The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-20 00:00:00

BACHELORS OF ARTS

James Buchanan, Esq. of l3rasenuse College, Grand Com-
pounder.
Richard Rowland Bloxam,
}of Worcester College.
Henry Gripps, Scholar,
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Henri BenV•efl of Merton College.

Joel 13roadborst, of ‘Vadliam C4;llege.
Samuel W►igl►t, of St. John's College.
The Rev. Gilbert Beres;Ord, M. A. of St.
John's College, Cambridge, has been instituted
to the Living of St. Andrew's Holborn, on the
presentation of her Grace the Duchess of. Bile-
clettch.

The Hey. Edward Meredith, A. M. is unani-
mously elected to the Head Mastership of New-
pot t Grammar School, Salop, by the tVorshipful
Company of Haberdashers, London.
The Rev. Henry John Maddock, M. A. late
Fellow of Magdalen College, Cambridge, has
been licensed by the Archbishop of York, to the
perpetual Curacy of Trinity Church, in Hudders-
field.

PREACHERS.-Rev. Mr. Stent, at Christ Chnrch,
on Sunday morning. Rev. Mr. Strong, of Oriel,
at St. Mary's, in the afternoon.

Extract of a Letter from Smyrna, dated Oct 2.

Last week arrived here the brig Jane, from
Malta, chartered to bring up Lieutenant Hon-
SON, of his • Majesty's ship Spey, and a
complement of men.. They immediately took
possession of the English brig William, from
Liverpool, and secured in irons the master,
Christopher Delano, and all the crew, ex-
cepting the steward, a mulatto, who was ashore
and kept out of the way. The charge against them
is piracy, having plundered the Helen from Liver-
pool for Genoa, chiefly loaded with manufactures,
and attempted to sink her after nailing down the
hatches on the crew. What confirms this is,
Delano's having landed and sold clandestinely, at
Malta, a great quantity of manufactures, and
hritiging here a g-ood deal of money iu specie,
which he deposited in the hands of Messrs.
J:icob Van Lennep and Co. On the piracy being
known, Mr. Consul lVerry demanded and received
the money from these Dutchmen. The William
was consigned to, the English House of Messrs.
Wilikelman, Heywood, and Co. Delano, said
to be born in North America, has been sailing
between Liverpool and this port for some years,
and though reputed to be a clever man, his cha-
racter was not liked. lie and his crew must
have been hardened villains to hope for escape
with impunity, after committing such horrible
crimes ; for they were coolly waiting to load
buck for England, when, to the astonishment of
all here, Lieut. Hobson carried ship and crew off
to Malta, where it is trusted these vagabonds will
meet their deserts."

Nothing of any interest in our Port Letters of
this day.

The PRINCE REGENT will hold a Levee at Carl-
ton House on Friday next, the 26th inst.
Yesterday the Duke of CLARENCE and Prince
LEOPOLD visited the PRINCE REGENT, at Carlton
House.
Viscount CASTLEREAGH had an audience of the
PRINCE REGENT yesterday, at Carlton House.
Yesterday morning the Duke of YORK left town
for Windsor.

The Duchess of YORK left York House yester-
day afternoon, about four o'clock, in her eurricle,
for Oatlands. Her Royal Highness drove herself.
Prince LEOPOLD yesterday dined with the Duke
and Duchess of KENT, at Kensington Palace.
Yesterday Mr. DANIELS, the King's Messen-
ger, left town with dispatches for the Hague.

The Spanish Ambassador transacted business
yesterday at the Secretary of State's Office for Fo-
reigts Affairs.

We are informed that the Corporation of Lon-
don, desirous of commemorating the signal ser-
vices of the Duke of WELLINGTON, in addition to
the other testimonies of their approbation, have
just named the new buildinp, now erecting on
the lower district of Moot fields, " The IVel-
lington Amphitheatre." It is already graced by
that magnificent building, the London Institution
—the Catholic Chapel is also in a state of great
forwardness, and will be an additional ornament
to this hitherto neglected spot. When the intend-
ed opening to the 'loyal Exchange is made, it will,
unquestionably, he the greatest improvement
that the City has witnessed for 20 years. Three
other streets, in the direction of Bisbopsgate,
Kingsland, atul Aldersgate-street, are contem-
plated in the plan, but the property to be bought
tip, in these neighbourhoods, will render the com-
pletion a work of time.--(Morning Paper.)
Thursday night, about nine o'clock, a young
woman walking along Lansdowtie-place, Berke-
ley-square, and heating the cries of a child, pro-
ceeded to the spot where they came from, and
found an infant about six months old, wrapped
up in some cloth, apparently in a dying condi-
tion. She immediately carried it to Sr. George's
Work-house, where it shortly after died in
great pain. On the surgeon opening the body,
it was
,ascertained that a quantity of poison of
an opiate description, bad been given to the
child,, which caused its death. The parents
are at present unknown. The body lies for the
Coronet's Inquest.