The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-23 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

Oxroan, Nov. gl.—ln a Convocation holden on Friday
last, the 15th instant, the Rev. John Ball, 13. D , and
Fellow of St. John's College, was elected to the Lecture-
ship of St. Giles's Church, in this city.
In a Convocation holden this day, the following persons
were approved to succeed as select preachers before the
University at Michaelmas, 163
The Rev. Dr. Wynter, President of St. John's; the
Rev. Wm. Mills, B.D , Fellow of Magdalen ; the Rev.
W. F. Hoak, M.A., late Student of Christ Church ; the
Rev. G. Moberly, M.A., Fellow of Bohol ; and the
Rev. W. Jacobson, M. A., Vice-Principal of Magdalen Hall.
In the Congregation holden this day also the following
degrees were conferred ...
BACHELORS IN DIVINITT.-Robert Meadows White,
Fellow of Magdalen ; Christopher Milner, Lincoln.
MASTERS or Alas.—The Hon. and Reverend George
Gustavus Chetwynd Talbot, Christ Church ; the Rev.
George Neale Barrow, University ; William John Crich-
ton, Merton; Rev. James Evan Hughes, Jesus; John
Scaly, Exeter; Rev. Charles Penny, Pembroke; the
Rev. Rice Price and James Seyer Ogle, Fellows of New
College.

BACHELORS Or ARTS —George Heathcote, St. Alban
Hall ; John Kynaston Charlton, Christ Church ; Henry
Huh Courtenay, Postmaster of Merton; P. Peace, Wor-
cester; John Hay, Exeter; Nilliam Sparrow Chapman
and George Yarde, Pembroke.
CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 21.—At a congregation on Wed-
nesday last, the following degrees were conferred :
DOCTOR IN PHYSIC.—John Burnett Stuart, Queens
College.
BACHELOR IN DIVINITY...—Rev. George Dodds, Pem-
broke College, and Vicar of Corningharn, Lincolnshire,
(comp.)
MASTERS OF ARTS.—Rev. Edward Francil Chamber
Jayne, St. John's College ; James Stovin, Corpus Christi
College.

BACHELORS IN CIVIL LAW.-Edward Rawlings, Tri-
nity College ; Rev. Richard Chute Codrington, Jesus
College.
BACHELOR IN PHYSIC.-William Michell, Emmanuel
College (comp.)
The Rev. William Potter, Fellow of St. Peter's Col-
lege, has been licensed to the perpetual curacy of St.
Mary the Less, in this town, on the presentation of the
Mthter and Fellows of that Society.
The Rev. James Sevier, M.A., has been instituted by
the Lord Bishop of Gloucester to the Rectory of flasfield,
in that diocese, vacant by the death of the Rev. Saunders
William Miller. Patron, James Sevier, of Clifton, Esq. ;
arid the Rev. Lawrence Latham, 8.A., has been licensed
by the same Bishop to the perpetual curacy of Ampney
St. Mary, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. John
Wiliam Peters. Patron, W. H. Beach, of Oakly
Southampton, Esq.
The following gentlemen of this university were lately
ordained by the Lord Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, at
Eccleshall

DEACONS : —Harling Richardson, 8.A., Trinity Col
lege ; Robert Leigh, 8.A., Queen's College ; William
Coaleld, 8.A., and Theodore Short, 8.A., Christ's
College.
PRIESTS —Lawrence Panting, 8.A., St. John's Col-
; John Breese, 8.A., Queen's College.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the" London Nei•; Price Current" of yesterday.)

SUGAR.—The Sugar Market has been very brisk all
the week ; the estimated sales are 4,000 Rids. and trs.;
the prices are generally 6d. a Is. per cwt. higher, Brown
13erhice 50s. a 50s. 6(1., all other Brown, 51s. and 525.
In Refined there is still an extensive inquiry, and fine
Crashed is now held firmly at 325. ; Brown Lumps 615.,
and all goods under 725. are in dernarui. Some fine
Loaves made from Foreign Sugar under the late Act ate
on sale at 359. a 375. This afternosn for the fine de-
scriptions of Crashed there is still a dem and, but there
are very few parcels remaining on band, and the refiners
generally demand 325. ; for low Crashed also there are a
few inquiries, but in consequence of the scarcity of large
Lumps very few parcels have been sold ; of the fine
Grocery descriptions there is an abundant supply, and
prices are barely maintained.
MAURITIUS SUGAR.—The Mauritius at public sale
have gone off freely, good and fine strong Brown 51s. a
525. 6d. ; Yellow 535. a 575., very full prices.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—The East India offered are
Siam., which have sold briskly at Is. advance, fine
Brown to good White 21s. 6d. a 25% 6d. This day's
sale, 3.317 bags Siam Sugars sold at full Market prices,
20s. 6d. a 251., but without briskness.
FOREIGN SUGAR.—There is rather an extensive in-
quiry for Foreign Sugar for Refining, but all business is
stopped till the adjustment of the Tares; the trade insist
upon open and Revenue Tares, the former allowance,
13Ibs. per cwt., being inadequate to the general run of
these Sugars: the request is reasonable, and in our
opinion ought to be granted ; it Wntild give girac facilities
to Li atle.

