The Sun.
London, England, 1844-10-17 00:00:00

"7 •

• • -
The Rev. Archdeacon WILBERFORCE, in
quent speech, which was much applauded, 111°‘.,10
second resolution, the effect of which was, tbatt it
desirable to extend the benefits of the instita
all parts of the metropolis. e
Lord D. C. STUART, who was also Leoro
applauded, seconded the resolution, which was c
as the former. liatit
On the motion of the Rev. Archdeacon
s2conded by Sir G. LARPUNT, a committee sti:
pointed to carry the previous resolutions into ero
Thanks were then voted to the Lord gaP'
the meeting separated. •
........
UNIVERSITY INTELaCriII
UNIVERSITY OF LONDOD4.
13"
EXAMINATION FOR THE DEGREE OF
LOR OF ARTS.-1844.
FIRST DIVISION. •
Barker, Thomas Witham, Spring Hill College.
Beovor, Thomas, University.
Blount, Henry Joseph, St. Gregory's, Downside.
Cahill, Patrick, Carlow.
Cooke, Charles, Stonyhurst.
Creak, Albert, Spring Hill.
Dolan, Lawrence John Baptist, St. Edmunds' '
Edger, Samuel, Stepney.
Field, Leonard, University.
Hall, Thomas, University.
Hercy, Thomas Joseph,-S.t: Paul's, Prior Perk'
Hutton' Joseph Henry' Lijilv ersity.
"Jtts-el, Edward; University.
Kelly; Joseph Augustine, St': 'Y Mar 's, °scat- ,
Lockwood, John, Rotherham:.
Martin, James, Stepney:
Reynolds, Henry Robert, University.
Rymer, Frederic, St. Edmund's, Ware. if
Sweeney; ~Tames, St. Gregory's, Downside. ,
V6llis, Joseph, Baptist, Bristol.
Wright, John, Manchester..

• - SECOND DIVISION. •
Anderson, John, University.-
Gifford, Joseph, Baptist, Bristol.
Lewis, Walter Clapham, University.
Russell, Charles Joseph Stewart, University.
Sherlock, Peter, Stonyhurst.
Smith, Philip Anstie, Bristol.
Spicer, Thomas Trevethan, University.
Sutton, Stephen Brain, University.
Young, Cuthbert George, Spring Bill.

MORTALITY in tile METR°pOi
lug
The following are the results of ,6 A Table of to
in the Metropolis, showing the Number of,l),„rBadAY
all Causes registered in the Week ending 3.„l—tbe
12th of October, 1844." The T4ble is issued from
of the Registrar-General:—

ASP

CAUSES OF DEATH.

• . •
Epidemic, Endemic and Contagious Diseases 29 i,l!
Diseases of variable/ or ,uncertain} seat 124 1/‘
Diseases of the'.Bram, Nerves, and Senses 162
Diseases of the Lungs, and other Organs of
282 291
91
Respiration
Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels 3l
Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other
Organs of Digestion- • 53
Diseases of the Ktlneys, &c 7
17

Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, &c....... -4
Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles...
Diseases of the Skin, &c -
57 1 #.
Old Age,ror, Natural Decay - • m
By Violence, Privation, or Intemperance ••• 15 n
Causes specified 1017 9sj
Deaths from all Causes ......
DEATHS FROM THE PRINCIPAL DISEASES 1N,,,,t/OP- fd
THE ABOVE HEADS. we e, ~
glf )04
of l'i'
141
54
79
55

Total.
Consumption 132
Scarlatina lO2
Pneumonia.
Dropsy ..... .....
Hooping Cough
Typhus
Small Pox
Disease of the Heart
Measles
Apoplexy
Diseases of the Brain..
Diarrhcea..
Sudden Deaths
DISTRICTS

36

30

West
North..
Central.
East ... .
South...

