The Sun.
London, England, 1839-10-22 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.

MATRICULATION EXAMINATION FOR HONOURS IN
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. EXA-
MINERS, G. B. JERRARD, ESQ., AND REV. It.

MURPHY.

The following is a list of Students who have ob-
tained Honours in Mathematics and Natural Piaiio-
sophy—the names being arranged in the order of pro
ficiency :—Todhunter ; Jesse] ; Newth ; Fox and Levy,
equal ; all of University College, London. An exhibi-
tion of 301. a•year, tenable for two years, was awarded
to Mr. Isaac 'f odhun ter .

REVIEW AT WINDSOR.—To-morrow, at one
o'clock, her Majesty will review the troops of the
garrison in the Home Park, in the presence of the
Princes of Saxe-Ernest and Albert Gotha, and a bril-
liant staff.

His Excellency Barn') Brunow, on leaving
Mivart's Hotel for the Continent, stayed a few days
with the Duke of Wellington, at Walmer Castle. His
Excellency arrived at Calais on Wednesday afternoon,
cn route to Stutgardt.
The Duke and Duchess of NorthUmberland
gave a sumptuous entertainment, on Thursday, to a
very numerous and distinguished party, at Alnwick
Castle. The Earl end Countess of Tankerville, Lord
end Lady Ravenswortb, Viscount Straneford, the
Hon. Miss Smythe, Viscount Ossulston, Viscountess
Fitzharris, the Hon.. H. T. Liddell, Mr. R. Ingram,
M.P., Sir M. W. Ridley, Mr. Cresswell, M.P., Mr.
M. Bell. MX., &c,, were among the company.
LAMBTON CASTLE.—The Duke of .Sussex
arrived at Upleathern, near Guishorough, on a visit to
the Earl of Zetland, on Tuesday last, and is expected
at Lambton Castle on Wednesday next. It has already
been stated that his Royal Highness intends to honour
the Earl of Durham with his company for three weeks.
Mr. C. Buller, M.P , has been staying at the Castle
for nearly a fortnight past ; and the venerable Earl
Grey, with his Countess, were to arrive yesterday.
Several other distinguished individuals, have, we. un-
derstand, been invited to meet the illustrious miter ;
during whose sojourn the Castle will be the scene of.
much splendid hospitality.—Durham Chronick.
Sir William Follett is expected in town, from
Paris, on the 28th inst. The health of the Learned
Gentleman is quite re-established.
BIRTH.—At Whitehall-gardens, on the 20th
inst., her Grace the Duchess of Buccleuch, of a son.
THE LATE EARL OF KINGSTON.—We have
to record she demise of the Earl of Kingston, which
took place on Friday last, at the family residence, Hull.
place, St. John's-wood. The late Earl, who was Vis.
count Kingsborough, in the Peerage of Ireland, and
Baron Kingston, in the Peerage of the United King-
dom, was born the 9th of April, 1771, and succeeded
his father, the second Earl, the 17th April, 1799. On
the sth of May, 1794, his Lordship married the Lady
Helena Moore, daughter of the Earl of Mountcashel,
and aunt of the present Earl, Lady Jane Peel, wife of
the Right Hon. W. Yates Peel, and Lady Robinson,
by whom his Lordship has left issue, Viscount Kings-
borough (now Earl of Kingston), who was born in 1795.
The late Earl was elder brother of Viscount Lorton.
Several noble families are placed in mourning by the
death of his Lordship.

DEATH OF THE HON. WILLIAM DRAKE
IRBY.—It is with sincere regret we announce the death
of the above gentleman, which took place at the close
of the past week, at Hedson Lodge, near Maidenhead,
the seat of Lord and Lady Boston. The deceased, who
was the second son of Lord Boston, and brother of the
Countess of Orkney, was born in 1803.
QUEEN ADELAIDE'S VISIT TO WARWICK
CASTLE.—Very active preparations, upon an extensive
scale, are now making at our ancient and magnificent
Castle, for the reception of the Queen Dowager, who is
expected to arrive on a visit to the Earl and Countess
of Warwick, on the first of next month. The noble
family have been for a short period, at Bangor, from
whence they are expected to return on Monday next,
in order to be in readiness with all the requisite arrange-
ments for the approaching- royal visit ; and we under-
stand that her Majesty,
with her suite, will probably
partake of the hospitalities of the Castle for several days.
Lady Seymour has been attracting great atten-
tion in Edinburgh on account of her reign at the Eglin-
tonsgory Courier.
DEATH oSIR
SAMUEL
Tournament as the Queen of Beauty. On leaving
Old Grey Friars Church on Sabbath she was followed
by crovdsofpp REAR-ADMIRALeopIe.—Ga/
WARREN.—Died, on Tuesday, the 15th of October, at
his house, Portland-terrace, Southampton, in his 71st
year, Rear- Admiral Sir Sam. Warren, K.C.8., K.C.H.
AN EXAMPLE.—W. Morgan, Esq of A ek-
hill House, near Presteign, has sold his wheat to work-
people regularly at 9s. per bushel, and promises to con-
tinue the same till next harvest.—Cambrian.