The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-06 00:00:00

'UNIVERSITY INT,EI,4I.,IGENCE.

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holden; in which the noinination ort 'folleivring tic:riflemen Li
Pub)* Examinerrwas approved, ofi--
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of Queen's; It ev. Joseph Dornford, ot'
in Mstiplin is dliathemizticir et Pigpilets.itobert ‘Valiter,
AI.A.
Wednesday the foliowing Degrees 'veto conferred I—.
Matters Artß.--ehrittopher itohert Pemberton, :Student
of Christ Church ; Vey. Joseph llulliti tin Dykts,, Taberthir
Queen's.
The (Mowing gentlemen of this University were ordained hy
the Lord bishop of Lincoln, in 4t. Llloylebone (ilapel, Lon..
don, on Sunday we'nnight
Leant—Charles Beaneharrip Cooper, 11. A University :t
T cohomas Middleton, 13. A. it. Edmund ; Thomas Sher.
herd, .11. A. Christ Church, Edward Folic, ILA. l'emirroke,-,
Richard Thomas Lancaster, M.A. Ette:cr ; l'honntg Ail 4; Holhind, tVorcester; Humphrey Pouting', 8.A.,
Quern's.
P,ierts.—CltrlefiCant!ton, F.A. Trinity' Stephen
boll Dowell, B.A. Worcester ; James Joseph bloodhall,
; John ()live Wadham ; Henry Carnegie.
IL I. Magdalen Ilull ; .James Shirley, ll.rl, Trinity,
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FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Etoile, tiated Saturday, Match 4.)

The following news has been iceeived from
Madrid, dated Feb. 25 :

An extraordinary courier, dispatched from Ali. I
cant, brought news yesterday that on the l(ith of
this month CI olonel Bazar!, formerly Political
Chief of Valencia, and an otlicer of cothiderable
merit, bad first landed at Guardamar, a small
fo—ri-;seveti leagues from Alicant, at the head of,
about a hundred men. After having pillaged the
town and the church, he threw himself into the
.mountain, on receiving information that the
Royalist volunteers were advancing against him
iu superior numbers and bad already wholly cut
off his retreat to the Sea.
The Government Of Alicant has sent 250 in-
fintry in pursuit of this hand, taking all suitable
precautions ; and it is related, that Bozaris, se»
coed command, Selles, formerly Commander
of a free corps, famous for his excesses under
the Constitutional novernment, hes already
fliiou with five of his companions into the hands
of time. Royal troops, who, it is added, shot them
on Cite spot.

A squadron of horse-grenadiers of the Royal
Guard, in garrison at Ocana, was to set out to-
day to force the last entrenchments of these
wretches, disgraced by their brigandage, whose
present retreat was always the asylum of male-
factors.
The Manheim Gazette has the following article
under., the head of Russia :—Our readers know
that tilere has been a report in all the commercial
cities Of Europe, of an attack of the Turks,
made by the Russian armies of their own accord.
f we may believe some private letters, the fol.
lowing is the manner in which the affair appeared.
About 40 Cossacks had passed the Pruitt to take
some cattle. The Turks forming the cordon took
up arms, killed seven or eight. Cossacks, and
obliged the others to repass the river. The latter,
on returning to their camp, made loud complaint
of the death of their comrades, and demanded
vengeance. This event caused a great sensation
among the troops ; 800, or 000 Cossacks crossed
the ricer,, fell on the Turks, of whom they killed
u good number, and returned contented to their
camp, where the 'fermentation was allayed by
this'act of vengeance.
There has been another version of the passage
of the Truth. It has been since said that. the
Cossacks pursued one of the individuals
rated in the conspiracy. What is certain is, that
nothing has lased that could give ground for the
extravagances which the Journals have published,
one of which spoke of 50,000 on their march to
Constantinople, without the orders of their
Sovereign.
Tit EST{{, FEB. 18.—Private letters frotn Sy ra,
of the 17th of January, Arm, that Mr. Stratford
Canniog, before he continued his voyage to the
Dardanelle4, had an interview at Hydra with two
members of the Greek Govermnen t.
Letters from Corfu of the‘Sd of February, re.
ceived by way of Mucous, mention as a report,
that the cold had cau*ed violent dyse.steries
among the Egyptian troops.
Farscir Penos.—Pnalta,' MAUCH per Centg.,
itic.—Three per eenni., Stoelc, lOW
Rente de Naples, 71f. 400.-..lioyal Spanish Low!, 454 f.
chntige en London, one t4lO haf. 60e.; three months, 2M.
21/c.—(Co nre A uthentique.)