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London, England, 1820-06-05 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY IN TEL LIG EN CE.

• . CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 2.
The following Gentlemen were on Wednesday last adrr:::,c4
to the under-mentioned degrees:
IiONOIIARY MASTFII OF MUM
The Hon. Edward Southwell Keppel, of Cahn College, scsl
of the Earl of Albemarle.

mArrtr. or AILTS.
William Wade Gery, Emmanuel College:
BACHEICR IN CL !t LAW.
The Rest. W.' Ti. George, Sc. Peter's College:
rSCHE7.O3. IN PHYSIC.
George Leith iloupell, Ca!us College.
sm.:x-lEl.oas Or A WIS.

Fittlurick Joseph Waties
Thomas Oliver Rogers, Thomas .Naal, and William Tho:%„z
Hadow, Trinity College.
William C. Faulkner, of St. Peter's College.
Henry Norman, Catharine lIalL John Hill. Jesus College.
John Recritelteeritt, Ccrptm Christi College.
• • Clement Robert Francis, M. A. and Charles Porter, B.A.
Caius College, are elected Fellowb of that Sod:ty, on the four.-
&don of Dr. Verse.

The Court of Chancery has ordered that three Craven VC.-
.versity Scholarships shall be established, at a st %rend of 4.30 each.
The subscriptions fur building an Observatory in this Univer-
sity already amount to upwards of • 3000, exclusive of the do-
nation of 4:5000 voted by the Senate.
• OX FORA), JUNE 3.
Friday, the following Degrees were conferred!
SA CRILLOR AI4D DOCTOR IN miinicmr-
Charles Littlthides, New; College, Gratd Compounder.
CII ELOR HEDICI.I4 6.
Francis Tiawkins, l'rl“,w of St. kho's College.
both had Licenses to practice in Medicine.
IA C PI CIVIL Low.
Rev. 4.l'ain, College.
Rev. Charles Francis Binvfylde, Balliol College.

its OF A ILTS. • •
Rev.• John Anthony natridge, Brasennose College, Grani
Compounder. . ~
Rev. John Jones, Jesus College, Grand Compounder.
Rev. Frederick Chaska elumptre, Fellow of University CA.
Rev: Charles !lodges, Quein's College.
Rev. William Hutcheson, St. Mary Hall. •
Rel. Joseph Harden , Brasennose College.
Rev. Thomas Lea, Trinity Callege.
lion. and Rev. Francis Janes Noel, Trinity College.
Rev. William Moss Kiug, Student of Christ Church.
Rev. George Henry Glyns ditto.
Joseph "Dorriford, Fellow of Odd College.
s.knurl Richards, ditto.

lAI'IIEI.OIII OF ARTS.
Jobn 3larshall and John Dighy Wiaglield, Exeter College.
Thomas Henry White and Frederick Aston, University Cell.
Poyntz Stewart Ward and Edward Harper Wainwri;ist,
Watlhant College, .
Juhu F.vered, Queen's College.
Henry Tippets Tucker and Samuel Howe Harrison, St.
John'g College.
Joseph thythorne and John Johnson H.xbon, St. Mary HAIL
Mgmaduke Vavasour, Chad,' Ward, William White, and
John Marsden Wright, Brasennose College.
Charles Alleyne Ansley, SchoLtr of Trinity College.
John Williams and Hugh Bold, Christ Church.
George Tierney and I lenry Wilson, Oriel College.
Peter Williams, Scholar of Jesus College.
John Wootten, Balliol College.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
The 11ev. Francis Brooke Welles, M.A. Scholar of Woreester
College, Oxford, is presented to the Rectory of Calthotpe, is
Leicestershire,
The Rev. Richkd Dawes, M. A. of Trinity College, Is ap-
pointed Chaplain and Mathematical Lecturer in Den.etting Cc.:.
The Rev. Thomas Fordham Green, B.A. of Christ College,
has been instituted, by the Bishop of Lincoln, to the Rectory of
Graveley with Chisbeld, Hertfordshire.
The Bishop of Ely has presented the Rev. William Killen, cr
March, to the vicarage of Kenninghall, Norfolk.
The Rev. Dr. Gsbell, Head Master of Winchester School, to
the valuable thing of Binfield, 13.-rks.

