The Sun.
London, England, 1830-03-22 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBILIDGY, MARCH 19.—The Chancellor's gold me-
dals for the two hest proficients in classical learning
among the Commencing Bachelors of Arts, were on Wed-
nesday adjudged to C. Worsdworth and T. H. Steel, of
Trinity College.
The Rey. William Henry Greene, M.A. of St. John's
College, has been presented t,) the Rectory of Stepping-
ley, in the county of Bedford.—Patron, his Grace the
Duke of Bedford.

On Tuesday last the Rev. Henry Rose, M.A., was
instituted to the Rectory of l3rington, in the county of
Northampton, vacant by the resignation of the Hon. and
Rev. George Spencer.—Patron, the Right Hon. Earl
Spencer, K.G.
The Rev. Wos. Addington Norton, M.A., domestic
chaplain to Lord Crewe, Curate of Alderton, in Suffolk,
and Rector of Skenfrith, Monmouthshire, has been in-
ducted to the Rectory of Eyke, in Suffolk, upon the pre-
sentation of Earl Stradbroke.

The King has been pleased to present the Rev. John
Hobart Seymour, M.A., to the Rectory of North-
church, Hertfordshire, void by the death of the Rev. 17-
H. Marker.

The Lord Bishop of Lincoln intends to hold his next
ordination at Cambridge, on Trinity Sunday, the 6th of
Jnne.—Candidates are required to send their papers before
the lit of May.
On Monday last the Rev. Richard 'William Jelf, A.M.
Fellow of Oriel College, and the Rev. John Bull, D.D.
Student of Christ Church, were installed Canons of Christ
Church, in the room of the Rev. Dr. Hay and the Rev.
Dr. Pett.

THE LATE FIRE AT THE ENGLISH OPERA.
—The Committee for relieving the distressed sufferers at
the fire met again on Wednesday evening. Mr. Truts-
TON in the Chair. The whole of the receipts were an-
nounced at 1151. 15e. 3d. including the receipts from the
performance at the Coburg Theatre. Fifty-three applica-
tions had been made, ten of which had been rejected.—
Thanks were returned to M. Cr.our and Mr. DAvIOGE for
their kind services. The Committee meet again on
Thursday for the last time.
The wife of a tradesman residing in the West
Riding of Yorkshire eloped with a young gentleman a few
days ago. The husband, however, with some difficulty,
traced both the parties to an inn, and found that they had
retired to rest. Upon being shown to their chamber, he
broke open the door in the roost unceremonious manner,
and kicked the destroyer of his honour down stairs. The
alarmed wife, in the mean time, swallowed the contents of
a bottle of laudanum which stood by her side ; but a sur-
geon was instantly sent for, and the lady soon recovered
from its effects. Upon recovering her senses she begged
hard for forgiveness, which the loving husband soon ac-
corded to her, and he then took possession of the place
which had been occupied by the Adonis. There did not
seem to he any rancorous feeling remaining on his part,
for the next morning they went home together, and seemed
perfectly satisfied with each other.,Oridged from the
Dexecetor Grader._

LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1830.

PROROGATION OF THE FRENCH CHAMBERS.

An Express from Paris brought the Papers
of Saturday, and the Gazette de France,
dated Sunday. The Ministry have been driven
to the necessity of proroguing the Chambers
to the Ist of September I This is probably only
a prelude to their dissolution. We should not be
at all surprised if the KING, acting upon the advice
of Prince Po L I GNA c and the Apostolicals, should
so far outrage national feeling as to compromise
the interests of the BOURBON Dynasty. The
present is certainly a critical moment in the
affairs of France. The following are extracts :