The Sun.
London, England, 1844-10-08 00:00:00

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UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD. OCT. s.—Nlichnelma4 term commences on
Thursday next; the Latin sermon will be pieached at St.
Mary's church on the preceding day. Tuesday next is
mentioned as the day for the nomination of Vice-Chays-
cellor ; on this occasion the members of convocation
usually meet at twelve o'clock.

The meetings of the respective Colleges and Halls will
be as follows :

October 12.—Christ Church, Exeter, Balliol, Wad-
ham, .Magdalene, Worcester Colleges, and St. Alban Hall.
October 17.—St. Edmund Hall.

October 18.—St. Mary Hall.
October W.—University, Queen's, Brasenosa, Merton,
Lincoln, New, Trinity, St. Jo'..l's, Jesus, Pembroke,
Oriel, Corpus Christi Colleges, and Magdalen and New
Inn Halls.

October H.—All Saints' College.
The followincr members of this University have hem
ordained by the Lord Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol :
Deacons—J. B. Riddle, of Wadhaam College ;R. G.
Swayne, of Wadhum College ; G. C. Tooth, of Worces-
ter College.
Priests—Rev. T. Beale, of Brasenose College ; Rev. J.
L. Lon„ mire, of Lincoln College ; Rev. J. Clements, of
Oriel College ; Rev. A. Seaton, of Queen's College ;
Rev. G. C. Swayne, of Corpus Christi College ; Rev. H.
M. Stowers, of St. Edmund Hall.
By the Lord Bishop of Llandaff :
Deacon—F. Woodward, of Brasenose College.
Priest—W. H. Twyning, of Jesus College.
The Rev. F. 0. Morris, of Worcester College, has
been presented by the Archbishop of York to the Vi-
carane of Nafferton, Yorkshire—value, 1391. per annum.
The Earl of Albemarle has presented the Rev. A. F.
Hart to the Vicarage of Arundel, Sussex—value, 1991.
per annum.

The Queen has nominated th 9 Rev. S. Pagan t® the
new District Church of Leverbridge, Boltou-le-Moors.
The Lord Bishop of Ely has presented the Rev. IL
Sewell to the Rectory of Burgate, Suablk—value, 5601.
per annum.

The Vicar of Haversham has presorted the Rev. J.
Wallis to the perpetual Cueacy of Stainton, Westmore-
land—value, 891. per aunu.n.
J. Weld, Esq., has presented the Rev. J. Cree to the
Vicarage of Chalden Herring, Dorset—value, 621. per
annum.

Earl Spencer has presented the Rev. T. R. Keppwl to
the Rectory of IsLirth Creak, Norfolk—value, 1,0771.
per annum.

CAMBRIDGE, OCT. s.—George Suffield, 8.A., has just
been elected a Fellow of Clare Hall, on the Borage
toundation.

The followitor are the days appointed for meetings
of the Philosophical Soc:ety during the approaching
Michaelmas term :—Monday, October 28 ; Wednesday
(anniversary), November 6 ; Monday, November 11 ;
Monday, November 25 ; Monday, December 9.
Congregations will be held on the following days of
the ensuing. Michaelmas Term:—Thursday, October 10,
at ten; Wednesday, October 16, at eleven; Wednesday,
October 30, at eleven; Wednesday, November 13, at
eleven; Wednesday, November 27, at eleven; Wednes-
day, December 11, at eleven; Monday, December 16
(end of term), at ten.
The late Duke of Grafton was a member of Trinity
College, in this University. It does not appear by the
calendar that he ever proceeded to the usual M.A. de-
gree, but he received that of LL.D. in 1835. He was
married and returned to Parliament for the University
when Lord Euston, in the twenty-fourth year of his age.
His colleague in the representation of the learned body
was his college friend, the immortal William Pitt. On
the occasion of his first return, at the general election of
1784, Lord John Townshend and Mr. Mansfield, after-
wards Lord Mansfield, were defeated. Lord Euston sat
for twenty-seven years in the Lower House, as Member
for the Cambridge University, and in 1811 was called to
the House of Lords, by the death of his father, the third
Duke, who was Chancellor to the University.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
For Holland—The Ocean, with to•night's mail.
For Hamburgh—The John Buil, with to-night's mail.
ARRIVAL OF FOREIGN MAILS.
At Southampton—The Lady Mary Wood steamer
from Gibraltar, the 28th. Sept. ; Cadiz, 29th Sept. ;
Lisbon, Oct. 1 ; Oporto, Oct. 2 ; and Vigo, Oct. 3, inst.
The Great Liverpool steamer, with remaining portion
of Indian mail ; Alexandria, 21st ; and Malta, 26th ult.;
and Gibraltar, Ist inst.
The Severn steamer, with the Mexico and West India
mail.

