mitigated by the humble, but well-grounded, hope that he has obtained a heavenly reward. At Sudbury, in the 23d year of his age, after a long illness, John Maclean, Esq., of Caius college, Cambridge, second son of Sir L. Maclean. When at the university, in the winter of 1819, he was upset in a boat on the river with some young friends, soon after which he was attacked with fever and inflammation of the brain, which laid the foundation of the illness that has deprived his afflicted family of an amiable and excellent youth. At a congregation, a grace passed the Senate, "to appoint the Vice-Chancellor, the Bishop of Bristol, Dr. F. Thackeray, Professor Calvert, Professor Sedgwick, Mr. Hughes, and Mr. Francis, a syndicate, to take into consideration the offer which has been made to the university by the executors of the late Dr. Clarke, of his collection of minerals, and to report thereupon to the senate." John F. Ísaacson and Edward Wilson, Esqrs., both of St. John's college, are elected university scholars on Dr. Bell's foundation. The election of a librarian of this university, in the room of the late Dr. Clarke, has taken place. The two candidates nominated by the heads of houses were, the Rev. John Lodge, M.A. fellow of Magdalene college, and the Rev. James C. Franks, M.A. chaplain of Trinity college. At the close of the poll the numbers were, for ..... Rev. John Lodge.... 139 Majority in favour of Rev. J. Lodge.. 26 Rev. C. P. N. Wilton, B.A. scholar of St. John's college, and curate of Awre, Gloucestershire, is elected a fellow of the Cambridge Philosophical Society. There will be congregations on the following days of the Easter Term: Wednesday, May 8, at eleven Tuesday, June 11,(Stat.)B.D.Com, at ten A handsome silver inkstand has been presented, by the Mayor and other friends at Lynn, to Mr. H. Holditch, the senior wrangler, and a similar piece of plate to Mr. Mitford Peacock, the second wrangler of this year, as a testimony of the high esteem in which these gentlemen are held in the town with which they are so nearly connected. Mr. Holditch is a native of Lynn, and the mother of Mr. Peacock is also a native of the same place. The inscription on the back of the inkstand to Mr. Holditch is HAMNETTO HOLDITCH, A.B. Amici quidam Lennenses Ei apud Cantabrigienses A.D. 1822. Hoc qualecunque gratulationis D.D.D. A similar inscription on the one to Mr. Peacock. Mr. Serjeant Blossett, deputy recorder of this town, has been appointed chief justice of India. Among the numerous improvements which are so rapidly taking place in this town, as well as the more important ones which are in contemplation, it gives us satisfaction to state, that it is intended to remove the present structure, called the Great Bridge, and in lieu thereof to erect a handsome iron bridge, of nearly double its width. A liberal subscription has already been commenced, to defray the expenses. Rev. J. Bavies, Merton college. W. Deedes, fellow of All Souls' college. Bachelors of Arts. H. G. Dyke, St. Alban hall. Mr. W. R. Churton and Mr. E. Field, of Queen's college, are elected scholars of that society, on the Mitchell foundation. In full convocation, Rev. J. Moore, M.A. Worcester college, has been admitted senior proctor; and the Rev. T. Sheriffe, M.A. and fellow of Magdalen college, junior proctor; and the senior proctor has nominated Rev. T. Grantham, M.A. fellow of Magdalen college, and Rev. R. L. Cotton, M.A. fellow of Worcester college, his Pro-proctors; and the junior proctor has nominated the Rev. H.Jenkins, M.A., Dewy, and the Rev. Z. H. Biddulph, M.A. fellow of Magdalen college, his pro-proctors, who have all been admitted. The subscription for the purchase of the models of ancient architecture, proceeds rapidly; upwards of three hundred guineas has already been subscribed. R. Harrington, Esq. B. A. of Christ church, has been elected fellow of Brasennose college. Died, at Begbroke rectory, Northamptonshire, H. B. Harrison, Esq. B.A. student of Christ church, and eld est son of the Rev. Dr. Harrison. Mr. Edward Ness, Saint Mary ball, and Mr. Henry Edward Vaux, of Exeter college, are admitted Craven scholars as Founder's Kin; and Mr. John Parry, Brasennose college, is elected a scholar on the same foundation. Owen Owen, Esq. M.A. Jesus college, is admitted fellow of that society. The gentlemen appointed to the Oriel Fellowships, which is open to competition of the whole university, are, Mr. Newman, of Trinity, and Mr. Otley, of Oriel, son of the Rev. Dr. Hooker, of Rottingdean, near Brighton, Sussex. Congregations will be holden, for the purpose of granting graces, and conferring