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London, England, 1820-03-13 00:00:00

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

CIXFORD, iii-t. Reg U. •
Wednesday S,e'nr,ight, the iton. Morton nt.'en, v 4 the P.r.
Charles Webber, B.A. Students of Christ (.melt, were si
mitted Masters of Arts; and Charles George Vsisableolrogrnor,
Student of Christ Church, was admitted BA. •

Monday, the Rev. I'hilip Ward, of ?ditty College, atd
George Trevelyan, of Baliinl Col:ege, were admitted Mnsten of
Arts; and John Cltrnctitlllucton, of tt. Jean's Cullege,-.ezo
admitted Bachelor of Arts.

Tuesday, Richard Bethel!, B. A: Scholar of Wadham Colbert
was uuanirnously elected Vlilerian Scholar la Common Law.
ECCLESIASTI CAI. PROMOTIONS..

The Rev. Charles David Bruceton M.A. is presented to do
Rectory of Little :Nlassirghani, NorfOlk.
The Rev. Richard B. Benue, Fellow of Emanuel Cul-
ler, Cambridge, to the valuable Vicarage of King's lkotr.pton,

Wednesday se'nnight, the Council of Edinburgh, agreed to
transfar its patronage of the Church of Darnbarney to a lit.
Anderson, fur the sum cf .r 1400.
• DUBLIN, 3IARCH G.
Lord George Beresford, brother to the Marquis of Water;
ford, the present Bishop of Clogher, has been translatca to the
Archiepiscopal See of Dublin, vacant by the death of the late
Dr. (,'haver. The Diocese of Clogher is locked upon as supe-
rior in point of emolument to the Archdiocese of I)tanin. The
Rev. Dr. Ihniu is spoken of as the person Who will be selot:e4
for the vacancy which has occurred in the Epircopal Order.
At the late Commencement in this University, the Degree of
' Doctor of Divinity wit* cot,ferre.d on the Bishop of Drornsd,;•,
the Rev. Robert Bell, the liev. Charles W. Wall, and the Rev,
Charles IL Ellington. The Rev. Henry King, and James LW.
rence Ce.tter, v.ere admitted to 014 of Doctor of lavot. lite
Rev. Henry Lefrcy, At.tgnstus litch:n, Robert Ball, P.Otrt
Alathews, Henry 'the°. Hodder, Charles Forster, .iol.n P.
Gannon, Williain Digby, Henry Gubbins, William Z.
Dam
strong, and (~Co. 11. M. Johnston, were admitted to the Degree •
of Master of Arts. And one hundred and eleven Students were
admitted to the Degree of Bachelor of Arts. The Vice-Chan-
cellor's Prizes were adjudged to 'Mr.-P. S. Butler, Williays
Cole, Robert W. Kyle, and Robert Purdon. 'flte Gold Medals
to Humphrey I,llyd and J. I}st;oy, who, with (..iecrgo Dailey.
Philip Homan, David Thompson, John I.l4laker, .L.mes Brady.
llenry iisitton, and John /goose, are placed at the he.d of Heir
Ciasc, fut disir distinguished merit iu their Undergmluate
Course.

Upwards of one hundred tine oak trees, averaging
GO feet in height, were torn up Sy the roots from the
avenue leading to Nlatintry Hall, in Cheshire, the ssat
of T. S. Ilanuy, Esq. by ti,e late violent winds.
Last week tour men employed at a distillery hi'
East Lothian, having gone Otto a large spirit tun,
when newly emptied, and before the I resh air had got
circulation, became instantly insensible, and another
who went down to assist in bringing them up, was
seized in the same manner.. The wiude were got out
as fast as possible, and 'bur of them recovered, but
man of the name of Watson lost his•life.

RI itT HS.
At Cookstown, the Lady of 6.lixeon Twang, U.N. of a tor.
In Kilkoney, the ',lily td Licuteniult-Colonel APCartLy,Lte
of the BGch Regiment, of a ton.
On the 2:;th ult. at Clifton, the Lady of Captain Mon,
of a daughter.
On the 24th ult. the Lady of Captain James Sett, R. N. of
Tibberson Court, Elloucestcrshite, of a son and
On the 16th ult. on the Western Heights, Dover, the f
of lieutenant P. Graham, S. N. of a duuzhter.
At Smithfield, Dublin, the wife of Christo•.ther Conway,. a
labourer, of three children, viz.—two boys and a girl, wit.) are
all alive and well.

At eleven o'clock on the night of the I7th.ult. a poor w3m;.^,
.of the gipsy tribe,Jvas asfeir delivered of a fine boy, in a :art
mile distant from the village of Wen-gore, in Linculnikitc,
der scarcely any .otker covering than the canopy of He4ver.
thermometer that Diehl was ten degrees below freezing poir.-
but notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather then sad
since (tbe rround being covered with frost and snow), the mother
and child are both doing extremely well in their humble camp.