The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-26 00:00:00

SENIOR BACHRLOI,S.

Subject, " Queen-aLu- futrit nraeuluru►n Tera iutioles ae
natura ?" - •

Charles John HeathoOte, co Trinity College.
4tl
No second prize adjudged.

MIDDLE. BACIIFLoAS•
Subject, " Inter ' veterom plwilos-phorutu seclas, cuinani
itorissirntuu tribuenda sit taus vette sapientim." i
Thomas. Flower Ellis, ot Trinity Cullegc. . . .
No second prize adjudged.
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We are amhorized to state. that Batchelors
and Iliitlergraditates will he alliffitted‘tiV the En-
tertainment in-the Cloisters of Trinity College
on Tties,,,y; the Gth of July, on thkir •prociiring
Pickets horn their.Tlll43r, or any Member of the
'lke Syndics eppoin 0.• to coo-doer 114
~hove entertainment have issued no-cei to the
Members of .the Senate,. that, in co n,equence of
the arrang, merits, which they have glade, they are
enabled to prolong .the.timeof receiving nmiies to
Mondry .next, the 28th latest haite authority
To state, that the Congreg,iii,n on Monday, tfe
sth o! July. wily be 'precis- !y tt tell o'clock,
stead of ;I:e lisnal hour of eleven.' .
The Rev. William Corntor.th, M A. •Fellow of
"'Magdalene CoNege,.l;vas on Werti-esday' last pre.:
by' the 'Master and Fellows of tnat
ditty, to the Rectory of Longstnnton St Mi•
cliaci's, in this county, vacated- by the death of
the Rev. James Atkins.
A Dispensation has passed the Great Seal, en-
abling. the Rev-Jo.lin Henry Spiarke..M A Pre-
bendary of Ely,. to 'hold the It. :•tory ot c'iti
en-
ham, in this scounty, vacant. by the,tleath of the,
Rev. Peploe Ward, D D., togethcr. tvith the
Rectory of Stretham, in the.lsle of Ely..
The Rev. White. B.A. "Of .PeMbroke
Hnll, was rsterilay. appoiiited Ft-1161v of 'Jesus,
Ct;llege, in the room or the Rev. J. H.. tiparise.

CHILI.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN:

SlR—lnasmuch as public faith is interested in
the bubj,el of this letter, I hope you will 'have
the goodness to illicit it in your Itro.'.
1 have observed in. the Maryland Censor of the
23d of September, 1818, a Piock,oation 13)' Lois
Aury, which entitles him '' Conimander in Coief
of the Forces destined to act against new Granada,
in tine name of the Confederated Republics of
Buenos Ayres and Chili " In toe 'first pace, it
ought to be known that Chili and lineoos Ares
are not Republics so confederatcd hot two eq;
altoltitely independent, and without any other
bond than that which they imposed on themselves
by the Treaty of the sth of Ft:him:try, in order to
aid the Inhabitants of Piro agaiobt the Givern-
went of . Spain. In the second phice, Chill has
not entrusted forces of arty ti,sciiplion to Lois
Amy, nor to any other man, for the pitivt.e of
acting againg New. Granadti; Leither is Lois
Autry at present, nor has he ever la, en, an ()direr
of the State of Chili. In the third phee, Chili
ha's not hitherto authorised, any pt.rson to assume
the denomination wtiich appears in that Procla-
mation. Lastly, the policy of the Goverunient
of Chili is utterly oppoed to the establishment'
of 'those cor,aits, who, outlet the pretext of mo-
lesting the Spaitia:ols, may commit ontvges
a.zainst otherflags. Chili had only a well regu.
lated national in-trine ; and Lois Aury is not
among the number of the mariners of Chili.
The Bathos of that Proclamation. has, assur-
edly, been guilty, of an unwarranted as§ompliott
of authority from the Government of Chili to act
against New Granada ; that Government ,s ill, in
a short 'time,
.publicly falsify tl.l.e,sopposed cotn-
mission of Au; Y. In ti,e mean while, 1 who,
until the 30th of October last, held the Ministry.
of Grace and Justice, and of Foreign Affairs, in
that State, can and ought to'give my assurance,
that whatever is stated in that Proclamation with
regard to the Government of Chili is false ; and I
make this declaration, both. to vindicate that Go.
vernment in public opinion, and to prevent the
evils which may accrue to some individuals of
other nations from so false a statement.--1 am,
Sir, your obedient servant,
ANTONIO JOSE DE YRISAREL
66, BO:el.-street, Portman-square, June 24.

.74 VC

STOCK.PORT CELEBRATION.

Vridav, the ISO, lost., the AtINIVERSARY
of lir VICToIIY of W.Vretitno wa4 ce:e!)rated by
Wint.INGTON SOCTFTY, to the
nianher of Seventy, who pe.rtooli Of
F.ittertitninent at the Warren Aims ;
on which oec,,linn G.ptailt SALUSBURY PRYC.r.
1-TOMPHREYI, R. iv , did the Cloh the !lotion,- o(
ibeceptiog the Chair, and to say it was. ‘,llll-
- in a most ArlnvirAhle stir, conveys a very
ina'rietvia'e idea of the livriv iot erect of the mo-
n-ten'. A tter the Ilealihs of tlie KING nil PHINCR,
IiFGFNT had bet.ll dt'Aok, Captain HUMPHRFY
tpoke to the foliowin4 ttrect, as 11Catly aS
Cott;tl COPtert

" GriNTLr;yax—Before I proceed ta name the "I",:ast I
shall the honour to propose to you, it may be-necessary
to advert to the obj.-ct of our meetin:z here this.dAy; atnl,
C;entlemrn, I cannot lint lament that same one abler than
bad nut Im-on selected to fill- thi, Clair; 110. x-ever,

3itliottgit it 'oe not givels us to coattriaild success,

•!tt wi:11 crN,i !Am; iil4:uigelice I enle4vour tu deserve

it.—(Cheers.?—Centlemert, we ar. as,krnbled here for the
',lmpose of rallyini; round that' Constitution, founded by our
Fo,efa,hers. c, bleb is the pride of you, and will he the ad-
tni:•ation of your PosteriSy; nymy of you, whom I hare the
ptcas-,lrc now to see around mc, were with myself present at
the late trios at Cheater; and I am perfectly assured that
neither you, or myself, could have left the Conrt of Justice
withtmt feeling the most decided eoaviction, that had such
nisi) zas those tried for as,embling in Stoel,port , at the head

their wretch,' foilowers, proceeded to London, and there,
as was their intention, seizing 'the lteins of Government,
placing themselves in the situatnms of hurl Sidmouth, Lord
Casilervagh, and Mr. Canning; and admitting, Gentlemen, for
a moment, that in such hands the wheel of Government could
for a time revolve, would England, in such hands, have been
the ArbitreSs of the World ? Could Ph e have dictated Peace
to Europe %—(Pepeated cheers.)—No, Gentlemen, in such
hands she must have snot, into degradation and contempt;
for presumption and ignorance would have talicn place of ta-
lent and honour, and we should have fallen, perhaps to rise
no more.—T,epeated and continued cheers.)—Tint, Gentle-
men, I feel the snhject too near my heart to dwell much
uron; T will, therefore, no longer trespass upon your pa-
tience, hut will proc-ed to give you the health of that Hero
whese Splk,diti Victory we are this day called upon to cele-
brate, who is so sostly entitled to the glorious ariellation of
Guardian ofmnr Rights, our Liberties, our Constitution—
°Jere the Chairman was interrupted by continued and re-
peatetZ applause)—the Health, Gentlemen, of that Hero,
whale name will 'no immortal when our's shall he uo more—