The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-18 00:00:00

SUPPLY.

The House went into a Committee of Supply,
when Mr. AantrruNoT moved a variety of Miscel-
laneous Estimates tor 1814. Thuy were chiefly
the usual small anunities'for the superannuated
servants of Government. Amongst the sums was
2.919 t, for repairing Henry the Seventh's Chapel,
for 181-1. The :notions were ageedlo, and tho
Report was ordered to be received on Monday.
The Bill in aid of the Land Mix was read a
a tir4tiand second time.--Adjourned till Monduy,

PlTTtico,ult§tie AT c„,otiltundE

Rides, for the ronndation of tilt 0* Pitt Sc!
.11teshipi,1! aFul for the Uectiori
.at a B,rliylar, iv!
pt opwie'd b7lbe Syndic:- appointed by tio(':
.city Jro that purpose,. and tionfinnei! by the St,.
nate, Dec.. 9, )813

"1. The sUm of 1000/. given td=
Mr..PiLt's,Stotne, for,the purpose, of foundif-;,.,-, the
'' Pitt siliotai•Aip,'' and witich has since bo<!it
augmented by a Duntitianif 600/. front the Pitt
Club." in London,.slll b.e• placed in the 'Public
• Funds, untll the Syndies,shall be able to vest It in
• lataft'alid the clear animal income arising front it
shall he paid to the Pitt SChoiar."
fiblift,,The Vice-Chancellor or his Deputy, the'
Public Orator, the Greek Profesor, and two
Members of thC fienate, to be appointed by the
:different Colleges in their-turns, shall be the Elec-
tors'. • TWo Colleges, aceivdillt td the cycle of
Proctors,,connueneing the year I'Bl7, slot!'
respectively nominate an !,hector. But if the
VitieLatancellor; Orator, and the Greek-
Professor, or any two of them, be menib4rs of Ott
same College, no Elector in that case shall be,ap-
pointed by that College according to the cycle of
ProCtors, but the appointMent shall be made by
the University. Or if the Public Orator, or the
Greek Professor, shall be prevented by.iliness or
otherwise, from attending the, examination, or if
the Colleges'sball'haVe neglected.to.'signify to the„
Vice-Chancellor the tippointinent of the Electorst-
according to,theit-respective turns, then-Deputies
shall be appointed by Grace. •
;3. The fir'st examination shall commence on,
Monday,• jahuary ~I 7
.181,1 ; and the Vice-Chanl
cellor•or his Deputy, the Public Orator, and t•he
Greek Professor, .shall .in future on or .before the
Ist day of 'December after eery vacancy, Cause a
writing under their hands, declaring the said va.r
eancy and the time of examination, to be 'affixed
to the door of the Public Schools ; anif they shoil
notify the Fame to the two Colleges which- are to
nominate the Electors ; and the Heads of tbo,e•
Colleges or their Deputies shall,' within one week
after such notices, signify to the Vice-Chancellor
the names of the Electors so appointed.
4. The examination, which stutl4 be solely etas- •
sical, shall always toke place eittring the week of
the Public Examinations. in the Senate-House .
previous, to tile Bachelors Comureneement.;.. and
the Scholar elected shall receive 611 the dividends
or rents that shall have become due subsequent-to
the•last vacancy. .

5. Any Undergraduate, of whatever rank, may
be a Candidate far the " Selolorrhip," pro-
vided he be not of more than three yoart
ing from the time of his firt restdebee ; but he
shall, on or . before the 31st December preced-,
ing the examination, signify' lo a LiitinLitie to
af the Electors his'imenlion of hec‘inking a
&anclUlate, and in ene s.i.,lo!ipg stik'
hi. shall he romitlercd iilt:lniapill:44;'t
being eleeteq at that rime._

d.'f he " Pitt Sciolar" shall not hold any other
University Scholarship.
•. 7. Every Scholar shall, during, the, time of hi.,;4
holding this Scholarship, resi4 the wajor part of
every term ; and if he shall. nor.have kept suit
residence, he shall vacate his Scholat ship, unlcss
he has. been prevented by nines* or any'other
cause which shall be approved of by the Vice
Chancellor, the Public Orator, and the Greek
Professor.

EVery Scholar, who shall obtain any Bode.
siasticnl Benefice Or Preferment, or shall he of
Master of Arts Standing, shall vacate his Scho-
larship.