The Sun.
London, England, 1826-11-03 00:00:00

TINiVEPSITY ri•I'TELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 3.--The Rev. Temple Chevalier,
KA. late Fellow and Tutor of Catherine Hall, Hulsey'
Lecturer, and the Rev. Alfred 011ivant, M.A. Fellow of
Trinity College, were on Monday last elected Examiners
of the Candidates for Writerships in the service e►f the
East India Company, who have not resided at the College
of Ilaileybury.

The select preacher to whom the Sunday afternoon tam;
at St. Mary's Church are assigned for the present month,
is the Rev. C. W. Le Bass M.A. of Trinity College.
We hear that' the Lord Bishop of Peterborough in.
tends i 0 hold an ordination in his cathedral on Sunday the
17th,be D.yi
°°.centlltie.•
The r Lady Boston has appointed the Rev.
James Davies, M.A. Yicar of Chepstow, to be one of her
Ladyship's domestic chaplnins.

The following letter has been sent to Earl Somers
by the Seeretaty of the Hereford Pitt Club:—

TO THE RIGHT HO H. DIE EARL SOMERS.

My Lord—Your Lordship's private communication having au-
thenticated the public letter which had previously appeared in the
Hertford Journal, under your Lordship's signature, it has been
my painful duty to execute its instructions, :and your Lordship's
name has accordingly been erased from the register of the Here-
fordshire Pitt Club. lam at the same time direeed to state, in
the name of the society, that whilst we lament the secession of
your Lordship, we feel it impossible to permit the reasons .io pub-
licly assigned for it to go forth to the world u acquiesced its by
the Club, founded, as we conceive them to be, on a manifest naia-
apprehension of its recent proceedings. Whatever may be thr
sentiments of the majority of its present members on the subject of
the Catholic claims, the society, as a body, does not assume either
to advocate or oppose them t it 'considers tho principle of Pro-
testant ascendancy as a maxim fundamentally constitutional, in
support of which your illustrious anc.estor would have laid down
his life, and which we are persuaded that the great modern pa-
triot, in whose Dank we are incorporated, never for a moment lest
sight of, in the views Which he at any time entertained of what is
called Catholic " Emancipation"—a team which your Lordship
adopts, but which Mr. Pitt himself most pointedly disclaimed as
utterly inappropriate aid inapplicaWe.—l have the honour to be,
in behalf of the Society, my Lord, yon' Lordship's very obedient
servant, .1.015 S EYRE,
Hereford, Oct. 30. Hon. sec. HereNdshire Pitt Club.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING.
THURSDAY, NOV. 2.

Maxcx.—Col. Russell's Clown, get. beat Mr. Pettit's Vivian
Gray, 7st. 71b. T.Y.C. 50.-6 to 5 agst Clown.
Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each. T.Y.C.
Mr. Udny'a Tarandus
Lord WhamclifTe's Reformer
Lord Exeter's Paleis Royal
Eight started7One paid.-4 to I agat Tarandus-7 to I apt

Reformer-1i to 1 agst Petals Royal.
Marcii.—Mr. lagers's Bleyiarch, ist. alb. beat Lord Anson's
Sligo, 9st. D.I. 150, h. ft..-. 4; to son Monarch.
Subscription Handicap Pla:.fi of 501. D.I.
Lord Exeter's ch. c. Ho}Tobin ...... I
Lord Tavistock's ch. f. Leeway $
Lord Warwick's ch. m. Double Enteudu • 3
Mr. Rush's lin c. by Pioneer 4
Duke of Grafton's b, f. Parapluie
Duke of Rutland's ch. c. by Lisniahego 6
_. .

Five drawn.-13 to 9 apt Hobgoblin--3 to I apt Loamy-
-6 to 1 apt Double Entendre.
MATCH.--Mr. Greville's Rachel, Bst. 41b. beat Duke of Graf-
ton's Norman, let. 131 b. to. 6 apt Rachel.

t
THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE—(Tms Dkv).

Them are moderate arrivals of all sorts of Grain this week.
Prime Wheat rather exceeds Monday's terms, with a slow gale
fur all kinds. Barley, Beans, and Pease, are without variation.
Oats are held at rather higher prices than at the commencement
of the week, with a moderate sale. In Flour no alteration.

ARRIVALS.
NV heat. I Batley.
1,580 cite. I 4,660 gm:

Oats. I neut.
1,360 qrs. I ,5,0413 lets.

English

Irish -
Foreign., 11,860

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I,obo

113,900