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London, England, 1821-11-12 00:00:00

MART IN LUTIII. ITS MONUMENT.

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The Monument erected at Wittenberg, in
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of Martin Luther, was consecrated with peat so.
lemnity on the 51st of October. The day bei„ , e
tremely fine, the concourse of people wa,sery great,
and the whole was conducted with a desnee of‘nr';
and solemnity suitable to the occaion, and which-
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; made a profound imptession on the spcctazo;s. The
1 statue of the great Reformer, by Mr.:iv:saint; ha
master-piece. ilefote the statue was nnet,vered, the
ancient and celebrated Hymn, II Ein fiste Bogie
censur Cott," was sung in chotus, an.l had a soh
prisingly sublime effect- Dr. Nittcher delivered a
suitable discourse; at the conclusion of which, a si,
nal being given, the covering of the Nlonnmeat fell,
and disclosed this noVe work. Many of the 704.
tors, overpowered by their feelings, fell cu their Lves,
in adoration of the At.?.t SOOTY, who gave es tLis ~,eat
man. The Preacher then put up a solemn p„ier
eluding with the Lord's Prayer; after se ~, the %%Lie
; assembly sung the Hymn, " Vie Loan cppegroi,
I and restored to us his work, through his servant:
In the evening a bright tire was kindled in iste
baskets, placed round the monument, and was keg
up the whole night. All the houses, not ev.lTting
the smallest cottage, were illuminated; the Torre.
house, the Lyceum, the Castle, and the Bin aas arm
distinguished by suitable inscriptions, and a lefty
pyramid, illuminated from the towers of the Art*
rial, the scene in which the inhabitants of Lethal
native place honoured his memory. The Stud
from Halle, Berlin, and Leipsic, conducted thee.
selves in the most exemplary manner.

UNIVERSITY INIILLIGENCE

CAMBRIDGE, NOVEMBER 9.

The Rev. William French, U.D. blaster of Jesus C,olep,
was on Sunday elected Vice-Chancellor of this University jf
the year ensuing.
Wednesday. the following Gentlemen were admitted

MASTRRS Or • KM
George 'Capps, Esq. Trinity College.
Rev. 'filo:llas Robertson, St. Jpices College.
Rev. Barnard lianburyJesui College.
Rev. Roger Ilesketh Formby, ditto.
Rev. Henry Ilubt,ard, Catharine Hal
OXFORD, NOVEMBER 10.
November 3, t..e Hon. Arthur Philip Perceval and $
Taylor, B.A. of Oratl College; Charles Douglas Beckfotd,RA,
of Brasennose C•lege; the lion. Joint Duncan
henry Duncornbe, of Christ Church, were elected lellowtsi
All Souls College.
Monday, Oct. 29, the following Degrees were conferred:
BACHELOR IN THVINI.7.
Rev. John Bull, Student of Christ Church.
RACHELORS or ARTS.
Hugh Dyke Adana, Esq. St. Mary Hall, Grand Cautplitiku
lion. John Duncan Bligh, Christ Church.
Edward Berkeley Portman, ditto.
George Inge, ditto.
Yesterday, the Rev. George Robert Gleig, RA.OI MO%
Hall, was admitted Master of Arts.
At the Chapel at liartlehury Castle, on Thursday st*lt,
the following Gentlemen - .ere ordained:
EIRROONS.
Henry Edward Steward, Christ Church.
Pcyntz Steward Wan+, B.A. Wadhain Coi!ege.

Henry James Ilastings, M.A. friiity College, Cud*,
William Henry Savi2,ny, 11. A. Sydney College, ditto.
John N. Harvard M.A. Worcc•acr
William Henry Mogridge, RA. Jesus C,•::r.T.
Edward Warren Caulfield, BA. Queen'• '
Edward Woodyatt, Brasennose C,.. ge.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
Thursday se'nnight, a dispensation passe& the Great Sal,
enabling the 11ev. Thoma► Knox, M.A. of ►lrascnnose College,
Oxford, to hold the Rectory of Runwell, with the Rectorial
Ramsden Crays, in Essex, both vacated by the death of hist&
Cher, the Rev. Dr. Knox.
The Rev. Thomas l'addon, ALA. to the Vicarage sf Great
Mattishall, with the Rectory or Free Chapel of PasleT,NatfolL
The Rev. Charle. Craven, of St. John's College, Cuolxidge,
a Wrangler of the year 1819, unanimously elect,d (out
teen candidates) to the Head Mastership of the Grammar s:~/
at Alford.
The Rev. John Williams, of Lavington, to the Vicort
Powerstock, l)orset. •
The Rev. T. Mortimer has been elected, by the pariskilk
Lecturer of St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, London.
The Archbish.ip of Canterbury has collated the Ite►.lil
Rose, M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, and of Blareskik
Sussex, to the Vicarage Of Horsham, vacant by the death ids
Rev. Mr. Jameson.
The Rev. Matthew Marsh, B.D. Chaticellor of the Dion
of Sarum, has appointed the Rev. Edward Sieholswill
blaster of Royce's School, Abingdon, and Curate of Bail
and Denchworth, Berks, a Surrogate for granting Marriage
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ceases, &c. &c. _4

MARRIED.
At St. James's Church, London, the Rev. Charles Cr,l
Rector of Bath, to Charlotte Mary, eldest daughter and co-heirs
of the late Charles Worthington, lisq. of Lincoln's Ls, .111
Lansdown Crescent, Bath.
At Fifehead, I)orham, the Rev. J. Merewetber, to Ms,
Anne, daughter of the Rev. F. Baker, of Fifehead-House.
At the Zw.lar,se of Benholm, on the Stith ult. the Rev.Joh
Glegg; Minister of Inverbervie, to Anne, child tit:tighter citil
Rev. James Scott, :Minister of Iknholm.
October 31, at Astbury, Cheshire, the Rev. Edward Grem
of Lower Hardres, near Canterbury, to Mary, eldest 640
of N. M. Mattison, Esq. of Congleton.
Nov. 1, at St. Margaret's, Westminster, Edward Juno*
kips, Esq. of queen-square, Westminster, to Mary, yous
daughter of the late John Eliot, k:sq. Judge ail I.tagistrattS
the suburbs of Calcutta, and Commissioner of the Police, of
Pergunnahsand.

DIED.
The Rev. Mr. Evans, 37. years Curate of Danfaetlkai
Llanfwrog, Anglesey.
At Arnold, Nottinghamshire, the Rey. Thomas 110013'
Vicar of Weston and Burton.
At Plaistreet.flouse, near Taunton, aged 71, the bag'
Ambrose, of Mount Ambroce, county of Dublin.
Octoher 29, at I forshmn, the Rev. William Jameson, 10
of Clapham, and Vicar of Horsham (both in Susses), n'tdli
(kosher 2g, at the Rectory, Tid St. Giks, Isle cf POO
52d year of his age, the Rev. Timothy Matthews eiptesa!ir3
Rector of the above parish, and one of his Majesty s ' Jiistinod
the Peace f-r the Isle. a!:)
William Jirom, of Chichester, at the age of Si yea:slw—
been in the discharge of the duties of Parish Clerk, witlistO
omission of duty, for nearly 40 years, and which he roar!,
till the time of enlarging tha church, a few wcils back. r
was borne to the grave 'I), six of the eldest mala .yandrigial
and his paU supported by six elderly women.
May 2, at Cannanore, :Madras, .‘lajor John Giles, of 10
Regiment of Foot.
In May last, at sea, on board the Trium,rh, on his Plik,
home from Madras, Mr. John Stewart, late mackA
Ilydraba4.

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