The Sun.
London, England, 1825-09-09 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, SEPT. B.—The following Gentlemen of this
University were ordained at Bristol, on the 28th ult. by the
Lord Bishop of that Diocese :
Deacons.—Archibald Hamilton Duthie, M.A. Trinity Col-'
lege ; John Henry Bright, B.A. St. John's College; George
A gustter Frederick Chichester, IL A . Downing College ; John
Punnet, Clare Hall ; Edwin Windsor Bayntun Sandy's
M.A. Vlnity College; 'William Gunning, S.C.L. Christ Col-
ledge ; and Augustus Philip Clayton, B.A. Caine College.
Priests.—Morgan Deverrish, B.A. Jesus College ; Henry '
Crane Brice, B.A. Christ College ;• Wm. Johnson, B.A. Sid-
ney Sussex College ; and Thomas Hollway, B.A. St. John's
College.
The Rev. Jaynes Hamilton John Chichester, M.A of Mag-
dalene College, Chaplain to Earl Dalhousie' and Rector of
Arlington, Devon, has been instituted to the Rectory of Lox-
hore, in the same county.
The Rev. Daniel Nantes, M.A. of Trinity College, has been
instituted to the Rectory of Powderhani, Devon, void by the
death of the Rev. Edward Smedley.
The Rev. William Johnson, B.A. of Sydney Sussex Col-
lege; has been instituted, by the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, to
the vicarage of Bilsby, near Alford, upon the presentation of
Mrs. IVayte, of Starnfoid.
The Bishop of Norwich will hold his next ordination at Nor-
wich on the 9th October.

WINCHESTER, SEPT. B.—At. the Rev. Mr. FER-
RER'S sale, at Cheriton, a lock of hair belonging to the late
George the Third and Queen Charlotte, and also a lock belong-
ing to Sir Isaac Newton, in small gilt miniature frames, sold
for 31. 155. ; a fine crayon drawing of Miss O'Niel sold for
5 guineas ; but the great attraction for the ladies was the china,
which consequently sold high, and for the gentlemen the
wines ; it was remarked that the wines did not sell so high as
at Sir Thomas Heathcote's, the general price for very fine old
port being 665., yet some few lots reached 695. A great num-
ber of persons was present, all the families in the neighbour-
hood, and dealers from London, Portsmouth,. &c. . •
BRIGHTON, SEPT. B.—A few 'evenings since,
among the audience in the pit of the Brighton
Theatre, was seated a Mr. HoLuoyn, the person
who saved the life of the late KING, at Drury-
lane, by turning aside the pistol aimed at his
MAJESTY by Hatfield. Mr. 11. happened to be
sitting near him, and observing the motions of
the villain, was fortunate enough to prevent the'
premeditated mischief. lie was at that time,
and probably still is, it plumber, in London, and.
was rewarded for his loyalty liy some large Go-
vernment contracts.. This speedily brought him
into notice, and his business increased so rapidly,
that in a short time he realized considerable pro.
perty ; he is now, from having been originally a
tradesman, in a small way of business, become
an opulent man. Mr. 11. has recently built a
large mansion in this county ; and it was impos-
sible to look upon him, as lie sat in the it of the
Theatre, without reflecting on the fortunate con-
catenation of events by which his life has been
marked. Ile is said to be a very worthy and
estimable individual, and to bear hia fortune with
much propriety.