The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-15 00:00:00

MORNING EDITTP?

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE

Nl'mac!t ',l.—At a Congregation 'tl".
.be f ,cs were C],rerrC-3'....1"'" 01
BACHELOR IN TIIE CIVIL Chol,s X,
Q.,,een's College.
BACHELORS OF ARTS. Frederick John Pluft,""iit,fei
Petr's College ; Josiah Thompson, Queen's
Nathaniel Smith, Trinity College.
At the same Congregation the' Rev. Chsrles Porpabet,
ney. D. D., of Merton College ; Henry Hervey
Smitk
M. A., of St. Mary Hall : and Rob It Willett
la
M. A., of Jena College, Oxfotd, were admitted ad
of this this University. !id
Se-
The Rev. S. Edmund Walker, M. A., late ;„0
Trinity Cclle.:;e, in this Universit..-, and late
Theological Crosse Scholar, • has been ins;ituted lip(
Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Exeter to the 'Letb: tis
Clump llajor, in the county of Cornwell, veitio1;10101
death of the Rev. John Trefueis, M.A.—Patron,
Wblki.r, Esq.
ed Wtigley, Esq., B. A., of St. John's ce"elittol
this Univ,rsity, has be...n appointed by the Directlri
East loui Company Mathematical Master of tbe
lery and Enineer's Seminary, at Addiscomte, Solidi
Thomas Esans, Esq , B. A , of Sr. John 'a e°,ll
this University, has b, en appointed- Classical Mi
Shrewsbury Grammar School. 'a 11111
The Rev. 0. Newnham, of Trinity Coll.-ge,
University, has been appointed Curate- of Shaw
slam, in the county of Wilts. %IP
The Rev. T. Reynolds, of Pembroke Colle'?
University, has been appointed Curate of St"
Essex this
The Rev. J. Kitton,"a Queen's College, in
versify, has been appointed to the Incumbency ef I
trict Church of Houghton, near Carlisle. i 1 ltd
The Rev. T. Holeich, M. A., of Clete 113-1 „ibite•
Universi y, and rector of Madwell, N.itt!tarePto'idl
has been peek rred to the rectory of DrauglC96o'
same county, vacant by the death of the REY. b..,
Patron, H. H. H. Eluoverford, Esq.—Value, ,ill
The Rev. W. H. Brookfield, of Trinity Colletto
this Univairity, curate of St. James':, bstabof
appointed by the trustees morning preacher at ArmyTenison's chapel, R,gent-atiee. London.. itazet
The ft v. C. fl. 13rnmlev, Of St. Jahn's C°"-'o6if
thii Un4ersity, has been appointed to the head calote
of the S:cpney Proprietary School. heldo
A ea eting of the PhilosophicA .Society was
Isla
Monday e:ening last, Dr. Hodgson, the President, ;,,s
eh ir. A commun cation was made byrNtillro• firoasral
Cans,. Col,eg.s, on some mathematical foro
minating the permanent effects of immigration as lei
gratiJn on numbers. The solution of the Pretb.,
eludes a consideration of all the causes by oulfpcsei
duration of life or the rate of its production are slaw
and which may fe called into action by the IC:l°7llg°
trodueti.m of people. Emigration does not 1°
permanently reduce numbers.
THE MA EtKETS.—SATUItv`'

NEWGATE AND LEADENHAL L • aril,There was a large show of meat, but the trade glj peA;
the sale.men were obliged to submit to lower PrigiAel'to oil
to 4s '2d ; Mutton, 3s 4d to 4s 4d; Veal, 45 Troultll44.
Pork, 3s 10d to 5s per stone of 81b. Game Oa sir
of sale, the supplies large, and prices low. Eggs
vious rates. 11*
TEA MARKET. 'frallefic#
Prices assumed a downward tendency for Free letters
and the demand was very limited. Thep rivate, ,t
China state that large quantities of Tea had arrive"
which caused buyers to operate with much caution.
,;64
TALLOW MARKET.
_LI via crG
The demand for Russian Tallow was very u' ci
assumed a downward tendency. 465. was the value
on the spot.
OIL MARKET.
The market assumed a dull aspect for commoni
and prices were rather lower. Cod, 26110 s ; , 2793°'
per tun. Seed Oils in -ood request. Linseed sfr 01,
fAL MARKET. 0 ttieri
The demand for Spelter was good, and Pricre!sfj
vance. Iron firm, but not much was done.
request. to'
WHITECHAPEL MARKET.
tiboin44,
There was a good supply, and lower rates were oval 4§ol
Beef 3s. to 4s. 2d. Mutton 33-. 4d. to 4s. 4d. jd
61.
to ss. 4d. Pork 4s. Bd. to ss. Clever 4/, to
31. 14s. to 51. Straw 21. ss. to 21. 7s: