Star.
London, England, 1818-07-20 00:00:00

CLERICAL INTELLIbEYCL

OXFORD, JULY le.
Saturday, the last day of Act Term, the Rey. John Motacs
Clem, M.A. of Balliol College, and Rector of St. Goble :a
the City of Exeter, was admitted Bachelor and Do:tor tr. Di.
Autry, Grand Compounder ; the Rev. Hugh Stephens, :‘,L44
Jesus College, was admitted Bachelor In liivinity; and !tr. k
Davits, of id College, was admitted Bachelor of Arts.
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The whole number of Degrees in Act Term was : Fat 13.1) )
two D.C.L. two DI& ; ten B.D. • Wtreeven Z.LA.; .tatt
'even B.A. Matriculations fievent,4eix.

ECCLESIASTICAL PROIIOTIONS.
The Prince of Wales has been pleased to appoint the Berrs
able and Reverend John Nevi/le. A. M. of Christ Cbtack
lege. Oxford, to be one of MS Boyd Highness's Clupiati
Ordinary.
The Hon. and Rev. John Neville, M.A. is monented togs
Rectory of Bergh Apton, and mediety of liavertcn, Soci,
and also to the Rectory of Ottley, in Suffolk.
The Rev. Join Sympson Sergrove, Lecturer if e.
Margaret and St. GAbriel, Rood-Lane, to the !IWO( f of Cvd
ling, Kent. _ _ _

The Rev. Henry Anthony Pr, one of the Prehendz:in
Worcester Cathedral, to the rectory or Har.fiton.
Rec. Edward Bolivar, to the Rectory of hall, Norf.):l.
The Rev. George Bythesta, to the Beciwy of iretfa-',
near Bath.

The majority of the instructors of youth at Ma.
dud are stated to be hostile to the introduction of
the Lancasterian System of Education, but it is ea-
pectcd that it will ultimately obtain the sanction ci
del INFANTADO, and other Grandees, rho Viol/
the Government, through the influence of the Duce
and Timothy Turner, two of the pes
approvejohn
Doyle of it.
Mr. Gram,
ladourin s
ncgonhcie:cnheaid r
nngthi
ne
Dlautebiin,a t tap
lc on
pleaded
Guiuy in &g
Recorder's Court, on Tuesday last, and were senten-
ced to one month's in.priaonment. •The Reeoarita
observed, that were it not for their 2esnowledginwa
of guilt, and deep sense of contrition. their snatence,
on conviction, would havebeeu ayear's imprisonme
The custom of Cbaltin Members if Parliitniea
arose, no doubt, from a practice in use among :he
ancient inhabitants of Sweden and other nations r:
Scandinavia, from whom we are descended One oi
the Senators, or Judges of the Provinces, convoked
an assembly to make a new election immediately after
the death of the Xing, and demanded. with a lend
voice, of the people, it they would ampt icr k'mg the
person named, who was always one of the 'Loyal Fa-
mily. When they had all given their consent, thence
King waslifted up on the shoulders Of tile Senators,
in order that all the people might see and know hire.
'Saturday se•nnight, the Poor House, at Smardm, in
Bent, was burnt to the ground, occasioned by a child
throwing a piece of burning paper out of a wiadov;
which lodged on the thatch of the roof: fortunate:y
no lives were lost. At the same place, on Tuesday
last, a house and barn were burnt down, frcm the
circumstance of some lighted coals sticking tc
back of a cat which unluckily ran into a room rho":
some straw and rubbish was deposited, to which it
set fire—part of the furniture of the house was lucliiy
preserved.
Sunday se'nr.ight, Mr. F. Wean, miller, of Swrs-
comb, late of 13ear,tod, was found drowned in tie
basin at Mr. HOLLINGSWORTH'S, at 'lb mpston.
Box ERS.--The cornpletirn of the stake of 200 gni-
n ras, between Painter and Spring for their great mat h
on the 7th of August, is to be nnadegood at Belcher%
on Friday next. The following new matches areal:a
e Feted to be made at the tires-Court to-morree—
Davis, who recently clerated Belasco, against Ran-
dall, for £2OO aside; Green against Scroggins, for
£lOO ; George Nichols, againtt Hudson, tie conque-
ror of West Country Dick, for 1:100; and Isles
Wight Hall against Martin the baker, for £lt*.
Oliver is quite recovered ; and a second match with
Neate is talked of.
DELAYS ARE DANOIntOUS! This adage is appli
cable to those who have lived rather gay, when
i ea
the eve •of Matrimony, and who are doubtful of
consequences of an ill-cured contagion; and t mast
afford consolation to the of licted to know th,:y
have the best advice at the Medical Board at tire-
lotto Mouse, Great Cbarlotte4treet, opposite the flee. 11:31,41
Hill's Chapel, Blackfriars-Road, and at .Wootistcck male,
Woodstock-strcet, Eve doors from Oxford.street. The Tout
par titularly claiMs the attention of those afflicted with llwato,
Strictures, Fistulas, Cancers, Scropbulaa, Nervous
arising from warm climates, juvenile indiscreuous, he. Er.r
dons or. the head, face, and body. ulcerated throat,
pays u.
head and limbs, frequently intstakem.fur rheumatism, No,' co
the shin-bones, are symptoms which appear years after, aoriut
co uentes of improper treatment. Messrs. C?oria and Cs.
of medical and surgical celebrity, after forty years egret .1
this Metropolii, are consulted daily at both houses until rtrois,.! et,
night, and Ole be
directed to Charlotte House, Ithickfriars mad ; but tees at
e(glyraettos.)ciuncka T._uessifori,LiThatenris
ananstlw7treditdawyhmicophrodnooirnbagn:vteueontaianar twelve
consuitiot

BIRTH.
This morning, in Upper Seymour-street, Visemmtes Tort`
ton, of a sun.

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MARRIED.
Wednesday, at Hadleigh, the. Rev. W. B. Bransby, of Kerns,
to Ana, {laughter of of Mr. J. Pritty, of the former place.
Lately, the Rev. Charles Wood, Rector of Tendering, Eon,
and late Fellov.• of MUM College, to Ards, only daugi..er of is
late Rev. Ellis St. John, of West Court, Finehanteec.,! Bets 7.

DIED.
Wednesday, in Wincheap-street, Canterbury, Jane,
of the late Captain Robert Le Geyt, of Dover.
Friday oe'nnight, at Coo!mine House, court! Dublin, !let-
ander'llfrlspatrick, Esq. au Alderman of D..L:ul, :nd on ciet
Directors of the Rank of Ireland.
Saturday se'nnight, at Bristol Hotwells, Lang ford
ton, Welt
daughter of W. Gore Langton, Esq. Colonel of the Ox