degrees, on Thursday, May 2; Thursday, May 9; Wednesday, the 15th; and Saturday, the 25th. Sir Sidney Smith has presented to the Bodleian Library, through the chancellor of the university, a fac-simile of an ancient Greek inscription, on a gold plate, found in the ruins of the ancient city of Canopus; and also a book, printed on board a ship of the line in the Mediterranean. ORDINATIONS, &c. The following gentlemen have been ordained by the Lord Bishop of Ely, at St. George's church, Hanover-square. Deacons. Robert Beehoe Radcliff, B.A., King's Thomas Stratton Codrington, Brazen- Lord John Thynne, M.A., ditto Thomas Meyler, B. A., Pembroke col- John Tupper Connell, Emmanuel college, Cambridge Frederick Ed. Pegus, B.A., St. John's college, Oxford From the Bishop of Salisbury. Robert Wood, B.A., Clare hall, Camb. Thomas Quarles, B.A., Exeter college, Oxford From the Bishop of Norwich. Thos. Jeffery Bumpsted, B.A., Queen's college, Oxford Henzeli Gough, B.A., St. John's coll. Cambridge George Cummins, B.A., ditto From the Bishop of Bath and Wells. Priests. T. Smith Turnbull, M.A., Caius college, Charles Porter, B.A., ditto Joseph Dewe, B.A., Queen's college, John James Blunt, M.A., St. John's college, Cambridge George Skinner, M. A., Jesus college, Joseph Studholme, M.A., ditto Robert Abercrombie Denton, B. A., Richard Jenkin Stone, Jesus' college, Charles Eckersall, B.A., Corpus Christi From the Bishop of Bath and Wells. James Babb, B.A., Wadham college, Oxford From the Bishop of Norwich. By the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Chester, at St. Maryle-bone church. Priests. Henry Crewe Boutflower, B.A., St. John's college, Cambridge William Thresher, B.A., ditto Samuel James Allen, B.A., Pembroke hall, Cambridge William Harbur, B.A., Christ college, Cambridge Thomas Jones Crakelt, B. A., Trinity college, Cambridge Geo. Wm. Craufurd, B.A., King's college, Cambridge John Carysfort Proby, B. A., Trinity college, Cambridge James Lowther Senhonse, M.A., ditto Anthony Plimley Kelly, B.A., Caius college, Cambridge Thomas May, B.A., Christ college, Cambridge Edward Whiteley, B.A., Jesus' college, Cambridge H. Ch. de Crespigny, B.C.L., Trinity hall, Cambridge Joseph Harling, B.A., Magdalen hall, Oxford Charles Mille, M. A., Merton college, Oxford John Stoupe Wagstaffe, B.A., Lincoln college, Oxford John Venables Vernon, B.A., Christ ch. Oxford George Ernest Howman, M.A., Baliol college, Oxford James Acland Templer, B. A., Merton college, Oxford Robert Temple Samuel Stanley Paris James Metcalfe Thomas Bruce Deacons. John Edmund Carr, B.A., St. John's college, Cambridge James Bruce, B.A., St. Peter's college, Cambridge William Oliver, B.A., St. John's college, Cambridge John Hanbury, B.A., St. Peter's college, Cambridge Thomas Chapman, B.A., St. John's college, Cambridge James Wollen, B.A., ditto John Edmund Serres, B.A., Queen's college, Cambridge Henry Alford, B.A., Sidney Sussex college, Cambridge John Nicholas Palmer, B.A., Pembroke ball, Cambridge Francis Thomas Atwood, B.A., Trinity college, Cambridge George Ware, B.A., St. Peter's college, Cambridge Charles Simmons, B.A., Trinity college, Cambridge John Fendall, B.A., Magdalene college, Cambridge Thomas Hope, B.A., University college, Oxford William Henry Cartwright, B.A., Trinity college, Oxford John Clarke Jenkins, M.A., Lincoln college, Oxford Hen. Reg. Chandos Pole, M.A., St. Mary's hall, Oxford William Bownas, B.A., Lincoln college, Oxford Henry Richards, B.A., Exeter college, Oxford Richard Child Willis, B.A., University college, Oxford John Dixon James Pearson Thomas Benn Rich. Ebenezer Leach William Owen By the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, in the church of St. Mary-lebone, London. Edmund Melvill, M.A., Trinity college, Cambridge Charles Edward Kendal, B.A., Trinity college, Cambridge Peter Walthall, B.A., St. John's college, Cambridge John Conington, B.A., Jesus' college, Cambridge Wm. Thompson, B.A., Trinity college, Cambridge William Green, B.A., Queen's college, Cambridge William Dodsworth, B.A., Trinity college, Cambridge George Tucker, S.C.L.,Wadham college, Oxon.-From the Bishop of Exeter. Thomas Thomas.-From the Archbishop of York William Bullock.