The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-28 00:00:00

UN iVERSITI." I NTEI,IAGEticE.

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OXPalty, AeG. 518.—1 n a Convocation, on Wednesday hid:
the Rev. Bulkeley Bandinel, ;Master of Arts, and Felhow of
New College, wai unanimously elected Bodleian Librinqati,
in the'room of the Rev.• 111119 Vriee, B. D. deceased.
Ott the iStli ui t. ,lie Rev. Ch 3,. Urvan, inducted
to the Rectory of Wola,ton, Abington, owl Lancant, in :Ire
'County of (;i4iees!er, it ...id be the death of the Bev. John
Price) upon the presentation of his Grace the Dithoof Beau-
fort.
The Re.v.'l'hofluaq Watkins, A. M appointed by the Lord
'Bishop of Gloucester, t i he Chaplain of Wim:birstet College,
in the rooni, of 1,,e Bev. N. Wtsteombe, deceased.
The Bishop of Bristol leas pre ,ented the Rev. Samhel :Sayer
to the I'c:l)4%ml Curacy ti Litirlield, near
The Rev. 'l7liounts M.A. Felloxf of Christ College;
Cambridge, has been p'resentod, by the :Master and relitAs
of that Sociay, to the. Reetory of Canfield} Essex.

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CAMumtbat, AVG. 37.—Thv Her. Dealtry, M., A'.
Fellow. of Trinity College, ha heen'presentetl to the vicarage
of Clapham in surrey, oid by the death of the Rev, .',.lr.Venit.
'lite Rev.. C. W. i.e 80, Prchenthiry of Lincoln,
late Pt'lloW a 1 entilr College, has liven aptioint,;4l to succeed
the Iter.'Williala Dealiry, as • Professor of Mathematics :Intl
Natural Philosophy et the Ed,,t Ymilia•College.tivar Liertford.
The ;:ev I ti kleivett, M.. 1. Fellow of Cfate-tiall,:, has
been appuititcd a Chaplain to the Forces.

INUTONIPTIL
The 31171ers now, to znal;c their harte,t
Will vu!;' grind the f 01..) of Me poor.

Though the millers seem very unwilling to
grind their wheat, yet, front the high ;price of ,
flour, with such an abundant hat vc,t, it would
appear that they cared not how ,loth; they con-
tinned to grind the poor.
The paragraph in this Paper, stating a report'
that the union between an amiable young Actress
anti a Noble Lord, had been prevented by a serious
illness on 'the port of the latter,, has,. we are glad
to find, been positively contradicted.—The report
We derived from a Morning Paper.
The sportsnica are likely to have admirable
sport on the Ist of September. 'flo.e grounds arc
almost every *here cleared,, and the birds seem
to be plentitu4 although rather weak as yet on the
wing.
• • E.,xtitAottnivtany Navio.s•roit,—A fine tortoise-
shell eat was yesterday morniog.seen approaching
London Brith peaceably seated in K large bowl-
dish. As she advanced towards 'the fall, every.
one anticipated that she would be overturned and
precipitated into the stream. She kept her seat,
however, with great presence of In, and amidst
tnitd cheers; :t hot , the centre arch with as much
dexterity a the most experienced waterfowl. A
boy bearing herkvoice shortly after she had made
this hazardoils attempt, and taneyiff,g she wanted
a gAtot, rowed towards her, anti took her info, his
wherry, ‘+hen he found around her neck a parch-
ment scroll, staring that she had (Untie flint) Rich-
mond Bridge, and directing, if Ate should reach.
London in safety, that she should be conveyed to.
a Mrs. CLOKE) in High street.; in the Borough)
who would reward the bringer. 'lime boy, in Pur-
suance of these instroctions, 'conveyed poor 'miss
to Mrs. CLAuttit; who seemed to he apprised of
the eir,limstance, mid rewarded the messenger
with -11:4 a erown.---It turned oat that the voyage
was,undertitken for a wager between two
mouil G,yatiemen, and that puss was embarked at,
the twit of the tide in the course of the night, and
happily reached her destination. without ,sustain-
lug any injury.
is now .living Ponoe4shows, a vete-,
of the name Of JAMP:S .Trit.llFlsoN, in the
84th year of. his,. Age. lie.servea with IlAwa.E,
SmmoEsts, Ksinflat., itdDS*VY, and
• Hoots i and was , one Of. the sailors employed in
drawing-the cannOn up the heights Of. Abraham,
and afterwards engaged' with the eitenivjor font-
hours, till vietory declared in favour of the Brif;
fish:, 'Although his' long and .faithful services
might justly have entitled him to a pension, yet
his intiepentlent mind could never bring itself to
go through the:necessary forms, and at this .mn-
ment he actually supports:himself by his own }at
bout. at 'the loom. ,

