The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-04 00:00:00

CAMBRIDGE; JULY 3.

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At an ordination holuen hy the Lord Bishop of
Bristol in Trinity COliege on Sunday
the following Cr entlemen were or...aine,l
Priests.-3.. B. 'Campbell, GeOrge Edis Web-
ster, Richard Ward, Edward Peacock, Feliows of
Trinity College ; John Orman, B.A. of Trinity
College.
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D6acons.---Peter Paul Dobree; Fellow of Trio.
College; John Lamb, B. A. of Corpus Christi
,Pollege; John Field, ILA. of St. John's College;
Matthew Slinger, B. A. of Christ College.
The Rev. James Gurrev; late Fellow and Tutor.
of Corpus Christi College, was on Tuesday last
elected into the Preachership of the Char'zer-
House.

The Rev. Wilfred Clark, M. A. of St. Peter's
College, has been presented, by the Governor of
the Charter-House; to the valuable Rrctory of
Castle Camps in this county, vacated by the death
of the. Rev. Fyge -Janneey.
The Rev.:John Gilbert, M.A. has been insti-
tuted to the rectory of Cantley; hi Norfolk ; and
the Rev. 11:1. G. Edgar, .M,A.• has been elected
perpetual curate of St. Nicholas, Ipsviich, void
by the death of the Rev. J. Covte,
The statue of
,the late Right lion. William
Pitt has been erected in the Senate-House, and is
generally allowed to be equal to any piece of scuip-'
tune in the university, not even excepting the' tatute
of Sir Isaac Newton. The price paid to Nolte-
kens wa.s,3ooo4guineas and moya than double
that stun was subseribe44or the statue by the
members of this university soon after the death
of Mr. Pitt —The block of marble cost-the artist
,800 guineas.

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. BRISTOL ELECTION.-lye are happy to find that
the tumultuous disposition of the populace bad
subsided yesterday, and the election proceeded in
a regular peaceabl' manner. s - ' •
State it the Poll on Thursday night, JOY 2.
Davk 391.... Total 837
Huut ' 81 ,
Majority • _.-:-.689
Polled yesterday at Half-past Three o'clock.
Ravi-i , 2,23
. . Hunt , l3

At a General Meeting of the THE PITT
CLUB," held yesterday at the London Tavern,
Lord ELDON', Kr. CIRTWRIGHT, M.P. Mr. HOU,
BLON, M.P. Mr. R. IL Awls, Mr. DAvis, M.P.
Mr. JAMES A. PARK, Mr. 11. W. SMITH, Mr.
CALVERLEY, and several other Gentlemen, were
admitted Members.

LYCEUM.--The new farce of Highgate Tunnel,
or The Secret Arch, was repeated last night before
a very numerous audience, and very well received.
A more ludicrous performance:altogether has sel-
dom been ;represent ed.
HAY-MARKET.—The pleasant Comedy of Size
Stoops' conquer was represented last night at
this Theatre; before a numerous and elegant Au-
dience., -MUNDEN performed Hardcastle with
great humour, and was particularly able in his
angry moods with 'Young Marlow, which was well
sustained by JONES. • MATHEW' S NY's very divert-
ing in Tony Lumpkin ; and Mrs. Gißns, was very
natural and sprightly in Miss Hardeastle.
KEMBLE is not gone direct to Dublin, as stated-,
but to Liverpool, where he is to perform a few
nights.. It is certain that he quits Covent-garden
but not on account of a difference as to Salary.—
He has for some timebeen solicitous-to part with
his share in that prop arty.
A few nights since the house of Mr. Npllekens,
inMoitimea-street, Cavendish-square, was broke
open, and robbed of plate, medals, jewellery,
bank-notes, and cash, to a considerable amount.

METEOROLOGIC.

BY R. B.
lIILOSOPITICAL INSTRUY

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BIRTH.
Yesterday morning, in GrosVenor-square, between fourand
five o'clock, the. Hon. Mrs. .lenkin,son, of a Datighter.

MARRIEb

In May last,at the house of Lordlifillianißenthielc, George
Graham, Esq. to Mdlle. A. P. C. de Calvi, daughter of the
Chcv. Paul de Calvi, late Colonel of the Regiment of Ver-
mandois,

On the .14th ult.- 4 Fort George, Scotland, Captain Gre-
gory, to Frances, second daughter of Henry RObert Church-
man, Esq. of Hanover-square.
On Tues'day the 23d ult. at Camberwell, Mr. Glover Mon-
ream, -of Meopham, Kent, to Miss Martin, daughter of Mr.
oseph Martin, Silversmith, Borough, Southwark.
At Cheltenham, William Powell. Lorymner, Esq. of Per-
thyre, in Monmouthshire, to Cecilia, the second daughter of
thsiate Henry Addis, Esq. of London.
On Tuesday last, at St. George's, Hanover-square, George
Jackson, Esq. to Cordelia, eldest daughter of -C. Savile, Esq.
of Park-street, Westminster.