The Sun.
London, England, 1821-12-14 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

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CAMBRIDGE, DEC. 13.—There will be Congregations on
the following days of the Lent Term -
Saturday - January 19, (BachAre' Commencement.)
Wednesday - .January 23, at eleyer.,
Wednesday - February 13, at
Wednesday - February 27, at' eleVen.
Wednesday,_- March _1,3, at eleven. . •
Friday - - March 22, (:11 A. Inceptors.
. Friday - - March 29, (end of term.)
The Rev. Charles Penrice, BLA..was last week instituted
(on his own petition) to the Rectory of Little Plumstead with
Witton and Brundall annexed, in Norfolk; vacated by the death
of the Rev. Dr. Colombine.,The Rev. Thomas Watson, B.A.
was last week presented, by
,the Corporation of Norwich, to the
Rectory of Thurlton ; and .also nominated to the Curacy of
Hardley, (with a stipend of 1501. per ann.) both vacated by the
.death of the Rev. Dr. Columbine., : :

. BOSTON, NOV 18 price of
ex-
change on England is considered, evidence that
.Z7the hatince of trade- with that 'country is against
j his; but, it causes such of our produce as is corn-
,Jrnonly shipped to Great-Britain to sell here fora
'Aiiglier price than, it iTherwise Would—an extra
price nearly equai.p.earaps to the difference of
exchange.
, Extract of a Letter frOq' St. Bartholomew's,'
bct. 18:—" The Venezuelean schooner Leonora
_ ,is' fitting here. The Artizan schooner was driven
,:aShore at Margaretta in a gale, and lost. Corn-
- modore CILAYTOR sailed the 28th ult. on a cruises
and no prizes have recently arrived at the Five
Islands, owing to so many privateers. Several
American vessels have lost their crews. Captain
TELOT, whose vessel was seized at Port-au-Prince,
is-said to be fitting-outran expedition against that
place at St. Martha."

WINDSOR, DEG. 12.—The Duchess of GLou-
OrstEtt. arrived here on Monday, from her resi-
`dence at Bagshot, and proceeded to Frogmore,
.the residence of the. Princess AUGUSTA, to pay
her affectionate respects to her beloved sister
upon her Royal Highness's return to England.—
This morniner the Royal Sistersleft Frogmore in
ia carriage and four, and rode- to Bagshot Park.
Their Royal Highnesses returned in the evening
to Frogmore, to dinner, to meet- the Duke of
YORK who arrived from London, to pay his
affectionate respects to .his beloved sister, the
Princess AUGUSTA, upon her return to England.
On Wednesday night the Ditke of YORK re-
turned to. York-house, St. James's, from Windsor.
'—Yesterday his Royal highness transacted busi-
"ness at the Commander in Chief's Office in the
Horse. Guards.

-A file of Gibraltar Papers 'to the 24th ult.
,:came to hand yesterday. 't=heir contents relate
chiefly to the late tumultuary and insurrectionary
`proceedings at Cadit, on which they throw some
'additional light. The whole of Andalusia seems
to be in a very unsettled state. Whilst the vio-
lence of the yellow fever decreases in Spain, its
influence begins to be felt on the African coast,
where it is said to be already committing great

ravages.
It was reported yesterday on 'Change that.
the Russian Consul had received an express from.
Petersburgh, with the new Tariff, in which,
it is said, the new duties upon British manufac-
tured goods are so heavy, as to amount to an
almost entire. prohibition. The merchandizes of
other 'nations are more ,or less included in this
'Decree...