The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-16 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBIUM:IM, JULY 15.—The Right Rev. John Jebb,
D.D. of Trinity College, Dublin, Lord Bishop of Limerick,
was on the 3th instant admitted ad esindum of this University.
The learned Prelate was presented by the Public Orator.
Mr. Stephen Donne, of' St. John's College, was on the same
day admitted Bachelor of Arts.
The Hon. and Rev. Mr. King has been presented to the Rec-
tory of Chesterford, in Essex, vacant by the promotion of Dr.
Blonifield to the see of Chester.
The Rev. Henry Mitchell Wagner, M.A., late Fellow of
King's College, has been presented, by his Majesty, to the
vicarage of Briglithelmstone, Sussex, vacant by the promotion
of Dr. Carr to the see of Chichester.
The Nev. John Henry Sparke, prebendary of Fly, ha's been
appointed Chancellor of that diocese, in the room of the late
Dr. Compton.
The Rev. Leonard Jenyns, B.A. of St. John's College, was
last week licensed to the
.perpetual curacy of West Dereham,
Norfolk, on the nomination of the Rev. r. L. Jenyns, Pre.
bendary of Ely.
The Lord Bishop of Chester has appointed the Rev. James
Blomfield, of Emmanuel College, one of his Lordship's Do-
mestie Chaplains.
The Hall, which is to form part or the 'magnificent edifices
at King's College, was commenced oa Monday last,
The Lord Lieutenant has appointed Mr. Charlet tlitlwell
Deputy Lieutenant for the Isle of Ely. •

Mr. and Mrs. CouTTs are said to have expend.
ed upwards of five thousand pounds at Cecil's, at Salt Hill, in
eating, drinking, and post-horses, during the five months they
resided there. These magnificent persons occupied the whole
of this capacious•lnn.
Mrs. FrrzitERBERT is going to reside fora short
time at her beautiful cottage on the banks of the Thames, which
report some time back assigned to Lord DATINLEY.
CHARLES MATHEWS, the admirable comedian,
having been reposing on the laurels recently gained at the
Lyceum, beneath his own vine and his own fig-tree, at his rural
cottage near Kentish-town, is going to Brighton to renovate his
health and spirits, preparatory to his appearance at the English
Opera House in the regular drama. .
GEORGE BANKES, Esq.:the son of
inthe 'Mem-
swornber for Collo Castle, was last week
the LORD CHANCELLOR to the office of Cursitot
Baron of the Exchequer.

LoaD By-,01.;
's rtiNCßA.—Yesterday morn-
ing a letter WaS received frOm Mr. Wo.ODESoN,
the undertaker who has the conducting of the
funeral. 'The letter is dated from Kettering, in
Northansptonshire, 74, miles from London, which
town the procession passes
y• It states, that it is
Pimialcm"ssiithileefttoold'elsVc(;idhieseltdhae interest that the fu-
tnleirroaulgehl,cwiteksicill: every
yns to increase the nearer it
approaches Ilucknell. The letter continues to
sottaet et,ciw to ohatr
most tremendous thunder-storms that was ever
recollected. The lightning Was incessant, and
ah°
Kettering t
w o'clock
visited by one of dmck on Wednesday,
did considerable mischief to various property in
the town, and many trees were *pia t:
to pieces.
Honnunits, Ma.v 17.—There have recently
been some pirates on and near this coast, on the
trade of the settlement, but I have now the plea-
sure of informing you, that the vessel which com-
mitted them has recently been wrecked at Black
River (Poyais), on the Mosquito Shore, to which
place they were retiring ; and that the crew, ten
in number, have been secured by the Mosquito
Indians. On this information being received here
some days ago, the Magistrates fitted out a
vessel, and sent her to that coast,, for these cul-
prits preparatory to their being sent to Jamaica
for trial, and which, I trust, may be the means of
checking these robberic and murders in future;
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