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London, England, 1829-06-22 00:00:00

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

EXRTER, Joie 11.
Saturday die ask" of tide Diocese beid as Ordination at the
Cathedral, when—
Pita Henry Hale, A.B. Queen's College, (Word
Francis Thomas New, A.B. St. John's College, Oxford
William Nash Sower. A.B. Worcester College, Oxford
Arthur Hamilton, B.C.L. Trinity College, Cambridge
Edward SaraaiwaYat A.B. Sc. JOble, College, Cambridge
Thomas Hunter Vyvyan, LB. Trinity College, Cambridge
were admitted into the holy order of De.cons, and
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Edward Thomas Allen, &. Johns College, Cambridge
Joseph Gattey, A.B. Sidney Some College, Cambridge
John Broom Goodwin, A. 3. Sidney Suttee Colkge,C.ainbridge
Thomas Hare, A B. College, Cambridge
William Woodis Harvey, A.B. Queen's College. Cambridge
Samuel Nicholson Kingdon, A.B. Trinity College, Cambridge
Charles Bawling, A. U. Trinity College, Cambridge
Jackson M. Williams, A.B. Queens College. Cambridge
F. Langford Wm. Yonge, A.B. Jesus College. Cambridgoi‘.
William Biltoo, M.A. Christ Church College, Oxford
Ed. Charles Harrington, A.B. Worcester College, Oxford
Edward Marshall Knape, A.B. Netter College, Oxford
George Landon. A.B. Worcester College, Oxfoed
John Medley, A.B. Wadham College, Oxford
John Hall Paddy. A.B. University College, Oxford
Marcus Richard Soudgwell, A.B. Exeter College, (Word
Michael Thorn, A.B. Lincoln College, Oxford
Edward Williams. A.B. Pembroke College, Oxford
were admitted into the Holy Order of Priests.
The same day, the Rev. Frederick Langford William Tong.,
A.B. was licensed by the Bishop to the Perpetual Cure of Frithel-
stock. Devon, on the nomination of Henry William Johns, of
Biandford Forum, Dorset, Esq. 'soothing Passinghana, of &yams
Hoes., Cornwall, Esq. and Prudence bit wife, formerly Prudence
Johns, Elizabeth John. and Mary Johns, spinsters, and Harriet
Vyvyan, widow, formerly Harriet Johns. an of lielston, true Pa-
, Irons ; void by the resignation of the Rev. Richard Lloyd.
His Lordship held his Visitation this day in the Cathedral, when
a Sermon was prekcbtd on the occasion by the Rev. Dr. George
Barnes, Rector of Sowtoo ; after which his Lordship delivered his
charge to the Clergy.
Saturday the Whop licensed the Rev. Sidney Smith, M.A. a
public preacher. throughout the diocese of Exeter, and• instituted
him' to the Vicarage of Halberton, in Devoe, on the pteseotaden of
the Dean and Chapter nl Bristol; veld by ;be death of the lam.
James Townsend Lawes, Clerk.

Joss 19.

DIMIXOIIOII or PIJS AT &loam
The Theological Prim for 111119, on the followiog subject—
What were the causes of the parenueloo to Ilekkb the Christians
were subject in the Ant ecotone. of Cluistlanity r has been ad.
judged to Mr. William Jacobson, B.A. of Lincoln College.
The Prises for the year Ist9 were on Tuesday adjudged to the
following Gentlemen—
Latin Verses—ll. T. Cicero cum famlliaribus suis spud Tuna
lum—to Mr. Jnbis Rardley Wilmot, Scholar of BallioL
English Essay—The power and stability of federative govern.
menta..—to Mr. Denison, Fellow of Oriel.
Latin Essay—Quibus pottesimuns reticent,' rotes a Romanis
debellata its afficerentur ut cum victoribus io =ins imperil corpus
coaluerint?--to Mr. Sewell, Fellow of Natter.
English Verse (Sir Roger Nevedigates Prise)—Voyages of Dis-
covery to the Polar Regions—to Mr. Delights's, BiOnnet Scholar
of Trinity College.