Ship letters were received in town yesterday from
China, Madeira, St. Helena, La Guayra, Sierra Leone,
and Ascension, from Calcutta to April 24, by the Mars,
Lonsdale, arrived at Dover ; from Sydney to June 5,
by the Arachne, Pearse, arrived at Falmouth ; from
Mauritius, June 22, by the %Vasdale, M'Kenzie, arrived
at Brixham ; from Algoa Bay, to July 17, and St.
Helena to 13 Aug., by the Richmond, Furber, arrived at
G ravesend.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
BEACON ON BONDEN ROCK IN TROMSAL
SOUND.

Admiralty, sth October, 1844.
Sir,—l am commanded by my Lords Commissioners
of the Admiralty to transmit to you herewith, for the
information of the Committee for managing the affairs
of Lloyd's, the translation of a notice received from her
Majesty's Consul-General in Norway, relative to the
erection of a beacon on Bonden Rock in Tromsal Sound.
—I am, Sir, you: most obedient, humble servant,
(Signed) JOHN BARROW.
William Dobson, Esq., Secretary, Lloyd's.
(COPY.)

"NOTICE OF THE ERECTION OF A MARK
OR BEACON ON BONDEN ROCK IN THE
CEIANNEL, OR IN-SAILING TO TROMOE
SUND.

"On the Bonden Rock, by the easternmost channel
or in-sailing into Tromi i Send, has been erected a mark
or beacon, which, seen Erom sea, has the appearance of
a shortened cone. It is painted yellow, is timrteen feet
high by eight feet in diameter, and is thirty feet above
the level of the sea, lat. 58 deg. 30 min. 40 sec., lon.
9 deg. 4 min. 40 sec. E. of Greenwich, and may be seen
from a distance of from .six to eight miles English.
" The Royal Norwegian Marine Department,
" Christiania, Sept. 13, 1846.
•
(Signed) " PETERSON."
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

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üßge.n Bengal,
Arrivals—Xraehne, Pearce, from Sydney, in the
leela
t Gravesend,
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mpNriinAl rii2ga9,o.aLsoßtn.asydia,,
aie, from Mauritius, off Brixham, sailed June 23, St.
Moffactta,llGiciultb,er3tl,stf,rosmt.Biomieibeax,
iptnietwl sailedelnne saj:DAus talyu,i renl9d9si A7Ssi Guthrie,a;:ilPeHlidren:•lAeßanpnrar'aihlAmugn 20, St.AI A;f•Hrrolet Vhml
Helena erafun,/riteogrriuraanegMll,n.,Ceuwis.shiletliCineterldhnil;
Pearl, Bunows, from Bengal, in the Downs, sailed April
in the Downs, sailed May 19, St. Helena August 12 ;
from Ben off Dov,r,
sL2a2a:ideSydr.KNirianeyni ealnw9a:AYsttu.S4l3/. /esenl;cen a from Bombay,
B1o3In; btagyoaii,
eelll4,l')owns, sailed May from Bombay, at Liverpool, sailed June 4, St. Helena
Aug. 19 ; Lord Lyndoch, Canney, from Bombay, in the
JCuhlaynfrnoti. ;Bs
oalmiiri ebadralyo,ian,retßihi
sailed April 29, St. Helena August 6 ; Adelaide, Whar-
ton,'
Helena August 8. l6, St.

Arrival at Launceston—Louisa, :Way 25, from London.
Arrival at New 'Zealand.—Tuscan, from London.
Arrivals at St. Helena —Grafton, Aug. 5, from Ceylon,
and sailed to London; Cheverell, 10th, from Bombay,
and sailed 11th to Hull.
Arrivalb at Sydney—Hindoo, June 8; Mary Sharp,
11th; Enmore 22d; Georgetown, 22d—all from London;
Briton, 26th, from Liverpool; loyal Saxon, from Cork.
Departures from Sydney—William Stoveld, May 30;
Cremona, June 2; Skerne, 18th—all to London.