The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-31 00:00:00

UNI VERSIT Y INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBninor, M Aucir.3o.—Ths unliean Lecture % will he
delivered in the month of April, every Friday,-ateleven, at St.
Mary's Church.
The select Preacher to whom the Sunday afternoon turns at
St. Mary's Church are assigned for the ensuing month, is the
Rev. 11. J. Hose, of Trinity Collage.
There will be Congregations on the following days in Easter
Term :.—.

IVednesday April 12, at eleven.
Wednesday April 2n, at eleven. •
Wednesday May 17, at eleven.
Wedne,.day June •7. at eleven.
Sunday . June 11, (Stat.) B.D. Com. at ten.
Saturday July I, at eleven.
Monday July 3, at eleven. •
It is generally asserted, that Dr. Van 31ildert, Bishop of
liandaff, will be translated to the valuable see of Durham; and
that Dr. Sumner will lie promoted to the bishopric of liandalf
and to the deanery of St. Paul's.
Captain Coe, late Commander of the squadron in the Bast
has presented to this University an alabaster statue oflnlltllritenseise idol, taken from the sacred grove near Ave ; and •two
religious books, beautifully executed on the Palmyra leaf; to
which none but the Burmese Priests are permitted to have
access.

The lion. and Right Rev. Dr. STEWART,
shop ut:Quebee (brother to the Earl of. GAL-
w has taken his passage on board the New
York packet ship at Liverpool, on his way to
Canada.

h P ceremony of the Jubilee, in which the
King of FR.tscr. and the Royal Family partici-
pated, did not go off very brilliantly. During
the procession to St. Genevieve, several of the
pupils of the Ecole de Droit mixed with the
populace, and shouted 44 A Ras les Jesuites," to
which many of the crowd cordially joined.
G Etutr, WiLicimsos.—A letter to the Edi-
tor of the Willimoret Gazelle, tram
Mexico, men-
tions that the General died, nt his villa em the
V ego, on the 28th of December. ills body was
taken to the house of the American Minister, M.
Poi NS LTT, (Mal ahe ire it tai buried.
Li lilt A Ulf.— A library has been establisher' in
Philadelphia for colored peopk, for the ate of 'which, they pay
one cent per week. Nothing con he more judicious, and tinning
the many new projects of amelioration, we marvel, that such a
One should not have been thought of ere this.—(Affierican
paper. )
Smut:o LING.-1' he Canadian Guarani states,
that large quantities of whiskey have been. smuggled into
Canada from the United States, much to the injury of the dis-
tillers of that province. The material of the liquor is said to
he so much cheaper in the States than in Canada, that smug-
gling is an object.
Cvnicoir,tr. OF .Tor.Lno.—The Cathedral of
Toledo is one of the richest churches in Christendom. 'l' he
wealth of the chapter is estimved at 1,500,000 francs ; the
clergy are in number about 6110, anti their revenues exceed
2,500,000 francs. It may be said, indeed, that the whole town
belongs to them, for there is scarcely a house which doe* not
bear an inscription to mark that it is the property of same rec.
tor or canon. There is an image of the Virgin in the.cathetiral,
which the faithful conic to worship, and which is clothed on
certain days of the year in magnificent attire. The gown alone
is of the value of 75,000,000 of dais. The child Jesus, whom
she holds in her anus, is of massive gold, anti his robe is of
lace.aold covered with diamonds.

14'EYMr0UTII, MARCH 30.---This morning an
active canvass was commenced by Masterton Ure,
on behalf of himself and the Right flon.
Thollllls Wallace, accompanied by a most nume-
rous assemblage of freeholders ; indeed we never
witnessed so large and respectablea number semi,-
outlying any canvas as on the present occasion.
We cannot but sincerely congratulate the town
mi the marked and positive rhunner in which the
freeholders expressed themselves, that they were
determined to support those Members only who
were approvers of his Majesty's Government, arid
decided opposers to tie), further concessions to
the professors of the Catholic religion.
o LE, MA acn 2 9.—T he ',embaryassments
Athich have for some time past been so Severely
felt in other parts of_the Kingdom, begin, at
length, to affect this town and neighbourhood.
liusieess is almost at a stand, and scarcely any
money in circulation it is sincerely to be hoped
that an amendment place,
will shortly take
otherwise the evil effects which may ensue will
be great.
A Duct. was fought yesterday opposite the
Telegraph on Wimbledon Common, between
Captain Tu—r.---N and It. Mit Esti. The
parties artived on the ground in post.chaises ;
the one from Cavendish.niews, Cavemlish-square,
and the other from NEwmAN's, in Bond-street.
In measuring the ground notice Was attracted,
and there were several persons present. A Sur.
geon attended the parties, and three fires took
place, when Captain T------ was wounded in the
arm. The Surgeon dressetl the. wound, Lind the
parties drove off to Potriephritlge.
In order to secure en easier and quicker coin..
rounication with Europe, the Nriceroy of Egypt
has lately caused the, soil in various districts of
Syria to be pierced, in the hope Of discovering
coal-mines, the coal taken from which might be
used in the steam-vessels which it is his purpose
to construct.