The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-24 00:00:00

UNIVARSITY INTELLIGENCE.

&trout,. JAN.?!
On Saturday last John Mitchell Chapman, 8.A., of Eater l.!.
lege, was elected Fellow olißalhol Col e.
On Sunday last died, it his loather-in-lines, the Res. b,.
Oautkin, Rector of Stoke Newington. Brian Broughton, E,y,•
BarOsS, 1111 Surrey, end hie of the Treasury.
On Wednesday last died, at Bath, /dr. James Henry
Commoner of Balliol College, and son of Capt. Jamas
R.N., of Bath.

After the examinations on Thursday, the several candidates...
honours were bracketed according to their respective merits.
Williamson, Cla,
SEcooD BRACRET—Murton, P. Trin.; Newton, John; La-
ken. C C.C. ; Wand, Magd.
Tetuan BRlXlET—llurrosa, Caius ; Wardby, John; Parker,
Trin.; Vl'itrasn, Teen.; Williamson, Trin.
FOURTH DRACCET—DareieR, Qu.; &MUM, Pen& ; Make-
locke, Cath. ; Cape, Clare ; Dade, Cailla • Ferric, Cahn; Frans.
' '
ton, Joh. • Graham, Qu. • Harrison, Jolt. ; Heathfitll,
Knowles, Trio. ; Martin, Caius ; Maude., Caius ; Smith, ;
Wilson, Joh.
FIFTH BRACK TT—Riddell, Trin.
SIXTH BRACIET—BarIow, Pet.; Dunniogham, Pet.;
ardson, ('alas.

SEVENTH BRACKET—Berkeley, Chr.; Isaacson, Joh.; Lag.
ham, Joh.; Lubbock, Trin.; Pocky. Joh.; Warner, Joh.
EIGHTH BRACKET—rarish, Trin. ; Gaye, Joh.; Gilpin,
Qu. ; Malkin, Trio.; Phillips, Chr. ; Smith, Pemb. ; Wok
Cams.

NINTH BIACRET—ITiIIs Trin.
TENTH BRACKET—AyaIa, Joh.; Bell, Qu.; Crocker, Tria.;
Earle, Job.; Hawkins, Tfirl.; Ilnlme, Caius ; Morton, C. Trio.;
Prater, Trio. ; Pratt, Trio. ; Ward, C.C.C. ; %Vanier, Trio.;
Young, Trip. _

ELEVENTH BRACEIT—Barry, Trin.; Custance„ TIM;
Hartskc.ll, TAIL ; Hayes, Joh.; Kempthorn, Joh.: Lowe, Chi.;
Heade, Gnus; Skinner, Sid.; Smith, Trin.4 Toner, Job.;
Wayne, Pet.; roulden, Joh.
TWELETH BRlClCET—Bollaerts, Trin.; grans, Penib.;,
Hildyard, Trin.; Lewis, Joh.; ()utram, Joh.; Willmore, Trim.
THIRTEENTH BRACEET—IIITKA, Caul.; Dallis), (*.c.f.;
Falcon, Joh.; Fletcher, 111agd. ; Jlarshall, Joh.; Pried, Trim.;
Sanderson, Joh.; lVaktfield, Joh. ; Wimberley, Em.
CAMBRIDGE
The following is a Summary of the Members of all the Colleps,
in 1824:

Trinity College
St. John's College
Queen's paler
}Almanac! College
Christ's College
Jesus College
Cafes College
St. Peter's College
Clare Hall
Trinity Hall

. 1229' Corpus Christi C. 1:0
1011 Pembroke Hall . 125
. 228 -fatberine Hall a 118
- 218 Kings College . 108
- 210 Sidney College . 101
- 201 Magdalene College - 03
201 Downing College . 53
- 169 University Officers . 11
139
133
COMPARA'

TIVE VIEW.
11G23
1824

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
The Earl of Derby's stag-hounds will meet to-MOTTOW at Ban.
s'atd--at ten.

Joliette, Esq.'s fox-hounds to-morrow at Stapleton Common,
nn Thursday at Worth, and on Saturday at Thorne Bush—each
day as nine.
'The Surrey fox-hounds this day at Locks Bottom, on Thursday
at Limpafield, and on Saturday at Addington—each day at half.

put ten.
The barriers this day at Sanderstead. on Wednesday at atto,
and on Saturday at ditto—each day at ten.
The Earl of Scarborough's fox-hounds will meet on WednevZsy
at A pley Head, and on Friday at Clay worth.
The Badsworth fox-hounds to-morrow at Smeaton Bridge, on
Thursday at Crofton Village, and on Saturday at Brodaworth.
Sir Richard Puleston'v hounds to-morrow at Alartord Hill. on
Thursday at Overton Bridge, and on Saturday at Oteley Park.
The Chester barriers to-morrow at Button, and on Friday at
Newton.

Sir Thomu Stanley's hounds to-morrow at Ea•tham.
The Cheshire hotinds on Wednesday at Pu!don Heath. on
Thursday at the Black Dog ou the Barnhill road, and oa Satur-
day at Tsrporley Town End.
Lord Anion's hounds on Wednesday at Newnham, on Than.
day at Kingsbury Wood, and on Saturday at Shuttington Bridge.
Sir B. Graham's fox-hounds on Wednesday at Anon Burrell,
on Thursday at Ereall Mill, and on Saturday at Lce Bridge.
The East Sussex fox-hounds on Thursday at Effingham, sad
on Saturday at the Newnham's Arms, near Nes/timber.
The Lewes Brookside harriers on Wednesday at the Kennel,
Ilford.

The Oakley hounds on Thursday at :Banton Thrift, and on Sa-
turday at Pix Hill.
The Vale harriers (Somerset) to-morrow at Revels Inn, for Roe-
buck, on Saturday at Buckland Knout, on Tuesday, Feb. I. at
Witherborne. on Friday at Lonotbredy Hut, on Tuesday, Feb.B,
at Deuce, and on Saturday at AI ilbome Port East Hill.

On Saturday morning last a pony, aged three years and a bir.
carrying 10st. 10Ib., the property of Mr. W. Quick, jun., of the
Valiant Soldier Inn, Exeter, was backed to go from the above mn
to the Country lintel on the Honiton road, a distance of eight
miles and a half, in forty minutes, which he performed as follows:
—first four miles and a quarter in twenty-two minutes, trottire:
and the remainder of the distance in sixteen minutes and a half,
performing the whole one minute and a half within the given time.

At the Middlesex Sessions on Saturday, Benjamin Burn
was tried for an assault upon Samuel Burridge, on the 9th
of November, and a verdict of Not Guilty returned.
Benjamin and James Baru and Fletcher, were then
put upon their trial for assaultitlg a Bow-street patrol.
named Gardner. Gardner, in evidence, stated that he had
been severely beaten, and his testimony was eceseborrted
by Smith, another officer. Five witnesses, however, ne-
gatived the charge of assault as to B n Burn, who was sc-
quitted, as was also Fletcher. James Burn plaid
Guilty.

BIRTH.
At Edinburgh, on the 19th instant, the Lady or Capt. Weir'••
of the Scotch Greys, of a daughter.

MARRIED.

On the 19th instant, Mr. Wm. Slater, of Brussels, to 3lsrie.
only child of the late llousiettr P. M. J. Pharazyn, of Ghent.
Pays Pays.
Saturday, at Fulham, by the Venerable the Archdeacon of Lon-
don, John Richard Balie. Esq. of Acton Green. to Harriet, gel!
daughter of Wm. Jo tea, I:sq. of North End, Fulham.