Star.
London, England, 1829-11-16 00:00:00

A 2C' ACCOUT

OF THE GROSS nEcEtrrs OF STAMP DUTY.
IN EACH Or THE TWENTY-ONE YeAR4, 11108-1828,
Under each of the four under-mentioned Head; Tiz :

Years.

ro.t ;tom.

Stag• Coach.

245.783
207,861
2 '.8.054
9 9,585
224,273
277,467
271,619
217.021
927.424
243,851
224,828
239,840
945,934
242,703
942 334
261,873
236 389
232,651
237,293
225,864
2.38,858

175,303
199,150
195,994
191,250
187,663
178.972
189,462
$17,671
274,841
264,664
256,107
260.543
273,447
279,602
311.2114
345,823
361,545
362.740
358.976
394,492
407,533

It.eello►*e. Pamphlets.

£1 .02 7

87

979
1.074
860
942
600

0110
1 020
1,073

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.
CASIIIRINov' 13

The indlieet of the.Notrisian Prise Essay for the ensuing year Is
The Christian Religion the last Revelation to he eapected of
the Will of Goo." _ _

The following Gentlemen were ordained by the Lord Bishop of
Ely, In the chapel of the place at Ely. on Sunday last :
I/memos—Rich. Paley. A.M. Emanuel Col. Wm. Hearth
Shelford. M:A. Emmanuel Cot. Wm. Bolide Co!beck, R.A. Em-
manuel C. Theodosius Burnett Stuart, M.A. Queen's Col. Robert
Harriet. M.A. Queen's Col. Edw. Arthur Smedley. M.A. Trinity
Col. Abel Chapman, U,A. Queen's Col. Thos. Riddell. M.A. Tri-
nity Col. Chas. John Myers, M.A. Trinity C.A. John Hodges.
B.A. Trinity Cul. Edwards Peacock, aA. St. John's Col. Win.
Potter. B.A. St. St. Peter's C.A. Wodehouse Berney Atkins Ha-
•en, V.A. from the Bishop of Norwich.
Iteterre—Henry Arlen, M.A. Pembroke Col. Wm. Farley
Wilkinson, M.A. Corpus Christi Col. Edw. Bates, KA. Clare
Hall ; Rich. Taylor, U.A. Queen's Col. Wm. Keeling. M.A. St.
John's Col. • _ . . . . .

The following Gentlemen of this University were ordained by
the 1314h0p of Ramer on the 2Sth ult
Deacons—J. S. Cookesley, ILA. St. John's, and F. Parker,
D. A. Trinity College.
Paissm—J. J. Frobisher, D.A. Trinity College, and W. Mors.
bead. ILA. Sidney College.
His Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affsirs
has nominated the Iteva John Holt Simpson, M.A. F.R.B S. of
Pembroke College, to the place and nice of Chaplain to his
Majesty's Government established in St. Alirhael's and the Asore
Islands. _ _

OXFORD Nov 13.

The Rev. Rowland Thos. Bratistock, M.A. of University Col-
lege. is presented to the Rectory of The!bridge, Devon, on the pre-
sentation of W. W. Woodward. Rag. of Pershore. Worcestershire,
veld by the cession of the Venerable the Dean of York.
The Rev. John Fisher Turner, 11. A. of Worce-ter College. is
presented to the Rectory of Sr. Mary Major, Exeter, on the pre-
sentation of the Dean and Chapter of Exeter Cathedral.
The Rev. William Harding, B.A. of University College, is on
his own petition presented to the Vicarage of Sulgrave, in the
county of Northampton. vacant by the resignation of the 11ev.
James Western [larding.
On Wednesday last the Rev. G. Cumming Rashleigh, M.A.
Fellow of New College. was elected a Fellow of Winchester Col-
lege, in the room of the late Archdeacon Heathcote, by the War-
den and Fellows of the last mentioned Society.
Same day the Rev. William Henry Havergal. M.A. late of St.
Edmund's Hall, was instituted to the Rectory of Astley, Worces-
tershire, void b. the death of the Rev. Denham J. J. Cook's, the
last Incumbent, on the presentation of Maria Henrietta Cooke*,
of Woodiumpton, widow, and George Maguey. Ilaq. of Chel-
tenham.
'llse Rev. William Chary, D.D. Master of Sidney Sussex Col-
lege, is elected Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge for the ensuing year.
Rev. Barwick J. Sams, NI.A. of (Irk College, Cambridge, to
the Rectory of Fakeham, in Norfolk,. on the presentation of the
Duke of Grafton.
Rev. G. Johnson, M.A. to the Rectory of Athreigny, Devon,
void by she dra hof the Rev. J. T Johnsn. •
Rev. •F. Butt, M.A. to the Vicarage of Churchrowe, with
• Kingsbridge, sane county, void by the" death of the Rev. 0. F.
• Wise.
Rev.-Strickland Edward Neville, M.A. to the Vicarage of
Houghton, nett Ilerpley, Norfolk.
Rev. Edward John Seukler, M.A. to the Perpetual Curacy of
• Barmer, Norfolk.
Rev. H. Spencer, to the Perpetual Curacy of Crimplesham,
Norfolk. Patron, the Bishop of Ely.•
Rev. IL Frere, B.A. to the Itsctory of Finningharn Suffolk.
Rev. 'Yorke, M.A. to the Recur, of Sisenfield, katest.
Sunday oennight, the Bishop of Leighlin and Ferns held an Or-
dination at St. Mark's Church, Dublin, when the following Gen-
tlemen were ordained :
Pantme.—John Jebb, A.M. lett. dim diocese Limerick, Robert
Wm. Nishitt, A.B. Hugh Gillelan, A.B. James Lai. g, A.B.
John Archdall, A. B. Wm. Goodwin, 1.11 Richard Croly, A.B
foe the diocese of Leighlin and Fenn ; George Kelly, A.B. let.
dim. Hun. Henry De Montmorency, A.B. Anthony Lefrisy
Courtenay, A.B. Archdiocese of Dublin ; Joseph Marshall. A.B.
let. dim. Rapist*.
Dmetfes —Joseph Smith. A R. George Read.. A.B. for diocese
of Leighlin and Ferns; John Brunskill, A.B. let. dim. from the
diocese of °ankh ; John Lewis Moore, A.B. F.T.C.D.
The Candidates were examined in ollege for two days pre-
ceding, by tke Rev. Dr. Elrington, Regius Professor of Divinity to
the University.
Sir John Clerk, Bart. of Penicuick, M.P. has appointed Mr.
John Paton, assistant and successor to his father, the Rev. John
Paton, Minister of Wowed,.

THE Coax Coxvicvs.—A reprieve for eight days
went down, we understand, last nigh,. It is well
that the executive should hesitate in this case, and
ponder well whether three men should be executed on
the same evidence that acquitted two others outright,
and half acquitted many more—Dublin Morning Re-
#ister.

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