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London, England, 1821-04-02 00:00:00

trA4YERSITY LVDELiIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 31. •
The lAerr,Unalscesa.ou, acting on• the behalf of his Majesty,
is rialto:" of Queen'i College, in tLis University, has gi*en judge-
ment on the remaining points, on the two petitions against the
election of the President of that Society: lie has confirmed
the election and admission of the Rev. Henry Godfrey, B.D.
and directed that all the costs should bp said by the Collett.
The two Gold Medals 'givers ani.ually by the Chancellor of
this University to the best Proficients in Classical Learning
among the commencing Bachelors of Arts, were on Tuesday last
adjudged to Messrs. Alfred 011ivani, and William Henry Fox
Talbot, both of Trinity College.
The Rev. J. C. Franks, M.A. Chaplain of Trinity College, is
appointed Deputy Ilulsean ia.cturer for the present year.
The subjects for the Vice-Chancellor's Prire at the Culver-
sky of Dublin, Summer Commencement, for Graduates, are
" Ut 'Arturo l'oesiel—Latin or English Prose ; " Heath of Sa-
bhius and Eponina"—Creek or Latin Verse. For Under Gra-
duates, " Penn concluding his Treaty with the Natives of Penn-
syleania"—English Verse; and" The first Crusaders approach-
ing Jerusalem' —Greek or Latin Verse.
. ECCLESIASTICAL R i/MOT ONS.
The Rev. Edward Howells, of Christ Church, Oxford, to
the valuable Vicarage of Preston cum Blokentere, iu the Diocese.
of Hereford.
The 11ev. James Gifford, M.A. Vicar of Wootton, to the Vi-
carage of Cabourne, Lincolnshire.
The Rev. Henry Si. John, to the perpetual Curacy of Put-
ney, Surrey, on thy nomination of the Dean and Chapter of
Worcester.
The Rev. William Chanter, to the perpetual Curacy of Wel-
come, Deion.
The Lord Chancellor has presented the Rev. Richard Whin-
field to the Vicarage of I leynor; in Derbyshire.

Divine Service %vas yesterday morning performed
to his MAJEsry's Household, at his Palace in Pail-
Mall, by the Rev. F. W. BLOMBERG.

Divine Service was yesterday morning performed
at the Chapel Royal, before their Royal Highnesses
the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, and the Princess
AtrousTA.:: the Sermon was preached by the Itev.
!Dr. SCARIER CLARKE.

Sunday, the 18th instant, while the Rev. Mr.
Siirrn was preaching in Waltham-street Chapel,
Hull, a man, dressed in a white jacket, marched up
one of the aisles, and suddenly ran up the steps of
the pulpit behind Mr. SMITH, and stripped off his
jacket and pulled out a parcel, the strings of which
he was attempting to loose, when a cry-was made,
"He has got a pistol r This operated like an elec-
tric shock upon the audience:. some fell down for
security, and- others turned ghastly pale.. At last,
some of the people mustered courage to seize the
offender, who proved to be a drunken sailor, who said
he had come to.preach !: The parcel in hishand-proved
'to be a flag, which he was endeavouring to unfurl,
and most likely intended to hoist it in the pulpit.

EREtTION OR A NEW CHURCH AT POPLAR:--011
'Thursday last one of the most interesting ceremonies
ever witnessed took place in the populous and re-
spectable Parish of All Saints, Poplar; it being the
laying of the first stone of a new Parish Church, to
be erected in Newley's Field, near the High-street.—
The preparations were on the most ettensive scale,
and did, infinite °red:a to the Committee of Gentlemen
upon whom this task devolved.
The windows and roofs of the houses in the line of
procession were filled with well-dressed females, and
the parish was in a state of the greatest bustle and
animation.

