Star.
London, England, 1820-11-20 00:00:00

MINTING.

H. Jolliffe, Esq.'s Fox.hotuids meet on. Wednesday, at Out
Wood ; Saturday, at Chipstead Church.
The Surrey Fos-hounds meet on Thursday, at Platt's Green ;
and'Saturday, at Battle 11111.—'fha Harries meet every day.
His Majesty's Stag-hounds meet on Friday, at the Dolphin,
near Slough, at ten o'clock.

EATING!
Thursday last, a pauper from hlilbrook, was taken on board
a ship in Hantoaze, where, for a small wager between two sea-
men, he devoured, in 73 minute*, the following article"; Ore:
A leg of mutton, of nine pounds and a half; four pounds ind a
half of pewee* & three pounds of bread; led two, bottles, of
porter, calculated at tilbs. in all twenty pounds weigltt,and on
the following morning complained of hunger

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,tiNntoarzlieTELLlGENcE.

CAMBRIDGE. NOVEMBER d 7,.
The Neater of St. John's College is likely to succeed to -14
iatint Deanery of Ely. -- -
The subject of the Norrislan Prise ifslay, for the pr. ,•••;
, is "The Cisme:dun between the Jewish and
en • •
Itriftb.n.. Thn omas:TSTArsgrave, M. A. Fellow pf Trini•T
lege, has been appointed Lord Almoners Reader and Prcfe,:cr
of Arabic In this University. •
The Rev. Daniel Gwilt, M.A. Fellow of &swills and ("Ai...,
cane, was on Friday last instituted to the Rectories of le-.•
Hugh= St. James's and All Saints, in Suffolk.
OXFORD, NOVEMBER la.
On the 00th ult. Grillltb Rithards, Esq. of Queen's Co,,7rz
was admitted Master of Arts.
Wednesday ae'nnightf Aletander James Mare, Fcllew v!
MI Soul's College, was admitsed Bailor in Civil Law.
. Thursday, the following. Degrees were conferred:
PIASTERS OP ALT&
Rev. George Tngram Fisher, Won:ewer College.
Rev. William Law Pope, Fellow of Worcester College.
Rev, Henry Arthur Becluivitb,.Chaplain of New College.
Richard Hasler. University College.
Henry Hey Knight, Fellow of Quern's College.
Bev. Rowland !feline Cooper, St. Edmund 1141.
' Rev. William Spencer Whitelocke, Balliol College.
Herbert Barrett Curteis, Student of Chtist Church.
• RACHELORP Of ARTS.
Frederick Richard Thresher, Esq. Q-azeu's College, 0:4:1

Compounder.
John Bradford, Pembroke College.
James Edward Austen, Exeter College.
John Broidwood, Exeter College.
Charles Joseph Bishop, St. Mary ilalL
Isaac Bridgman, St. Ealmun.d iiaiL
John Barnes Bourne, Tririii College.
Thomas Tonken flulmo, Trniity College.
John Garnett Atkinson; lirmennose College.
Henry Pereeval, F.sq. Braseinewe College.
James Biritett, Christ Church.
At an Ordination held atll:ila, on the Ist instant, by the
Bishop of Killa!a, f peiclis were admitted ilia
Priests °reefs rev. John EN taw the ''ev Thole,
Lloyd, the Rev. Lewis Prato-, and the R. v. Robert Nobia.
And the following were ordained Deatonsi—lionert Jones, c.:id
James P. Holmes, Esqrs.
ECCLESIA :TICAL PRONMTIONS.
The Bishop of St. David's is tinw enior Prebend of Pr!.
land, having had a Stall in Durham C • 1 dral many year; LI
i fore he was promoted to the See, which he has so and
meritoriously filled.
The Rev. Joseph Hilton, A.M. of Pembroke Hall,
bridge, to the perpetual f'uracy of Talk-o'rle-11111.
The Rte. William Stocking, to the Rectory of Quarringtna,
Suffolk.
The Re?. J. Dupre, D.D. Rector of Bow
ricer of Nientmore, Bucks, to the rectory of 'roynton
Sainte and Toynton St. Peter's, near Sp!lshy.
The Rev. Hugh Hodgson, B.A. of Catharine Hall, Cambridge,
to the Vicarage of Idmiston and Chapelry of Porto: .
. The Hon. and Rev. Henry Watson, to the Rectory of Cari-
ten, Northamptonshire.
The Rev. John Madtly, D.D. one of his Majesty's Chaplains
•In Ordinary, to the living of Stansfield, Suffolk.
The Rev. R. Gibson, to the Perpetual Curacy of the iia:y
Trinity Church, at Preston. •
The Rev. John William Gill. officiating Nlinisn.r of the
Parishes of Shute and Widworthy, in Davonshire, has been ap.
pointed Domestic Ch..pl.in to the Earl of St. Germans.
Lord Bolton has appointed the Ray. Sydenham Henry Pep-
pin, officiating Minister in. the Parish of Colyton, in Devonshire,
his Lordship's Dottiest' T Chaplain.
The Rev. W. Muir, Minister of St. George's, f;la,g,ow, LLD,
has been created D. D. by tit- U :iveNty of thut City.
The Rev. Francis Newport, to the Vicarages of Whitechurcb
and Lawcorn, in the Dine sr of Elsinore.

