Anticipated Payments.UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.CAMBRIDGE, Fto.au.'At a congregation on Wednesday, the following gentlemenwere admitted to degrees• Master of Arts.—Rev. John Hothersail Pinder, Cams col-\QgeBachelor in Civil Law**—Rev. Charles Thomas Gladwin, Jesuscollege. ',Bachelor of Arts*— Gervas Harvey Woodhouse, St. Johnscollege. 4Bell’s Scholarships,—An election of two Scholars upon Dr. Bell’s foundation will take place on Fridayrthe 3d of April next.TyrwhitC$ Hebrew Scholar skip**— The examination for a Scho-la» ship on this foundation will *cemmenqe on Wednesday, the 5th ot May next.We understand that the Lord Bishop of Ely has presented the Rey. J. Broeklebank, B. Dm'Chaplain to his Lordship, and Rector of Feversham, to the Rectory of Willingham, vacant by the death of the Rev. SirHanry Bate Dudley, Bart.OXFORD Feb. 21.Thursday, Feb. 19, the foitpupng Degrees were conferred Masters of Arts.—Rev. RobetoXaurence, St. Edmund Hall; Edward Hay, Student of Christ Church.Bachelors of Arts*~~John Reonikcr, Esq. Corpus Cbristi Coiiege, Grand Compounder; Anthony Berwick Lechmere, Christ Church ; James William Mylne, Balliol college.PREFERMENTS.The Rev. T. Hinde, M.A., to the vicarage of Featheratone, Yorkshire, vacant by the death of the Rev. G. D. Kelly; pa-