144
196
• 194
241
. 243

Total .... ...........1018

Baron de•Nieurnann, Austrian Minister, tram,;
business yesterday at the Foreign-office. oil)
MRS.TROLLOPE'S NEw NoyEL, " Y°1356 e str°
If there is a subject that recommends itself nle
thor,li
and more immediately to the feelings than an°af in
,j
that which Mrs. Trollope lizs made chni,Fe
forthcoming novel, bearing the 'attractive til'e„°,.oduei
Love." 'We learn that in this work she luisurn-er
story in which she has contrasted, in fl her se.'?
be expected from her intimate knowledge ,-a
~,Leag,,
self-denying and purely ideal affection 01,-apii"
perfectly unsophisticated girl, who has ra- ,-,l ecntri
in the seclusion of a country house, with the ,001;
and heartless passion of Loudon beauty, "'";ipat`'
ceived all the honours, and endured all the aisla• to
attendant upon a long succession of seasons
The work is stated to be a truer picture of fasre" sf'
life at the present day than has issued from the, r„.00`..
a long time,-;and to contain some curious reve'3't-
specting ladies of high rank, which have hither.°
carefully kept behind the curtain.
re:e ;:v
ST. ANDREW'S—CHAIR OF .---
""
HUMANITY
den death of the late Dr. Gillespie having ~e iverf
vacancy in the Chair of Humanity in the
of St. Andrew's, the important, duty devolc:
patron, the Duke of Portland, of appnii'47oevi
cessor A number of distinguished teacho'f.
pn
acknowl&igd talents and acquirements, and s, X
sional experience, offered themselves as candidster,
among these, the patron. has selected Wm. PYlic oci
who, for many Years; liar beam oLe of the able3t 3b.
e,YI;
successful teachers in the High Setliool of Edinbur!,;6 0 y
scholar and 'an instructor of yoiith, Mr. PYPerili as.ty
are appreciated and acknowledged as univers3.o,o
private character is esteemed. With the val.loo i
terns of education, whether in this country 0r
Continent ; and with the best methods of teturtiol
know him to be intimately acquainted. In a
practical knowledge of the Greek and Roman u`vd to, 0:
has few equals ; but his knowledge is not confule4lt
guages, it is general, diversified by a wide tort;
study, combined with a sound judgment, and n3',de94,'
the successful labours of a distinguished °tile ;00
career. Whoever takes the trouble to peruse .rerod
menials given in his favour, by professors. c'eirtsrj
schoolmasters, and indeed by the whole body °f
men ill every department of literature in Seou4,',eo:l
satisfy himself that his high claims have nc't:ice„o
aggerated, and that the noble patron of the CD"
not have made a better selection. His appeinlee
flects credit not less upon hims
laboured, and elf than upon here)
tution where he has so long evidigb;'''
merits as a teacher were fullytdeveloped.--i' ep
Advertiser. 00" 010
It may be in the recollection of our readerstio
the same day, in March last year, on which ti.ac:3o't
and Elizabeth, of this port, was lost at the Co
the harbour, when all on board perished, the ere' 00,0
Norwegian schooner was rescued from the sanle to,
the life-boat, manned by twelve seamen belongLedsl7
place, who received 6L for their exertions from iotire
boat Association. • It gives us now great Ple:011e
learn that the Swedish and Norwegian Ge—tbis,6''
have instructed Robert Millar, Esq., Consul fer,%,e74
trict, to repay the 61. to the association, and 211
most generously awarded one hundred dollars kl.fr-Ir
to be divided equally among the crew of the '1 Li
It is gratifying to have to record such liberahri:so;oo
part of the Government of King Oscar, whose °` eriro'i,
jects expose their lives so fearlessly for the Pres_,
of others along the dangerous coast of Norway
rose Review.

, BIRTHS. ,
On the 10th inst., at Wellington-terrace, St Johdr 01
MTilLstone, Mrs. of a son. cY,
On thr 13th A. A S IC.eswi 1

lie ic. _ inst., a, Jt. John's Parsonage, , of'
wife of the Rev. Frederic Myers, of a son. ail"'
On the 14th inst., at He Mnii.John S. Tancl-
ofJ,
daughter.
On the 14th inst., at the Circus, Greenwich, the 'Wife a,'
C. Templer, Esq., of a daughter. Wilit°' r
On the 14th inst., the wife of Jolui Meadows ~ill'
Lee, Kent, of a daughter.
On the 14th inst., in Gordon-place, Mrs. Sadler; of ii '
born daughter. Out"
On the 15th inst., at Kensington, the wife of Ar
c.,,0
.e..sts" burton, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 15th inst., Mrs. John Vickers of Stonel ,Il
Southwark, of a son.
lady of I°ll
On the 15th inst, at Lavender-hill, the la-J .0.
Gurney, Es.,h
inst., at Clapham of a daughter.
On the Iqst New-park, the lad'
Laurence, Esq., of a daughter. •
e
ARR. - •00
On the Bth inst.; at St. Mary
lED,
Islington, Char.1 e 3 s Clgriill
Esq., of her Majesty's Customs, to' Julia Sophia lif,
niece of P. Squires, Esq., Mulbarton Hall, Norfolk-, AO, Itl
On the 12th inst., at St. Mary Abbott's, Kensine, tl
B. Rix, Esq., of Matching, Essex, ,to Laura Ant Y
Ydaughter of the late W. Bond, Esq., of Ashford, gen,,re,Nr,
On the 14th inst., at St. George's, Hanover-sql,";r oi,'
Hayman, Esq ; to Henrietta Maria," eldest clang,'"
elO
Rodwell. of New Bod- street. cv..94'
On the 15th inst., nat St. Pancras Church, the 13 it,
May, of Hanwell, to Ellen, daughter of Isaac Seabr°° .it
of
Ongßeent-square. lop to
the 15th inst., at St. Mary's Church, FiLs Pithe't4
William Boothby, Bart., of Ashbourn Hall, Der''} islis'e
Louisa Cranstoun, relict of the late John Alexander
Esq., of the Ist Life Guards.

col'f,ll

DIE

On the 14th inst., in Chapel-street, Bilgrave-squa,r,c;rP',
Sir Samuel Gordon Higgins, K.C.H., Equerry to - e 5
Highness the Duchess of Gloucester. : • t is°
On the 21st of September, at Madeira, Lieduat:f3clld• i
ill:
Gordon Caulfeild, eldest son f Major-General Ca ~ter of
On the llth inst., at Brighton, MissPohie, ac
late James Dobie, Esq., solicitor, London. JO
On the 11th inst., at Upper Tulse-bill, iVilliaill
sii,
Esq , aged 75. 10511
On the 12th inst., at Kingston-upon-Hull, John 3
4e..
Esq., late of
he inst
Essex. ,"
On the 13th inst., at Hastings, John Frcslon, the :10130
son of Mr. John Bunton, of High Holboin• pg.
On the 13th inst., at Hinxworth, Herts, the of
Lafont, Rector of the above. er , Stlif
On the 14th inst., Jane Theophila, wife of '''°', iste
Nunn, Esq., surgeon, of Colchester. ' -„ ,of the
On the 14th inst., at Walworth, Ant, re"e".6.
Mr. Edward Edwards, of Great St. Helm's, aged u

;°1
t-i--Aly,,p—rnl
Loniion: Printed and Publiehea. u..—d TO 10% 110
No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, ill tile 4
Middlesex, Tuesday, October 17,1844.