The Sun.
London, England, 1841-02-01 00:00:00

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VERSITY INT.L;LLIGENCS

CAMBRIDGE, JAN. a.— On S'...turdav Ge Igo Ga•
briel Stokes, B. A., of Pembroke College, the S.-r.ior
Wrangler of this year, was elected a Foundaticn Fellow
of that Society.
SMITH'S Pains —The Examiners yesterday evening;
adjudged the first prize to Ds. Stokes. of Pembroke Col:
lege, Senior Wrangler; and the second to Ds. Jones, et
Trinity College, the Second Wrangler.
The Rev. Dr. Graham, Vice- Chancellor and Mssfer
of Christ's College, in this University, has been appointed
Chaplain to his Royal H:gliness Prince Alhert.—"
appointoa
following gentlemen have likewise been
Chaplains to his Royal Highness :—Rev. Lord Wrioth-
esley Russell, Rev. Aichdeacon Wilberforce, and the
Rev. Dr. Richardson, Rector of Exeter College, Oxford.
The Norrisian Prize for this scar was on Monday last
adjudged to the Rev. Daniel Augustus Beaufort, 8.A., of
Jesus College, for an essay on the following subject
" Both in the Old and New Testament, eveilasting life
offered to mankind, only through Christ.
On Monday last the Rev. W. P. Musgrave, M.
Chaplain of Trinity College, in this University, was col•
lilted by the '.ord Bishop of Hereford to the rectory of
Eaton-Bishop, in the same eminty and diocese.—And
on
Tuesday last, the Rey. Fred. Cuatauce, M. A., late if.
cumbnit of Ripponden, Yorkshire, was collated by the
Lord Bishop of Hereford to the rectory of Colwally
also in the same county and diocese.
On Thursday week the Rev. George Henry Clarke
Bidwell, B. A., of Clare Hall, in this University, Web
s:ituted to the Rectory of Blessingliatn, Norfolk, on ti'e
prirental 0 i of L:onard Slelford Bidwell, Esq. 0(
'Fne:ford.
The Rev. Jahn P. Greenly, of St. Peter's College,
this University, has been presented, by W. R. A. V.
Long Wellesley, Esq . of Seagry House, Wilts (not novt
rosiding at Brussels), to the united rectories of Woks:
ton and Athelhanistead, Dorset, void by the death of ""
Rev. G. H. Lane,don.
The Rev. Wiltiam Adams, M.A., of Queen's College'
in this University, and Curate of Newton Bromsaa,
Northamptonshire, ht.& en instituted to the Rectory °'

Throcking, lierts—Patron, Rev. W. Adams.

THE MARKETS-SATURDAY.

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.
There were but a moderate supply, with a great dotal' dt
prices was fully supported. Beef, 3s. Bd. to 4s. 10d.
ton, 3s. to 4s. ; Veal, 4s. to ss. Bd., and Pork, 3s. 6d. to ski•
Game and Poultry was in good supply ; the demand, it"
and prices, n.uch the same as last quoted.
WHITECI-LkPEL MEAT MARKET.
The market was well supplied, and a good demand has Pr 7
vailed. Beef, 2s 8d to 4s 4d ; Mutton, 23 4d to 4s 2d;
3s 10d to 5s 8d; Pork, 3s 4d to ss.
TEA MARKET.
There was but a moderate amount of business done in C?.,11;
pqny's Congou ; no sellers, however, under is 5d cash.
Free Trade Market was flat, and prices inclined to give way'

TALLOW A,
Prices were firm for P. Y. C
and a good demand prevailed.
were on a more extended scale al

RKE T.
'audles on the spot at 465,.61
For delivery the operanoto
t 465. 3d. piir cwt.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.
' Wheat. Barley. Oats. Bean..
Per Quatter 9. to s. s. to s. s. to s. s. to Q. s. 471
Abing.lon . 51 65 30 40 20 34 14 52 44
Andover M 62 32 41 '.6 31 I
Banbury 52 64 23 31 21 29 49
Basi gstoke 55 16 27 33 26 :it 43 52 42
Cirenc-ster 56 65 34 26 59 32 10 42
Coventry — 61 33 24 33 37 40
I)aventry
Derby
Howclen 72 24 40 42 40
Hungerford 54 63 32 55 25 33 44 52 39
Maltoa
Mal!..enheail 51 75 35 10 25 34 43 56 42
Nottingham 51 67 26 36 _4 22 47 50
Wastage tii l=o 34 40 26 32 36 46
Warwick
Winchester -- 70 I 36 29 43 se.
York 6O 32 46 29 34
Of
Per Bushel 5, (I. 8. (1. 5, Ls. 0. s.d. s. 0.! s. d, s. d .. 7 0
Birmingham 6:8 801 3 9 53 40 40 1 5 6 6d 66
EDINBURUII CORN MARKET. .4440.
Wheat, I Barley. Oat.. r , ald. ed.
First 6.ls. Vtl. I 33. 92. 2=s. SA. 4. s. Od. 4 •
S.nont, 1111IIII SO2S 0 38 v
38
40 0 B, n at

