathc Dean of the united Dioceses of Water-
ford and lannore, lu the room of the late Dr. T. Hearn, of

Vaterford.
Di. cxsz or Sr. DAV/D'S.—The Church Union Society's Prizes
for this yeay, are adjudged as follow :—The Premium (by bens-
faction) of .ezo, to the /tev. IL Marriott, of Clavertdn, near
Bath, for the lm:st Essay " On the :Madras System of Education,
its Powers, its application to Classical Schools, and its utility as
an instrument to form the Principles and Ilabits cf Youth in
the Ilighir Orders of Society." A gratuity of £lO to Mr.
Thomas Hogg, Master of the Grammar School in Truroeforas
second best 11Ssay on the same subject. Also a premium of £23
was adjudged to the Rev. John Morres, of Nether-hlrouchton,
Leicestershire, for the best Essay " On the Scriptural Evidence
of the Doctrine of Proportionate Rewards in the- neat Life, con-
sidered as a motive to duty, an impulse to zealous and faithful
service, a ground of hope, a source of pious gratitude and
milky, and. through the pronuses of the Gospel, an arse* of
final acceptableness with Go.......?!crCuitases sake:*
LADISZTII-ST nazy.—Saturday J. Blackeaburgh, C.
Greenwood, J. Clarke, and Elizabeth Clarke, were fully
committed for robbing the Meeting-house in White's-
row, Spitalfields, of a corkscrew, a silver mounted
cork, &c. The prisoners were detected with the pro-
perty by a patrole, who suspected them of having
been out p.luni.ici ,ag. They drank six bottles of the
Communion wine, and left the following eked po
tical notice behind them:

" We are fatty in a gang,
You may mach us if you can;
You are rich. and we are pour—
llati whin v good!--well come for mon ! !
11IANS10.14 HOUSE.—Saturday J. Ellis, aged about
€20,. was fully committed on a charge of having rob-
bed the dwelling-house of Mr. Samuel Gale, Sofia
tor, BAsingliall-street, of a quantity of plate.—The
Lean MAYOR said, that the prisoner was well-known
at that Office as having, young as he was, infested
the City for a'cousiderable time. His mode of de-
predation was, by watching a favourable opportu-'
nity of gliding into a house, and secreting himself
until every thing was at rest, when he would emerge
from his hiding place, and plunder the house with se-
curity. His Lordship mentioned a singular instance
of female resolution and • courage within his know-
ledge, which had taken place upon one of these oc.
cartons. Some months since, the wife of a person of
great respectability, was retiring to rest, when she
suddenly saw the feet of a man under the curtains
of her bed. lasteadnf falling into hysterics, as some
would have done under circumstances of this nature,
she resolutely seized the fellow by the feet, and drag-
ged him horn under the bed, and held him, in spite
of a powerful endeavour which was made by him to
escape, until an officer was procured to take him
into custody. The prisoner was the identical man,
and had been repeatedly brought up on similar
charges, but had hitherto Escaped with impunity, on
account of a very reprehensible reluctance on the part
of the parties to prosecute.—Mr. Gale assured his
Lordship that that would not be the case with him.
The prisoner had nothing to say in his defence.
BAATHOLOIIIIW FAIB.—A number of persons,
chiefly boys, were charged with picking: pockets,
and committing other outrages, at the Fair in Smith-
field, The prisoners generally were remanded until
the termination of the Fair. A lad appeared before
the Loan 11•1'avoa, to complain of a wanton and
wicked outrage committed upon him by one Thomas
Day,.in the Fair on Friday night. The complainant
said, that he went in company with one or two others
on the evening mentioned, to the Fair, where, having
stopped fur a moment to peep into the booth of the
defendant, whose exhibition was then going forward,
the latter discharged a pistol, plentifully loaded with
powder, through a crevice into his face, which lace-
rated and disfigured him most severely. He received
immediate medical assistance, but still presented the
appearance of much injury on Saturday, his head
and the entire right side of his face being bandaged
op. The LORD right
directed an immediate sum-
mons to be served on Day, to answer the. complaint.
MURDER.—A murder was perpetrated a few even-
ings since at. Chnford, near Leamington, in Warwickshire.
en the body of Mrs. Dormer, the wife of a farmer there, by lier
female servant. It sums, that all the children Of Mrs. D. bad
gone to Asbow, to purchase a Bible, as a present to their mother.
hlr. 1). was /min brunt. About an hour after the departure of
the daughters, some of them fetyamed, and inquired for their
mother. " Your mother !" replied ths girl, with apparent.
amnement, " why she went out almost bnuietliately alter you
left the house." Fun a moment this answer gave satisfaction;
but the cidestideugliurr suddenly observed drops of Wood upon
the floor. while the .meant stood with- a mop RCM' them, as
though she bad been leashing them away. " What blood is
that ?" said the daughter. " Gh,(taPliett the did), nothing tint
the marks of a thicken which your smother and nip have jut
been killing!" Ss an amour :amass of the daughters patented
out that there wail:dud upon the bud-room stain! Still ti
undisturbed yet stew eounniunce of the servant forbade sirs-
picion till she exchimed Gracious Goarl I hepe she boo sot
daset;rtiolf winces" The daughtera turbid Inse their mother's
bti.misus, when, they beheld her with her head nearly severed
from her body. ilder fue. Unseat. aild,linths, cot and mamba
„headway ileum- ezcltvd a general outcry, and all joined
&Oldie/diem. except the wretched servant, who stood $..
towel& The aria of the lama), Ipestlilrhronght together illy
odoborboot, led Abe birl was quickly encored. For look
earie igloosit. and continued unmoved at the dreadtilipells.
eaele-• 11)04.-int‘r"rted, however, tar a considerable
beefkiptith.iit a slate of agitation. nelaimud, " it la, oi
the Osir illiessiepl• the seurtier-ok was 1 'who did k!" She
csisworst4setbs a MadknellsreArrts -10selltmots she
ertoilued, and eras pima). Op W
rmer was universally regarded in the
Not the remotest cause could be ascertalued; u• 1 ely to ye'
indueuced the girl to the commission of this atrocity.