the two last petitions of the Lord's Prayer. By a Country Clergyman. Is.

Sermons on Various Subjects and Occasions. By the Rev. John Nance, M. A. Fellow of Worcester College, Oxford. 6s. Cruelty to Dumb Creatures, a Sinful Abuse of that power originally delegated to Man: and inconsistent with the Christian Character. A Sermon preached in the Churches of St. John and St. Mary, Devizes, on Sunday, August 16, 1807, at the request of the Rev. Henry Brindley, of Laycock, Wilts. By the Curate of Devizes. 1s.

The Stability of the Reformed Christian Church. A Sermon preached in Lambeth Chapel,

W HEN the late Gilbert

Wakefield published his proposals for a Greek and English Lexicon, a gentleman who had for a considerable time been employed on a similar work, de-sisted from his labour, on the supposition that Mr. Wakefield's book was ready for the press. But as it appears that he had not proceeded much farther in the collection of materials than his interleaved Hedericus, which has been destroyed by fire; the abovementioned gentleman has now resumed his original intention, and will in a short time present to the public, a copious

and accurate Greek and English Lexicon.

The Rev. Mr. Mitchell's Treatise on the uses of the Greek definitive Article will soon be published, in one large volume, in octavo.

The Works of the late celebrated Dr. Kirwan, dean of Killala, are preparing for the press, and are expected to appear in London in the course of this winter.

The Rev. A. Murray is enployed in preparing for publication, Memoirs of the Life and Writings of James Bruce, Esq. of Kinnaird, the celebrated traveller.

OXFORD, October 31.

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Mr. John Dicker Inglett Fortescue, and the Hon. Richard Cust,

of Exeter College, was admitted to the honorary degree of M. A. presented by Peter Stephen Rigaud, M.A. Fellow of the same college.

On Thursday last, Messrs. Robert Smith, of Worcester College, and Maurice Suabey of of Christ Church, were admitted Bachelors of Arts.

Yesterday the Rev. John Chapple Woodhouse, M. A. and student in divinity of Christ Church, and dean of Lichfield, was admitted to the degrees of Bachelor and Doctor in Divinity, Grand Compounder.

Nov. 2. Stephen Lushington, Esq. B. C. L. of All Souls Co!lege; the Hon. Spenser Rodney of Christ Church, and Mr. Edward Henry Owen, B. A. of the same house; Mr. John Ed-' ward Tarleton, B. A. of Brasenose College; and the Hon. Frederic Pleydell Bouverie, B.A. of Oriel College, have been elected Fellows of All Souls College.

3. The Rev. Richard Allen Burney of Magdalen Hall; Mr. John Taylor Allen of Brasenose College, and the Rev. William Thomas Beer, of Worcester College, B. A. are admitted Masters of Arts.

George Edmund Hanmer, Esq. of University College;

Bachelors of Arts.

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14. Mr. Charles Tapp Griffith has been admitted scholar of Wadham College; and Messieurs James Baker and William Parker, scholars of New College.

Mr. Henry Frederick Thistlethwayte, and the Rev. John Munden, Bachelors of Arts, of Queen's College, have been admitted to the degree of Master of Arts.

The Rev. Richard Berens, student in law of All Souls' College, has been admitted to the degree of Bachelor in Civil Law. Sir George Bowyer, Bart. and Guido Simpson Fairfax, Esq. Bachelors of Arts of Christ Church, are admitted Masters of Arts; Grand Compounders.

The Rev. Benjamin Pope of Christ Church, and John Yeates of New College, Bachelors of Arts, have been admitted Masters of Arts. The Hon. Spencer Rodney of All Souls; Edward Winnington Ingram, Esq. and Mr. Henry Allen Johnson of Christ Church, have been admitted Bachelors of Arts.

Mr. Robert Chambers Jones, B. A. and scholar of Jesus College, has been elected a Fellow of that society.

20. The names of those candidates, who at the close of the

public examination this term, were admitted by the Examiners into the first and second classes of the Litera Humaniores, and Discipline Mathematica et Physica respectively, according to the alphabetical arrangement in each class prescribed by the statute, stand as follows:

In the first class of the Litere Humaniores. Baker, Thomas, of Oriel; Gordon, Robert, of Christ Churcht and Powell, Thomas Bevan, of Oriel.

In the second class of the Litere Humaniores. Burney, Charles Parr, of Merton; James, William, of Oriel; Lancaster, Thomas William, of Oriel; Morris, William, of Christ Church; Penson, Peter, of New College; Sawyer, Charles, of Christ Church; and Strong, Thomas Linwood, of Oriel.

In the second class of the Disciplina Mathematica et Physica. -Baker, Thomas, of Oriel; James, William, of Oriel; Morris, William, of Christ Church; Powell, Thomas Baven, of Oriel; Sawyer, Charles, of Christ Church; and Strong, Thomas Linwood, of Oriel.

Thursday last, a convocation was holden in which the appointment of the Rev. John Penrose, M. A. of Corpus Christi College to be one of the select preachers in the room of the Rev. Henry Kett, B.D. of Trinity College, who had resigned that office, was approved by the house.

The same day in a congregation the Rev. John Comyns Churchill, M. A. and student in divinity of Corpus Christi College, was admitted Bachelor in Divinity.

The Rev. Thomas Stephens of Magdalen Hall, and the Rev. John Basnett of Pembroke College, students in law, were admitted Bachelors in Civil Law, Grand Compounders.

Mr Thomas Morris of Oriel College, Rev. Charles Tomkin Jennins of Lincoln College; Rev. William Ward Smith of Worcester College; Rev. Allan Borman Hutchins of Queen's College; and the Rev. William Macdonald of Balliol College, B. A. were admitted Masters of Arts. Messrs. Thomas Baker, and Thomas William Lancaster of Oriel College; David Hughes Saunders of Jesus College, and Daniel Pryce of Worcester College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts.

CAMBRIDGE, October 26.

THE Marquis of Hartington, the eldest son of the Duke of Devonshire; Lord Ipswich, eldest son of the Earl of Euston, and the Hon. Mr. Bridgeman, son of Lord Bradford, are admitted of Trinity College. And Lord Hamilton, second son of the Marquis of Abercon; the Hon. Mr. Clive, second son of Earl Powis, and the Hon. Mr. Law, eldest son of Lord Ellenborough, are admitted of St. John's College,

Mr. Robert Hamond, of Emmanuel College, has been admitted to the degree of Bachelor of Arts.

31. The Seatonian prize is this year adjudged to the Rev. Charles Home, M. A. Fellow of St. John's College, for his Poem on the "Shipwreck of St. Paul."

The Hon. George Neville, eldest son of Lord Braybroke, is admitted of Trinity College.