Star.
London, England, 1821-03-26 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY IN TELLIarscE.

OXFORD, MARCH e 4.
Thursdays Mx. James Robertson I.lofrombe A. or •
Col was elected Fellow of that Suekr. Jam
Tuesday, the following Degrees were isonferreil :
, moms or arm.
The Rev. John Willis, of Ureter Coßego.
The Roy. James Came, of Oriel College.
oacormoa or alltlN
William Clarke, of Magdalen Halt.

ECCLESIASTLCAL: PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. T. H. Lowe, M.A. Vicar of Grbeley, to the ascend
pardon of the Rectory of Holgate, Salop.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has appointed the Rev. J. w
Whittaker, M.A. FeUow of St. John's w'e'e'Canahridge, one
of his Grace's Domestic Chaplains.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has instituted the Rev. &tau
Simpuin, Df.A. and Domestic Chaplain to his Royal Ilighatess
the Duke of Clarence, to the Rectory of Warden, in Kent.
COURT OF CHANCERY.
Quarles CoLtaiox, Caataattios.—Tuesday, the Lone Coax-
tutus proceeded to give judgment in this matter, with itts„.4
to one of the two petitions, viz. thtit of the Rev. A/twat
and others. His Lordship then read several of tie Statatesi
and closely commented upon that which WZIS supposed by tha
Petitioners to be fatal to Mr. Godfrey's title to a Middlesex Fti.
/*wild?, which he had, enjoyed, however, unJistorbed, (or 44
years. He allowed that, upon the face of the Statute, the title could trot be made out ; but he declared that the facts recorshil
lin the af6davits of Mr. Godfrey and Mr. Gorham had, iota,
lulnd, distinctly proved two things—lirst, that it :had Isom tit
invariable tune of the College for more the t two centuries ard
a half, to admit of foe co-existing Fellows
-_ r Aliddlesesao,
secondly, that such usage must have been fouoded in some tbs.
tinctly recognized privilege of the City of London and County of
Middlesex; probably givep to the College by a ifujyai 4,00-44.
pursing with the Statute, though loch origi.:al urttrtuneu4lit4
been lost, and its former existence could only he traced thruszli
incontrovertible acts and circumstances dedece i from the tht.
lege records. lie said that he might be jut d were Is is
make some observations upon " another class' ,Xallidavits; big ,
he would abstain ; it being sufficient to announce his detijc,‘
that Mr. Mandell's claim to have been elem.!, founded spy
Mr. Godfrey's exclusion frtnn the Middlesex rehmship, was
altogether untenable. lie theretore pronounced the Presidents
dreted.

B I
March $, at SptlngkeU, the or LieutenantrGer.ttal
Sir
John Heron Maxwell, Bart. of a son.
In Great Ormond-street, the Lady of Lietttenant-Cgonq
Stonor, of a doe:oar.
M-rcli is, at Brockfteld House. Teignmoutli, of a me, the
lady of Lica. Col. W. G. Power,
ofthe Royal Artilbry.
Saturday se'onight, the Lady of Lieut. &rocs, a
still-born clan! ter.
Friday sennight in George-street, Ilanover•square, Lady
Copley, of a daughter.
At Clapham, the Lady of Alexander Gordon, Esq. 0( 04
Broad-street, of a daughter.
march 19, al his hmise in Alanehester-strett, the Lady of de
Hon. %V. Lake, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
The Rev. Joseph Wright, M. A. Chaphln to the Hon. Eat-
India Company, to Arabella Amber Whist Denim*
Saturday se'nuight, at li,emangton, G. itt phen' Ease of Broad.
street-buildings, youngest son of the Manerin Chancery, to lies.
r se' tta, eldest daughter ne the late Rev. William Havolaeroft,Par.
bendary of Rasharkin and Rector of is the omity of
Antrim.
Tuesday, at Southampton, W. R. Keck. Esq. solicitor, te
Ann Sophia, eldest daughter 'of the late Ross Moores ofi
Mangkrye, in the East Indies._

di4cl; 17,4 he Rev. lanes Collins. Rector of Tuorp Abbonte
to Marianne, daughter of the late Keene Z. Stables, of
Broad Green Lodge.
At Pori., Captain. PeacockeA.N. to Martha Louisa, fourth
daughter of the late George Dlcre, Esq. of Martruil House, nog
Winchester.

blarch Li, at Annan, Mr. Wm. Lawson, sckiohnaster, aged
savaksir years, to Miss laizabeth Lawson, aged eigitem!
MAllllLLlMinteesoansesev.---.Mouday, it St. lanige4 Limb.
field, David Parry, aged 25, to Amelia Reese, *num, aged
forty. The bridegroom (in appearance the exact prototype a(
Sir Walter Scott's !Ilea Avail), wat coeveyed to chinch in a
lop cart, drasin by two dogs. After the nurriige ceremony
was concluded, the blushing virgin bride sepaiated bola her .
enamoured husband—is principle of native delicacy reellgitlg
her to decline the boisterous gratubtious of the siseetatrft!tr
.eernbled near the church. The bridegroom, however, like the
hero recorded in Chevy Chace, forced his way back to the dog-
cart, literally " 4644 upon his stumps," and having secured Ise
retreat, he drove off, amidst the shouts and plaudits• of seem&
hundred persons !

