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London, England, 1825-06-13 00:00:00

I:NIVERSITY „INTELLIGENCE.

()tenni:l..l'oHE 11.
The nsmes of those candidates, who at the claw of the putl.c
examincions in Easter Term were admitted by the public clanine-,
into tile three classes of Litere Ilitsnaniorrs and Dlseipllncr
esematerce et Ph;isietr respectively, according to the alphabetiee
arrangement in each class prescribed by the statute, stand as :
Ix THE FIRST CLASS Or LITER'S lIUMAISIORHS....-Brr,
mom. Arthur James, Queen's College ; Carey, Peter Stafford,
John'. College; Cos, William Heywani. Pembroke Colic:A.:
hiabetly, George. Balliol College; Palairet, Charles, Queen's
College; Smythe, William. Chime Church.
Ix TOE SECOND CLASS OF LITER'S
nigh. Hubert Kestell, Corpus Christi College ; Lod. Henry
man. NI-arms:et College; Ind, James, Queen's-College; Ali,.
donald, Archibald, Oriel College; Prevost., Sir George, Bert
(hie( College ; Walkey. Charles Can't's. Worcester Ccliege
Welch, William, St. John's College; {l...aeon, Henry Bristow,
St. John's College.
IN THE THIRD CLASS 07 LITERZ HUHANTORES..-Baker,
George, Wadham College; Bonuor, Richard Alcurice, Christ
Church; Capper, John Lewis, Pembroke College; Dear, Wm.
Smith, NVadham College; Dixon, John. Christ Church; Fare,
George Edward. Oriel College; Foley, John. Wadham College
Heberden, William, Oriel College; Hill, John, Brasenose Col-
lege;. Hone, Frederick, University College; Hull. Henry Wil-
liam, Oriel College; Lightbourne, Jmeph Fraser, Jesus College;
Rhoades, James, IVadham College; Stanley, Edward John. Christ
Church • Toiler, Samuel Bushe, Trinity College; Tucker. Mar.
wood, Balliol College; Walsh. Joseph Nutt, St. John's College;
W'intle, Henry, Worcester College.
[ lid ward Cardwell, Wm. Mills, Charles Atmore Ogilvie. Chas.
Thus. Langley, Arthur Johnsoo, Richard Wm. Jell, Public Lx.
aminers.l
IN THE FIRST CLASS Or DISCIP. MATHEMAT. ET PATS.
—Beaumont, Arthur James, Queen's College ; Jones, Weer:
Richard, Oriel College ; Prevost, Sir George, Bart. Oriel College ;
Vallack, Benjamin Wm. Salmon, Exeter College; Walsh, Jo-
peph Neste, St. John's College.
IT THE SECOND CLASS OP Dtscre. MATREUAT. PIITIL
_ .

—Bonnor, Richard, Maurice, Christ Church ; C(,x, Wrn. Haysa di
Pembroke College; N'esey. Hon. Thomas. Christ Church.
[James Adez Ogle, Stephen Peter Rigaud, George Lzigb
Cooke, Public Lxaminers.l
The number of candidates who form the Fourth Class, but whose
names are not published, amounts to 101.
Yesterday, in full convocation, the University seal was lazed
Cu petitions to the House of commons. for leave to bring in a Bill
authorising the Universities of Oxford arid Cambridge, and the
severs./ Colleges and Halls therein, to raise money by mortgage of
their passessions, for defraying the expense of buildings bathe et -
cominolation of an 'encased number of Students.

On Saturday last Mr. Henry Davison,. Scholar of Trinity Cel.
loge on Blornt's foundation; Mr. Dolma' Merlins* Com
n:oner of Oricl I 'll:lege and Mr. Thomas Lewin, Commor.cr ct
iVcreester College (having been previously nominated on Trinity
Monday), were admitted Scholars of Trinity College on theorginal
fonnticion.

On Trinity Monday Mr. George Cotes, Commoner of Brasenote
College, was admitted Scholar of Ttinity College on Yr. Bkr.ust's
(Arnow i on.
Yererday week Mr. Richard Latham, Scholar of Brasenose Col-
lege, was elected a Fellow of that Society.
On Tuesday last the Rey. John Mayor. B.D. Fellow of Lincoln
C 'liege, and Pereetual Curate of Forest Hill, in t'is counts., was
pi emoted to the Rectory of Hadlcigh, Essex. Patrons, the Rester
and Fellows of Ltaeoln College.
PkEFT:IISIENTS.—The Rev. Henry Thurshy, M.A. of Oriel
College, to the Rectory of [sham Interior, Northamptonshire; the
Res. Marlow Watts NVilkinson,ll.D. of Worcester College, to the
Rectory of Hareacent-cum-Pitchcombe, Gloucester.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

LEEDS RACES.

FRIDAY, JUNE N.
The Drsnor BLASE STAKES of 30 or's. each, h. ft. fee
old colts, gat. sln. fillies. ast. One mile and a half.—To start
at the low end of the %Yipping Line, ran once round, ar.d Lp
the same. _

Sir J. Byng'a colt Trinealo - Wald over
iWEEPITAIES of 20 sore. each, for two-year old colts.. Bst. Sib. ;
ftst. Two. ear tit, Course. Half a mile.--To start nt
the 1,,w end of the Vinning Line, and run up the setae.
Mr. Parkinson's b. e. by St. Helena, tbau by Wary 1
Mr. Hidsdale's Numskull 2

Mr. It. 111tInes's b. c. by Canon . - . .3
The LADIES' PLATE of 50 sous. for horses, &c. ot all ages; thrs....•
year olds, Get. 71b. • four, Bet. lib. ; fire, let. lob. ; sir a. i
aged, 24t. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. Heats two Init.-.
To start at the Round House, run once and a halt round, sad up
the Winning Line.
Sly. Upyleby's cb. c. by Proselyte, 3 yrs old - 5 1 1
Mr. Ridsdale's ch. h. Ruehmer, 4 yes old . I 2 2
Mr. Burton Peter's eh. h. Bugle, 5 yes old - 2 3 :t
MI. Wyrill's b. g. Astonishment (late Debonair) 6 yes old 6 4 1
Lord Al ikon's b. m. Parthinassa, 4 yrs old - 3 er
Mr. J. Ferguson's Don indium*, by Octavian, 4 yes old 4 dr
TURF-ROOMS, BAZA A R, SAT nava v, JUNE 11.