d. s. d, Ed
4 0 4 0 56 6N
[IN MARKET.
Oat.. I. air.
42=s. SA. 4. e. Od.
25 U :1,4
23 0 34 0
•-)1 It s.
)VISIONS
FreA Butter, 11.4. F. WA. (0 P'.
.1
0 11 ,1
• Ditto, per wa t.... 96 0 1,7 ti
Eggs, per doz.., 0 0 ; 6
Oat Straw 7 0 ;,"ti
Wheat. Ditto .« t; 0 6
Barley Ditto 5 0 " I
o
Hay, per 0 0

S. d. S. d. IS. (1. S. d.
6'9 801 3 9 s:s
EDINBURUII CO
Witeat. Burley.
First Pd. 1 33i 9,1.
S:cont,
, Third
Average price of Wheat,
PRICES OP PRI
lteef, per tu. O. 5(1. to Os. Si.,
utton 5 0 8
Voss 0 8 1 0
Pont (1 5 0 7
Lamp, per qr. 1 ti 4 0
0 42 0
29...atern Loaf o 8! 0 9
potatoes, 111 b. -- 0 4 0 0

c d.
6 6 ?0

Enrs Nu 11.(; 11 MEAL MARKET.
Per Sack of2Bolb. lin p. Ver itau, kit 141 U. lir,l'n, ~ 0
.
First Oatmeal
..... i 11
Secondditto ..
)lirleyineal. ........... ...... I 8 1) 8ai1evrica1..............-- (C; i 3
Peasen.eal
Pot Barley from 30s. to 50s. per sack.

CORNWALL MARKETS.
ilculated at 24 gallons to the bushel.)

(Calculated at 24 gallons to tlwl.---)el.) •
Wlici; —I. Barley. L.....2.,1". •-•":
44. d. to r. d. S. d. t• a. d. : 4. d• t'' -2 6
fruto.~..
liclbt4.4ne
St. Austell 0 7 5 0 3 6 ,i t'
114441nn
',..iskeard C 6 7 6 3 0 3 6 0 ;, 0
I.:11111(1. S NMI ....
Calm] lord 6 8 7 8 3 6 4 t; 2 4 s 0
Pell idIICP 6 6 7 4 4 0 4 4 2 4

EXTRAORDINARY MISTAKE IN THE An?.
POINTMENT OY THE ESEX QUARTER SEssto.:43,-1
Friday the Middlesex Ses,ions, which had been apro'nto
to be hoiden on Monday next, at the Sessions boo
Clerkenwell, were countermanded, in consequence Ott-1,
discovery being tuale that a session cannot be o'l4l
ginated during term, when, as this is the last day
0'
term, all trials which were aointed to be heard on tbst
day would have been invalid.p An order was therefore '
issued by the Chairman, that the sessions should comment
the next day ('Fat ), and notices were according''
directed to be issued to the Sheriffs, the various stipendarit
Magistrates within the district of the county, &c., to that '
effect. Not only great inconvenience but great pecuolahr",
lo .s will be suffered by all parties required to attend at a
sessions. Thus, fresh summonses will have to be lo°°
by the Sheriffs for the information of the Jurors;
trates must cotninunicato to the various superintendcets-c,
pace, who will have to send to prosecutors, witnesses, c
At these sessions it is known also, that oftentintr.,,
parochial appeals, appellants, &c., have to come from 1°,"!
distances in the country ; hence a very considerablecai,
create of expenditure will fall upon them, while an by
tional expense will be incurred by the county. S,LIF, '0
circumstance, it is said, has not occurred before, and
rather remaikable, that in the application to ParliaaC,
for a Bill (notice of which was given on the 31st of Neil
ber last) " for breaking up the establishment of the
r is
Prison, Clerkenwell," one of the provisions sought
"to empower the justices of the peace to continence
sions during term."o9
We have been horrified by hearing of the feCo
extensive mortality we ever rem( mber to have known yi
eating noxious food, that occurred within the last fevr,ht
near Pantura. It appears that two turtles were cs'a'ria
and brought to the bazaar, where they were cut up visa
sold; and that every individual who ate part of them. of
seized in about 24 hours with a species of choler'', 33
which it has been ascertained beyond a doubt at less'a,
persons (men, women, and children), died, and twat
wards of 40 more are dangerously unwell.—East In
Telegraph.
taTHE MURDER IN THE RUE ST. H014011'"0,
'lnc water carrier who was taken into custody for the •
sault on the two diligence porters, is named Tiii,iere;so
Savoyard. He voluntarily surrendered himself and brae
the name of the man who actually committed the 113(1.-1011
ns Roussi, another water carrier. The latter was tt-tho
i
into custody next morning as he was filling his pails v*
fountain in the Carrefour Gaillon, and was shut up -bus
time iii the guardhouse of the Pointe Saint Eustacile;pre•
when the police officers came to conduct him to the, :oh
fecture he was found quite dead, having hung himselfI
his handkerchief to the window bars

