The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-25 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, OC:T 2-I.—Lord John Thvnne, son
of the Marquis of limit, and the Hon. Edward
George Moore, son- of the Earl of Mount Cashell,
are admitted of St. .John'; College.

Tire lion. George Spencer, son of Earl Spencer,
and the Hon. Mr. netting, brother to the Earl of
Denbigh, are admitted of Trinity College.
The admissions of St. John's College thii year
arc exactly 100, being a greater number than in
auy former year. The admissions at mo,t of the
Colkges are also mote numerous than ever re-
membered.

In the list of the Caput, inserted last week, for
Rev. John Kaye; D. D. Christ College, read Rev.
Francis Barnes, D. D. St. Peter's College, Di-
vinity.

' The Rev. Philip Abbott, of Clitheroe, has been
appointed by the Rev. 'l'. D. Whittaker, LL.D.,
Vicar of Whalley, to the perpetual curacy of
Cottle, Lincolnshire.

On Saturday last the Rev. George Day Clerk,
A. B. was instituted to the consolidated Rectories
of Barton St.-Mary and All Saints, in the comity
of Norfolk, "on the presentation of Sir John Ber-
ney, Bart.

OXFORD, OCT. 24.—0 n Wednesday last the
following were initnitted to Degrees :
The Rec. John Stonard, M.A. of Brasenose College' and
i:ector of Aldingharn, in the County of !Am:aster, and
Dio-
cese of Chester, was admitted Bachelor and Doctor of Divi-
nlty, Grand Compounder. •

DOCTOR IN MEDICINE.
John Scott, M.A. of Brasenosc College.
Bachelor; and Licensed to practice in Medicine.
William Montgomery Boyton, of St. Alban Hall.

BACIIELOII IN CIVIL LAW.
Joint Poulter, of New College.

MASTERS pF ARTS.
Mr. James Yonge, of Exeter College.
Rev. Edwurd-Robert Butcher, of University College.

BACHELORS OF ARTS.

Thomas ••teplien Hodges, Esq. of _University College,
Grand Compounder.
David Howell. Esq. of Ch. Ch. Grand Compounder. -
Mr. Stephen Reay, of St..Alban •
Mr. Mat thew Munday,' of •Ex-eter College.
Mr. James Bulhick, of Worcester College.
Arthur Johnson, of %Vail ham College.
Henry Biddulph, Esq. of Magdalen'Cunege:

:On Monday last was committed to Ely Gaol,
by. Sir 11. B. DUDLEY, *Bart: William Easy,
chargH on the oath'ot Alice Utfitutell, with vio-
lently'asSaulting.her, and,_ aided by nine or ten
others at present unknown, forcibly taking her
from her husbani, as they were returning-twine
in-the ptirish of Haddenhitm, on the night of the
15th instant.

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ESTMIN`jrEfi.

, •
Yesterday .fames Mtker, a publican in Carzon-
street, Mayfair, was `indicted tar an assault on Joint
Parsons, corporal i'et `the Ist 'regiment of Foot
Guards. The SeeretAYY- :Of Slate hail, on &iky
the Silt of .lane, the
*be! or'e Vluratson's,
issued orders for the kOn-conitnit'sioned Officers
of the various militayy Ycgimtflts In the metro-
polis to see %%heater all the. Men Wire at hoit'te that
evening in proper time.. The kosecutor went in
the discharge of this order to 'the piOican's
'muse, and was extremely ill used; thought he in-
quired civilly for a soldier named •garnei...., who
lodged there. Some attempts were made to rv-
hut this evidence, but the Jury found him tiaailty.
Robert Kitchen, aged 40, vt as indicted t6i steal-
ing a valuable picture troni a public-house in
Long Act e, Drury lane. The evidence was con,
elusive, and the prisoner, in extenuation, declared
he haul done so through want, having been lately
discharged from a medical situation in the army.
The Chairmen, however, bad a strong recollec-
tion of having seen him before, and the priSOner
acknowledged he •had two years ago been tried
fir an offence of nearly a similar nature. lie was,.
after a suitable admonition from the Chairman,
senteficcti to seven years transportation. On hear-
ing the sentence, the prisoner^ fell down apparent-
ly in a fir, hot from his appearance the whole. was
pretended. The Chairman said, he had seen fits.
too often to he imposed upon by so wretched an
actor.