The Sun.
London, England, 1830-04-23 00:00:00

FRANKFORT PAPERS.

VIENNA, APRIL 9.—The Austrian Observe,' of
this day contains a :proclamation of Count Lilin-
berg, our Commanding GenerNl at Agram, in
Croatia, stating that his Majesty the Emperor had
been pleased to pant permission to return, without
subjecting themselves to punishment, the fugitives,
deserter*, and robbers, from the Austrian States, who
are:now in the territory ofßosnia, who shall voluntarily
come back on their urgent supplication, and their pro..
mitts to disclose all they know, relative to the Bosnian
Banditti, and even to assist in pursuing the robbers.
111 order to make these repentant snners entirely
easy, a protocol will be drawn up in the most precise
terms, in the presence of some Ecclesiastics, stat-
ing the conditions of their pardon, and a copy of it
will be deposited in the hands of the person whom
they themselves shall choose. Thus the country
opens its arms to its repentant sons, in order to re-
ceive them kindly at their paternal homes; and the
inexhaustible clemency of his Majesty secures to
them the punctual execution of the favourable terms
granted them. All those who intend to profit by
this gracious amnesty are hereby invited to appear
with their families and their effects, at the latest, by
the Sih of May this year, at the frontier pests.
Should there be among the fugitives any so per-
versely wicked as to repulse the beneficent arm
that the country holds out to them, in order to
persevere in the career of vice, and prefer a roaming
life, in which every day may lead them to destruc-
tion, to peaceful abode in their own country in the
bosom of their families, they must blame themselves
alone for the injurious consequences that may thence
come to themselves and their families.
CASSRL, APRIL B.—The journey of Lis
highness the Elector to Fulda, where our august
Liectresa has held her Court ever since last autumn,
is an event which fills all patriotic Hessians with
joy, and the more so as it is asserted that his High-
ness the Electoral Prince has also been invited to go
to Fulda.

As the departure of the Elector for Fulda took
place soon after a visit which the Prussian Minister
at the Diet paid to his Highness, at Cassel, by whom
he is highly esteemed, u is inferred that that distin-
guished Statesman has had some influence in the
matter.--Nuremburg► Correspondent, April 14.
LowER SAXONY, MAJWiI So.—Persons are now
engaged in the Duchy of Brunswick, with the
approbation of the Ministers, in drawing up
a new liturgy, which shall be equally con-
formable to the spirit of Christianity and the ge-1
rieral diffusion of knowledge. To judge by the mea-
sures which have been taken for this purpose, the
Litergy may be reckoned among the best that exists.
•A
Circular of the Consistory, dated 20th February,
invites all Protestant Ministers of the Duchy to send
in plans for a Liturgy, and also forms of prayer,
breathing the true spirit of devotion.
CARLEIRIIHR, APRIL 13.—Their Royal High-
nesses the Grand Duke and Duche6s yesterday gave
n private audience to the Count de Montlezun, who,
in the name of his Majesty the King of France, his
Sovereign, expressed the sentiments of sympathy
and friendship of Lis Majesty on the death of the
Grand Duke Louis, and the accession of his Royal
Highness, his successor. Count Brief Schabrinstein,
the Austrian Ambassador, complimented the Grand
Duke on his accession, in the name of the Emperor,
on the 11th.—Frankfort Papers, April 15.
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UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

Oxman, Aritrt. 21.—This day, being the firat of
Easter Term, the foJlowing gentlemen were admitted to
Degree :

BACHELOR OP CIVIL LAW.—Rev. Frederick B. Thistle_
ton, late Fellow of she New College, Grand Compounder.
MArrsas or ARTS.--Rev. W. G. Dymock, Exeter,
Grand Compounder ; C. P. Golightly, Esq., Oriel,
Grand Compounder ; Messrs. H. D. Stephens, Fellow of
New College; Rev. J. Usborne, University; J. Fox,
Queens ; Rev. P. 11. Lee, Brasenobe; Rev. S. B. Shi-
reit, Wadham.

tACHIELOIIS Or A RTs. —Mears. R. Briscoe, Jesus;
H. J. St. John's; T. Fallow and W. Miry-
elmrch, St. DlE:land-hall.

This day, also, a subsequent convocation was held for
ti'e purpose of admitting to office the new Proctors for the
year, who had been previously elected by their respective
Colleges---namely, the Rev. Joseph Dornford, M.A., Fel-
/ow of Oriel, senior Proctor ; Rev. Thomas Townson
Chnrton, M.A., Fellow of Brasenose, junior Proctor.
After a Latin Oration delivered by the Rev. James
Thomas Round, senior Proctor, on his going out of office,
the senior Proctor, Mr. Dornford, nominated as his de-
puties or pro-Proctors, the Rev. J. P. Griffith, M.A., of
Wadbam, and the Rev. J. H. Newman, M.A., of Oriel.
The junior Proctor, Mr. Chnrton, nominated /18 his pro's
the Rev. F. A. Dawson, and the Rev. R. Haring-
ton, ALA., of Brasenose.