SILVER TEA SERVICES.-A. B. SANTurbA
and SONS, Manufacturing Silversmiths, No. 14, C'''',/tbe
Landon, opposite the Ilank of England. submit the prices ( 1111
following SILVER TEA and COFFEE SERVICE`* a and
Cottage Pattern is plain, standing on shell feet, the tfoig't
coffee-pots with a flower ornament on the lids. Th! hhafe
R,
ittern is richly embossed with flowers and scrolls. ue
of either is. new and elegant 1—
CoiTAGE PATTEItN.
3. #
Strong Silver Tea- p0t.....1 11 0 StrongllsilvGe‘: vt
Te'T
aiTro: .... ▪ JCL!:
Ditto Sugar Basin 616 Ditto Sugarßisin
Ditto Milk Ewer. 410 Ditto Creamr•Wero
Ditto Coffee-pot. 15 0 Ditto Coffee-pot.;o/0
•
Complete £:.IS 6 Complete .......... .P°
A variety of upwardiof fifty Tea and Coffee Seroicefrticle
be seen in the Show-rooms, where rosy be selected every °vett
of Silver requisite for the sideboard or plate •chest. yx'l'l rats
of prices, illustrated with sketches of the various articles'A,
and forwarded postage tree to any part of the kingdon•doili.°
Savory and Sons, 14, Curnitill, London, opposite the
England.
PLATE SUITED FOR PRESENTATI°;▪ PII
Committees or private individuals requirini.; splendid t
articles of PLATE fur Freseniat:on, may, by adder,s,i,
paid letter as under, have chavviiigs sent for their arlif°"-a to
is desirable letters should state about the hum intende
expended.
T. COX SAVORY, aPrile
Silversmith, &e. , 47, Cornl•ill ( Seven doors from Grace f
Lmoorr. leo°
N.B. A Pamphlet, vmtaining a detailed list of the ld'rgott
Plate, Plated Goods, Watches, Clocks, may be srfli
u- will be forwarded, post free, in answer to a post-po"
cation. •

PAPIER MACHE TEA TRAYS, 60s• t11:00°
of FULL sIZED GOTHIC SHAPE. Superior '1.0.01.
Table Knives, with ivory handles, 14s. per dozes 'r foot
Poles for Window Curtains, diameter is. 3cl• Pe 9i.
-
2 inches, Is. td. per foot ; bronzed tenders, 4 feet lone, tire
Catalogues gratis, containing the prices of stover, fends
irons, kitchen utensils, and every article in furnishir'a
mougßlPery.
PON and BURTON, Wells•strect, Oxford-stredt:oo
Established 1820.

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BIRTHS. 711yog
On the 231 ult., Mrs. Henry West, Loughboroub f •
North rixtonsth, of a son. Ciscl4l °
On thße 2 ult., at Argyll-place, M. HealClY~ti,
cr
daughter, stil b
l o. Jse
On the 27th ult.rn , Mrs. Hull Terrell, St. Ger°lil'ri,
Blackheath, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 27th ult., at Trinity Church, J. 13r4141:
eldest son of the Accountant-General of her AlajotY
of 13e
to Arnelir, eldest daughter of Luke Hopkinson, lA'
ford-row

DIED. i Jr.
On the 25th ult., at Aylesbury, Rebecca, wife '.O. ~ ,
ir6'
Hatten, aged 42. 03.
On the 25th ult., at Hampton Wick, I,llidillesex
ridge, widow, aged 7L _____ --of
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