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CAMBRIDGE, JULY it.
*e f* how; the hat tit bf Tom, the degree of N'ar_
ter of Arts was conferred on 1211dstopier chards, of gut.,
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College. •
The Roe. Naas Tbschedejt Rikarti, Moir of King's
tete; was on the, lrt inst. presented,' fry the Primate of Irelat ti,
to the living of Ardie, in the eosinty of Louth.
The Revs John therms, B.A. of Trinity_ College, has betia
presented by Arshdescoo Marithant, id the Vicarage of I.:s;usiol.
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too, ip the Rost Riding of Yorkshire.
The volvanist Listing of Beiwiek-in-Rlmet, in Yorkshire, va.
cant by the death of Ur. ktaseri, late Bishop of Dristbl, is p.e.
seated to the Rev. 'Bathurst, on to the Right
Diane Ditherer, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. T.:.,
Livnwris is the gift* the Kis4, as Duke of Lancaster.

OXFORD, JULY IS.
qn thsath hootanti the but day of Act Term, the followir.•
•Degrees were conferred :

MAMMA Or ARTS.
The Rev. S. Hurt 'Langston, Fellow of Waclham College:
/LACHELOIL or Asia.
John frying, of Worcester College.
The whole number of Degrees in Act Term vils—aro. Fivt
D.C.L. One; D. Mcdh One; 13. D. live; Two; MN!,
Two; M.A. Sixty-one; B.A. Seventy-nine; Matrio.l
Eighty-two.—Regents of the Act—Doctors, T%vc.,iy-two;
tens, One Hundred and Sixty-three.
Sunday, at a general Ordination of the lion. and RigSt
the Bishop of Gloucester, holden in the Cathedral, the foLuw„ g
Gentlemen were admitted into Holy Orders

DEACONS.
names Arden, B.A. Queen's College Cambridge.
John Edmund Jones, B.A. St. Edinapt;d Hall, fexford.
Ford Richardson, B.A. University College, Oxlord.
C. P. N. Wilton, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge.
Samuel Rickan* B, A. Oriel College, (Word.
P. T. B. Hicks, examined. Student of Trinity College, Carib,
Francis Lunn, 13. A. St. John's College, Cambridge.
John George Storie, RA. Magdalen College Oxford.
Richard Faye, L.A. St. Mary Hall, Oxfor.l.

WUliagn Gabee, V.A. Worcester College, Oxford.
William Mow., M.A. Pembroke College, Oxford.
Join Jeffcris Cole, M.A. Radio! College, Oxford.
Henry Ayling, RA. Magdilen Ball, Oxford.

. ECCLES' ASTIC A L PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. Edward Jenies,. M.A. of Christ Cliurth, Oxford, Li
presented to the perpetual curacy of Mortlake, Surrey.
The Rev. W. Killett, B.A. to the Vicarage of l'enningb.,:',
Norfolk.

The Rev. Daniel Rowlands, to, the perpetual Curacy 'f
Llanyeefen, Pembrokeshire.
The King has presented the Rev. Thomas Macfarlane to
Church •f the United Paddles of Dyke and Moy, in the Prr•..
byterfof Fortes and county or Moray, void by the death of t'sl
Rev. James Smith.

The King has presented the Rev. John Fraser to the Churr4
and Parish of Cluny, in the Presbyrery of 'Kincardine 'I,
and county of Aberdeen, void ty-the aesth of the liev.
der'Nfearns.

BIRTH.
July 5, the Lad/. of Litut.-Col. Ross, of the 4th Drago..l
Guards, of 'a daughter.

