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London, England, 1810-11-05 00:00:00

UNIVERSITT INTELLIGENCE.

Oxraaa, Nov. 9.—Weriaroday Lot the fallooing Cotleteen
were admitted to degrees t
DAMILLOXIII IN CrVil !m.—Messrs. John Lathan',
Paggto Hale, of AU Souls college.
• ECCLINASTICAL

Rev. J. Hodgkinsoti, M. A. fellow of Beauvoir college,
u niversi ty.is presentedtothererpetual curacy of Hilt: Lanes*
Rev. C. Chevallier, M. A. to the recur of WslUsighatc,.
Saints, alias Filo:1)th, Suffolk.
Rev. J. H. Benton, B. A. rector of Hope Marvel. to
carne et Watford, Gloucestershire, void by the revicatioa
the Rev. J. Barrol, M. A.
Rev. Richard Venable'. B. D. to the consolidat.ti rectories
Aahwicken and Leziate, Norfolk, vacant by the decease
Rev. John Smith.
Rev. R. P. Packwood, to the vitarage of St. Mary's, Warwi
CAIhOISIDGC, OCT.29.—The Rev. George Resouard,fellost
Sidney coUege. is admitted Bachelor in Divinity, by royal turista
The Rev. T. K. Bonney, M. A. of Clare-hall, is elected
nior fellow of that society.
Messrs. Robert Davies, of Care-hall, Edward Hull,
John's college, Wilhant Strong, of Ts inity college, and
Conningliant, of L'eter-house, are admitttil BaCkelors of
The preferments of which the Rev. Joseph Monne'.
ford, lately died possessed, have bees disposed des folloy.
Rectory of Newton, iu t:tr Isle of Ely, has been prevented
Boillop to the Rev. Peter Sandiford, lately of
Cambridge; and that of Stretton. in Rutland, by Sir
Heatiscote, to the kev. Mr. Douglas.

The Rev. Samuel flolcrorthy, M.A. Vicar of Cron
county of Derby. is appointed by the Lai of Essex, bas
ship's Domestic Chaplain.

BIRTFL

Tlttrqday fast, in Grosvenor-place, the Lady of Herbert Mi-
ner, LL.D. of daughter,

MARRIED. •
At Dumfries, on Monday, the 29th o*. Mazwe Hyslop. Esq.
of Jamaica, to Miss Mary Maxwell, secOcd daughter of Wel!.
wood Maxwell, Esq. of Bornelctigh,Dumfries-shire.
Rev. Charles Barter Sweet, of Kentisbury, Demi, to Lucy,
youngest daughter of the late G. Y. Fort, Esq. of AWL tbu:, -
house, Wilts. •
Rev. G. Howes, Rector of Spixworth, Norfolk, to Mlu Visa •
Beth Fellowes, third daughter of R. Fellows, Esq. of Statcdui.a,
Norfolk.
Rey. Wm. Pritchard, of Beddiagton Park, Surrey, to Mid.
Wilds, of Lewes.
Tuesday last, at Vnpcote. Clouted/white, the Rev. J‘i!so
Haggit t, Rector of Dittoni
. to Missi)jtJa, eldest daug4ter ct
late Sir Henry Peyton, Bart.

. ,
• DUD.
Ac his scat, at Wood End, Yeakshire, en the 16th of October,.
Samuel C romp( Uh, Esq. aged- ahoy.
blonday, the 49th ult. as his house. in Charintte•streetlileer -
bury, in the 65th year of his age, Aleaander
Monday, at her mother's house, in Exeter, Miss //awns ii'e••
tern, of the Theatres Royal, Weymouth, Exeter, and
lily m'-
Sunday, the inith ult. the Hon. Francis Hay Drumm:mil, tf: •
only brother of the Earl of Kinnoull. In attempting, about tu • •
o'cLick that morning, on his return to Dttpplin Carle,'' kl •
the river Larne, which was much enlarged by the rain et °—
preceding evening, such was the strength of the current, OIL ‘c
was thrnwn from his horse and perished.
Saturdny„at his apartnients in St. lames's Palace, Croce;"
ton, Esq. principal page to she Quetta. •
Captain Joseph Batt, of his Majesty's ship Sabine, on the :
is
ult. In the Royal Hospital at Plymouth.
Lately, at Esher. Elizabeth Deggle, witr of the Rev. War Inb
Deggle, rector of that parish.
Rev. D.. Chanipneys, sebdeen of St. Paul's cathedral, gad 7..1.
Res. Wm. liowen, of Netdettur, Wilts, aged 58.
Lately, at Steeple Morden, the Iles. Richard King,
Worthen, Sit ropt hire, and Vicar of Sople iti ordets.
A few days since, in Niaidstone after a short Mmes. te.t
94th year of his age, Witham Wood, eosin:only called 1.."
Wood: this eccentric character was the oldest man lb V A
stone, and one of the first bargemen that cane down the •-
ble cut from Tunbridge to Maids:one. The Tunbridge N.(
way Company, tor his long and faithful services,
him several pare ago wish his men, acconspasied •
pension., He was pat ticularly fond of 'bowies'
gets, on which was a brass plate with his (atoll:
ved thereon, and was Lever wanting for his.
save the King" on every loyal *erasion, which
utmost retention and unimpaired facalties, till
f Lis death.

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