Star.
London, England, 1829-11-02 00:00:00

URCH ESTABLISHMENTS.

Number
of
Hearers.

Pay in
Starling.

Per head
for each
Hearer.

Number
of
Clergy.

Russia

France

Italy .
Austria
Prussia
Arne, Ica

Germany

Dentnark
Sweden and Norway ..
Hungary
Netherlands

Spain
Portugal

Scotland
England and Walrs

Ireland

42,'00,0001 910,000
30,000.000! 946.276
19,391,200' 776,CC0
18,918,800 950,000
10,556 5711 527,000
9,600.000 i 560,000
12.763,5001 765,000
1.71'0,01:01 119,000
3.400.0001 238,000
4,0(Y) 00 314,214
5 000,000265,000
. 11,000,4.00' 1,134,400
3,000,000 287,300
1,500,000 206,360
6,000,000 7,600,0:0
400,000 1,300,000

THE CHURCH.

CAMBRIDGE, OCT O.

74,270
26,780
20.400
19,000
9,578
8,000
11,600
1,:,86
3,190
5,469
4,540
16,552
4,650
1,000
18,000
1,700

At a Congregation yesterday, the following Degrees were con-
ferred

Manias or Aare.—John Clark.: Russell, St. Peter's College ;
J. A. Maynard, Pembroke College; J. Houghton, Pembroke Col-
lege (compounder) ; Rev. Wm. Pochin Laken, Jesus College.
&enemas or Anys.—Christie Imes Falconer, Trinity Col-
lege ; John Langton, Trinity College; Edward Hayes, St. John's
College.
On the same day, Wm. Turner, M.A. of Christ Muth, Oxfords
was admitted ad eursdene.

At the same congregation, the Rev. Joseph Cape, M.A. Fellow
of Clare Hall, and the Rev. RichArd Dawes, M.A. Fellow of
Downing College. were appointed Fro-Proctors.
At the sane Congregation, Graces to the following effect passed
the Senate : _

To confirm the Regulations proposed by Syndics appointed by
Grace May 27,114.29, " to consider what altetations it is expedient
to make in•the mode of conducting the Previous Examination."
To appoint Mr. Ilowstead, of Corpus; Mr. Miller, of St. John's;
Professor Ilenstow, of St. John's ; Mr. Cape, of Clare Hall; Mr.
Power, of Trinity Hall ; Mr. Alms, of Trinity ; Mr. Graham,
of Queen's; and Mr. Baines, of Christ's College—Examiner, of
the Questionius in January, 18:.'0.
The Seatonian Prize for the present year was on Tuesday last
adjudged to the Rev. Jahn Howard Marsden, M.A. Fellow of St.
John's College, for his poem on " The Finding of Moses."
The Rev. J. Dunuingham, M.A. of St. Peter's College, was last
week unanimously elected by the Trustees Master of the Grammar
School at Cuckfield, Susses.

OXFORD, Orr. 31.
Thursday the following degrees were conferred
DOCTOR IN DIVINITY.

Rev. George Procter, Worcester College, Principal of Eliza-
beth College, Guernsey.
Habeas of MITE.

Rev. Edward Browne Everard, Ralliol College.
William Provis Trelawny Wickham, lialliol College.
Rev. Edmund Hazletigg Bateman, Balliol College.
R.v. Philip Gtillle, Pembroke College.
Edward Gillam White, Lincoln College.
Rev. William James Earley Bennett, Christ Church.
Rev. Arthur Roberts. Oriel College.
Hon. Lowther John Barrington, Oriel College.
BACHICLORS OF ►CTS.

Philip Augustus Brnwne, Corpus Christi College.
William Coleman, Queen's College.
William Piercy Austin, Exeter College.
Thomas M'Calmont, Worcester College, incorporated from Tri-
nity College, Dublin.
The Rev. John 13. Maude, M.A. Fellow of Queen's College,
has been presented to the Vicarage of Monk Sherborne, in the
county of Hants, vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. Hall.
The King has presented the Rev. Charles Boothby, M.A. of St.
Mary Hall, to the Vicarage of Sutterron, in the county and diocese
of Lincoln, void by the cession of the said Charles Boothby.
A dispensation has passed the Great Seal enabling the Rev. Ro-
bert Broadley, M.A. late Fellow of St. John's College, to hold the
Rectory of Cattistock, Dorset, together with the Rectory of Brid-
port, to which he has been presented by the Earl of Ilchester.
The Hon. and Rev. Alfred Curzon, M.A. of Brasennose Col-
lege, is presented by the Lord Chancellor to the Rectory of Nor-
ton-by-Twycross, Leicestershire.
ICCLISIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
Rev. J. H. Sparks, M.A. to the Rzctory of Bexwell, Norfolk.
Rev. J. Franklin, to be Perpetual Curate of New Buckenham.
The Bishop of St. David's has licensed the Rev. John Williams,
M.A. to the Lectureship founded in the Parish Church of Rhay-
ader, Radnorshire, to which he was nominated by the will of his
brother, the Rev. Henry Williams. M.A. deceased ; Commissary,
Rev. D. A. Williams.
The Bishop of St. David's has appointed the Rev. D. Bowen,
M.A. of Waunifor, Commissary General of the Archdeazonry of
Cardigan.
The Second United Associate Coogregat on, Aberhrothwick,
has given en unanimous call to Mr. William Nisbet, preacher, to be
their pastor.