At one ti check, the Reverend the Rector, Church-
wardens, Overseers, and Vestrymen, %vele in readiness
at the Town-hall to receive the Lord Bishop of LON-
DON, the Right Rev. Prelate having kindly under-
taken to perform the task of laying the First stone.—
Messrs. Byrd and WHITBREAD, the Members for
Middlesex, the Reir..Dr. Runoc, and several other
distinguished public characters, were also present.
At the appointed hour, two o'clock, the arrange-
ments being completed, the procession left the Town.
hall in the tollov.ing order
Flags, Constable, and Beadles, with Staves.
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Children of the National School, four and four.
. Children of the Ladies' School, four-and four.
Boys of the Free School, four and four.
Girls of the Free School, four and four.
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Flag, Bands of the Royal London Militia.
Chairman and Deputy Chaimpur of the Honouralde the East
,lodia-Company.
Director, ofsheigast India Dock Company.
Chairman and Deputy Chairman.
Direptbrs of the West India Dock Company.
• ' Chairman and Deputy Chairman.
Masttr and Deputy Master of the Corporation of the Trinity-
House.
• E. Griffin, W. Hoskins, aoti Matthew Wyatt,•Esqrs.
Mi.zistrates of the District.
G. Byng and S. C. Whitbread, Emirs. Members of Parliament

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for the County.
Churchwardens (Moms. Montague and. Lambert).
Dr. Barnaby, Rector of Stepney; and Mr. Baker, Curate of
• Poplar Chapel.
;Rev. S. Hoole, M.A. Principal of Brazenness College, Oxford,
and Rector of the Parish.
The Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Landau.
Vestrymen, two and two.
The Ptooession went down the Iligh-street, and
'up Bow-lane, to the ground ; and, on the Bishop en-
'tering the Church-ground, a flag was hoisted, and
the band struck upGop save thc Jang. Ins Lordship
having taken his pliee, the children sang the 100th
Psalm_ in which they were joined by most of the per-
sons present, and the effect was truly pleasing.. The
immense assembly stood uncovered.
A machine was erected over the stone; for the
purpose of raising it; and when the Bishop, the
Rector of the Parish, &c. had taken their stations
round the spot, the Rector made an appropriate Ad-
dress and Prayer to the Assembly.
The Architect then gave a signal, the stone was
slowly raised from the ground, and the silver trowel
was handed to the Bishop, who performed the cere-
mony of laying the mortar, in which hewas assisted
by several Gentlemen. The Rector then proceeded
to put into the glass provided for the purpose, all the'
current coins of- the realm, with
.an engraved eleva-
tion. of the Church, and the whole were deposited in
the cavity cut for the purpose, which was covered
with a brass plate, bearing the following inscription :
" The First Stone of this•Partish Church of All Saints, Poplar,
in the County of Middlesex, was laid on the 29th day of March,
1821 x by the Right Rev.. Father in GcM, Ilowley, 1).1).
by Divine l'ermiuloth.Lsrd Bishop of London, in the Second
Year of the Reign of his Most GraciOnt MZjesty George I V.
" 0 Loan our GOD! all this store that we have prepared to,
build thee an Douse for thine Hott'llatiie, cometh of thtne
hand, and hall thine own."—l Chttin: xitslB.
The Children then sung the following Dedication
Mahe* Mk! .goly Holy Limo GoD At,
za4gilr. 4444,fas aa4. f, and is to come; who shall
not, glority.thr mime? for thou art „holy., thou only
art the Least: Armen ! Amen !" ' • •
The cerenibnreoriehrded whir a •Benedietitin
,by
the Bishop, and thrc.c.ch*s.:l*igg hieu t'oe
procession returned iu the like order to etc Town-hid'. 4

13TRTIM.
the Right Hon. Lad), Bridpcst,
Thardby, at View's's Cannings, the Lady or the Rev. Wm.
M.rhic&mlisLurway:
na daughter.
‘vitnpo e :street,
cf a daughter.
Monday, of Rose'field, near Dumfries, the Lady of Peter
Esseart, Esq. of a son.
Bfarch in Vas k-place, Portman-square, the Lady of G. w.
Lawrence, £.41. of Jamaica, of a daughter.
Sunday se'nuiglit, at Plymouth, the Lady of Lieutenant P.
Manic°, R.N. of a daughttr.
Tuvaday, the Lady of John Forster, Esq. of Tstryfard.
'louse, Berks.
October 1;2, at the Villa Ilowrah, Calcutta, the Lady of
J. S. N. Doulton, F.l. of a daughter.