The following placard lias been p,stel up by some
Westminster Wag The Abbey having been fitted
up for the King s se, vice; Divine ser vice is postponed
till further notice." _ _ _

The necessary orders have been issued for the re-
moval from Cott. n-Garden. of the witnesses brougll
over for the purpose of giving evidence against her
MAJESTY, but whose pre .ence here is no longer
deemed necessary by his MAJESTY'S Government.
On Wednesday last the witnesses brought over du-
ring and since her MAJESTY'S trial, but who had not
been examined in the Hous'e of Lords, received or-
ders to hold themselves in daily readiness to be es-
corted back to their respective places of residence on
the Continent.
DREADFUL 4(cl NT.--Friday night, between ten
and eleven o'clock, as Mrs. ELIZABETH WARD, a wi-
dow, nearly seventy years of age, residing at Ealing,
was in the act of stepping into bed, she accidentally
set the curtains on fire, which communicating to her
night-clothes, she was enveloped in flames. Her
screams alarmed the whole family, who immediately
hastened to her assistance, and succeeded in extin-
guishing the lames; but she was so terribly burnt,
that she expired in a few hours, in the most excru-
ciating agony,. ,

BIRTHS.
On the 24th ult. the wife of Andrew Eider, a farmigestrassvaLt
in Pencaithiand, East Lothian, of three fine boys, who, wick
the mother, are doing well. . ,
At Liverpool, a few days ago, a poor Irishwoman, nand
Elderbery, of three fins children (two gide and a boy), who are
all doing well.

MARRY

Rev. Henry Grace Sperling, Sector of Papworth St. Ares,
near Huntingdon, to Mary, eldest daughter of Joseph Wilson.
Esq. of Highbuty-hill, Middlesex.
At Weymouth, the Rev. William Paige, of Milborne Pon, re
Miss A. Francis.

At Littlebampton. Sussex, the Rev. Arthur Atberle7, .4
Amelia Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Richard Hawkins, Esq.
Rev. H. Burn, Tialverpte' Norfolk, to Elizabeth, only
daughter of the late C. Bryan, Esq. of Jamaica.
Nov. 7, at Holmhill, Adam kinsman, Esq. to liuriet, e 1 O.
daughter of the late Capt.. Wm. Douglas, of the 11th Regimen!.
Nov. 13, at Flower Bank, Newtonstewart, Dr. James Black,
physician, Bolton, to Jane, eldest daughter of Mrs. Galt, Flower
Bank.
Nov. 9, at Lee, Edward Hodges, Esq. Purveyor to the
Forces, to Miss Jeraima Rolfe, of Elthans.
Nov. 4, Jasper Scityon Hagerman, Aid-de-Camp to the Xing
of Denmark, tollarriet, daughter of the late Hon. Geo. Vert
Hobart._

TM -LI& Grit& Roberts, of Warodostor, to Wes Ann
dossidor olfibo late Sanwa rc f, Esq. of Ewer.

. DIED. -
Saturday, at.llavant, Manta, leindenant Richard rower, of
the Royil Navy, aged 59 yeati.
Friday, at PlaagViyti,* the Bev. W. Roydasida, M.A. Itcr.c:
of Cerrikdruidion, Benbighddre, formerly a Fellow of Jews,
College, Qxfort • ' •
At Jesus. Lodst, Pa/Addle.. ilia 74. the Very Rev. WA.'
Lam:Pearce., V.R.S. Dean of the Cathedral Church f
Master
and-of:Jsiais College.- He. was formerly
Orator'of Cambtidge, and Master-of. theremple.
At Fro:held, aged 64, the 'Lev. 3s Gilknote, 14.1'
Tidcpmhe,
- Nov. 7, at Addington Parsonage, .E.4o4‘orium. Peter Eleffs
aged 6t,..many years Bettor of that Parish,. and of Itish.tugks
Suffolk.
Oct. 3o; at the Manse of F.dderton .the Rev. Alexander
' Nlunro Miniater of Edgerton, in the 64th'
year of his age, ""1
36th of his Miuistry.
Nov. 10, by a fall from his hone, Mr. John Iland, of ;Le
flhil of Sutton and Co. Leek, Staffordshire.

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