Star.
London, England, 1821-09-17 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has collated the Rev. Georos
Randolph, M.A. and Student of Christ Church, Oxford. to
vicarage of Eastry with Worth, near Sandwich. Kent,
near
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Lincolnshire..
Itev. John Lacey, to the Rectory of Reek, Suffolk.
Rev. henry Foe Baker, M.A. to the Vicarage of Great,
ham,
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presentedY the Rev. James Rewlto the Vicarage of Islington, in the County of Norfolk.
On the 25d August, ti:e Rev. Thomas Irvine was ordain,*
by the Presbytery of INtottee, and admitted assistant and wa
censor to the Rev. Tlitmaas Itait, Minister of the united P •
tt" I.undie and Foulis.
IThe Rev. William Venables Vernon is to we. sre! to the pa.
i bend of North Newbald, in the Cathedral 14 York va.•
the death of the Rev. C.Whevier, Bart.—The Rev. IL A. istfte.
with, M.A. of New College, Oxford, is to be Vicar Chur
i the Cathedral, and incurnher.t Curate of S. Michael-lc-Billie%
i fat the room of the Lite Rev. William Richardson.

The late Rev. Prt... Nets ISEORNE, who has ha
queathed the residue of his property, after payint
some legacies, to the public Hospitals of Sheilical
Derby, and Nottingham, which is t:stimated at i'so6a
each, it is now discovered, ;he anonymons donor;
of three sums of 1210,000 Three per Cent. Colisols,P
each of the abov, fastitation,, ?drout 13 years ago.
Sunday se'intiOn, upon the arrival of accounts
that the body or tilt. Lite (I's:FEN' V:%IS peaceably d'.
posited in the family vault at Brunswick, a„ excel.
lent set mon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Ihrowm,
in the Chapel, Chtltenham, taken from the teat of
the Prophet Amos. chap. iv. verse 12—." Prepare to
meet thy Gob." The Chapel was very crowded„__
Mr. thrown entered not tnto the n.erits and ptr%ecu,..
tions of the illustrious deceased ; his powerful mill
manly eloquence was solely exerted iu behalf of th
living, and callous and obdurate mq.st have been
those hearts and minds which were not softened and
convinced by the energetic reasoning of the animated
preacher.
On the 9th inst. the obsequies of PrinceDro
CONINENUS, I.ijor,General, and Knight of St. Louis
were solemnly celebrated in the Church cf St. Thomas
Aquinas. The procession, which was compraedur
his relatives and friends, was escorted by several de•
tachments of the garrison of Paris. His body vas
interred in the cemetery of Vaarigard. Prince Dr.
mET n tus COM N ENUS was the only and real descendant
of the Imperial Family of that name, and was ac.
knowledged as such by the Court of France, in rms.
He has left a widow, Madame the Princess Comm
sus, daughter of the Count de Bouentavitts,
distinguished Naval Commander; a brother, M. the
Count GEORGES COMNENUS ; a niece and a nephew,
who are, Madame the Duchess d'ABRANTES, and het
brother, M. de PenmoN, Lieutenant-General of the
Police at Lyons. Prince DEMETRIUS emigrated is
1791, and remained constantly attached to the caw
of the BouREONS. His armorial bearings are an eagle,
emblazoned on a gold field, surmounted by an Imp
rial Crown. His arms are encircled in palm branches
The motto underneath—" Fame manet, Fort:mar.
rit." The PRINCE was seventy-two years of age. The
military honours due to his rank werepaid at his tomb.
In the narrative tithe melancholy loss of the EA
Moira packet, it was stated, that between eia anti
seven o'clock on the morning of the awful catastrophe
a Gentleman courageously plunged into the sea, in
the hope of reaching the shore by swimming, and
procur;ng assistance tor the survivors on the wax's.
That Gentleman was Captain BAGNALL, Of the97th
Regiment, whose body was found a week atter,r.nd
terred in St. Mary's Church, Edge Hill, Liverpool.