The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-03 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 2.—At a Congregation on Wednesday
last, Charles Phillips, of Clare Hall, was admitted Bachelor in
Physic, and floward,Elphinston4 of Trinity College, Bachelor
of Arts.
TRINITY. COLLEGE. ExAmiNATION-The
_following is
an alphabetical list of the first class-9f Senior Sophs, Jailor
Sophs, and Freshmen : ." •

R. Atkinson
t; ootlb art, sen.
II otlgson
Law

Carus
Cleasby

Barnes
Borlase
Fawcett
Fitzherbert

SENIOR SOVUS.
Mason
Salkeld
Smedley

JUI,(1011 sprus.
Coopez
Dobbs

FRESHMEN.
Ingbani
Lestourgeon
.INetheiwood

Stansfeld
Stratt6n
Webb:

Hovenden
Turner

Pei le

C. Perry
Willis

At an Ordination holden by the Lord Bishop of Ely, at St-
George's, Hanover-s9uare, on Trinity Sunday, the folloviing
Gentlemen 'were ordained :

DEACONS.
Philip Alpe, B.A. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge
Thomas Lathbury, B.A. St. Edmund Hall, Oxon.
John Frederick Isaacson, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge
Stephen Pope, B.A. Emmanuel College, Cambridge
Geo. Elliot l.anken, B.A. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge
Peter Still, B.A. King's College, Cambridge
Thomas Chalmers Stone, B.A. Clare Hall, Cambridge
Geo. Gordon Smith, B.A. St. Alban's Hall, Oxon.
From the Bishop of Rocheger.
Simebn Lloyd Pope, B.A. Trinity College, Oxon-.
o
From
the Bishop f Bath and Wells.
•
IF,IIIE •- • - -
Gilbert Alderi-S.C.L. Trinity Hall, Cambridge
George Greystock Ciarighan, BA., St. John's College, Camb.
John Crosland, B.A. .Magdalen College, Cambridge
Charles Green, M.A;jesus College, Cambridge
William Hodgson B.A. St. Peter's College, Cambridge
Joseph Harriman hainilton, 13. A. Trinity College, Cambridge
John Moultrie, B.A. Trinity .College, Cambridge
George Waddington, M.A. Trinity College, Cambridge
John George Illaddison, Magdalen College, Cambridge
From the Bishop of Norwich
Quarterman, iliagdalen Hall, Oxon
Geo. _Browne Fras, Fotticary, 13. A. Magdalen Hall, Oxon
Miles John Stapleton, Magdalen College, Cambridge
From the Bishop of Rochester
John Still, B.A. St. Mary Hall, Oxon 1 _
From the Aishop Bangor. J-
Walter Burton Leach, B.A. Wadham College, Oxon 1_
From the Bishop of Bath and Wells -

The following G.entlemen.wm ordained by the Lord Bishop
of Lincoln, in St. MarYieliOne Chapel, 'London, on Sunday
last :

DEACONS.

Lord Thomas Hay, M.A. Trinity College, Cambridge
The Hon. Baptist ,Wriotheiley Noel, M.A. Trinity College,
• Cambridge - • ,
Stephen Wilkinson Dowell, B.A. WorcesterOion
John Fry, B.A. Teinity-College,. Cambridge -
Thomas Harrison, 8.A.-St. John's College Cambridge
James Ratcliff Hartley, M.A. Queen's College, Cambridge
John Thomas Maine, B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge
William Peart, B.A. St,' John's College, Cambridge
Francis Pickfoul, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridge
Charles John Pinfold; B.A. Christ College, Cambridge
Thomas Bancroft Read& B.A. Caius College, Cambridge
Ebenezer Ware, M.A. Trinity
.College. Cambridge
Charles Williams, S.C.I. Trinity Ball, Cambridge
John Wing: B.A. Clare Hall,. Cambridge
Abraham. °Ohm,: B.A. St. John!siCollege, Cambridge
John Gordon, M.A. St. John's College, Cambridge .
Henry Pratt, B.A. Corpus Christi College, -Cambridge
By Lit. Dim. from .the Archbishop of York. - )
Thomas Burson Holgate, B.A. Clare Hall, Cambridge
Thomas 'Webb Minton Literate.
• ' By Let. Dinz4'ront the-Bishop of Durham
Thomas Murray Browne, 8.A.. Trinity College, Cambridge
By Let. Dim. front the Bishop of Exeter.
Leonard Fletcher B.A. All Soule-College, Oxon )
By Let. Dinz.from the 13,ishop of Worcester )

