Star.
London, England, 1810-08-18 00:00:00

ifNlVEßsffr INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, AUGUST it—Sunday s'ennight the Right Rev. the
Lord Bishop of Gloucester held a general ordination in the cathe-
dral, when the following gentlemen were admitted to the order
of priests 1

Rev. C. Brune Henville, A. M. Rev. Benjamin Symons, A. B.
Rev. William Wilbraham, A. B. Rev. Charles William Tripp,
A.B. Rev. James Davies, A. B. Rev. Reginald Wynniatt, A. B.
Rev. Edmund Carr, A.B. and Rev. William Bonaker, A.B.
And the following to the order of deacons :
Thomas Note, A.B. Robert Smyth, A.B. Henry Turner Dry-
den, A.B. and Matthew Rolleston, A.B.

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
Rev. Charles Philipps, M. A. fellow of Jesus college, in this
university, and vicar of Pembroke, to be domestic chaplain to
the Right Hon. Lord Dynevox.
Rev. John Tregonwell Napier, B A. to the rectory of Chettle,
Dorsetshire.

The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Durham has presented the
Rtv. R. G. Bouyer, LL. B. to the vicarage of Fglingham, Nor-
thumberland, vacant by the death of the Rev. Hugh Hodgson.
Saaturday selonight the Rev. John Moore, M.A. was instituted
by the Rev. Canon Heberden, to the rectory of Langtree, in
Devon, on the presentation of the Right Hon. Lord Rolle, void
by the resignation of the Rev. Peter Glubb.

Mr.
GOLDSMID gave a grand dinner yesterday, at
his seat at Merton in Surrey, to their Royal High-
nesses the Prince of WALES' the Dukes of Yoax,
CLARENCE, and nearly the whole of the elegant com-
pany which were assembled at Oatlands on Thursday
to celebrate his Royal Highness the Duke of Yoaa's
birthday,

The following are amongst the latest arrivals at
Cheltenham :
Lore H. Paulett, Viscountess Strangford, Hon. Wm. Bathurst,
Han. S. Bathurst, Major-Gen. and Mrs. Watson, Major-Osn.
Veltheim, Major-Gen. Jones, Colonel Haynes, Lieut.-C 1. and
Mrs. Drummond, Lieut.-Col. Alston, Lieut.-Col. Nash, Captain
Mansfield, R. N. Capt. W. Harniltan, Captain Haynes, ROI/4r.
innest Rev. Mr. Granville, Rev. Mr.VaughanThotnas, Rev. Mr.
Weasel!, Rev. Mr. James Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. Benweil, Mr. and Mrs.i Alexander, Mr. and Mrs.
Mure, Messrs. Hartley, Ryce, R. Hawthorn, Stewart, Robert-
son, Paxton, Cook, S. Babington, Mazsey, Cfiutrasty, Douglas,
C"waYs Roe, J. Anderson, Coombe, Watkins, Cracroft, Luck,
Mare, Baker, Lucas, Dick, C. Hill, Bbckney, Kearrnan, Ireland,
S. Marsh, Metcalfe, De Callon, Davidson, Meyrick, French,
Barnett, Cutest, Mars, Dawson R. T. Dawes, Chichester, S.
Billington, Richards, Amphlett,'Fbos. Stalker, Slathan, PinneU,
J. Hutchinson, Duncombe, St. John Neale, Watkins, Davy, and
Thomas ; Mrs. and Miss Stewart ; Mistresses Richardson, Bin-
rnerhippett, Lucas, Lamotte Roller, Glennie, Morgan, lesson,
Chambers, Guthrie, Burrough, Skey, Davis, Strickland, Hunt,
C
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a
ft, Hockley, Nichols, and Watson; Misses Kirky, Bar-
well, Lunette, Bellamy, Read, Douglas, Harrison, Macon, Mars,
A. M. Alston, Amelia Alston, Hughes, Harper, Kirby, &c. &c.

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NEWBIJRY RACES, TURSDAT, Auoust 14, tslo.
The Five Guineas Sweepstakes, with ,Q 25 added.
Mr. Dundas's ch. h. Romeo - - • - I
Mr. Lucas's Guildford Nap . • • 2
Plate of 450.
hir.Wetherell's b. c. Break - • . • • I t
Mr. Batson's Maid df Prleans - - 2 2
Mr. Lucas's mare - . S S

WEDNESDAY.
A Sweepstakes of lOgs. each, 25 addel
Mr. Fe Craven's ch. g. Jannette - 1
Mr,Dundas's Witch of Ender - . - - • I
Capt. Haffenden's Barbara - - .
The Town Plate was won by Mr. Dundas's Romeo.

CANTIRBURY, TOZSDAT, Alm. 14.
Both the Sweepstakes were won by Mr. Ladbrokes
m. Trlmbush.

The Kentish Hunters' Sweepstakes of sgs. each,
was won by Mr. Wm. Delmar's c. g. Romeo, against
Mr. Halford's b. m. Miss Bucks, and Mr. W. H.
Baldock's g. g. Noble. .The Downs were but thinly
attended on this da'

IT.
. WEDNESDAY.

The King's Plate was obtained by Mr. Ladbrooke's
Guardy, against Mr. Wardle's Sir Thomas Teazle,
and Mr. William Delmar's Romeo ; the two former
afforded a capital heat, and the Plate was only won
by Guardy by half a neck.
The Maiden Plate of £5O, given by the County
Members, was run for in a similar capital style, by
Captain Parker's cb. h. by Pegasus, and Mr. How-
ard's b. m. Cowslip, which was won by the former.