The Sun.
London, England, 1824-04-10 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIG ENCE.

Ca3tun trmit, APRIL f.4..--The Earl of Hardwicke, High
Steward of the University, has appointed Sohn Lodge Hub-
hersty, Esq. Senior Fellow of Queen's 'College, Deputy
High Steward, in the room of the late Thomas Harrison, Esq.
At a Congregation on Saturday last, Bramhall Clarke; Esq.
of Trinity hall, and George Sivewright, of Trinity Col-
lege, were admitted Bachelors in Civil Law.
The following is a List of Inceptors to the Degree of Master
of Arts :--Thomas Kercher Arnold, Fellow of Trinity College ;
John Carysfort Proby, Trinity College ; William Pakenham
Spencer, Fellow of St. Johns; Rev. Aaron Browne, St. John's
College ; Rev. Robert Rowe Knott, St. John's College ; Law-
rence Peel, St. John's College ; Rev. Charles Craven, St. John's
College ; Thomas Clark, St. John's College ; Rev. John Pen-
gree Newby, St. John's College ; ltev. Henry llelvill,
.Fellow
of St. Peter's College ; • Rev. Alfred \'easey, Fellow of St.
Peter's College; Rev. Henry Perkins,- SL Peter's ;
Joseph Power, Fellow of Clare Hall ; Rev. Chauncey . liare
Townsend, Trinity hall; Rev. SaMoel Fennell, Fellow of
Queen's College ' • Charles Green; Jesus College ; Rey. John
Cantis,_ Fellow of Christ College. _ _ _

The following Gentlemen of St. John's College were on Mon-
day last elected foundation Fellows of that society :—Thomas
Tylecote, 8.A.; Henry John. Rose, -8. A..; john Birkett,
8.A.; Charles Edward Kennaway, B.A. ; Joseph Taylor,
B.A. ; Charles Jeffreys, 8.A.; John Cowling, B.A.
The following Gentlemen were on Friday last elected I Tni-
versity Scholars on Dr. Bell's foundation :

Samuel Rees, of St. John's College \
John Venn, of Queen's College. crqu'ries. -
The examiners being-unanimously of opinion that the literary
merits of Peacock of St. John's, Rees of St. John'h,,and Venn
of Queen's, were nearly equal, thought it rigkt to refer to that
part of the foundation deed, which directs' to whom in such
cases the preference shall be given.
At a congregation. yesterday, Mr. John Day Hurst, of Calus
College, waft admitted Bachelor of Arts.
The election of a Norrisian Professor will take place on Mon-
day the .3d of Alai,.
The Rev. Robert Bathurst, ALA.- has been collated to the
rectory of BOatigh with the vicarage of Scottow annexed ; and
the Rev. Edward Wilson, 13. A. to the rectory of Toperoft,•
Norfolk, on the presentation of the Bishop of Norwich.

OXFORD, APRIL 9.—Tie King hes been pleased to pre-
, sent the Rev. Nat. Dodson, M. A. to the 'Vicarage of St. Helen,
' Abingdon, and the Chapels of Radley and Drayton, in the
county of Berko and diocese of Salisbury, void by the cession
of the Rev. John Matthias ,Turner, tile last incombent.
The King, has been pieased to present the Rev. Jas. Peter-
son to the Church and Parish of Gordon' in the Presbytery of
Lauder, and County of Berwick, vacant by the transportation
of the Iley. David William Gordon, to the Church and Parish
of Eariston.

The King has been pleased to present the Rev. David Will
Liam Gordon, to the Church and Parish of Earlston, in the
presbytery of Lauder and county of Berwick, vacant by the
death of the Rev. William Silkls.

The Rev. J. P. Newby, B.A. of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge, has been instituted, by the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, to
the consolidated Livings of Enderby corn Whetstone, Leices-
tershire; patron, C. Loraine Smith, Esq. of Enderby.
The Rev. Joseph Cotterill, hI.A. of St. John's College, has
been instituted to the Rectory of Illakeney with Cokethorpe
and Langham Parva, Norfolk; patron, Lord Calthorpe.
The Rev. William Newcome has'been instituted to the Rec-
tory of Langfo:d with Ickburgh, Norfolk ; patron, Alexander
Baring, Esq.

The 'German Papers state, that an excellent
and highly commodious new road from Warsaw to Bryesc,
in Lithuania, 25 miles (i.e. 100 English miles) long, has
just been completed. The same Papers add, that the
costly new road from Petersburgh• to•Aloscow, is now complete
as far as Nowgorod, 200 verats, and a great number of work-
men are incessantly employed with a view to its entire comple-
tion. On the high roads from Riga and Moscow leading to the
Russian capital, post.houses, built with considerable taste and
convenience, have been introduced ; and similar erections are
forthwith to be made generally on all the high roads in White
Russia; travelling will derive prodigious facilities from this
improved order of things.
A circular letter- has gone out from the Secre-
tary of State's Office to the Lords Lieutenants
of Counties, intimating that the Yeomanry Ca-.
valry will not be called out on permanent duty
this year, except for one day, when they will be
inspected by a General Field Officer.