The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-26 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGtNCto

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 25.—1 n comet-pence of the
absence of his Royal Highness the,llAke of Glon.
center, in Worcestershire, it is expected that the
University Address will not be presented until the
week atter next. The Deputation are engaged to
dine with Lord Palmerston on the day upon
which it is presented.
-His Royal Highness the Chancellor of the
University has accepted the office of Patron of
the Cambridge Philosophical Society, and has pre-
sewed the Institution with a munificent testi-
mony of his approbation.
The two Representatives in Parliament for th•
University have also become Lite Members of the
Society.
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The following Gentlemen were on the 15th
instant elected Officets of. the Cambridge Philoso.
phicil Society :

PRESIDENT.

Rev. W. Faris!), Magdalen College, Jacksonian Professor.

VICF-PRESIDENT

J. Hariland, M.D. St. John's, Regius Professor of Physic..

SECRUTARIES.

Rev. A. Sedgwick, M.A. 'Trill. %Voodwardian Professor.
Rev. S. Lee, M.A. Queen's College, Professor of Arabic:

• THEAstiKER.
Rev. B. Bridge., B.D. Fellow of Peter College.
oIIOINAkIY MEMBERS OF TAR COUNCIL.

Rev. E. 1). Clarke, LL.D. Jesus, Professor of Mineralogy.
Rev. J. Cumming, M.A. 'Prin. Prof. of Chemistry.
ltev. T. Carton, B.D. Fellow of St, John's College.
Rev. T. Turton, 13.11. Fellow of Catharine Hall.
Rev. I'. Kerrie!), M.A. Magd. Coil. Principal Librarian.
R• Woodhouse M.A. Fellow of Caius College.

R. Gwat Li in, M.A. Fellow of St. John's Collge.
The lion Robert John Eden, M.A. of Mag•
dalene College, is elected Fellow of that Society.
The Lord Chancellor has appointed John La-
dos Dampier, Esq. of King's College, to be a
Commissioner of Bankrupts, in the room ot the
late Bowles,
The Rev. Peter Lancelot Cowling, M.A. of
St. John's College, was on Saturday last insti•
toted, by the Lord Bishop of Ely, to the Rectory
of Lttng Stowe, in this county.
A Dispensation has passed the Great Seal, to
enable the Rev. John Thomas Huntley, M. A. ot
Trinity College, to hold the Vicarage of Kim-
holton with the Rectory of Swooshed, Hants, to
which he has been instituted by the Bishop of
Lincoln, on the presentation of his Grace the
Duke of Manchester.

At the anniversary of the Cambridge Auxiliary
Bible Society and Cutirch Missionary As.otiat
held last week, the noble Chairman (the Earl of
Hardveirke) presented the sum of 301. to each of
these Societies.

The loyal Address from the Mayor and Corpo•
ration of this town, to H. R. H. the Prince Re-
gent, was presented last week, and a most gra.
cious answer has been returned.

PREFERMENTS.—On Tuesday the Rev. Thos.
Robytts, M.A. Domestic Chaplain to the Right
Honourable Viscount Falmouth, and Vicar of
Cotebrooke, in Devon, was instituted, by the
Rev. Dr. Fisher, Subdean of Exeter, to the Vi-
carage of Maristow, with Thruselton Chapel an.
flexed, in Devon, on the presentation of the Rev.
Henry Hawkins Trernayne, of ileligan, in Corn.
wall, void by the death of the Rev. John Teasdale
Spry.—The Rev. Henry Van Voorst, M A. late
of St. Edmund's Hall, Oxford, has been presented
to the Vicarage of Steeple, in Essex ; alternate
Patron, Sir Brook Bridges, of Goodnestone, in
Kent.