The Rev. Edwin Jacob, M.A. Rector of St. tanceu, Cadmic,
late Fellow of Corpus Christi College, has been appointed Vice.
President, acting and resident bead of Xing's College, in the pca
wince of New Brunswick.

The Doke of Cumberland has been Omsk to appoint the Rey.
WiMain Rickets, IL A. Fellow of Merton College, to be one of his
Royal Biskra's'. Domestic Chaplains.
The Rev. J. G. Doling, M.A. to the Rectory or Fleet Manton,
Bucks.

The Rev.H.W. Salaam, M.A. to the Rectory of Lhlpte,Suffolk.
The Rev. & H. Burks, LL.B. to the perpetual Curacy of Cow-
ling., Suffolk.
Mr. Aleasoder Thomsen, A.M. Preacher of the Gospel, was
elected to the passeeal charge of the Relief ColgreSstioa, Peaks.
The Rev. Mr. Mama, of Aberdeen, has beep presented to the
church of Botriphnie, vacant by the death of the late Rev. IJr.
Asses.

The most favourable accounts have been received
from the interior of New Holland, from Capt. STUST
and Dr. HACLIOD, who were on liiooTnay of discovery
to the immense Jake which is said to communicate with
the numerous rivers on the east side, and probably with
those on the west she of Australia. They bad found a
most fertile and interesting country throughout, and met
with 1111111K01111 sew species of animals, ?hour kc.

-----7-SPORTINg INTELLIGENCE.
Tor Tonaocon.naas Hour.—There is a ham at Harewillid
Lodge. near Newbury. of the pure Arabian breed, the *woes of
which brought bins 1,900 mike over land before shippineoldni for
this cowry. We have had a sight of the horse in loowders,sodeas
prolamine him to be mie•of the neatest beauties of his breed, sod
well worth any sporting man's travelling a few oaks to see. ri be
generally allowed that the best blood on the English turf has across
of either the Godolphin Arab's'', Harley Arable', Leedes's Ars-
Mao, Horseywood's Arabian, or Byerly Turk. To le latter we are
indebted for the Herod blood; to the Godolphin Arabian, the
Matcbem Mood; to the fluky Arabian. the Eclipse blood. Tile
sire of the Doke of Devonshire's Flying Childers was the Harley
Arabian; his dam by Old Careless, grandam own sister to Leeds,,
by the Leedes Arabian.—lrsaisber Paper.
Ouse Samar Satoovess.—The saying is, that Ike hackwoodrnan
can sheet out a mosquito's eye at a hundred yards distance. We
are not needy prepared to endorse tills assertion, but state the fol-
lowing fact ea the authority of the Lebanon Damara of Satarday
last:-0' On the lith, 16th, anti 17th of April, sixteen penoos in
Washingtos township, Warren county, killed 4.101 squirrels!-Ik7
a day for each man, and As over."—Cioehusari Bqesificess.
PHIL SAMPSON AND SIMON BYRNII.
The whole of the enemy for this great fight has been made good,
and forwarded to Torn Spring. According to the ankles, either
Mr. Jackson, Mr. 8. or Mr. Gully, was to be the final stakeholder ;
the latter Grtitktuan has cot:vented to fill that glace, and the oak es
will be banded over to him. As the day of 'action draws near,
public interest Increases, and great anxiety is felt among the Fancy
to witness the efforts of Byron. Sampson I. the favourite in 1.011.
don at six to Nor.

WRESTLING.
At the Tiverton wrestling last week, after ezcelket 'play, she
first prize of ten sovereigns was awarded to Archer; the segensi
of five sovereigns a Heatable; third of two sovereigns toWlitiber
of Easter; and fourth of one sovereign to Wreford.
The wrestling in the Hoe terminated oa Saturday evening,
The first prise was wen by Wilson, .ClO ; second, Rogers,
'bird. Wyatt, 42 101. tooth, Lacombe. 21 Ss.

CUDGELLLING.

Saturday ea tie flue the first prim for cudireMag, 410, was
wan by Tuff; the second for 10s. by Grilliths ; and t►ir4, for So.
by a Blacksmith.

ST. JAMES'S-PARK IN 1741;'

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