Exam:mow or SA/mt.—Extract of a Letter from ati eyeAtit-
ness, addressed to the Editor of the Brustor s prac!e :

" The general interest which has been exalted by the unfor-
tunate young man, of whom I am going to give you an accocc
induces me to send you the following details : - Samit, the assa—
sin of Kotzebue, was executed this morning at five o'cl•ick. So
early as half-past three o'clock the Infantry and Csvary, and
almost the whole population of Mattheim, were in motion.
Sandt was brought horn the prison in an ppen carriage. His
countenance, which was pale, had in It something extraordinary.
A smile was on his lips ; and he went to meet death, as we
should go'to afete. He bowed with much grace to some Ladies
who were at a window, and who returned his salutation with
very evident marks of interest. When he reached the place of
execution, which was on a very large plain, he mounted the
Scaffold immediately : his sentence was read to him ; after which
he made a speech. Not understanding German, I cannot com-
municate to you what he said. I observed, however, that he
spoke with •ecergy, and at the end raised one of his hands to-
wards Hearts. The executioner took hold of him and made
him sit down on a chair, fastened to a small post. He tied both
his hands, cut off some of his hair, and put a bandage over his
eyes. In two minutes after he was no more. AU tbe'prepara-
tions for the execution were made very slowly ; twenty minutes
were employed, and ten would have been sufficient, as the read-
ing of the sentence and his speech did not take five minutes.
Though I at first intended only to see him pass, I wis carried
forward involuntarily, constantly looking at him. Ile was
dressed in white, but wearing a black great coat, and his di-t
collar turned down ; his hair tell in curls on his shoulders. Fur
fifteen months past his life had been preserved by the most
strengthening regimen. Every effort was used to prevent his
sinking under the effects of the wounds which he had inflicted
on himself : he was, in fact, ad very weak, that he could not
mount the scaffold Without supporting himself on the 'boulder;
of two persons, which makes the durige, that be shewed to his
death, the more extraordinary. lid was beheaded with a sabre;
and the executioner, being obliged to :Hake second stroke, a
general cry arose."

MARRIED. •
The Rev. George Way, to. Susanna Mary, youngest daughter
al Enos Smith, Esq. • • t
The Rev. Mr: Owens of: Mountsorrell, Letcestershire, to
Selina, second daughter of Mrs. Bosworth, of Highgate House,
Northamptonshire.

DIED.
At Cotheridge, on Mondiy, the 29th Olt. in tke,62.1 year of
his age, George Deakin, Esq. The affability of his manners.
and unblemished-Integrity tkat influenced every part of his con-
duct through life, endeared him to a urge circle of friends.
The Rev. Josiah Thomas, M.A. Archdeacon of Bath, Rector
of Street.,curn-Walton, Somerset,liire, and Minister of Christ
Church, Bath.
On the 18th ult. 'aged 75 years, the Rtv. W. Perkins, M. A.
Vicar of Kingsbury, Somersetshire. and 45 years Curate of
Twyford, Bucks; senior Member of Lincoln College, Cam-
bridge, and one of the oldest Chaplains to his present Majesty-
He has left a widow and fourteen children..

Saturday se'unightt aged 22 years, of a rapid decline, Charles
Holmes, of York; and on Friday, after a short illness, aged
15, William ilolmef, his brother, both printers.
Wedneiday, at lewpori, 4fr. Jacob Hastage, aged 52: he
was found dead in his bed.

Friday setnnight, after an illness of only a few hours, John
Lodge Batley, Esq. of Masham, iz Yorkshire, aged 57.
Monday lalt, at Windsor, in his 3.lth year, Mr. Charles
Wright, printer.

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