The attendance tn-day wa.v pretty strong, but the betting witstot
by any means so extensi►e as we expected. The July Stakes was
scarcely r.,ticed, the only betting on it being on the held. 'I 1.1
business in the sale department was unusually heavy, patticu:atly
amongst bunters, &c. and great prices were obtained.

ST. LF.OER.
si to 2 agst Memnon 19 to 1 agst Horner
6i to 1 &pit liedgauntlet 23 to 1 apt Whisker colt
7 to 1 agst tas Alderman High odds agst any other.
13i to 1 apt Cleveland

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10 tO 1 Or
3 to 1 on

r the field.
!TAKES.
the filld

IIfFETINCS OF CREDITORS,
AT THE COVET OF commissioxrns OF NANZIIIrre,
BASMIAALL-STREET,
TO-V(7IEOW.

' THIRD }MEI (NOS. H.
Bally, J. Bridal, merchant . . . - 1.-
Brown, J. Oxford-etrcet, cheesemonger - . - I'
Browne, W. H. Kennington-roa.: lAmbeth. merchant - I:
Haswell, J. F. Fox and Hounds-yard, entrain-road, Shore.
ditch, horse-dealer -.- 12
Rayner, J. City-road, grocer . - - - 11
SECOND MEETINGS.
Gascoyne, R. Richmond, Surrey, tailor .
Lawrence, C. Drury-lane, tallow-chandler . - l'
EXIST WETTING.
Folkard, 11'. King-street, elle:inside, victualler
DIVIDENDS.

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'Rent, H. I.awrence-lane, commission-agent t . - 12
Mure, H. R. and W. Fent-Mira-street. merchants - . 11
Ryall, W. and T. Upper Berkeley-street West, Paddington,
stone-masons . It

About a month ago a respectable unmarried female,
named Twynam, who keeps a small shop in Middlesex-street,
Somers Town, lost 2131., a little fortune which a aurae of Indus-
try and frugality during many years had enabled her to scrape toge-
ther, under the following circumstances :—She had recently sold
out of the funds stock to that amount, but at the time of her loss.
having the money still unemployed, and a considerable reduction
in the prices of stock having in the mean time taken place she re-
lieved on taking advantage of the favourable opportunity of making
a handsome profit by purchasing in again, and arc•odingly, put.
ting her money in her pocket, left home for that purpose ; but the
intervention of some obstacle or other prevented her carrying her
purpose into effect that day, and she turned back again, and on her
return home she incautiously placed her pocket-book in a situation
tinder the window within view of any person entering the shop.
Shortly afterwards a travelling glazier entered to solicit the job
of repairing, a broken square in the window. Permission
was granted • the job quickly executed, the glacier left the
shop, and almost; immediately afterwards Mrs. Twynam missed
the pocket-hook, containing ten 101. Sins, and several other".
amounting altogether tertheystins above seated. She gave whim of
her loss at the bank, together with the numbers of the 101. notes,
and several of the latter have since been paid in there, but without
giving any trace to the robber. A fen days hack, however, she
recovered one of the notes under rather singular circumstances.
Two men made some purchases at the shop of Mr. Smith, a linen.
draper in Holborn, in payment for which they tendered a IW.
note; Mr. Smith suspecting it to be a bad one, sent his shopman
into the neighbourhood to ascertain it. It, however, proved to be
a good note. but a difficulty arising as to changing it. the shoptnan
again went out, and during his absence the two men left the shop.
to which they beret again returned. Mr. Smith, on application at
the bank, found the note to be one of those stolen from Mrs.
Twynam, and it was ultimately restored to her. The descriptier
of one of the men answers to that of theseandering glazier.

BIRTH.
At Little Marlow, Bucks, on the 10th instant, the lady of tat
Rev. James Allan Park, of a daughter.

11IARRIED.
On Saturday, the 11th instant, at Hempstead Church. by tbs Hoc.
and Rev. William Herbert, Charles, son of Anthony Bacon, Esq..
of Elcott, in Berkshire, to Caroline, daughter of Henry Davidsoz,
Esq., of Cavendish-square, and TuUoch, in N B.
On the Nth inst. at St. John's church, Hackney. Pal-
met.. Esq. of AVekhanistos, to bliss Elizabeth Leatbley?:flrgpton-
square.
On the dth, Augustus Edward bomnitt, Esq. merlon!, et
Manchester, to Caroline, second daughter of George OppenhelmoT,
Esq. of South-street.
At the Dowager Viscountess Duncan's, on the RN inst. bout •
Oet.eral Sit John Hamilton Dalrymple, Ran. to the Hooourable
Adamins Denten, daughter of the lase Lord Viscount Damao.

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MOH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRUX)g.
Nottoill 113 irda. after 11. 1 Aft/gimes • Nei& Om O.

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