NEST INDIA Mor,Assits.—The sales of good quality
at 275. are considerable, chiefly Demerara.
COFFEE.—There is no alteration in Coffee ; the late
sales are good ord. Sumatra 525. Gd., ord. 48s. a 495. ;
yellow Mysore 695. Gd. ; slightly damaged St. Domingo
54-4., sound taken in at 57.. 641. ; mid. Demerara and
Berbice 87s. Gd. a 90s. ; Jamaica clean scarce, and fully
maintains late prices. This day's public sales 1,126 bags
very good Sr. Domingo sold at 601., which is 2s. a 3s.
higher than the late nominal price, damaged 56, ; a small
parcel of fair Sumatra sold 475. a 505.; good yellow Ba-
tavia 565. 61 and 575., both at former prices; 42 casks
339 bags Demerara and Berbice, the latter nearly all
taken in ; the Demerara sold at previous prices. The
Market generally has a very favourable appearance this
afternoon.

Cocoa.—Sales to a small extent are reported, onl.
Trinidad 485., fine Grenada 565.
Rum, BRANDY AND HOLLANDS.--The Rum Market
is very steady; fair quality Jamaicl per duty 30 to 32
over sold 3s. and 3s. ld., common quality 29 over at
2s. Sd. ; proof Leewards 25., but the sales are not exten-
sive. Brandy continues dull. Geneva still neglected.
IRISH PROVISIONS.—Since our last of Tuesday, owing
to contrary winds prevailing, the arrival of foreign Butter,
as well as of Irish, and of Bacon also, have been very
trivial, notwithstanding which the market has been, and
is still, in a very depressed and inanimate state. Prices
fer both Butter and Bacon must be considered nominally
the same as those quoted in our last, and the same remark
may be applied to all other articles under this head, except
in a partial instance or two. Sales of Limerick prime
singed Bacon, under 24 cwt , per 10 bales, have been
made for immediate shipment at 31s. per cwt. free on
beard, a pr ice sever t 1 pounds per ton below that at which
such description was bringing at this time last year, or at
which Beef or Mutton is at present selling, not only in
London, but in the most remote parts of this country;
the existing stagnation among the trade is altogether un-
accountable, and, with respect to Butter, although present
prices cannot be considered by any means dear or hazard-
ous, unless the weather should ere lung set in severe, or
some other unexpected circumstance arise, the speculative
holders just now of that article in Ireland, as well as a few
speculative agents in this market also, may feel a repetition
of losses (although not perhaps to the same extent) that
their want of judgment led them into last season.
TALLOW.—The Tallow Market remains steady at the

late advance.
SALTTETRE.-Saltpetre is in more demand at Is. ad-
vance on the India House sale prices. Sales of rough
Calcutta, 14 refraction, at 325. This day's public sale
3,613 bags Saltpetre 21 to 5 refraction, 335. 6d. a
355. 64. ; 20 per cent. 325. ; about Is. higher than the
India House s ile.
RICE.—The ord. White Bengal was taken in at public
sale at 11s., ord. Java sold Bs. 6d. a 108., fine, 10s. 61.
a 11s., in large parcels. Tins day's public sale 1,830 bags
white Bengal, Patna kind, sold at 14s. a 155., which is
rather lower.
SPICES.-Pimento sells at full prices, mid. to good 4/d.,
a 4d., ord. 40. a 4/d. The Pepper sold by plivate
contract has been at full Market prices. This day's sales
5,478 bags Pepper, ord. light dusty Sumatra sold at full
prices, 3d. a 3/d.
INDIGO.—The Market looks more firm; abut 50
chests changed bands yesterday at full prices, and in slime
instances a small premium on the last East India House
sale, and several parcels of the July sale about the same
rates as real zed lately at the India House.
sales for
COTTON.—The
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limited ttocontinuesovery
bags
sulal
t;
low
prices ; the accounts from the out-ports are equary gloomy,
but the report of the Manchester Market states that goons
and yarns are in good demand at the late reduction in tl e
prices. The particulars of the sales are 300 Surats, mid.
5d., good 6/d.
FRUIT.—The parcel of new Turkey Fruit offered by
public sale was taken off freely, as follows :-7,025 drums
new Turkey pulled figs at 60s. for sound, and 445. a 455.
for damaged, one lot fine at 655., and about 200 drums
very superior at 778.-101 brie. 300 half, and 300 qr.
chests, and 520 drums Elenie Raisins at 461. a 475. 1 r
sound, and 445. a 455. for damaged ; 188 brie. red
Smyrna Railing at 435. a 44e. for sound, and 40s. a 12s.