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London, England, 1820-04-24 00:00:00

CLEMCA4, iNitLEIGENM

CAMBRIDGE, APRIL n.
Friday, the following Gentlemen were admitted to the =dr&
mentioned degrees:
KAMM 0? ARM
James Foulkes Roberts and Edward Curds Kemp, St. John'i
College. BACHELORS or MUHL •
Richard Walker Fowler, and Lawrence Peel, St. John's Cow
Janina Crawford Gordon, John Turner, John Holtman, and
Bartholomew Nicol., St. Peter's College.
James B. Cartwright, Akiander Greaves, and Edw. White,
Queen's College.
William John. Hall, and Arthur Hussey, Corpus Christi Colt
The Rev. William Farish, M.A. of Magdalen College, Jack-
sonian Professer of Chemirsy, was on Sunday last admitted
Bachelor in Divinity.
Tuesday, the fdlowing Gentlemen were admitted to the sin:
der-mentioned Degrees : •
MAST= Cr AZTIL
Nicholas Mott, St. John's College.

MACRItOII Or ♦RTL

William Henry Foster, St. John's College: .
The Norrisian Prize for the year 1819, is adjudged to 1114
R. Brough, of Bene't College.
The Rev. W. Forge, M.A. FelloW of Jesus College, was last
week presented, by the Master and Fellows of that Society, to
the valuable Rectory of King's Stanley, in Gloutestenhire, va-
cant by the resignation of the Rev. G. Caldwell, ?LA.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. -
His Royal Highneis the Duke of York has appointed the
Rev. Charles Chisholm, A.M. Fellow of Worcester College,
Oxford, Rector of Eastwell, and Vicar of Preston, both iu tl:•
wont), of Kent, to be one of his Royal Ilighneu's Domestic
Chaplain s.
The &v. John Mitchell, B.C.L. the Rev. Johnrunbrilt,
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D.U.Re. tor of Beckfoi d, and the Rev. Geo. Cooke, D.D. hate
been elected Procurators, the former for the Dean and Chapter,
and the tyre latter for the Diocese of Gloucester, for the en-
suing Convo:ation.
The Rev. Dr. Fisher, and the Rev. Dr. Rodd, have bees
elected Proctors to represent the Clergy of the Diocese of
Exeter in Convocation.
The Rev. John Wingfield, D.D. Vicar of Brcmrsgrove, and
the Rev. Francis Mills, M.A. Hector of Barford, have been
elected Proctors for the Clergy of the Diocese of Worcester.--
The Rev. James Meakin, M.A. is elected Proctor for the Dean
and Chapter.
The Rev. Sir John Fagg, Bart. and the Rev. Dr. Nares, are
re-elected Proctors for the Diocese of Canterbury.
The Hen. and Rev. William Eden, son of Lard Healy, is
presented to the Vicarage of Beakesbourn, and Rectory of klar-
bledown Kent.
The Rev. William Colby, to the Rectory of Clippesby,
Norfolk. •
The Rev. Daniel. Lloyd has bees appointed Chaplain of his
Majesty's ship Queen Charlotte.
The Rev. William Hildyard, M.A. has been appointed Chap-
lain of Trinity College, Cambridge.
The Magistrates and Town Count* of Perth have unani-
mously appointed the Rev. Samuel Kennedy, of Leith Wyrd
Chapel, Edinburgh, to be Minister to the West Church of Perth,
vacant by the death of the late Rev. Mr. Kay.

