The Sun.
London, England, 1819-01-22 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

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College, and late Mathematical Lecturer of that
on Flidav last elected Master of the Royal Matben
School, Christ's Hospital. a Fridsl
Mr. Henry Venn 13. a. of Queen's College, wai -0
last admitted a Fell'ow of that Society. yalrillati°,ll
TYRWIIIIT'S HEBREW SCIIOLARSHIPS.--The e-- 1 ~ t..e
for a Scholarship on this foundation will commence uo-ndi.
first Wednesday after the first day of May next. 'fb ificiOS,
dates are to be Bachelors of Arts, who are not of st! opt
standing to be created Masters of Arts, and students 0000
Law or Medicine of not less than four, or more than digit
years standing.—Candidates are required to deliver el of/
names and certificates of qualification to the Vice-Chan"
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before Mid-Lent Sunday. ,raetiarl
The Margate Preachership is vacant, by the resi,.. be aft
the Rev. J. Fawcett. We understand the election will
Monday next. ti Pl°
The Rev. John Griffith, B.D. Minor Canon of Ely, an 00
Fellow of Emmanuel College,
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vicarage of Lakenheath, in the county Suffolk,
sentation of the Dean and Chapter of WT., . _ ,
The Rev. John Cubitt was last week instituted to ro
e6efninstitutendthetol
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of Hinderclay, Suffolk, on the presentation yf GeOP
Esq. of Redgrave.

ANNIVERSARY or Louis XVI —Yesterday 6e;
ing ing the Anniversary of the martyrdom of lAtia
XVI. a high mass and solemn dirge were celebraw
at the French Chapel in King-street, Porttn°:ii
square. The whole of the interior of the sac'firi
edifice was hung with black, as also the altar $;;,1
pulpit. The French arms were suspended a.
each side of the Chapel, and were surrnurir,
ed with wax lights. The French Ambassadorliearc
tended by his suite, was present. In the la lists
we observed several of the Foreign and Eing.,,itit
Nobility. The body of the Chapel was fille",,,s- tfr
French and English Catholics, whose tears IV
fled their respect for the martyred Monarch.
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Priest who officiated read at the conclusion °I
ceremony the affecting Will of Louis XVl'as its
The Archduke MAXIIAILIAN- of Austria, ,verY
the House of Lords yesterday during the de'lOif
a the Speech by the Lords Commissionera.ooose
Imperial Highness went afterwards to the „cries'
of Commons, and sat in one of the side Os,' 00
Figs.—This morning, about four o'clanne
alarming fire broke out in the house of gbicb,
mu, tallow-chandler, in Hatumersmilli'.ol 01
raged for a considerable time before the aril tver°
engines from town. The house and premises doe
totally consumed, and considerable damagen sur
to a house adjoining; the engines, being we bief
plied with water, prevented further niiscigsra
happily no lives were lost ;, we could not
how the fire originated.
CORONER'S INQUEST ON TI-IS BURNT `.--
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An Inquisition was taken on Wednesday e-Co'
at Middlesex Hospital, before Mr. STIKIANG'itatt
roller for Middlesex, on the body of .:IVlallsple
Cormack, who was burnt to death by the to lief
sion of combustibles, like cinders, given %see'
mother by William Jennings. The inquill 0,11.
from five until ten at night, and the evidencigill
precisely that which has been detailed at 'were
in the evidence of Jennings. The Jul,' 0011,
strongly divided in opinion, and, after a cr.ct
tation of one hour, they returned a ver`
Manslattghter ;" and Pyall, the Cons'o the
took Jennings to Coldbath•ields yesterday
Coroner's warrant.

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BIRTH. ISict.
On the 19th inst. at Dr. Tainsh's, Royal Marines;
ace, ..
wich, the Lady of 1. R. Bernard, Esq., of Port-au-pr/
Domingo, of a son.

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MARRIED. of Pseloft
Yesterday, Captain Frederick Marryat, R. N. . ottge
Marrvat, EA. of Wimbledon, M.P.' to Catherine, it,iiour
daughter of Sir Stephen Shairp, of Russell-place'
square.

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widow of. tke
On the 14th inst. Ann LeeDming, 10 e?
Lceming, of the Commercial-road, in the 590) Yeor (4,...„010°
Yesterday, in Southampton-street, BloonisburYt
relict of the late William Huson, Esq., aged 75. /i —%00:

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