PRIES: S.
William Browulow, B.A. Pembroke College, Oxon
George Bryan, B.A. St.. John's College, Cambridge
George Peacock Blundell, B.A. St. John's College, Camb.
Stephen Cragg, Magdalen Hall, Oxon
William Fry, B.A, Queen's College, Cambridge
Thos. Woodward Gardner, B.A. Christ Church, Oxon •
William Henry Green, B.A: *St. John's College, Cambridge,
John Couch Grylls, Jesus' College, Cambridge
Jos. Harlington Barris, M.A..Fellow of Clare Hall, Camb- •
Samuel Hazelwood, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge ,
Wm. Frederick Hamilton, B.A. St, Peter's College, Camb.
Hump. Jackson, 11.. A. Scholar of St; John's College, (Jamb.
Charles Langton, B.A. Trinity College, Oxon
Charles Lawson; B.A. Scholar of St. Jelin's College, CaMk•
Christopher Milnes, B.A. Lincoln College, Oxon '-• •
Peter Taylor, 8.A.. St, Edmund Hall, Oxon -
Carlos Coney Wheat, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge•
Ralph Wilde, B.A: Trinity' College, Dublin ' •
Thos. Beach Whitehurst,...BAA. St. Peter's-.Collegei Camb,.
Simon Hart Wynna,l3 A.,lllngdalen College, Cambridge:
Henry Locking, B.A. ".St:'.Tohn's College,' Cambridge
Jciseph'lblietSgn,:BA.-St. John's College, Cambridge
Charles Grant, Literate,
By Let. Dirlis..froN the Arellyishopqf York
Richard Edmonds, -Magdalen Halt, Oxon'
-By Let. Dim. from the, Bishop of Exeter.

The Bishop of Peterborough held an OrtlinatiOn in his Ca'
thedral, on Trinity Sunday, when the following gentlemen
were adinitted to Holy-Orders,viz.—

bEACONS.
Charles Arnold B.A. Collis College, Cambridge • .'"
John Francis. Cobb,. B.A. V. Peter's College, Cambridge
Jonathan Douphrate 13. A. Magdalen' Hall, Oxen
Charles Hare .Earle, 'B.A. Trinity College, Oxon
John Giles Powell, B.A. St. Peter's College; Cambridge
Hugh Maltby Spence, Lincoln College, Oxon

. ,
Sampson Henry White, B.A. Merton College, Oxon,
William 'Wilson, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge
By Let. Dim. from the Bishop oiNorwich. . 5.

• PrtIESTS.
•
Robt. Chas. Herbert Hotchkin, B.A. Emma-mel Coll;:
Camb-
Robt. Augustus LaTargue' Is.A. Sidney College; Cambridge
Robert Montgomery, B.A. St. Peter's College, Cambridge
James Murray, B.A. Catharine• Hall, Cambridge •
Thotnas Cooke Thornton, B.A. Clare Hall, Cambridge
Henry Thnrsby,-111.A. Oriel College, Oxon
John'William Wake, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge.

- •
A dispensation has passed the Great Seal to enable the RI;
Robert Roberts, D.D. to hold the Rectory of Wadenhoe,
the consolidated Rectory of Barnwell All Saints and 'St...MI;
An-
drew, in the county of Northampton, and on Monday last- h
• tvai: instiiu te4 tO • Vlradenhoe,• on his own petition, by the Bishop
of Peterborough.—The Rev. Henry Thursby was instituted,
the same day, to the rectory of lAam Inferior, in the county u'
Northampton, on.the presentation of the BishopulLinc.oln.r:
The Rev. Rnbert Montgomery, B. A. was also instituted to the
_rectory of Holeot, in the county of NorthamptOn, on.t4f _FtO9
sentation of his father, the Rev. Fsancis 111ontgOinery,

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALS UM _4UDE.iT

LONDON,
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1825.

At a late hour this morning we received the
,Etoile dated yesterday (2d June), from which
we select the following extracts
Itatials, Mar 31.—8 y an Ordinance of the King he has
.aPPoiated the following Dukes :—Count Charles de Dames,
C9untAißscars, and the Marquis de Reviere.
ofe(luitT News.—'The King received, this morning, the Mike
rra
e'na, Duke of Bourbon, the Marshalls and Peers of
dinede' anti
the Grand Officers of the Crown. His Majesty
in public in the Royal Banquet Saloon. His Majesty,
accompanied
by the Dauphin and his Lady, made a tour of the
town this !yelling, and was received with great acclamations by
the people. ,

His Majesty departs to-morrow for Soissons.—On the day
of the 3lst, the King, accompanied by the Dukes of Orleans,
Bourbon, and the Grand Almoner of France, the Bishop of
Nancy, and the Grand Officers of his Household, left the
Palace at 10 o'clock to visit, according to ancient custom, the
Hospital of Saint Mairould, a sacred establishment for the sick
for Scrophuku.yes.