-From the Bishop of London At Winchester, by the Lord Bishop of Hereford. Priest. Deacons. T. E. Duncumb, B.A., Exeter college, Oxford A general meeting of the Members of the United University Club, has been held at Willis's Rooms, King-street, St. James's-square; H. R. H. the DUKE of GLOUCESTER in the Chair. CLERGYMEN MARRIED. At Southstoke, by the Rev. R. Willes, the Rev. F. C. Johnson, son of the Rev. C. Johnson, prebendary of Wells, to Emma Frances, daughter of Thomas Brooke, esq., of Combe Grove, near Bath. Rev. R.Tomkyns, rector of Great Horwood, Bucks, to Louisa, daughter of the Rev. J. Preedy, of Winslow. Rev. G. W. Curtis, vicar of Leominster, to Caroline Georgiana, daughter of the Rev. J. D. Perkins, D.D., chaplain in ordinary to his Majesty. Rev. J. Warburton, to Henrietta Anne, youngest daughter of S. Palmer, esq. Rev. H. Moore, of Tachbrook, Harwick to Rebecca Harriet, youngest daughter of the late L. Huntingdon, esq., deputy receiver-general of the Stamp Duties. At Yetminster, the Rev. J. Ayres, to Sarah, eldest daughter of S. Partridge, esq. At Cheltenham, by the Rev. A. T. Gilbert, B.D., principal of Brazennose college, Oxford, the Rev. W. J. Gilbert, M.A., of the same college, to Amelia Ann, youngest daughter of the Rev. H. Quartley, M.A., rector of Wolverton, and of Wicken, Northamptonshire. CLERGYMEN DECEASED. The Rev. J. Watkins, 43 years vicar of Marshfield, Gloucestershire, and formerly fellow of New college, Oxford. In his 63d year, the Rev. C. Wakeman, a prebendary of Litchfield and Coventry, and rector of Wickemby, Lincolnshire. Rev. E. Conyers, vicar of Epping, and of Walthamstow, Essex. In the 69th year of his age, the Rev. George Bossley, M.A., 33 years rector of Clowne, and 41 years vicar of Chesterfield. Rev. John Williams, vicar of Testead, Hants, and Lecturer of Chiswick church for nearly 20 years. He was attentive to visiting the sick, and enforced a strict observance of the Sabbath. At the Glebe, near Athlone, in Ireland, in his 80th year, the Rev. Thomas Young, brother to the late bishop of Clonfert. At his parsonage house, the Rev. William Wilson, B.D., rector of Moreton, Essex, and formerly fellow of St. John's college, Cambridge, B.A. 1774, M.A. 1777, B.D. 1785.-The rectory is in the patronage of the master and fellows of that society. At his residence in St. Thomas-street, Winchester, the Rev. Carew Gauntlett, nephew of the Warden of New college. At the advanced age of 89 years, the Rev. Anthony Barwick, vicar of Neatished and Horning, Norfolk, which livings were presented to him by Bishop Yonge, in 1767. In the 62d year of his age, the Rev. George Boldero, of Martin Rainham, Norfolk. At Seething-lane, London, aged 69, Rev. W. V. Treson, lecturer of St. Cle ment's, East-Cheap. At the vicarage-house, Mere, in his 33d year, the Rev. R. W. Howell, M.A. At Gillingham, in Kent, in the 85th year of his age, the Rev. Houstone Radcliffe, D.D., archdeacon and prebendary of Canterbury, rector of Ickham, and vicar of Gillingham. He was formerly prebendary of Ely cathedral. The vicarage of Gillingham is in the patronage of Brazennose college, Oxford. The other valuable Preferment is in the gift of the Archbishop of Canterbury. At Wortham, Suffolk, aged 70, the Rev. George Betts, LL.B,, prebendary of Lichfield and Coventry, rector of West Winch and Overstrand, in Norfolk, and for nearly 40 years an acting magistrate for the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk.The living of West Winch is in the gift of the crown, and that of Overstrand in the presentation of Mrs. Rant. In Bath, the Rev. E. Butcher, late of Sidmouth, Devonshire. Of a decline, at his house at Brompton, aged 42, Rev. C. Gerard, formerly of Magdalene college, Oxford, curate of Allhallows, Lombard-street, and lecturer of St. Faith's; he for many years held a situation in his late Majesty's library. At Weston on the Green, in his 66th year, the Rev. T. Yolden, vicar of that parish, and rector of Bucknell, both in Oxfordshire, and formerly fellow of New college, Oxford. The rectory of Bucknell is in the gift of the above society, and the vicarage in the patronage of the Earl of Abingdon. Brighton Entelligence. DEPARTURE OF THE KING. THE departure of his Majesty from this home of his affections. to resume the toils of Government and enter into the bustle and fatigue which are the necessary concomitants of Royalty, has for a season shed a gloom over this spot of revelry-but still, however, the hearts of his Majesty's faithful subjects may pine for his gracious presence, the fond idea that though they are lost to sight they are to memory dear, affords a consolation which loyalty alone can know, and every heart looks forward with eagerness to the period which shall again restore him to the affections of his children; for, we fearlessly pronounce that there is not a man in Brighton (worthy of the human form divine), who does not with gratitude feel the paternal solicitude with which our beloved Father has ever watched over the interests of this place. |