MAR RIRD.
The Rev. John Owen l'srr, A. Chaplain to the Madras
Ilitablishrnent, to Maria Elizabv:h, elel,fNt daughter of William
Wright-, laq. of Grenville-street, London.
March 21, ut (Laulv., the Rer. John Geddes, one of thy
Ministers of Paisley,. to Dora, eldest daughter 4 the Lac Mr;
Jame~ Thomson; Ostridge.

I)ublin, Peter Itarfoot, Esc". of
to Ifentletta Anne, eltlest (laughter of the Rev. John I)igby, or
Geashill, Kines County....

At Ilk er IlLgis, Mr.• Ilobrt Shepherd, Methodist Preachek
aged 86, *to bliss Catherine Singleton, aged 27. There were
upwards of four hundred persons at the church to witoun the
ceremony.

At Bromley, Kent, in his 64th years the Rev. William Girdles.
tone, Rector of Kelling cum Salihause.
At Chichester, aged 78, the Re-:. B. Carpenter, Rector of
El.ted, in Sussex, and principal SL:tr ("gate to the Eishop oc
Chichester.

At the Lodge, Weston-in-Gordan°, the Rev. Edw. rd New.
come, B.A. of Jesus College, Cambridge.
At .laes y Groes, near Bangor, the Rev. John Lloberts,
Rector of Llanllechyd, in that Diocese, and Itecor of Kiddiet.
ton, in .the Diocese of OttOrd.
Sunday sc'nnidit, at the Vicarage-hou4e, Dame-ion S3lttf
Wilts, aged 75, Elizabeth, wife of the Rev. A. Davidsor. ,
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Aiareh 21, after a short illness, the infant son of the Rer.
William Vain, of St. James's, Sh.ltesbury, Dorset.
Sunday se'nnlght, at his lodgintr4 in liolrwrli, from the buAt.
ing of a blood-ve,:sel, the Revk, William Stalrrain, Fellow of Bra.
arzinose

&pt. 21, in his 28th year, the Rev. Robert Hzmpon,
sionary at Calotatta...

Ma;el 17, at, Ldint,tgh, Miss Jane Charters Ilardie,secord
daughter of the late Dr. Hardie, 11 of A.lkirk.
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lisunday se'nnight,. at Sudblay, Suffolk, after a few dare
illness, Holland, the eldest son a T. W., Fowke, Vicar 01 AU
Saints, in that town.

3Esivia 24, Mrs. Elizabeth White, widow of the late Rev. N.
• White, formerly Minister of the Old Jewry Dissenting Meeting.
Friday, at Putney, ..irs. Brereton, relict of the Bev. Jolts
:Brereton, of Amu Barnes, Wilts, and late Rector of Abbot-
'stoke in the county of Dorset.
The 20th ult. at Manse of Rhynle,
:Aberdeenshire, in his
29th year, James, youngest son of the Rev. James Milne.
March 12, at Banff, the Rev. A. Gordon, in his 65d year.
His gentle and generous nature, and the amenity of his man-
ners, endeared him not only to bis afflicted family, but to every
member. of the congregation over which he held the p ,toil
charge for a period of 28 years.. On the melancholy maim of
his funeral, the inhabitants of Banff. seemed to he moven by one
feeling, which carried them irresistibly to testify their respect
and sorrow at the gnee of their beloved pastor. The Litaary
Society, of Which he was Honorary President, the Incorporated
I Trades, and the Students of the Academy, lined the way from the
Manse to the Church-yard. During this most affecting solemnity,
all the shops in the town were closed.
Faday sennight, at Dumfries, Lady Carnwath.
At Edinburgh, on the 15th uh. the Hun. Mary Duncan,
daughter of Lord Viscount Duncan.
Monday, at Dumfries, Henry, youngest son ()flats
Lowden, Merchant in Charleston, South Carolina.
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At thinjarr, near Castlo
.Douglas, on the lOth ult. in &optima
of life, Miss Elizabeth Donaldson, of that place.
Lately, at Calais, the Ilon. Litoneaant-Colonel Irby, late of
the Life Guards, sot, of Lord Bosco.
March 14, at larlstour, Mrs. Johnston, widow of the Rev;
Laurence Johnston, Minister of that l'arkh._