Marshal Duke of Treviso, at the review to-day, received a
kick from a horse, which wounded him slightly on the leg.—
The King's 'coach was ran away with for twenty minutes.
The king had let down the glasses, the coachman ordered 'the
Postillion not to quit the paved road, and, by his presence of
Mind, he saved the King.
PARIS, JUNE I.—The preparations which are making
throughout tho Capitol announce that the King will enter it on
the 6th of June.
The Emperor of Austria has sent the Grand Cordon of Saint
Etienne to the King and Dauphin, and Count Villele to Barron
baMa and Montmorency. They write from Berlin that the
I(itlg of Prussia, after having taken the waters, will go to Brus-
sels in the month of August.
Orders have been sent from Madrid to Cadiz to arrest Gen.
p
•locencia; they came too late, the General having left for

The
ISt number of the Anti de In Loi, official paper of the
a„.• Gams, Published at Hydra 28th .March, brings the follow.
•tZt::—Sia theusand Egyptians attempted, on the 16th March,
ithkfise eocastron by assault, but a column of Greeks fell in
e enemy on,the 18th, after a. sanguinary battle, the
rttans retired with a loss of 1,500 men.
s from Missolonghi announce that the whole of the
tiro kph 'corps, which penetrated into Acarnaria-lhas been en.
y destroyed at different points. Their loss is stated to be
terY great.
"Pe at 101 f. 15c., 20, 25 ; at 2 o'clocA, 101 f., 70e.
_per ,ned
tents., Rit.sc.

he P
French Papers of Tuesday will be found
n another Column.
i
FRExc
101 f. 20c 11
P"Ds• punts, MAY 31. Five per
Nea .. • ; Three per Cents., 74f. 65c.—Bank Stock, 2,1C8:0n.t-1.
Pontan
nem, d,lis Flue Per_ Cents., (Certificate Falconnet), 90,r- sc--
change Pagne, 1 ll.—Royal Spanish Loan. 1823, 56,...—r,x-
-130,.. on ondon, one month, 24f. 93c. ; three monilts,
--(Cours Authcutique.) 24f.

Th
he
.Dutch Papers state, that by a Decree of
18th May, the KING had nominated M.
4INs, Consul-General of the Netherlands at
:‘'exico, and Mr. VERNIOCLEN, Consul at Buenos
'cYres ; and by another dated 29th May, of Mr.
J. WYLEP, of Amsterdam, Consul at Pernam-
4:°— It is said that an agent from Mexico is
.::1-at-Brnssels, where he is charged with various
Rtisgoas by his Governnient. 'Thus the inde.

pendance of these new Republics has been re-
cognized by the Dutch Government.

By Papers from Frankfort of the 27th ult. it
appears that frequent conferences.are held in the
Divan on the subjeCt of the affairs of Greece:
The Porte has refused the mediation. of France;
Austria, and Russia, except on the condition of
the submission of Greece, with a general am-
nesty. We subjoin the account :
" FRANKFORT, MAY 27.—According to the latest accounts
from Constantinople and the Levant, fresh difficulties rela-
tive to the departure of the Captain Pacha had caused daily
meetings of the Divan, and it was generally reported that
it was engaged in discussing affairs of the greatest impor-
tance, which remained an impenetrable secret even to the Fo-
reign Ambassadors. The French and Austrian Ambassadors,
and M. Minziacky, the Russian Charge d'Affiiires, had fre-
quent conferences with the Reis Effendi. It_ was reported that
those three Powers had offered their mediation between the
Porte and the Greeks, and that the Divan had replied that the.
Porte would not accept of this mediation, unless Greece sub-
mitted to its dominion as formerly, on condition Of a general
amnesty."

