Star.
London, England, 1827-07-24 00:00:00

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.
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CAMBRIDGE, Jute 10.
The Rev. Martin Davy. D. D. Master of Cahn College, has been
presented to the valuable Rectory of Cottenhatn, Cambridgeshire,
vacant by the cessioo of the Rev. J. H. Spailte, M.A.
The Hon. and Rev. Henry Watson, M.A. has been presented to
the Rectory of Kettering. In the county of Northampton.
The Rev. John Feliowes. M.A. has been instituted to the Rectory
el blaithy, Norfolk, en the penetration of Robert Feliowes, Es*
OXFORD, JILT 21.
On the 10th hut. at the advinced age of $3, the Venerable Chas.
Daulieny, D C. 4 formerly Pelfore of New College, Atchdeaten,
and one of the Prebendaries of Salisbury, Fellow of Winchester
College, and Vicar of North Bradley. Possessed of extensive eru-
dition. ►is literality productions constitute splendid monuments of
eccleslastleal knowledge; and the parochial district confided to his
,care will transmit to distant ages unparalleled indications of his 'pas.
toral regard. Founder of an elegant Chtipel of Ease at Road, two
almshouses at Bradley, with three official manses, he became a pato.
chial benefactor to the amount of ten thousand pounds, superadded
to augmentation of the Incumbency, by surrender of his personal
interest in the rectorial tithe, with annual donation of one hendrbd
pounds to the poor. Having completed his Archdeaconal Visitation
the preceding week, be delivered,' pastoral address to his congre-
gation at Road, but forty-eight hours etc he was summoned to sur-
render his important charge. •
Mr. J. G. Dowling. li,A. of Worcester College, has been elected
by the Mayor and Aldermen of Gk. center, to the Mastership of
Crypt Grammar School, void by the resignation of the lieu.
T. Jones.

Sunday sennight a General Ordination was held in the Ca.
thedral, Gloucester, by the Bishop of that Diocese, when the fol-
lowing Gentlemen were admitted into Holy Orders:
DlACON..—Arthur Moore, B.A. Pembroke College, Oxford;
Thomas PlOOll Jenkins B.A. University College. Oxford ; John
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Jennings Smith, B.A. Catharine Hall. Cambridge.
Paimvs.a...larnes Hardwick Dyer, M. A. Fellow of Trinity
College, Oxford; John Colborne, B.A. Wadhatn College. Oxford;
Charles Wallington' B.A. Christ College, Cambridge.
The Bishop of Durham is visiting and confirming through
his Diocese. His Lordship's charge has etched the wrath of the
Editors of the Dorhain Chronicle, who hays addressed to him an
expostulatory letter on the subject. Ills Lordship's health is far
from good. A confirmation at Chester-le-street was, on account
of his illness, obliged to be postponed.
The Bishop of Cakutta,bas accepted the °lice of Viee•Patron
dike Church Missionary Society.

Rev. T. Lloyd, to be Chaplain of Hertford Gaol, vice the Rev,
F. Franklin, preferred to the Living of Albrigbton.
Rev. J. !High, M. A. to the Mastership of the Free Gramm*]
School at Kimbolton, vacant by the death of the Rev. J. Thompson.
Saturday sionista the Rev. Thomas Peyton Stapp, M. A. was
instituted by the Bishope of Norwich, on the presentation of the
Rev. John. Brewster Wilkinson, of Holbrook, in Suffolk, to the
Rectory end Parish Church of Rickinghall Inferior, with the
Rectory and'Parish Church of -Riekinghall Superior anneleds
vacant by the death of the Rev. William Baynes.
The Rev. James Dui Ward, A.M. has been inducted to the
Rectory of Kingston, in the Isle of Wight, vacant by the resigns.
don of William Stanley Goddard, Clerk.
Env. Jebn Watson Braden M.A. Prebendary of the Prebend
of Lida', and Precentor of Braden,
Cathedral Church of Wells, lies
been duly eiscted a Canon Residentiary of the said Cathedral, by
the Dean and Chapter deb, same.
Rev. Cheeks Henry Pulsford, M.A. a Canon Raddentkry
of Wells Cathedral, bas been instinsted„ by the Bishop of Batb
and Wells, to the Vicarage of Buroham, Soniersetaire to which
• was presented by the Dean and Chapter of the said Cathedral
Church, on the death of the Bishop of Rochester, the last incum-
bent thereof.
Rev. J. Jenkins, Rector of KniU, Herefordshire, and Curate of
Whitton, Radnorshire, to the Vicarage of Norton in the said
musty of Radnor, on the presentation of the Loth Chancellor,
thi.,ugla the recommendation of Sir H. J. Brydges, Bart.
Tuesday, the Rev. William Henderson, A. M. was Instituted to
the pastoral charge of St. Paul's Chapel, Carrubber's Close, Edin-
burgh.
Mr. James Gowan*, preacher of the Gospel, has been ordained
to the once of the minisuy of the putted Associate Congregation
of Kilwinning.
11ev. Mr. Fuller, relative of the Dean of Carlisle, has been sp-
pcs'aited to Sr. Peter's. Pimlico ; Rev. C. H. Lethbridge, to be
Chaplain of H. M.S. Hyperion ; Rev. B. F. Roberts, to be Chap-
lain of H.M.S. Gloucester; Rev. J. K. Goldney, to be Chaplain
of H.M.S. Victory; Rev. T. Perris, to be Chaplain of H.M.S.
Britannia ; Rev. T. Quarles, to be Chaplain of H.M.S. Briton ;
Rev. James Morino. to the Scotch Church at Dartmouth, Nova
Sooda; Rev. David Welsh, to the Pariah of St. David's, Glasgow.

Jams' bonus°, Esq. of the Ho-ale Circuit, is ap•'
pointed a Judge at New South Wales.
A new colony is founding at a place called Western
Port. 400 miles $. Wof Sydney. Settkri, convicts, &a. have bats
Jain there by Government.