Star.
London, England, 1828-08-25 00:00:00

CLERICAL IN I EILIGENCE.

Wet RUA tICA I. Pit OM011( IXL
,Tharsday,sennight the Rev. W. Lisle Bowles, M.A. of Trinity
College, and Prebendary of blaJor Pars Altarie, in Salisbury Ca.
thettral, was unaniniously elected by the Dean and Chapter ones(
the Canons ltesideutiary, in the room of she Rey. Mr. Canonic%
deceaped.
The Rev. Zacharias Henry &ddulpb, B.D. Dean of Dielnity,
and Fellow and Tutor of Magdalen Collette, Oxford, hasiereepte.
seated to the Vicarages of Ohi and New Shoreham, Suate, by tin
patrons thereof, the President and Fellows of the above Culler. •
The Rev. Thomas Nikson Biagden, 8. R. Fellow of Magdalen
College, Oxford, has been resented to the Vicarage of Wsittiut
ton, Sussex, by the patrons, the President and Feliews of Hut

The Rev. Lancelot Jeferron, M.A. Fellow of Queen's
Orford, has been presented to the 'Vacates* of though. in the
county of Westmorland, vacant by the death of the ltee.Laneasue
Dodgron.M.A.

The Brighton Paper states that the Rea.Thenas Pitman, MA
of WmMain College, Oxford, is to succeed the Rev. Dr. Brodie.
deceased, as Vicar of that town.
The Rev. Gilbert Ainslie, M.A. Feller* and• Tutor of Pen.
broke College, Cambridge, was en Friday last unanimously elected
Master of that Society, in he room of the lace very Rev. Dr. Torms.
The Rev. R. Rocke. B A. to the Rectory of Lynden, Rutland
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shire, vacant by the death of the Rev. WuNam•Eaktr.
'Abe Rev. E. Walker, B.A. to dui Rectory of Langton, me&
Horncastlo. . . • .

Saturday s'ennight the Rev. Wm, Hobson, Clerk, was licensed*
the Perpetual Curacy of -Tisurion,sin the county of Norfolk, on die
nomination of Sir William Beauchamp Proctor, of Langley Ilan,
in the said county, Baronet.
Sir W. P. H. Campbell, Bart: of Marchmorit, bat presented No
am James Rutherford; of the Scotch Chuir.h. Whitby, to .the
Fetish of Channelkitk, traeant by the Beath of the late Brows,
Tuesday Mr. William Adair Pettigrew„preachix of the Gospel,
was ordained to the pastoral charge of .the Relief Church of Dysan.
On the 7th instant the Rev. (*.
,JobtiThotnaon was ord..inedie
the pastoral charge of theTarish kflitgiteldf ;.the Rev. Mr. Burt,
of Arngalk, preached and presided on the occasion.
The Rev. George M. Juke; of irrinfty College, Cam6ri4e,lin
been unanimously elected by Hie' congregation, Minister of the
English Protestant Chapel at Havre de Otace,:vold by the rerigoa•
don of the Rev. Charles &lin, late of New College, Oxford.' •
• The Bishop of Peterborough has instituted the Rev. Richard
.Rocke, B.A. to the Rectory Of diyaden, in the.county of Rutland,
vacant by the death of she Rev. Wm. Baker..
The Rev. Edward Walter, B.A: Vicar of IFOodhall, hat he ti
instituted by the Bishop of Vital, to the Rectory of Langton"
Deer Marmalade. • '' •- "
The Rev. William Merman, "ol Sr. Andrew's, isle ordained, as
the 30th u*. Miniacerotthe rows and parish of Crail, on which
occasion the Rev. Mr. Brown, of Largo4rcatehe4. and presided.
The United Aseoblute Presbytery of Forfar met at
parish of Monikie, en Tuerdor hat, fee the pupae of ordaining
Mr. John F.ckfort to the pastoral charge of the congregation then
uncle, their impieties.: ' •

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WI NC HlSTtit, AUG owe2n =A .drea4Col.wiclasit. bob
fell the mail conch from LOndoo. • tO. SOOthfOlvpierl. di*
morning, when within five utiles of IMO city. On- do
'scenting Ovingtoo- hitt, the se4 of General Df er, thc
horses became unMatiageable, and setting off, at full
speed, so continued unfit ihey.came inAontact Withoos
of the posts of the turnpike gate, which thershivercd to
atom'. One of the horses was, by the violence of the
concussion, killed on the spot. The coachman's skull was
fractured so that his life is despaired of; and an nut,i
passenger, a female, was, also frightfully mainicl. The
only inside passenger, a Gentleman, escapod unhurt.

• *HKADONADAKY:
This DAY—Full Moon 98 minutes past 5 in the martin:y-44
Lewis, King of France and Cot:lessor.
Towoasow—Day breaks 49 miuutes past, f2—Sett uses r Inisw".
past S.
Wwnstsbay—Algiers stormed by Lord Rsmouthi-1816.
TwumwaV—St..Augustine ; the most voluminous writerolf all the
Fathers. rn :591 he was chosen Bishop of Hippo, And died 0.
430, aged 76. Mosbtim says he possessed " a sublime 2.etriu.,
Indefatigable application, an invincible patience, a sincere fief.
and a subtle and lively wit."
FlMAY—Decollation of John the Baptist.
SATURDAY—HOUR tises hall-past rine in the evening—Sunsets
minutes p.ist 6.

MARRIF:D.
At Keynshm, the Rev. J. Barker, to Jame, youngest &miller
of the late Colonel Swinburn.

At Walton, Somerset, the Rev. Wm: Catpendale, to Etonlas
second daughter of the late J. Coulson, Esq. of Clifton Wood.
At Titelnuarsh. Northamptonshire, the Rev: Daniel Bastes •
Langley, S.C. L. of St. John's College, Cambridge, to Anne, second
daughter of the late blr. T.-F. Palmer, of Olney,. Bucks.
The Rev. Joseph Alderson,. of Heals:minor, to Jane, aldea
daughter of the Rev. •James Cury, Rector, of Kottlestose.
At Edinburgh, the Rev. James Crawford, Vicar of St. AIM*
Drogheda, to Elizabeth, eldest, daughter of A. Tirabazon, .

Dllill.

Aged 76, the Rev. John Valentine, of Oadby, Leicestershire.
Aged 7J, the Rev. £ward Jones, !lector of Rudford, and Vicar.
of Cone, Minor Canon of the Cathedral Church of GiOUCCgcr,
a Magistrate of that county.
Rev. I'. 111. Cornwall, forty years Curate of the parish if,
Wootton-under-Rise, and above twenty years Vicar of West-
bourne, Sussex.
In Bury-street, St. James's, Richard Burrows Teasdale, Est,
Lieutenant in his Majesty's 13th Regiment of Light Drago°4
aged 2.5.

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