The ceremony .of laying the'first stone of the rew
Church at Birmingham, which is to be called Saint
Georges Church, toolcplace on Tuesday last, in the
presence of an immense assemblage of persons of all
ranks. The band of the sth Regiment attended, and
a party of the sth Dragoons, under the command of
Colonel GORDON. The ceremony was well arranged,
and had an imposing_effect.
OPENING OF THE NEW CATHOLIC CHAPEL, MOOR-.
FIELDS,—The dedication of this Chapel took place
on Thursday, when a solemn High Mass was cele-
brated by the Right Rev. Dr. POYNTER, Apostolic
Vicar of the district, assisted by the Clergymen of
all the other Catholic Chapels in the Metropolis.—
The Public were admitted by tickets, previously
issued, and every pin of the building was crowded
to excess by persons of the first respectability.—
Among the most distinguished were the Duke of
NORFOLK, the Earl of Dououonmoaz, the Earl and
Countess of Suagwsntiay, and several of the Foreign
Ministers. Dr. POYNTER delivered a very imprei-
sive discourse from the text—" Sanctity becometh
thy house, 0 LORD r at the conclusion of which he
took occasion to speak with gratitude of the assist-
ance which they had derived horn the Magistracy
of the City of London, and of the munificent dona-
tions of many Noblemen ; but he dwelt with parti-
cular emphasis on the devotion of the poorer Catho-
lics residing in the neighbourhood, whom he described
as having very materially assisted in the completion
of the edifice by weekly subscriptions ; though many
of them, he observed, had suffered the greatest tem-
poral privations in consequence. At the close of the
ceremonies, a collection in aid of the Building Fund
Was ma/e, amounting to upwards of cl7oo.

At Edinburgh, the 16th instant the Lady a David Lewts,
M.D. of the /Jengal Medical Fiatablishnient, of twine—.s mind
a daughter.

RRIED.

The Rev. Richard Ellicombe, Prebendary of the Cathedral
Church of Exeter, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the Rev.
John Swete, of Cixton House, Devonshire.
The Rev. Mordaunt Barnard, of Thornton, Yorkshire, to
Maria, only daughter of the late Major Bolton.
The Rev. J. Johnson, of Crowle, in Lince/ashire, to Miss
Brewster, only daughter of Mr. T. W. Brewster, of Howden.
The on. and Rev. William Addington, second son of Lord
Viscount Sidmoutb, to Miss Mary Young, daughter of the Rev.
John Young, Rector of Thorpe, in Northamptonshire.
At Eskdale, the Rev. R. Pooley, Minister of Eskdale,to Mar-
garet youngest daughter of the late Mr. John Foster, of Low
Holm, in Eskdale.

Tuesday, the Rev. WiMarti Carter, to Jane, daughter of the
Ray. Mr. Littler, Goesetry, Cheshire.
Thursday, at Nonington, the Rev. Thomas Clayton Glyn,s*
Fainted, Essex, to Jemlma Julia, youngest daughter of William
Hammond, Esq. of St. Alban's Court, Kest.

The Rev. C. T. Heathcole,lsll. Rector of Little Vragba-
rough, Essex.
The Rev. James Hamilton, M.A. second son of the Rev.
Peploe Ward, D.D. Prebendary of
Wednesday se'nnight, at Ormesby, near Ipswich, .the Rev.
Christopher Taylor, aged 74, Rector of Fdby 49 'years, lad of
Chippesby 31 years.
Lately, at Swansea, aged 32, the Rev. Daniel Andersen,
Master of the Grammar School at Swansea, and Domestic
Chaplain to Lord Stewart.
April 14, at Bromley, Kent, aged 54 the Rev. James John
Taman, IC A. Chaplain of Bromley College, Vicar of North
Curry, and of Stogumber, Somerset.
At Cuigarth, the Rev. W. Gilbanks, Vicar of Kirkland, Cuns--
itriand.
April 6, at Langhobn, the Rev. John Jardine, Minister of
the Associate Burgher Congregation, in the 71st year of his age,
and 34th of his ministry.
Friday, at his house in Manchester-a:rare, the Rev. Robert
Verney, of Claydon-House, Backs.
Early in February, at the Camp, near Kingston, Jamaica,
3. I. Ludlow, Esq. Suff-Assistant-Surgeon to his Majesty's
Forces, andlate of the 35th Regiment.
April 16, Major-General William Mudge, of the Royal Ar-
tillery, Lieutenant-Governor of the Royal Military Academy,
at Woolwich, Director of the Ordnance Survey of Great Bri-
tain, Examiner at the Honourable East-India Company's Mi-
litary Seminary, at Addiscombe, a Commissioner of the Board
of Longitude, Ike.

HIGH-WATER at LONDON BRIDGR TO-MORROW.
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