Star.
London, England, 1821-07-16 00:00:00

CRICKET.

The Return Match between the parishes of Farnham' God al.
ming, and Hartley Row, against the Mary-la-bonne Club, was
played at Godalming, and decided on Thursday agiin in favour
of the Mary-la-bonne Club.

)ART-LA-110
First Inns -
Second ditto

rAnlsurs.
132 First Inns
- 106 Second ditto -

238
Stary-la-bonne won by 64 runs.

108
66

174

A grand Cricket Match was played on Monday last, at Ply-
mouth, between the Officers of the 3d Regiment of Guards, at
present quartered there, and the Dock Amateurs, which w
won by the latter.

ARCHERY.

At the Meeting of the Royal British Bowmen, which took
place on Friday last, at Lianvorda, the seat of H. W. WILLIAMS
WYNN, Esq the prize for the Ladies, an elegant bow and arrow
in jewellery, was, after a skilful contest, won by Miss Heist=
PHILLIPS.

BATH RACES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11.
The Kelston Stakes of 25p. each (17 Subscribers).—One mile.
Mr. T. Sadler's Pastorella - - 1
Mr. Goddard's b. f. by Haphazard - - - 5
Mr. Fraser's Fitz-Hedley -
Mr. Biggs's b. e. by Cameron - - 1
Mr. Russell's b. C. by Gnatho - .
Sir W. Wynn's dark b. t. by Champion • - I
I - - -

A Fifty Pound Plate, given by tie Members for the City.
Heats, two miles and a distance.
Mr. Goddard's b. f. ripinetta - - 1 1
Mr. Dundee, Chef-d oeuvre - - 2 2
Sir W. Wynn's b. c. by Champion (fell lame) - 3 &
The Dyrhaln Stakes, a free Handicap of 10gs. with 30gs. added.
One-mile heats.
Mr. Day's Swindon
Mr. Bartk7's Victorinc
Mr. Dundas's Turtle

1 1
3 2
1 3

MIPEIISITY INtELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JULY 14.

Omitted in the seam! of Degrees conferred, June ry
Francis Hopkins Ramadge, B.M. St. Alban Hall, admitted Doi.
for in Medicine.
The number of Regent Doctors of the Act in the last atetrant,
should do fifteen instead of thirteen.
Saturday, the last day of Act Term, the following Demo
were conferred:

WASTRIS OP AWN.
The Hon. William Henry Cavendish Bentinck, Marqui, d
Vallehi, Christ Outwit.
The Rev. John Garbed, All Soule College.
Walter Henry Burton, Fellow of Exeter College.
John Tote, and Edward Woodyatt, Brasennose
William Kaye Christ Church.
The Rev. Charles Ford, Balliol College.

LC■■LOL OP ASTI.

Herbert Gower, Christ Church.
The whole number of Degrees in Act Termwas, D.D. fon;
D. bled. two; B.D. six; fifty-two; B.A. eighty-fixx;
Matriculations eighty-one.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION&

The Lord Chamberlain has appointed the Rev. Dr. god
Pearson, Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty's Household, at
Brighton.
The Bev. Mr. Wayet, Lecturer of Boston, has been instituted,
by the Bishop of Lincoln, to the valuable Living of Pinchbeck,
near Spalding.
The Rev. Mr. Harriman is appointed to the perpetual cu.,.
ries of Esk and &airy, Durham.

At a fleeting of the Inhabitants of St. Sepulchre,Lnudoneed
Middlesex, the Rev. Dr. Budge was elected Sunday STgairt
Lecturer, in the room of the late km Mr. Nlocre, by a very
considerable majority.

The Rev. Alexander Bradford, formerly Curate in the Thome
of Armagh, has been presented to the Union of r 030,;., in said
Diocese, by the Right lion. John Foster, M.P.—The
of this Union is vested in Mr. Forster and his Grace the Lctd
Palmate, who will have the right of preser.:ing the neat avoht.
ance. The parish of Mosstown however, which farms gat of
Collor' Union, though exclusively in the sift of the Lord P,..
mate, has for some time back been permitted to congitute pact
of this Union, so that Mr. Bradford has been also col ...tt.l
the Vicarage of Mosstown. . .
The Rev. Thomas Walsh, lately Curate of ti..e Pr-'.h of Ti,..
tarvaghan, has been collated, by his Crace the Lord Pr:raato.:o
the Rectory of that parish, vacant by the miznation of the
Francis GerCals.

The parish of Enniskillen, in the diocese of Clogher, the :d-
-vowson of which is vested in the Provost and of Tririty
College, Dublin, still continues vacant. 'This parish is what is
usually reputed a dignity, the incumbent thereot being Preemie(
in the Chapter of Clogher.
The Rev. Robert Wynne has been collated, by the Bishop of
aogher, to the Rectory and Vicarage cf Tedonagh, in the di o.
cese of Clogher, and county of ;Nlotiaghan, vacant b 7 the death
of the Rev. Howard St. George, last inctunbent.

Receipts of the principal Religions Chatities is
London, for the year ending Lady Day, 1821:

'British and Foreign Bible Society - - - £89,131
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, about 53,10 e
Church Nlissionary Society - - - -

Loudon Missionary Society - -
Methodist .Missionary Society, about
Baptist Missionary Society - - -
Society for Propagating the Gospel, about -
Society for the Conversion of the Jews
National Society for Education, about -
Religious Tract Society - - - -
Hibernian Society

Moravian Missions, about •
Naval and Military Bible Society
British and Foreign School Society
Prayer !look and Ilomily Society

26,174
24; Y.O
1'3,240
17,,0011
10,789
8,003
7,561
7,04!

5,0r13
2,5111
1,9 c);

.£29NIC4