The ATTOrINEY•GEYERAL last night moved for
leave to bring in Bill to repeal the Bubble Act,
and also to empower the Crown, in grunting
Charters of Incorporatiou,.to make each member
personally liable to the debts of his Company,
and thus• to remove the necessity of applying to
Parliament. for an Act for the eitabliSment of
a Joint Stock Company. The effect of this
Bill, should it ever pass into a law,. will be
to permit the establishment of Joint Stock
Companies at the will of any perions who
shall please to form them. The measure goes
upon the ground that the formation of Joint
Stock Companies is to be desired, and that,
under every view of the case, they must
be productive of pubic advantage. If this
impression is correct, certainly the policy
of the proposed law cannot be doubted,
and the sooner the Bubble Act is got rid'aif the
better, but, if, on the contrary it should appear
that Joint Stock Companies may be formed, with
objects not properly within their scope, we pre-
sume the impolicy of the measure, will be equally
apparent, and the necessity of the Bubble Act
or some law of a restrictive nature allowed to be
essential. It will be conceded that the
mate objects for the establishment of Joint
Stock Companies are such works which are
too vast and too magnificent to be executed at
the cost of one man, and we will instance
The Waterloo Bridge and the Thames Tun-
nel. The East and West India Docks,
Canals, Rail-roads; Insurance Companies, and
many other such works, as exemplifying in the
fullest extent our view of what objects are pro-
perly within the scope of Joint Stock Companies.
All these works are works productive of public
advantage, and yet amongst then► will be found
Companies who have been roundly accused of
exercising a monopoly at the cost of the coun-
try. But nevertheless they deserve the pro-
tection and encouragement of the law, and
should not be subject to the terms of such Act
as that of GEORGE 1. now under consideration.
But Joint Stock companies may be formed
without the remotest possibility of conferring any
public adVantage, and although we are ready to
admit that, so long as they remain in a negative
state, and do not work actual evils•to the com-
munity, it might perhaps be just as well to lei
them alone : yet, at the same, the tendency of
all Joint Stock Companies being to the establish-
ment of monopolies, Companies such as these last
ought not to exist to the manifest detriment of
the small trader. We will instance the Steam
Washing Company and Wine and Tea Compa-.
nies, and the like, as exemplifying our view.
of what objects are not properly within
the scope of Joint Stock Companies.—The
tendency of Joint Stock Companies to promote
monopolies, arises from► the command they have
of cash, so that any great loss sustained by the
Company falls but lightly when divided between
the whole body. Thug they are enabled to un-
dersell the single handed tradesman, and when
they have beaten him from the market, they can
raise the prices as they please. Tl►e evils thus anti-
cipated may be remote, and are of force only when►
directed to prevent the repeal of an old law ; if it
was proposed now for the first time to restrain the
formation of Joint Stock Companies, they would
deserve no weight. We trust that the ATTORNEY-
GENERAL will not overlook the Act (14 Geo., 2.
c. 37.), which extended the Bubble Act to the
British American Colonies. What is to become
of Mr: PETE 2, MOORE'S Bill on this subject
already before the House of Commons ?

ROYAL MARRIAGE.
BERLIN, MAY 24.—The marriage of our. Princess Louisa to
Prince Frederick was solemnized on the 2lst with great magai-
ticence.
His Majesty the King led the Queen of the Netherlands to
the Royal Chapel ; then followed the Crown Prince and Prin-
cess, accompanied by the Duke of Cumberland and the rest of
the Royal Family, and the Foreign Princes here on a visit.
There -wax a,grand entertainment in the Grand Hall..of the
Palace. .
After thii the celebrated dance called the Torch Dance was
performed, and the company repaired to the chamber of Frede-
rick I. The garter was distributed by the Countess of Truchges.
Her Royal Highness is considered greatly to resemble her alum-
tribus and heroic mother, the late Queen, whose memory is
held in extraordinary veneration by the Prussians.
BRUSSELS, MAY 28.—Mr. Thumen, Aid-de-Camp of. his
Majesty the King of Prussia, has just arrived at Brussels with
letters for his Majesty, announcing the celebration of the mar-
riage of his Royal Highness Prince Frederick of the Nether-
lands, to the Princess Louisa, daughter of the King of Prussia,
which took place at Berlin on the 21st of this month.

DOVER, JUNE his Majesty's packet
Fttry, Captain RUT TER, from Calais, with their Royal High-
nesses the Duke and Duchess of CA mnnIDGE and suite. Their
Royal Highnesses landed under a Royal salute from the Wes-
tern Heights, and the repeated cheers of a vast number of spec-
tators, and proceeded to the Ship Inn ; they intend leaving
Dover to-morrow morning for London.

The Allgemeine Zeilung last received contains
an article on Spanish affairs, dated South of
France, 'May 15, which represents the Spaniards
to be anxious to have it understood that the recent
events in Peru were brought about by bribery
and treachery. Canterac, who is said to be a
Frenchman, is charged with being in the interest
of England, and to have long laboured to effect
the complete disorganization of the Spanish army.