The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-22 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGEN'CE.

OXFORD, DFC. 19.—0 n Thursday, Dec. 11, an
Address of Condolence to his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent, on- . the tlealh of the Princess
Charlotte, was sealed in a full Convocation.

A Meeting of the Clergy of this Diocese was
held on 'l'ues►lay last in the Vestry Room of St.
Mary's Church, the Hon. and Right Rev. the
Lord Bishop of Oxford in the Chair ; when an
Address of Condolence to his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent, upon the late most deeply la-
mented event, was unanimously agreed to, in the
name of the Bishop, the Dean and Chapter of
Christ Church, and the Archdeacon and Clergy of
the Diocese ; and it was resolved that it should
he presented to his Royal Highness through the
medium of the Secretary of State.
The Address of Condolence voted by the Com-
mon Council of this City, on Monday, the Ist
instant, has been presehted to his Royal High-
ness the Prince Regent, and most graciously re 7
ceived.

On Tuesday. Dec. 16, the Rev. James Moore,
some rime of Magdalen College, Cambridge, and
nc!el. Vicar of St. Pancras, Nliddlesex, was incor-
porated Bachelor in Civil Law, of St. John's

Weilneeday, Dec. 17, the last (lay of Michael-
mas Term, the following were admitted-

DOCTOR IN CIVIL LAW.

Rev. James Moore, of St. John's College.

BACHELORS IN DIVINITY. -••
Rer..john Russell, some time Student of Christ Church, and
noo.• Master of the School of Charter-House, Grand Com-
pounder.
Rev. Charles Wrottesley, Fellow of Ail Souls' College.

MASTERS OF ARTS.
Rev. William Sutton, of Rani.] College.
Rev. Robert Eeath, of St. John's College.
Rev. Robert FaitMop, of \Katltiam College.

BACHEL(►RS OF ARTS.•
Mr. John Sydenham, of Exeter College.
Mr. Charles Henry Watling, of Jesus College.

Mr. Francis Bayeti Grans, of Christ Church.

Mr. William Ferriar,
Mr. Gilbert Henderson,
Drasenose College.
Frederic Sullivan, Esq.
Dl r. Tionnas Johnson,
_ _

Mr. John Woodcock, of New

11 r. G:•urtie John 'IIIOIIIZIS, of St. Diary-Hall.

Mr. Nicholas Aylward %rigors,
}of Trinity College.
Mr. George %%Tarry,

Mr. Filleucof Pembroke College.

The whole number of Degrees of Michaelmas
Term was five D. D.—two D. M.—one D. C. L.
—six B. D.—two B. M.—tbree 13. C. L.—one
ineorporion of B. C. L —nineteen M. A.—
seventy B..A.—Matriculations, 143.
The Examinations for Michaelmas Term were
concluded so late on Friday, Dec. 12, that the
following addition could not be inserted in our
last Paper :—The number of Candidates to whom
Testimoniums for their degrees were given by the
Public Examiners, but Who were not admitted
into either 01 the Classes, amounted to 43. The
whole number of Matriculations for the year end-
ing last Michaeh»as was 333.
00 l'uirsday last the Rev. J. Athow, B. A.
was instituted by the Lord Bishop of- Lincoln to
the Rectory of Ilulcote, Bucks.
The Rev. Charles Richards, A. M. Chaplain to
th. N 1 arquis of kVinchestcr. and Vicar ot South
Stoneham, Hants, is instituted to the Rectory of
Nuoncy, near Frome, on the presentation of
Thcouas Theohald, Esq. of Upper Brook-Street,
Grosvenor-square, London.

COHN-EXCHA,NGE, DEC. 22.—We had a tolera-
ble ;40„d Supply of Wheat this morning from
Essex and Kent, fine smiples of which, in the
early part of the d4y, were taken off readily at las
Monday's prices, but towards the dose sales
were not so brisk ; Fine Barley supports its price,
but ordinary is dull ; Fine Oats .are in demand,
and rather dearer, but there is no amendment in
ordinary ; in Pease and Beans there is no altera-

f ion.

Foreign Wheat - 41%. 51s.
Fine ditto - - 955. 100 s.
English Wheat - 425. 525.
Fine ditto - -70 s. 84s.
Old ditto - - - 955. 100 s.
Rye
Fine ditto - - -48 s. —s.
Barley - • - - 1 Ss. 5205.
Fin:t ditto - - -4-2 s. —s.
New ditto - - - 525. —s.
Malt
Fine ditto - - -80 s. 86s.
Wllitellease (boilers) 535. 60.5.
Fine ditto - - -6-2 s. —s.

Grey Pease - - -38 s. 465.
Fine Grey Pease -50 s. —s.
'Pick Beans - - - 345. 445.
Old'ditto - - -48 s. —s.
Small Tick Beans 34'. 4.15.
Old ditto - - -48 s. 58s.
Feed Oats - -15 s 17s.
Fine ditto - -20 s. 28s.
Poland ditto - -15 s. I 9s.
Mite ditto - - -30 s. 38s.
Potatt,e ditto - - 365. 41s.
Rape Seed 481. SW. per last.
Fine Flour - - 755. 80s.
Seconds - -70 s. 755.

Two Montt TWENTY THOUSANDS.—Satnrday tile
Lottery finished drawing, and BISH'S Offices, as
usual, were pre-eminent ; having sold Two Twen-
ty Thousand Pound Prizes drawn on Saturday,
and another 20,0001. on the Second Day of Draw-
ing, which, with other Capitals sold by him in
the same Lottery, in.ases his success, as usual,
greater in number and amount than any other
Otfice-keeper. The following are the numbers :-
2,241..20,000 Pounds....in 9 Shares
3.614.`,..20,000 Pounds.... in 12 Shares
4,349..20,000 Pounds.... in 12 Shares
8,903.. 1,000 Pounds....in 6 Shares
190.... 500 Guineas.. in 12 Shares
• 4,720.... 200 Guineas.. in 3 Shares
9,645.... 200 Guineas.. in 12 Shares
304.... '2OO rounds.... in a Whole Ticket
3,092.... 200 Pounds.... in 11 Shares".

,On Friday a Court-Martial was held at Ports-
month for the trial of Captain JENKINS, his sur-
viving Officers and Crew, for the loss of the sloop
Julia, the particulars of which we have already
published. They were fully acquitted.
The following remedy, it is said, has been tried
in many instances with complete success, in cases
of typhus fever :--Two handfolls of the heads of
the herb blacktop, boiled in three pints of water
to one pint, and given to the patient when cool
it'promotes sleep and perspiration.
GANG OF GlPSlES.—Saturday a gang of gipsies,
consisting of six persons, 3 men and 3 women,
were apprehended by May, Guff, and Hall, the
officers of Union Hall, at a miserable hovel in
Bethnal-green. A large quantity of linen, of the
fineSt description, was found in their possession,
consisting principally of table-cloths and sheets.
They were aken before a Magistrate, and coin-
' witted for re-acamiation.