The Sun.
London, England, 1840-11-24 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

R, OXFORD, Nov. 21.--Dr. J. R. Kenyon, Fellow of All
Souls College, has been appointed A sessor of the Vice-
Chancellor's Court, in the room of Dr. Macbride, resigned.
At an election held at Brasennose College on Thursday
last, H. Randall, Scholar of Trinity College, and W.
Buckley, of Brasennose College, were chosen Fellows of
that Society._

Mr. C. G. Price, of Jesus College, was yesterday
elected a Fellow of the same College.
The public examiners in " Disciplinis Mathematics,"
Messrs. N. Pocock, C. F. Donkin, and J. A. Ashworth,
will comm"nco the mathematical examination of class can-
didates on the 7th of December.
The valuable living of Worthing, .Shropshire, in the
patronage of the Warden and Fellows of New College,
has been by them presented to the Rev. C. Awdry, Fellow
of that Society. The perpetual curacy of Westbury,
Wiltshire, has been presented to the Rev. J. H. Cart-
wright, of Exeter College.
Messrs. A. T. G. Manson,
of Magdalen College, and
B. E. Winthrop, of Wadham College, were on Thursday
last called to the Bar by the Hon. Society of Lincoln's Inn.
Yesterday Mr. R. C. Smith, scholar of Pembroke Col-
lege, was elected to the Boden Sanscrit Scholarship.

EXCLUSIVE DEALING.—The Conservatives o,
Louth have issued a list of the voters at the late munici-
pal election, for the purpose of establishing a system of
exclusive dealing and intimidation for the future. This
principle may be carried out greatly to the disadvantage of
the Tories.--Lincoln Mercury.
At St. Peter's, Walworth, on Sunday, as the
Queen, ,ly,lajest the
Archbishop of Canterbury had not sent a toren of thanks-
giving, and the congregation could not be gratified by re-
turning public thanks for the delivery of her Majesty,
-
both forenoon and
afternoon. Mr. Purkis, the well-known and much-admired
organist, played the air, with his usual skill, to the
I°
rm National e d
at Anthemth e conclusion
great
delight of the congrggation.
Letters from Venice state that Prince George of
Cambridge, travelling under the title r s
of " G God t rev
serviceo the
°. Lord Tipperary,
has arrived in that city. This is what the
cognito," meaning, that his Royal Highnes Y.
callin-
.' unknownst." At all events, he has sis all Irishman
taken a good name
to go through the world with ; and well may h
Tipperary is next door to Waterford, and, aftere "et.
the ari
late
election, anything is better than Cambridge,
ARMY OF THE UNITED s 1 ge.
TATEs.
The fol-
lowing statement come p_r_irisetsedthe whole of the troops of the
regular service of th U i States, with their stations,
in the month of October,. 1840 :—They consist of two re-
giments of dragoons, lour regiments of artillery, and ' i
. The following eight
regiments of infantry
wa the reiments are now
in Flosida, or on thei_ . , y_
.1 re ........2d Dragoons; 3d Ar-
tillery; Ist, 2d. 3d, (15!n itt .f and Bth
ment Regiments of In-
fantry. The Ist
Regltier 0 Artillery is stationed along
the north-eastern f!...on_h
er2d Regiment of Artillery at
Buffalo, Niagara, li c
° ates Michigan Sacket's Harbour ; 4th
Regiment of Artillery.
igan 4th Regiment of In-
fantryeGibson, Smith,
at Forts Towson and Jesup • sth
on the U
Regiment of Infantry.
Peer Lakes and the Upper'
• • • Ist
Mississippi ; Regiment or Dragoons -- ....,ra- ••
goons on the Missouri
and Arkansas.
If
SANDHURST.--The usual Ila -yearly public ex-
aminations of the offic!rsand gentlemen cadets studying at
the Royal Military
tCollege took place on Wednesday.
Thursday, and Friday, he 4th, sth, and 6th, instant, and
:
additional interest was given to the proceedings on this 1 circumstance oc-
casion by the unusual mstance that the three officers
studying at the
sent department of the institution, who
were to appear for public.ment
examination, Lieutenants T. D.
Havilland, 55th Regiment, Carden, 41st Regiment,
fig 72d A.
n—, Re •
and T. F. Simmonds, Regiment, were all men of
and had
distinguished talent, extended their acquirements
,ssional cou
- far beyond the profe . .
PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. r
se of mathematics, fortifica-
surveying into the
'
MESSRS. SLOAN and b
CO.
.9 em ers of tion,and military.
1 el.
re u Ing the w highest subjects of
the Royal College of Surgeons, 4, ARGYLL-PLACE, Physical science, i
At the close orks of La Place, Poisson,
of the examination the above
REGENT-STREET, and 28, IRONNIONGER-LANE, and Aircy. e
__ted with certificates
CIIEAPSIDE, may be consulted from Eight o'Clock in the officers were pr ge,",s, who had c
cates of the highest class;
Morning until Ten at Night, on every variety and stage of 18 gentlemen csiei•
s were r ompleted their qualifica-
syphilis, with that delicacy and secresy they have hitherto (4_ tions for commissions, q recommended to the Genets'
served. The treatment they pursue will not subject
any patient Commanding-in-Um f _ appointment to ensigncies in the
to confinement or hindrance from business. Cases of an ex- line without purchase. By the result of the examinations
treme nature they eradicate in eight or ten days, or if slight or above fifty other young gentlemen were declared to have
recent in two or three, without the indiscriminate use of mer- made various steps towards qualifying themselves for corn-
eury, and at a moderate expense. Generative debility, missions in those branches of the mathematics which are
G0t,,,,i,,,,,a, 4T14 Strictures of the Urethra, unhappily so press- applicable to military purposes in permament and field for-
lent, arc treated upon these Ipl ring principles which have in-
aPfip tions, and the attack and defence of fortresses ; in
sured to Messrs. Sloan and Co. so large a share of nehlic pa tl caandgeneral history, and i
London, and which it will - Latin
tronage for nearly thirty years in ,
and se
their (*attire exertion to maintain. .
of professional education in military surveying, and
Letters, containing an enclosure will be answered by return course .
h actual constr '
and patients, however distant,.
will be cerresnonded with until , thirty-nine in t e ruction of intrenehments
saps in the field, pontooning, &o,
recovered,

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