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Tuesday, at Stroud, the Rev. Henry Baker Tristram, N.
View of klninham, Yorkshire; and Student of 'Christ Chuh:,
Oxford, to Charlotte Jocelyn, youngest daughter of the late
Thomas Smith, Faq. of the Temple.
July 6, the Rev. V. Hill, Rector of. Wells, to Miss Dickess,
of Salaam, Norfolk.
July 3, at Creeton, the Rev. John Sibald, of Kirkmabreck,
to Miss Margaret Young.
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July kat Sc. Margaret's C :.:arch, Canterbury, Liout. P‘orne,
R.N. to Mrs. Wethcrelt, of
Wednesday, at • Mary-la-u .ntle Church, Major-Genera S'r
James Lyon, K.CB. to Anna, eldest (iambus of the Lae Li-
ward Cole, Esq. of Hampstead Heath.
January 8, at Calcutta.. Mr. George Strziford to Miss Louisa
' Clement.•= /hinter, daughter uf the Lie Pr. Willi.ou Hunter,
of the Bengal Establishment.
July 10, Lieut.-Col: the Hon. Janes Hamilton Stanhope, to
Lady Frederica Louisa Marray.
Thursday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Licatenant-Ge-
anal Sir Colin Baikal; K.C.B. and G.O GA to Letitia Sash,
widow of the late Major Tyler, R. A. •
July 5, at Antwerp, Idajtar Stepney Cowell, of the Cold-
stream Guards, to .Mart Anne, Olga daughter of the for..
Robert Antsaley; and in the, same day, the. Rev. Thomas 31a.
hon, Rector of Sewpott Pratt, in 'the county of Mayo, to
Ciitherine,• second daughttruf Mrlitnnaley.
• In Caswell County, Nardi Carolina, Capt. Wm. Grass to
Wes Nancy Grass, alialker of Graves. ,
The Gowns, 'tis• mid, Will yield their dead,
When the last trumpet *bakes the skies;;'
Bat, if Gib please, from Graves lake these, •
A doses Main folks may rise!

DIED.
Lately, on the Coast of Africa, Mr. Edward Piney Wilkes,
surgeon of his Majesty's ship Myrmidon.
In January last, at Batavia, on board -tbe Brisannia, Mr.
Charles W. Taylor, Master R.N.
July 10, at Margate, Mrs. &raanack, wife of Capt. Henry
Strannack, in the Ostend trade.
,July 7, at Bromley, Kent, Sarah Elisabeth. third daughter
of the late Rev. Wm. Strong, Rector et Norton, Kent.
July B,4st Chasm, Amelia Catherine,cLaughter of the Lite
Rev. Henry Peach.
July 2. at the Manse of Bothwell,-Rebecca, youngest &ugh.
tea- of the Rev. Matthew Gardiner.
; Wednesday te'unight, at Dawbsk, Deem, ,Catherine,
daughter of the Rev. J. a Hall, of Risky Hall, Derbyshire,
aged 21 years.
Thursday, on Woolwich Common, Barbara, widow of List g
Colonel Baynes, Royal Artillery. -
Moodiy, a fine boy, the son of-Mr. Foulkes, of Chester,
-was drowned in the Dee, opposite Mr. Dixon', timber-yard.
Thursday week, suddenly, whilst in the act of running to
turn some cattle, William~ son of Mr. James Reddick, tenant
in Belridding, parish of Bothwell, Ikunfries.shire, aged sm.
July 1; at Sidmoutb, aged 24, Edward Thomas Hearth,
Esq. B.A. of Trinity College, Onferd, eldest • son of Robert
Hetheth, R•l4. High Sheriff foe the county of Lancaster.
On the 4th inst. at Weymouth, the Rev. Willough6y Berti's
late Fellow of An Soule'College, Oxford, ark& for many years
Rector of Dockland, Surrey.
At Clonkele Glebe House, fieland, aged -80, the Rev. Wii-
Sam D.D. well known to the literary world, and
who brought into notice the rainabie properties of florin grass

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATEN
LFARE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous
• forming, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEAF E.
One small Pill Is a dose, and the taking-of ono Box, in a retro
awes will wan convince the whale the certainty of his *peek
recovery. Nesitbg oan better anmatrtved, soore aft, or more
;abrasion than this Remedy, Ow sarbas am obliged to go Jour•
nirs it to sea, ask needs no maihmusene nor restraint of diet;
and sixty years experience (in an eareasiveractim) has proved
that it will effect a Core when repeated SIIIWAOSI and all other
methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chren:cal
Disorders, this Medicine has ea its paribel. Upwards of
40,000 persons of hods axes bare been radically cored of the
shoal cruel disorders, within use lea eight years. Prepared and
sold by the Sole Proprietors T. TAYLOR and embers
of the Reypl College of Surgeon., at their Hata, No. 9, Nest
Bridp-sireetk in Boxes of only 4s. 9d.-eacis, dory included...
N.B. Two back doors; Led Liglots in the Paige* at bight--
They are also sold by their appointment, with copious directions
alb. Toy aiwp,, LU, Oxfvd-steer Disborouglis, No.;
frish.strest-hill, nearly opposite the Monument • and Woe
Penal in every considerable Town in Great, Britain and Ireland.
Advice grads to persons taking the above, or other of the pro.
Priefees Modidues.

HIGH-WATER et LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW
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