The Sun.
London, England, 1839-09-30 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, SEPT. 28.--On Sunday last, George
John Boudier, Esq., was admitted scholar of King's
College, in this University, on the resignation of the
Rev. G. 0. Townshend.
On Thursday last, John Eyre Yonge, Esq., scholar
of King's College, in this University,ec •
was elected Fel-
low of that Society.
On the 25th instant, the Lord Bishop of Peterbo-
rough instituted the Rev. Comyns Tucker, M.A., Fel-
low of St. Peter's College, in this University, to the
rectory of Statherne, in the county of Leicester, vacant
by the death of the Rev. Thomas Parke, on the pre-
sentation of the Master and Fellowsof the above Society.
On Friday the 26th inst., the Lord Bishop of Peter-
borough instituted the Rev. William Barry, M.A., of
Trinity College, in this University, and Rector of Long
Stowe, in this county, to the rectory of Blisworth, near
Northampton, vacant by the death of the Rev. John
Ambrosse, on the presentation of the trustees under the
will of John Barn-, Esq., deceased.
The Rev. J. Warren Hayes, M.A., has been insti-
tuted, by the Very Rev. the Dean of Salisbury, to the
rectory of Arborfield, Berks, void by the death of the
Rev. H. Hodgkinson. Patron, Lord Braybrookc.
The Rev. Thomas Chambers, M.A., of St. John's
College, in this University, has been appointed Head
Master of the Royal Naval School.
The undermentioned persons were ordained by the
Lord Bishop of Lincoln, in the Cathedral Church of
Lincoln, on Sunday last, the 22d inst.:—

DEACONS.
Charles Richard Alford, 8.A., Trin. coll., Cambridge.
Thomas Bleaymire, 8.A., Trin. coll., Cambridge.
Francis Edward Danford, 8.A., Fellow of King's coll.,
Cambridge.
Robert Henry Goodacre—Literate.

John Hawksley, B. A., St. Edmond hall, Oxford.
Arthur George Hog,arth, B. A., Queen's coll., Oxford.
William Willes, Love), B. A., Trin. coll., Oxford.
William Henry Mountain, B. A., Christ's coll., Cambridge,
Bcnj,min Lucas Watson, M. A., Little St. Mary hall,
Oxford.

Walter Young, B. A., Fellow of King's coll., C',ambridgi
Peter C. Mellish HoAtin, B. A., Jesus coll., Cambridge.
Edwin C. Montriou, B. A., Pemb. coll. Cambridge.
Wm. Marshall, B. A., Corpus Christi coll., Cambridge.
Richard G. Micklethwaite, B. A. Cath. hall, Cambridge.
Herbert Trimmer—Literate. _

With Lctt. Dim. from the Archbishop of York.
John Thomas Barclay, St. Edmund hall, Oxford.
William Cook Osborn, B. A., St. John's coll. Cam-
bridge.
With Lett. Dim. from the Bishop of Bath and
Wells.

Samuel More Richards, S. C. L., Magd. hall, Oxford.
With Lett. Dim. from the Bishop of Lichfield.
PRIESTS.

John Garvey, B. A., Corpus Christi coil., Cambridge.
Alfred Greaves, M. A., Trin. coll., Cambridge.
John David Pigott, B. A., Merton coll., Oxford.
John Holfcrd Risley, S. C.L., Fellow of New coll.,
Oxford.
John Knifton Newbold, B. A., Queen's coil,, Oxford.
Richard Rawle, M. A., Fellow of Trin, coll., Camb.
John Moss Webb, B. A., Clare hall, Cambridge.
With Lett. Dim. from the Bishop of Lichfield.
The Bishop of Lincoln's next ordination will be held in
Lincoln Cathedral, on Sunday, the 22d of December—
Candidates must send their papers to his Lordship at WU-
ifigham House, near Market Rasen, before the 10th of
November.

A moonlight gathering of the Chartists took
place on Tuesday evening, on the Dock Green. There
was no chairman, but a tailor, named Reed, took the
lead in the
proceedings, and introjuiced the various ora-
tors to the audience. The avowed object of the
meeting was to introduce the celebrated Dr. Taylor as
a candidate for Hull at the next election. Some stones
were thrown at the speakers, and struck one person
severely on the shoulder ;
with this exception the meet-
ing passed off quietly.—Hull Packet.
IMPORTANT TO LICENSED VICTUALLERS.
—lt appears that the High Constable of Woolwich,
attended by the usual officials, acording to the Magis-
trates' orders, went the round to caution the publicans
against opening their houses previous to Divine service
on the Sunday, which was obeyed by the major part of
them ; but finding that some of their brethren disobeyed
the order and were reaping a " golden harvest," the
ethers adopted the same course, when they were again
cautioned. The reply to which was, " from advice"
they had received, that the Act did not extend to any
village, town, or borough, where the new metropolitan
force was not established, and as the "blessing" had not
yet been imposed upon them, they expressed their de-
the question should any information
termination to try
be lodged against them, as they clearly did not come
within the spirit of the Act, since which they have pur-
sued their avocation unmolested.