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London, England, 1821-11-05 00:00:00

CAMBRIDGE, NOVEMBER t.

At I General Ordination holden by the Bishop of ny, id&
day, the following Gentlemen of this University were orittleg;
ot:acoNs.
Henry V lawn Wagner, 31. A. Fellow of King's Colkg.
Henry Tasker, 31. A. Fellow of Pembroke College.
Charles Porter, B.A. Fellow of CJIUS College.
Edward lli,hop Elliott, NI. A. Fellow of Trinity College.
Charles Ffrench Bromhead, M A. ditto.

William Crawley Leach, ILA. ditto.
Henry Hunter Huzlics, M.A. Fellow of St. John's Cel

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John Philips Iligman, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College.
Jlark Cantis, M.A. Fellow of Emmanuel Coileze.
Thomas Stafford, M.A. Jesus College.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. R. Smith, Chaplain to the Duke of Devonshire,*
Chatsworth, to the valuable Rectory of Stavely, Derbyshire.
The Rev. George Edward Kent, B.A. is elected by the Fri.
fees to the Mastership of the Free Grammar Schutt/atLill
Walsingbam, Norfolk.
The Rev. .1. Fayrer, late of Clare Hall, Cambridge, to tie
Vicarage of St. Teath, Cornwall.
The. Rey. T. Jones, to the Vicarage of Median, fAuxr-
ganglairc. •
The Rey. 11. Pooley, to the Living of Newlyn, Cornwall.
Saturday se'nnight, Mr. Frederick Parry Budges was
milted Fellow of New College, Osford.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has collated the Rev. lex
Mossop, Vicar of Cranbrook, to the perpetual Curacy of Nu.
nington with Wymenswould, vacant by the resignation atilt
Rcv. C. J. Burton.
Mr. Alexander Cameron, late Rector of the Taira Academy,
was ordained and admitted Minister of the rail of Eddrnon,
Presbytery of Tain, on the lath ult.
EtIRAIUSI.—In the list of M. A.'s, inset:v.l is the Seta of
Monday, for Richard Wiiliam Kerby, read Richard %Wry
Nerly.

MARRIED.
The Rev. Mr. Cousins, to 3lrs. Webster, both of Kirgons

JIOUCCUCIIIUIEC.
Oct. 51, the Rev. Thomas Groom'', of Court lierbeclir
morganshire, to Mary Anne, daughter of the late Dr. Ito
Lettsom.
Wednesday, at Astbury, in Cheshire, the Rev. Friwati
gory, of Lower Hardress, near Canterbury, to Mary, d
daughter of N. M. Pattison, Esq. of Congleton.
Oct. 23, at Carlow, Lieutenant Richard Grant Stoke, 1114
of the 49th Regiment, to Miss Roberts.
At Fowey, W. G. Hemsworth, Esq. Collector of Ci
to Miss Louisa Oliver.

DIRD.
At Molesworth, Huntingdoodire, in the 85th year ebb*
the Rev. William Ellis, Rector of that Parish, and of 11It114
Buckinghamshire.
Oct. 25, at the Vicarage, Coombe, Oxfordshire, Poeinee,gr
wife of the Rev. B. Lee, perpetual Curate of that Fad&
Thursday se'nnight, at his residence, Oxton-House, after
ski
and severe illness, the Rev. John Swete, Prebendary of de e
thedral, Exeter.
Oct. 23, in his 78th year, the Rev. D. Martin, Curate of Fa.
church, in Sheppy.
Oct. 27, at his house in Sandwich, Lieutenant William Vel
cock, R.N. aged 58.
Monday se'nnight, after a short but severe illness, Mrs. TO
man, widow of the late Mr. Trewnian, proprietor f the int
Flying Pod. ,
Oct. 13, at his house in Great Denmark-street, Dublin,&
oily six days illness, Sir Hugh Nugent, Bart. of Ballinko
county of Westmeath, in his 81st year.
Saturday se'nnight, after a few days illness, at his house
Giles's Norwich, Edward Rigby, F.sq. aged 74, an emii,G
physiciani in that city, and many years Alderman of the Cot
gate Ward : he served the office of Sheriff in the yearling/a
Mayor in 1805.
Oct. 15, at Croom's 11111, Greenwich, in his 61st year,tou
William Gilpin. He bad served in the American wars!
Admirals Hood and Drake, and in the last war was a prioe
in France for ten years and five months.
Feb. 14, of the cholera morbus, at Dinapore, in the FAO'
dies, Mr. William Moore.
March 15, in camp, at Larknoe, near Nagpoor, Mn.
Watson, wife of Major Claye Watson, commanding Idles
lion 23d Regiment N. 1.
March 29, after a painful illness of the cholera morboil*
kertish Arathoon Aganuor, Esq. third son of Arathooa
Aganoor, the celebrated Aimenian poet and antiquarian.
Oct. 25, at his lodgings in Scotch-street, Whitt:harms"
Matthew Piper, of the Society of Friends, aged 91. Byagr.
of parsimonious economy, he had amassed a considerablelk!l
but indulged in the enjoyment of a very trilling portlemedM
in his late illness, which was a protracted one, scarcely OP:
himself the necessaries of life; these, however, were supprgd'
his connexions, but which he would have denominated 111
gant luxuries. 'This singular character,whilst he abridged'''.
personal enjoyments,was willing to promote the interestefo
Mr. Piper has endowed three schools, one in W hitelisseni 33°.
at Kendal, and another at Lanc..ster, e2cli with .C2,0r01
cents. Navy Annuities; he has also bestowed £l,OOO iiiqf
cents. to support a soup kitchen in Whitehaven.

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