Aug. 23, at Bandah, Bengal, Mr. Hay Mordant!, youngest
son of the late D.ll. Alacdnwall, of lWalkinshaw, Esq.'
At Tanjore, in the East indics, on 19th Jane, Ist% Hans
Gordon, Esq. Suggests IV tjir Madras Establi.shmunt.
Monday, at • Mel ;thane House, Surrey, after a lingering illness;
Lady Ann Simpson, relict of Joh.t Sinips.;o, Esc. of Bradley
Hall, in the Ccunty bf Durhum.
Tuesday Atiddenly, at Exeter, Cagtain. Thomas Elphinstone,
R.N. of Bellair, near Plymouth D.,cle.
Lately, at Cornwood, year P:yrnytah, John Sherrill, aged
100 years, who retained all his faculties to the time of death.
Sunday sennight, at Tremcer Hattie, near Bodmin, afters
short illness, Mrs. Read, relict of the late Dr. Read.
Sunday se'nnight, in his Had year, Mr. Jrha Spiltimber, d
• Boyton Cross, Roxwell. 'The deceased was many years a 3s.'
baltern Officer in the West Essex Militia.

Tuesday, at Shacklewell, of a decline, in her :Ifith year, Mira
Jane Menzies, only daughter of the late Mr. Atchiluld Meant.,
of Edinburgh.
March 20, at. Fahnottth, on his way to Madeira, for the be:
nefit of his health, Thomas Yeoward, Lag, of London, late of
Canada, aged 51.
March gl, off South-End, Captain Samuel Martell, lamp-
master, of Bull-Bridge : he was knocked overboard, owing to-
the carelessness of the. Master of an outward-bound
which ran against Captain MurreU's barge, and-drowned.
Friday oe'noight, up-Wards of 30 years the patient vials of
complicated and grievous affliction, Mrs. Sarah Mai,
sf
',kills, Suffolk.
Moral 28, in his 19th year, James, son of the late CytdB
William Garrod, of Ipswich.
Lately, James Hayes, Esq. of Great Surrey-street:' Meier:
friars-mad, London, who has left his valuable-estates MBA&
to the Bishop of Winchester (late the lilkhop of Lincoln), ad.
also the following sums in charitsable donations: £3OOO Sto.rk
to Bethlehem Hospital; A'lo,ooo to Christ's Hospital, for szi:
amities of £lO each to the blind, and £lO,OOO for the gourd
use of the charity; .C.30c0 to the London llospitalor.4ooo to
St. Luke's' £5OOO to the Deaf and Dumb Charity, £lOOO so
the School for the Indigent Elir.d, £5OOO to the National Itiodety.
£4OOO to the .Parish of Barking, £lOOO to Little Ilford, lister,'
£lOOO to St. Gabriel's, Fenchurch-street, and £2OOO to Christ-
church' Surrey, for the benefit of the poor; £5OOO to the Sick
and Maimed Seamen in the ALlchaat Service; £::00 to the
Company of Glass-Sellers for its poor; and £lOO to the Poor af
Allhallows Staining, Mark-lan?.

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