The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-12 00:00:00

UN I VERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAsuftitoar, Nov. 11.—His Royal Highness the Duke of
SUSSEX, accompanied by the Hon. E. Fiore, brother to the
Earl of Arran, arrived at the Sun Hotel on Monday, from
Newstead Abbey, the seat of Colonel Wildman. His Royal
highness honoured the Rev. (3. A. Browne with his presence at
dinner on Monday evening, in Trinity College ; and on Tues.
day morning inspected the rare and valuable library at Mag-
dalene College, known by the name of the Pepysian (Mice—
non. His Royal Highness was accompanied by the Master of
Magdalene, Mr. Lodge (one of the Librarians to the Univer-
sity) and the Rev. T. F. Dibdin. His Royal Highness
afterwards attended a Geological Lecture at Professor
Setlgwick's public-room, and then inspected the valu-
able collection of early editions in the Public Library.—
His Royal Highness, we understand, in the course of the
day made some considerable purchases at Messrs. Deighton's,
and increased the extensive stock of Variorum Classics at his
own princely library at Kensington. His Royal Highness
having expressed a wish to dine in the hull of Trinity College,
and witness its numerous assemblage on a common day in full
term, repaired at three o'clock to the Master's Lodge, and soon
after that hour entered the Hall, accompanied by the Master
and Mr. Browne. llis Royal Highness was pleased to express
himself highly delighted with the full attendance in that mag-
nificent Hall, where, as we are given to understand, commons
lir not fewer than 4311 persons are daily served up. His
Royal highness passed the evening at Mr. Browne's rooms,
with the Master, Lords Fordwieh and W. Russell, and
several of the members of the College. After breakfasting
tit Mr. Browne's rooms on Wednesday morning, his Itoytd
Highness proceeded from Trinity College-gate In his travel-
ling carriage to London. %%re were happy to observe, that his
Royal Highness appeared in most excellent health anti spirits ;
nor can we omit to remark a highly complimentary speech from
his Royal Highness as be quitted Trinity.gate ; he declared
that he never entered the Uiniversity without pleasure, nor
parted from it without regret.
At a Congregation on Wednesday last the following degrees
were conferred :

3lasTEtts or ARTS.—Rev. P. Thomas Nicks, Trinity
College ; Rev. William Thompson, Trinity College ; Rev.
James Newsom, Christ College ' • Rev. John Hanbury, St.
Peter's College ; Rev. Thomas Newcome, queen's, (Com-
pounder) ; Rev. \V. Breightonsell, Catharine Hall.

BACHELOTtS OF AnTs.—Mark Henry James Kerr, Trinity
College; .Joseph Milner Atkinson, Catharine Hall.
Friday last, being the anniversary of Gun-powder plot, a ser.
mon on the occasion was preached at Great St. Mary's church,
by the Rev. I'. Chevallier, M.A. Fellow of Catharine-hall ;
and a Latin speech was delivered in the Senate House, by the
Rev. W. F. Wilkinson, M.A. Fellow of Corpus Christi College.
In the Arches Court, on the 3d instant, Henry Van &Jut-
bury, L.L. D. of Trinity hall, wits admitted an Advocate of
the Arches Court of Canterbury, in virtue of a rescript from
The Rev. Thomas Worsley,
his Grace the Archbishop.
Fellow of
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appointed chaplain and classical lecturer.
The Rev. Hugh Owen, D.C.L tor
of
gate, in the county of Suffolk, has been presented, by the
Right lion. the Earl of Gosford, to the vicarage of Redisham,
in the same county, vacant by the death of the Rev. Bence
Bence.
The Rev. Richard Cobbold, M.A., was on Friday last in-
stituted, upon his own petition, to the united rectories of
NVortharn Everard and Si, ortham Jervis, Suffolk.

An Ordination was holden by the Lord Bishop of this diocese,
in the chapel of the palace at Ely, on Sunday last, when the
following Gentlemen were ordained :....

DEACONS.
Peyton Blakiston, 13. A. Emmanuel College, Cambridge.
Joseph Iloiroyd Taylor, ILA. St. John's College, Cambridge.
Geo. Oreystock Carrighan, B.A. St. John's College, Canib.
\Valiant llodgson, B.A. St. Peter's College, Cambridge.
George Brown Maturin, B.A. King's College Cambridge.
Charles Green, M.A. Jesus College, Cambridge.
Thomas Worsley, M.A. Downing College, Cambridge.
Edward Judge, ILA. Trinity College, Cambridge.
John Ilinderson Lawrence, B.A. Exeter College, Oxon.
By Let., Dim,
.from the Bishop (If London.
Ralph Coote, B.C.L. Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
By Lyt. Dim. from the Bishop of Nortekh.
Walter Wortham, B.A. Magdalene College, Comb.
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By Let. Dim. from e Bishop of Lincoln.
Francis Buttans haw, B.A. University College, Oxon.
By Let. Dim. from the Bishop of Rochester.

FILMS -
John Stevens Henslow, M.A. St. John's College, Cambridge.
Samuel Fennell, M.A. Queen's College, Cambridge.
John Buck, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridge.
Edw. Augustus Giraud, RA. St. John's College, Cambridge.
David Laing, ILA. St. Peter's College, Cambridge.
By Let. Dim. from the Rishop of Gloucester.

The LORD CHANCELLOR Was obliged to rise
this morning at an early hour, in order to meet
the CHANCELLOR of the EXCRIQUER and the
JuneES in the Court of Exchequer, to appoint
th• Sheriffs, for the ensuing year. The regular
routine of business in the Court of Chat:eery is
somewhat at a stand, owing to the indisposition
of Mr. HART.

Sir JAMBS MACKINTOSU has written a masterly
Paper on International Law, with reference to
the Greeks, in which he urges the importance of
establishing Maritime Tribunals in Greece. This
Paper the Greek Committee have determined to
transmit without loss► of time to the Provincial
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