DIED.
In his 64th year, the Rev. R. Baton Browne, of Wog 94,
Norfolk.

Feb. 14, at Da!reach, the Rev. James Clerk.
March 7, at Monaghan, the Rev. Matthew 'humble, oar
40 years Presbyterian Minister of that cengresagise, miff ti
the oldest members of the Synod of Ulster.
Thursday, at Sudbury, Holland Fowlke, son of the Rev. A.
Fowlke, of that place, aged eleven years.
Tuesday, in College-street, Westminster, iss after akw e,
illness, the only son of Lieutenans-Colouel
Parry, 9I Mak"
in the county of Carnarvon.
On the 24th instant, in Upper Belgravc-place, Pimlico, 401)
the Infant daughter a Mr.,,Alaurice Evans.
Thursday, in his 73d year, John Ibbotson, Esq. of Verson;
Cavessdlall-square.
Judy 3,122 n, at Calcutta, John To* EAR. of the Ilya Ent'
India Service. _ _

Dec. 22, at Berbice, Major A. Thistletbwayte, of the 2d Refit.
of Foot, Acting Lieutenant-Governor of that colony.
At blullye, on the Nepaul frontier, the 27th July LA *Or
Charles Peter Hay, of the 22d Regiment Bengal Infantry. a.'
manding the Chansparur Light Infantry.
In December last, at the Cape of Good Hope. Wal• WO
Rees, Fag. of the Bengal Establishment, and Second 35* ,
the Courts of Sadder Dewannee and Nixamut Adawbt.
The 15th September last, at Malva, in the But 104188,0 lk•
prime of life, Captain Henry Mordauut, of the 7th 11800111
Native InPantty.
Sept. 30, at Moweutenant Kenneth Cruirkshasksllllo
Bengal Horse Artillery, Li
aged 20.
March 12, at Bath, Catherine, wife of the Hon. Old 1111
James St. Leger.
In the West Indies, Colonel Clarke of the Sib
Foot. He was the oldest man in the Regiment.
November 20, at Port Maria, Jamaica, Capt. James °welt
late of the Aberdeenshire Militia.
Sunday sennight, in Devonshire-attest, tbs Ilan. OthMlr
Fremantle, widow of the late Lieutenant-Colossi nllllO6l
and sister of the late Lord Maley,
Friday se'nnight, Colonel Douglas, at his rtsidenct le la.
ford-place.
In Stepben's.green, Dublin, in the Seth year of his 611,
Wm. Gilbert, late of Dame-street, bookseller.
Monday, the infant daughter of Wilbtahant F4lllOlO
M.P. of St. James's-square.
Sunday sennight, at Rose Villa, Hampton, Middlesll•W*.
624 year of his age, Edward &rettell, Esq. late Advocate-010r
ral to the Honourable East India Company, Beard-
At Crossmount, on the 6th instant, bin-Janet Better.,oo
of Captain John Campbell, of Boreland. rasa
Friday se'onight, at Brussels, of a fit of apeOexn...
Fleming Akers, Req. of &etyma Priory, Adm.
At Inverco, on the 11141 uk. Captain Donald Macdonald.
March 11, at Dublin Castle, Orlando George, 111648.
Captain the Hon. Orku4o Bridgman, aged five mouths.
T.
On the 15th instant, Catherine Ann, wife of the Rev.r
Great, Rector of Graveky, Herts.
At St. Laurence, in Thanet, on the 7th instant, HMO rikEr
at the advanced age of 9b ?eats and fear mouths. AMI .
71
'sober habits, and well known as a siedor and 11110‘112?"!'...
that place; he was an. extraordinary healthy sum, sodJAI&
tamed himself by his daily labour as a Ihne-bernet, tRw"--.
a few years of his death.
Friday se'nnight, at Saw, T. Dame, Esq.ln the 5.20.110,01
• his age. On the 2th he fell from his horse, in a fit 01.854/141L,,,
although mended by three medical Gentlemen of
be never spoke or appeared erosible fawn his 411 ts the
his deaths

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