Star.
London, England, 1826-03-20 00:00:00

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, MAP.CN 17.

The following is a list of Inceptors to the degree of Master of
Am, on Friday last
Frederick Field, Fellow of Trinity College ; George Bidden
Afrys Fellow of Trinity College • Charles John Myers, Fellow of
Trinity College; Rev. Evan College;
Trinity College; Rev.
Thomas Crick, Fellow of St. John's College; Rev. Writ. iludj-
son, Fellow of St. Peter's College; Rev. Edmund Fisher, Fellow
of St. Peter's College; John Penrice, St. Peter's ('allege; Rev.
Robert Conyngbam, St. Peter's College ;. Rev. Charles Currie,
Fellow of Pembroke Hall; George Leapingwell, Corpus Christi
College; Rev. William Marshall, (teens College; Robert Charles
Hildyard, Fellow of Catherine Hall; Samuel Stones Rushy,
Fellow of Catharine Hall; Richard Edward Kerrich, Christ Col-
lege; Rev. Robert Cory, Fellow of Emmanuel College; Licher.'
Foley, Fellow of Emmanuel College.
The same day, the following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees :
Mssrans or ARTS—James Bainbridge, St. John's College (com-
pounder); W. Addington Norton. Christ College (compounder).
Rscuator. In Pomo—George Burrows, Caius College.
Bactottons or Aars—Charles William Chalklen, Trinity Col-
lege; Edmund Haswell, St. John's Colltre ; Cecil James Green,
Pembroke Hall; James Robinson, Queen's College; William
Raymond, Catharine Hall.
The same day, Mr. Horatio Samuel Hildyard, of St. Peter's
College t and Mr. Thomas Scott, of Queen's College, were elected
University Scholars on Dr. Bell's foundation.
Friday, Edward Bowyer Spoke, Esq. ILA. was admitted
Fellow of St. John's College, on the nomination of the Bishop of
Ely, and in the place of Charles Jenyns, E.g. ALA.-resigned.
Mooday last, Messrs. Laurence Stephenson, B A. the Rev. If.
Jackson, B.A. Thomas Newton, RA. Edward Wilson, 8.. t. and
John Henry Pooley, B.A. were elected Foundation Fellows of St.
John's College ; and Mr. Richard Wilson, B.A. was elected a Platt
Fellow of the saint society.

OXFORD, M ASCU 18.
Thursday, Mr. George Wylie, and Mr. Septimus Bellas were
elected Taberdars an the Old Foundation at Queen's College.—
Same day, Mr. Henry Birkett, Mr. Was. Monkhouse, Mr. George
Chester, Alt. John Tordiffe, and Mr. George Henry S. Johnson,
were elected Probationary S:bolars on the same foundation.

ECCLZSIASTICAL treoratorintos.
At a Congregation on Tuesday last, the Rev. John Charlesworth,
of Queen's College, Oxford, was admitted Bachelor in Divinity
(compounder.)
The Rev. John Bassett Campbell, M. A. &117 w of Trinity Col-
lege, Cambridge, was last week elected a Senior of that Society, in
the room of the late Rev. R. Hole.
The lbw. Frederick Winstanley, Vicar of St. Nicholas, Roches-
ter, and Curate of Frindsbstry, has been presented, by the Bishop
of Rochester, to the valuable vicarage of Is'cabana, Cambridgeshire,
vacant by the death of the Rev. J. R. Isaacson.
The Earl of Mountnorris has appointed the Rev. John Allen,
' Vicar of Aretey, to be his Domestic Chaplain.
The Rev. Charles Isaac Yorke has been instituted to the Vica-
rage of Litton, with the Vicarage of Eisey united and annexed, on
the presentation of the Earl of St. Germaine.
The Duchess Dowager of Richmond has appointed the Rev.
George Taylor, M.A. Head Master of Dedham School, to be goo
of her Grace's Domestic Chaplains.
The Bishop of Carlisle has presented the valuable living of
Lasonby, in Cumberland, to the Rev. Walter Fletcher, Chaneelior
of the Diocese, and Vicar of Dalston, vacant by the death of the
Rev. T. Myers.
Monday, the Archbishop of York licensed the Rev. L. J. Hob-
son, Master of the Free Grammar School, Doncaster, to the per-
petual curacy of Melton on the Hill,near that place ; Patron, R. F.
Wilson, Esq.'

Fridny night the series of Lent Concerts dosed at
Covent-garden Theatre, with undiminished (dot. Waits presided,
and was loudly applauded.
NVednecday night, Charles Atari:to Reader, a sin.
gle man, about the age of 40. was brought to the Court House.
Holbeck,on a charge of murder. Ile and another man had had
some words in a stable at HoMeek, which ultimately produced
blows, when Header struck the other man a fatal blow on the tem-
ples with a hay-fork, one prodg of which entered his bead three
inches, and caused immediate death.

BIRTH.
Thursday, at Ileathfitld Bark, the Lady of Sir Charles Runt,
Bart. of a son.