ANTtrATTatTtotc----The Wakefield Stage.4ag,
gon, from Alessrs.•DrAcoN‘s, London. Wall, has
been three times front 'London to Wakefield, in
Yorkshire and back (a distance of more than
eletien hundred miles) with only one p'rimingof
the Patent Composition, sold at No. 40;Chariug,
cross, near the Admiralty. '
Clu aturday, while two of the labourers. were
employed in lev,dliag the gromal for the new de
pet at Greenlaw (Spotlitad), a large batik of earth,
which had been omlertatoz.d, gave way, attdaearly
buried them alive. They vert: dmg oat,
.aad eAr-
ried to Peimiettik fqr medical assii!tmee-, bat one
of theta, tvo ttre sorry to say, (lied before it conk!
be procured, The other is 111 a tair way of re,
eoVery.',

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By the last advices from Surinam ltarn. brtn re.
eeived letters to the 12th ofJune ; trot: whiTh
regret to Mid that, mucu discontent pre., ds i ctitat.
colony, owing. it is said, to
.the Prociaalat;ons
published by time Cotuntissiontr appointed for the
segnestration of :di, property there helongitag to
subjects of Holland, and nil nations in alliance
with 'ranee. .
Mr.
llelli4e., one: of the Members of the Court,
having expressed an Opinion-adverse to the Inca-
sures Alluded to, was innitediately ordered by the
Governor to (pit tile Court, and to be Suspendedl •
against tquch liroceeding several Members of the
ourivarinl proter,teil,‘as no Governor was 'em.'.
powered to give such an order before the 7tiember
should he regularly tr.:ed, he being chosen by the
inhabitants.
• Messri,Vlier and Do-Rives having subsequently
gone round to the inhabitants with a
Petition to
the Parliament of, Great Writain, for redress of
their, grievances; wore iminediately ordered intO
custody, and to find bail to Keep the peace, in tch
thousand guilders. Business is said to be at a
stand

The following, and similar Proclamations, have
been issneci
.6 To oNviote all difficulty at the period of clearing ont, Mr.
Bent again recommends the Captains of the ships at present
loading in tile river. not to sign any bills of lading, until final
iirrau;onents are made respecting the proprietorship of the
yeti:got:6 on bOtlril.
* (Signed) " JOHN BENT, Rec. and Man.
" Receiver's-office, June 2, 1813."

" By his Excellency Major-Gencral• , Pitons' PoNn.tim,
'commanding his Majesty's Land forces in the colony.:
of Starinam,Gurernor acid Comotander-in-ChirfAc. &c.•
" Whereas Nit.. Relit, tholteceiver and •Manager of Ahsen- •
t,e Property has represented:l.lmo, -that my Proclamation of •
the 1 rah ult. roptirmg the holders of all desigmn-
eti in the said proclamation, to render their.statements of the •
same on or beforeihe anti tilt. has slut been fully complied -
with ; it is hereby made, known, that a further delay kill l,tt
afforded for this purpose, until Thormlny, the loth instant ;
after which day Administrann • of Plantations, in particular,-
neglecting to comply, are hereby informed, that. they Wilt not
only be superseded in their administrations, but, together
with all other persons failing herein, will be liable to such •
farther penalties, as a determined disobedience sir his Maje*-
ty's cm»mands may,render it necessary to enforce.
" Anti, whereas, nformation has been reeeive4 that vu-
•rions evil-disposed persotis are •attempting to impress the,
public mind with false alarms respecting the operatioiss of.
the Commission in question, the most 4ctioua warning is
hereby giveniuthat the severest measures will be promptly en-
forced against all those' who may be found in future cocking
Ilse of such improper and inflammatory language iu th,te
versatien or otherwise.' And it is further hereby die eeted,
that, when any doubts arise respecting•any of the pointscon-
net:tett with the .property to which lily preelinnation at toe
15th tilt, cc lilies, the persons interested are to apply for
planation to the said receiver and manager, Mr. Bent, or to
me, us the circumstances of the ease nosy scene to'requre.
" And that no-person May plead ignorance of this lay pro-
thanatioo, the %MHO shall be generally promulgated astul „
anisesl in all the customary places, and sent round from
plantation to plantation.
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4, Given at Government-lionii,,in the cohAy of Surinam,
this2d•day:of June, 181:4 and in the. 6.3 d yea* of his Ma, •
jesty's reign. (signed; . "P. BONHAM,
44 By his Excellenty's cutuinand.
(Steed) Al4l.RtYlt, Gov.,,See'
God gars the King.•