The Sun.
London, England, 1839-04-13 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

At a meeting of the President and Fellows of Genville
and Carus College, on Friday, April 5, Isaac Preston
Cory, was elected a senior Fellow ; the Rev. Robert
Murphy, was elected Stokys Fellow ; William Frederick
Hill Jerrard, was elected a Frankland Fellow; the Rev.
Michael Gibbs, was elected a Frankland Fdlow ; and
John Tczer, was elected a Fellow on the Wortley
Found etion.
At the same meeting it was agreed that in future years
there should be an examination in anatomy and physiology,
to be passed, as well as the exemination in chemistry, for
the ~lickltburgh Scholarship, by all students LI medicine,
in or after their second year; and that an exhibition should
be given to the best answer in that examination, and also
to the best in the examination in moral philosophy.
On Wednesday last, the following gentlemen of Trinity
Coliege were elected Scholars of that Society :—Law,
Allan, Goodtn, Mate, Wicks, Watt, Blinkiron, King,
Neal, 11. C. Jones, Preston, and Cope.
At the same time J. Allen was elected a Westminster
Scholar of that Society.
We understand that the examination for the Tyrwhitt's
Hebrew Scholarships hill commence on the second Wed-
nesdiy in May, and all candidates must send in their
names to the Vice-Chancellor, on or before the first of
that month.

The R.N. Leighton Irwin, M.A., cf Gonville and Caius
College, in this University, has been presented, by the
Master and Fellows of that Society, to-the rectory of St.
Clements on the Bridge, Norwich.
On Tuesday last, the Rev. Charles Lesingham Smith,
M.A., Fellow of Christ's College, in this University, was
presented by the Master and Fellows of that Society to-the
Rectory of Little Canfield, Essex.
The Hon. and Rev. William Toury Law, M. A., of St.
Peter's College, in this University, has been presented to
the Vicarage of Whitchurch Carionicorum, Dorsetsbire,
void by the death of the Rev. Francis Goforth. Patton,
the Bishop of Bath and Wells.
The Rev. Leonard Shafto Ordc, M. A., of Queen's
College, in this University, has been presented to the Per-
petual Curacy of Aluwick, Northumberland, vacant by the'
death of the Rev. William Proctor. Patron, the Bishop
of Durham.

Mr. John Richards, of St. Joli'n's College, in this Uni-
versity, Second Master of Ripon Grammar School, to be
Assistant Classical Master of King Edward's School,
Birmingham, on the Foundation.
The Queen has been pleased to grant the place and
dig,nitv of the Deanery of Exeter unto the IZev. Thotms
M. A., ono of the Prebendaries of the cathedral
church of Exeter, in the room of Dr. Whittington Land*,
deceesed, but the Chapter have refused to accept Mr. G.
0.! tl:e 25th ult., the Rev. James Mellor Brown, B. A.,
was instituted to the rectory of Isham Superior, in the
county of Northampton and diocese of Peterborough,
vacant by the cession of the Rev. E. H. Hoare; on
the presentation of the Rev. Edward Henry Hoare, of
Leicester.

On Saturday last, the Lord Bishop of Gloucester and
Bristol, instituted the Rev. William Servante, M. A., to
the vicarage of Kemply, in the county of Gloucester,
vacant by the resignation of the Rev. H. C. Hobart.
Patrons, the Dean and Chapter of Hereford.
The Rev. John Robert Fiske, M. A., has been presente4
by the Lord Bishop of Ely, to the rectory of Kettle,
baston, Norfolk, vacant by the death of the Rev. Thomas
Fiske.

The Rev. W. R. Browell, M.A., has been presented
to the rectory of Beaumont, Essex.
The Rev. John Clark Haden, 31. A , has been instituted
by the Lord Bishop of London, to the Rectory of Hutton,
in the County of Essex, vacant by the tesignatioa of the
Rey. James Tate, Caton Residentisry. Patrons, the Dean
and Chapter of St. Paul'. Cathedral.
The Rev. Geo. William Sandys, M. A., Assistant Cu-
rate of Stroud, and domestic Chaplain to the Right
Earl Ducic, has been presented by the Lord Chi.ncellor to
the Vicarage of Grandborough, Bucks.
The Rev. T. P. Dodson has been presented to the
T.
Vierage of
EWilloughby-on-the-Vv olds, Notts. Patron,
Dudson, sq.
The Rev. Jos. Walker, M. A., Fellow of Bresennosc
College, has been appointed by the Lord Bishop of
London, the Oxford Preacher to the Chapel Royal at
Whitehall.

MLETINGS OF THE CAMBRIDGE PIIII.O3OPIIICAI, so.
CIETY FOR THE PRESENT TERM :—Nlonday, Api 22 ;
Monday, May 6 ; Monday, May 20.

The Archbishop of Gnessin Posen, M. V. Du-
n:n, arrived at Berlin from Posen, on the 6th of April.
MANCHESTER COTTON MARKET, FRIDAY
EvEriso.—There has been no alteration in the prices of
goods this week, except perhaps in one or two descripticns
which are a shade dearer, but the demand continues limited
especially since Tuesday, in conseque►ice of ;peculators
having again appeared in the Liverpool market. Yarns
are still very dull, but not lower, indeed, no one seems to
anticipate any further fall.

13RADFORD MARKET, THURSDAY.—There
was not quite so much doing to day, in our market, as of
late, but as stocks are not heavy, it had no effect on prices.
'YARNS.—There is a great demand for both, for
home use and export, and spinners command the full
prices of last week for all kinds.
FATAL SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT.—Last evert-
ing an inquest was taken before Mr. Wakley, at the Wind..
sot. Castle, Windsor-street, Lower-road, Islington, on the
body of James Belcham. It appeared that deceased was
a painter by trade, and in the employ of Mr. Jells, builder,
of Kingsland. On Saturday, the 30th ult., he was em.
ployed in painting the external front of the house of a
gentleman at Dalston, when he slipped from the ladder and
was precipitated to the ground. He was picked up and
taken to his residence in the above-named street, where
he received medical advice and attendance, but he expired
from the serious external and internal injuries received on
Wednesday last. Verdict--" Accidental death."
The labourers employed in excavating on the'
Derby and Birmingham Junction Railway at Kingsbury,
near this place, have discovered lead ore. It is said to
exist in such abundance that a mine is to be opened and
worked. Should the project be found to answer it will
be an event of great importance.—Stallbrdshire Exa-
miner.

DISCOVERY OF THE ORIGINAL SCORE 013'
MOZART'S REQUIEM—The true original of this much-
contested work, which has at length been found, has been
secured for the Royal Library at Vienna. In this copy
every note is in Mozart's handwriting, and it contains the
" Sanctus," " Benedictus," " Agnus Dci," to the repeti-
tion of the first part with the fugue. The history of this
occurrence will shortly be made public in a paper by M.
Von Mosel, Privy Councillor, Sec.—Musical World.