The Sun.
London, England, 1813-06-25 00:00:00

CAMBRIDGE, Tyre 18.

The Rev. F. Barnes, D. D. Master. of St. Pe-
ter's College, was on Saturday unanimously elect-
ed Casuistical Professor, on the resignation of the
Rev. Robert Towerson Cory, D. D. Master of
Emmanuel College. •
The Rev. li. P. Ainslie, of TrinityColltge, has
been appointed, by the Lord Bishop of:Ely, to
the Fellowship of Jesus College, vacated by Mr.
Warren.

•
JUNE Thursday and Friday last the
Lard Bishop of this tlhwese held a visitation end
confirmation at St. Michael's Church, when
nearly 2000 persons were confirmed, among whom
were seine adult Dissenters, converts to the Es-
tablishment...

On Friday last Was held the annual Cambridge-
shire Agricultural Society,, which 'was. very fully
And respectably attended, among whout was: the
Earl of llardwiekc, Lord. Francis Osborne,. and
several of the firstagriculturalists.
The following Gentlemen were admitted to the
timkrnientioned degrees on Friday last t.--••
Bachelors in Divinity.--The Bev. A. doili and the Rev.
T. Barber, am.. John's College 1 the Bev,J, Wun,ol,. Tri.
nity College; the Bev. 11.6tlfrey, the Bev.. J. Toplis, and
the Rev. J. Watts, of Qiiten's College: • -
Masters of Arts.--The Bev. P. G. Crofts of Queen's Co-
llege; the Rev. D. Crofts, of Christ's College; the Ito:. W.
Cornforth, of Magdalen College. • •
Bachelor in Civil Law.--,1. Haggard, of Trinity-hall.
Bachelors of Arts.-11. H. ‘Villianr4, of Clare-hall I J.R.
W. Maxwell and Wni. Hall, of Trinity Ciollege; J.}Jacdntan,
of Trinity-hall,• Thunias-James,of St. John's College.

Puomtsric EXHIBITION.—Derhy was Visited on
Friday by MolineauX, the pugilist, on %which clay
and Saturday: lie exhibited his skill in the fistic
art to a great number of spectators, in a monk be
had engaged for that pUrpose: He had .a compa-
nion with him, with WhOtil he displayed his box-
ing talents,- and hind a set-to with Several young
men of the town and- neighbourhood, and who,
though no way, inferior in strength and courage,
proved deficient in skill to take the gloves against,
so powerful an opponent. An athletic man of the
name of Abraham Dcnston, who had meditated a
milling for .the Black, nail who fromhis amazing
size and 'strength, ns 'well as his- trots riety'as-'a
country boxer, having vanquished Amast of- his
neighbouring cotemporaries, the eompany- pre-,
sent was led to expect ti grarid.set-to, but in two
rallies with the sable hero, he was not only com-
pletely foiled, but discovered a cut under the. right
eye made by one of the Black's favourite left-
handed lunges, front which, flowed an effusion of
claret, besides other marks of violence;

The following is an acenrate statement of the
price of the necessaries of life in 1760 and 1809
1809.
Wheat, per quarter L 2 o 0 4.6 0 0
Malt 1 8 0 . . 4 0 0

Flour, per bushel ~ 0 5 10 .... 0 16 3
Bread, per gallon 0 a a .... 0 e 4
- Pork, per lb - • 0 0 9
Butchers' Meat 0 0 4 .... o 0 a
Cheese, per lb a 0 4 ..• • 0 0 le
Butter 0 • 6 .... 0 1 6
- Motor
Pair of Shoes 0 5 0 .... 0 12 0
Soap and Candles, per lb. a 0 6 .... • - 0 J 8
Last week a young woman, daughter of Mr.
Brown, of Pinchbeck Fen,' mistaking a small
paper of sublimate of mercury (kept to make. fly=
water for sheep) for the flower ut brimstone, unr
fortunately mixed it with treacle, and took it for
a medicine. Notwithstanding medical aid wtl4
itunictliately procured, she expired ,in a few hours,•
it) the greatest agonies"—Verdict of the Coroner's
iugesst au the body, it ecideutal Death.