The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-20 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

oxronD, OCT. 19.—The Lord Bishop of Exeter has col-
lated the Rev. John Bull, Student, of Christ Church, to the
Rectory of Sowton, Devon.
The following. Gentlemen of this University were ordained
on Sunday, the 7th of October, at a general ordination holden
by the Lord Bishop of Chester, in. the cathedral church of that
city :

DEACONS.
John Leigh, M.A. Brazen Nose college.
Oswald Fielding,"lll.A. Brazen Nose College.
Henry Playsted Jeston, B.A. Worcester College.
Philip Gregson Harper, B.A.lVadhanl Collese.
Cieorge Salt, B.A. Christ Church.

PRIESTS.
William Whitby, B.A. Brazen Nose. College.
John Baron, 13. A. Brazen Nose College,
Thomas Johnson, M.A. Brazen Nose College.
Thomas Stringer Mills, Magdalen College. •
Charles C. Cholmondeley, B.A. Brazen Nose College.

MRS. SERR,V;S.

[FROM THE BRITISH MONITOR.]
MANIFESTO
OP 0141VE, PRINCESS OF CUMBERLAND,
To the: High Dignitaries, Principalities, and Ecclesiastical
Powers of the Kingdom of Poland, and its brave People.
Whereas it has pleased Divine Providence to discover Our
high and illustrious descent from your last reigning Sovereign :
being the immediate heir and representative of Augustus Sta-
nislaus, your King, as well as the only daughter and representa-
tive of Henry Frederick, late Duke of Cumberland, by Olive,
his Duchess, the legit-mate daughter of the Princess. of Poland,
by James Wilmot, D.D., her lawful Consort. We, as afore-
said, allied and descended, claim your affectionate consideration
and regard—confident that so great and brave a nation will
afford its loyal protection to the last heir of your glorious race
of Kings !---by restoring to ns all or any of the claims of a pub-
lic or private nature, that our birth and Royal descent merits at
the Kingdom of Poland's hands, whose subjects have so fre-
quently distinguiShed themselves, and whose courage and vir-
tues bear the proudest pre-eminence in the annals of historic re-
cord ! Yes, brave people, you will form a phalanx round the
person of your injured Princess,' and afford us that aid our
unprotected situation, and injuries and deprivations, render in-
dispensable. Thus, we appeal to your,:-.justice and sense of
moral duty to aid the wonderful workings of Divine Providence,
who has rent asunder the adamantine barriers of political op-
pression, and given to our Royal knowledge the truth and facts
that authorize our address to you, beloved people of Poland.
The mercy of Heaven having led us to the knowledge of man-
kind, such as we really are. Believe us, braze and injured
people, when we assure you (well read in the vicissitudes of na-
tions) that the welfare and independence of Poland is our first
prayer ! and that in the deepest recesses of our heart the be-
loved name of Augustus Staruslaus holds its influence, reani-
mating that hope that for too great a season has been annihi-
lated by the despotism of ambition, policy, &c. Politically
educated to discriminate upon the conduct of the Powers .of
Europe, and devoted to the operative procedure of religious
right, we declare that our heart bleeds for the situation of a
country that should be proudly towering over the independence
that at this moment strikes at ifs most ancient and sacred liber-
ties. Alas!. beloved nation of our ancestors, your Olive lives
but to anticipate the emancipation of Poland from the-cruellest
degradation. Invite us, then, beloved people, to the kingdom
of our ancestors, and the generous humanity and wise .policy of
Alexander will with religious justice yet .restore to us the do-
. main of our ancient house, that his Majesty has only presided
over for a season, in order that lie might administer superior
concord to secondary States.
We inform Tau, that our legitimacy as Princess of Cumber-
land has been proved according to law in England, and that
we have the most indisputable documents to satisfy the Prin-
cipalities anti high States of Poland of our being Olive, the
heir of Augustus Stanislaus, and immediately allied to that
great King by ties of blood. OLIVE.
London, September 5, 1321,
25, Alfred Place.
'l.* The foregoing article, it seems, was not placarded in the
streets, bat printed and privately circulated.