The Sun.
London, England, 1825-07-16 00:00:00

P 0 E T It Y.

Diruit,.cedykat, mutat quadrata rotundis. Et. Gramm,

Urbis perosw me grave tmditiri
Excepit : omni tristitia vacans,
Curaque, Cantabrigiensem
Telegrapho repeto quietem.
Miruni ! vetustis ills mapalibus
Deformis olim, nunc via regio
Splendore Trumpington refulget,
Oxonii minuens triumphos.
En ! ut columnis surgere Doricis
Liber renidens tegmine coctili
Mutatus Addenbrooke repostis
Exuviis imitatur anguem !
Sed, Musa, quo me proripis? Atria
Exstructa luau regihco nitent !
Isttene prtecelste valebunt
Exiguum Benet esse turres,
infantis olim quodque Aquila loco
Quteri solebat ? non ita sentiam :
Vultuque, mutatoque gaudet
Nornine jam Benet esse Corpus.
Sed nunc ad aides devehimur sacras
quas regebat, solis ab orbit&
Translatus ad currum, per urbis
Qui plateas volitat frementes ;
ressusque gratie pocula jam bibo
Bis terns souchong mox vagor obstuperia,
Qua fons in altum erectus ornat
Atria maxima Trinitatis :
Turn recreati me rapiunt pedes
Ad Regis: illie splendida plurima
(Mirurnque !) Combinationis
Cum geminA decorator aull.
Exinde Downing visere fert mea
Mens gloriosum : longius ambulant
Auctamque New Zealand reviso,
Perque viam redeo Regentis.
En, qua, togatos inter, amabilis
Bristoliensis regnat episcopus,
Ut magnus antiquum nitorem
Murifici novat arte Wilkins !

Sed tempts urget, nec patitur tuani
Cantare digno carmine gloriarn,
Sidney, superbo qui propinquis
Vertice jam minitaris astris :

Narnque altiori pectoris impetu
Ventura .idi smcula marmore
Pons surgit exstructus nitenti
Soricinam props Magdalenam
Audin' ? Petrensem vox quatiens domum,
De mox futuro disputat atrio,
Nomenque Gisborni vetastus
Bridge celebrat, juvenisque
Sed quis trementes peretrepit ingruens
Grunnitus cures ? Ecce ruit ferox
Porsonianorum propago,
Setigerique pecus Joannis,
Qua, smculorurn pulvere sordida,
Vesti.n. putri sus veluti luto,
Interque porcellos recumbens,
" Forma nitet sacra Margaretre !"
Ebeu! profusis non sine fletibus,
Et dentium stridore sonantium,
Mcerent retardatos honoree,
Et lateres sine laude fuscos.

Sed ne procaci more superbias,
Oh " Tana sumtu condita publico,"
0 Trinitas mendica ! gum to
Ex eleEmosynis parasti
A udebit olim tollere verticem
Audax Joannes, nubile dividens,
Nirentworthque, subversoque Davies,
Sordibus exit:Het fugatis.
I)elo relictis et Patarh, comas
Camo lavantetn miror Apoll:nein
Mox flavior prodit, novoque
Cmsaries oneratur auro.
Non hzec jocoste convenlunt lyrte.
nostra tandem desine peruicax
iteferre surgentes colurnnas,
Muss, papyriferumque Camum.

WINCHESTER, JULY 15.

On Tuesday evening the Rev. Dr. SHUTTLE-.
WORTH and Messrs. HARE and MASTER, the first the War.
den of New College, the latter two of the Fellows (called
Posers or Examinatores), arrived from Oxford and alighted at
the Warden's lodgings at Winchester College, met the Bishop
of Hereford (the Warden), the Rev. C. Williams (the Vice-
Warden), and the Rill. Dr. Williams (the Head Master), who,
together with several of the Fellows, were waiting for the New
College Electors ; all of whom then went in procession to hear
(Rolles) the Senior College Boy, son to Admiral Rolles, recite
a Latin Composition, which he did much to the satisfaction of
all present. On Wednesday morning, after the Chapel, the
Electors adjourned to the School-room to hear the four
successful Candidates for the two gold and two silver
medals deliver their respective tasks; the two gold medals
were adjudged to Messrs. Wordsworth and Wickham; to
Wordsworth, for a Latin Essay, " Non tam in otio laborihus
parto, quam in rebus arduis, et dubio adhuc certamine homi-
num en►tuerunt virtutes." This Gentleman is son to the
worthy Principal of Trinity College, Cambridge; Wickham is
son to Mr. Wickham, of Winchester, the surgeon to the Col-
lege, and grandson of Dr. Latham, the celebrated author of
the work on Ornithology; his composition was in English
verse, on, ",Alfred in the Danish Camp." The silver medals
were .adjudged to Templeton, senior, and Elliot, senior ; the
first. for delivering " The Speech of Germanicus to the mud.
nous Soldiers ;" the other for reciting " Scipionis ad veteres
31ilites
,Oratio." The Examinations for admissions "Ad
Oxon" and " Ad Winton," were concluded un Thursday even.
ing, when die following Roll was agreed on by the Electors

AD OXOX.
1 Price, 1 ,-. -E. is
2 Payne, .
13 Fortescuo,
14 Sewell,
15 Wither,
19 Waddington,
17 Hill,
18 Everett,
19 Jackson,
20 Wells,
21 Trollop°.

3 Ronett,
4 Ogle,
4 %V ickham,
6 Elliot,
7 Hughes,
8 Wright,
9 llcathcote,
10 Poyntz,
11 Cox,
12 Fooks,

AD WI
l Williams,
2 Payne,

:NTON.
C.
14 Winter,
15 Hue,
16 Stevens,
17 Merewether,
18 Essen,
19 Faussett,
20 Brereton,
21 Hall,
22 Wapshare,
23 Harrison,
24 Prowett.
cinder's Kin.

3 Munton,
4 Mapleton,
5 Cripps,
6 Bury,
7 Clarke,
8 'Warren,
9 Deedes,
10 Philpotts,
11 Hare,
12 Bennett,
13 Palmer,
11 C. F. stands for those of F,

Bisn's Luck again pre-eminent.—The follow-
ing Capital Prizes, all drawn yesterday were
Shared, Sold, and Registered, by Bisit, viz.:-
3,613 - a Prize of - £21,055
9,776 - . . - 21,030
4,837 - - - - 2,055
4,837, a Prize of £1,055 (and also entitled to 16 Pipes of Wine)
1,998 a Prize of X2lB 9,989 a Prize of £2lB
5,139 - - . 2181 10,093 - - 218
The fortunate Holders may receive the value of
their respective Shares on deMand, at either of
Butt's Offices, 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing Cross.
The Ticket, No. 3,613, drawn yesterday a
Prize of 21,0501. was shared and sold in one
half, one quarter, and four sixteenths : also, No.
8,687, a Prize of 2,0501. in a whole Ticket, by
Cornhill and 38, Haymarket,
J. and J. SiVEWRIGHT, at their Offices, No. 37,
lders may receive their
tbeo r
inio;
money demand.
1;1 e IflOr t futi

CARMEN LATINUM,
Nuntiimate Annuo non Dignatum co in Curia Cantabrigienti
Nequaquam Recitatum.
Auctore LIEROLOGO HUMBUG THINGUMBOB,
COIL Sidn. Alumn.