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London, England, 1810-01-31 00:00:00

UNIVERSITT INTELLIGENCE.

Oxroao, JAN. 27.—His Grace the Archbishop if Cantertury
has been pleased to appoint the Rev. Peter *Vaughan, P. D. a d
Fellow of Me.c. n College, to thi Wardenship o the said college,
vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Scrape lierdniore, I) 1).
The Rev. Henry Gabell has been appointed to the Head-Mas-
tership of Winchester College, in the room of the Rev. 1)r. God.
dard, who his resigned ; and Mr. Gabel! is succeeded iti the
second mastership by the Rev. David Williams, LL.D. Fellow
of New College in this university.

Ecct es' ASTIC A L PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. F. W. Hohne, B.D. fellow of Corpus Christi college,
in this university, is appointed to the rectory of Meysey Harnp•
tr. Gloucestershire, vacant by the decease of the Rev. G. Clarke,
D.D.
The Rev. W. Price, M A. fellow of Pembroke college, in this
university, to the rectory of Coln St. Dennis, Gloucestershire,
vacant by the decease of the Rev. S. P. Stockford.
Rev. John Eyre, rector of Bawborth, Nottinghamshire, to be
Archdeacon of Nottingham, vacant by the decease of Sir R.Kaye.
Rev. Joseph Proctor, D.D. master of Catherine-hall, and pre-.
bendary of Norwich, to the rectory of Walgrave, Northampton-'
shire.
Rev. Joseph Alderson, to the rectory of Ogwick, Nosfolk, va-
cs it by the decease of the Rev. Wm. Barnwell.
Clause too!, JAN. 26.—The following is a list of those gen-
tlemen who obtained academical honours upon taking their Ba-
chelors degrees on Saturday last :
WRANGLLIM—Ds.MAuIe, Brandreth, Carter, Adtbridge, Hod-
son, Duckworth, Harrison, Musgrave, Trinity ; Alderson, Nor-
gate. Caius Eamonson, Neale, Queen's; Hall, Jowett, Mar-
sham, Spooner, St. John's • Mr. Lennard, Jesus.
Setiroa Optimes.—Ds.iaarryvince, Caius ; Maddock, Bene't,
Button. bpringett, Sharpe, Queen's Belgrave, Tatham, St. Johns,
Orman, Mountain, sen. Barstow,Trinity; Beague, Emmanuel;
a, . Watson, Pembroke, Cornforth, Magdalen.
Jot/toe 0 rrimis.—s. Horner, Clarehall ; Harrison, Simons,'
Husband, Male, Wade, St. Johns; Herringhazu, Everard, Pem-
broke; Platt, Hill, Mr. Gisborne, Trinity; 1)s. Scott, Queen's;
Fisher, Christ; Spilsbury, Jesus.
The Rev. John Toplis, M.A. and Messrs. Thomas Stever and
George Cornelius Gorham, B.A. of Queen's college, arc elected
fellows of that society.

COUNTRY MARKETS.
Wakefield Coro Market, on Friday, January 26, had a good
supply of Wheat at Market • fine samples sold at much the same
prices as at last market ; middling and damp samples were very
lull sale. Fine Barley maintains last week's prices. Oats are
dull, but not much alteration in prices.
At Norwich Hill, on Saturday, January 27, there was hut a
very small show of either fat Beef or Mutton. There were, how-
ever, several lots of lean beasts, but very litle business was done ;
for since the frost it is discovered, that the graziers have great
reason to complain of the turnips being greatly damaged ; added
to which, the same high prices are asked by the drovers. The
quantity of store Sheep and Lambs, likewise, was but small,
speaking comparatively. There were a few Cows and Calves oz-
hibited, but no Horses worthy of notice. Hogs were very dear,
and not scarce, but trade in general was duller than we have no-
ticed for some preceding time.
Norwich Corn Market, on Saturday, January 27, was full of
all grain, which sold cheaper. Prices as follow : Wheat, 402. very
fine, 4Ss. ; Barley, 14$. very fine, 19s. ; Oats, 123. to 14s. ; and
Beans, 16s. to 20s. per coomb.
Wishech, Jan. 27.-Our market was well supplied with sant- '
pies of both Wheat and Oats, which met with a very dull sale, at
from 2.1. to Ss. per quarter lower ; the prices as follow :-Wheat,
7ss. 80s. to 86s. per quarter. Oats,,Clo. 10s. to 4€12. per last.-
leans, oIJ, 441. • New ditto, S6s. to 40s. per quarter. Owing to
the navigation being stopped, rendered our market so small on
the 23d inst. it was not worth noticing.
Yarmouth, Jan. 27.-We had no market this day worth notice,
our navigation being not yet free from ice, therefore prices of all
grain may be constidered nominal.
At Ipswich Market, on the 27th of January, there was a mid-
dling supply of Wheat and Barley, and a good supply of Beans.-
Wheat Ss. and Barley 2s. per quarter lower. Prices as follow :
Wheat, 80s. to 103 s. ; Batiey, 325. to 445. ; Beans, 325. to 40s. ;
Oats, 30s. to 325.; and Grey Peas, 441. to 483. per quarter;-no
Boiling Peas at market.
Bristol, Jan . 25.-An advance of 2s. per spring sack on Wheat,
and per bag on Flour, has taken place here since last statement;
other kinds of grain without alteration. At the Cattle Market
there was a large show of Beef and Mutton, which sold at last
week's prices, viz. Beef, 755. to 80s. per cwt. ; Mutton, 74d. to
id. per lb. ; poor Cattle very low in prices. There was a good
show of Fat Hogs,which brought from 125.6 d. to 135. per score;
Store Hogs very dear.

Monday sennight, at Dutnfries; Mrs. Hyslop, wife of Mr. I
Hyslop, architect.
In Little Queen-strlet, after a lingering illness, Mr. M'Calluns,
whose name has been so frequently mentioned in the proceedings
-arising out of the late parliamentary investigation respecting the
Duke of York.
Monday morning, at his apartments in Jantes-stre t, Covent-
garden, the father of the Misses Adams, of Covent-Garden.z—
Through his life he supported the character of a truly worthy
man : his death will be long lamented by his famiey, tad regulated
by alt wko knew hinu

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