The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-06 00:00:00

UNIVERSII Y IN I'ELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, Nov. 5 —lll a full Convocation, on
Thursday the 28th of last month, the IJoiVersity
Seal was aflixedi•by an unanimous vote, to a du-
tiful and loyal Address to his Royal Highness the
l'ittNcs RROgtiT, on the present state of the

contatiy.
His loyal. Highness the PRINCE REGENT hay.
ing been pleased to appoint the MO Hon. Fre.
&nick Earl of Guildford, K. G C. of the .most
distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George,
formerly Student of Christ Church, to be Chad•
cellor of the University in the lonian Islands, it
was ii► the same Convocation resolved, in ae-.
knowleagment.of his- I.4!rilship's zeal in the pro.
motiomof' Greek Literature, and as a testimony
of the interest which the University takes in the
success of the Institution over which his Lord.
ship is appointed to preside, to confer upon his
Lordship the degree of Doctor in Civil Low by
Diploma. With:the same view it was also re-
solved to present.to the Library of the fonian
University all such books, printed at the Claren-
don Press, as are likely to be useful to the general
design of the Institution.

COIIVOCtiI ion, having been pleased, in the course
of the last year, in order to mark its senseof the
great importance of an Ecclesiastical Establish..
mem in India, 'to confer the Degree of D. D. by
Decree on the Archdeacons of Madras, Bombay,
and Calcutta; and information having been since
received from the Bishop of Calcutta, that a
fourth ArclideacOnry of equal importance has
been created by L tiers Patent, it was at the same

ime resolved to confer. the Degree of D D. by
Decree of Convocation, on the Hon and Rev.
T. J. This!tutu, formerly of St.. Mary Hall, M.A.
Archdeacon of Columba, in the Island of Ceylon,
who was of snore than standing for that Degree,
hut was prevented by the duties of his station
from proceeding to it in the usual manner.

The Rev. T. L. Sbapcot, Master of the Gram-
mar Schoo►l at Marlborough, is elected Mclver of
the Free Grammar School in Southampton, vice
the Rev. C. T. Gt With, resigned.

YRRACHRRS AT ST. MARY'S.
The Rev. the President of St. John's College; on Sunday
morning.

The Rev. Mr. I:trilby, of Exeter College in the afternoon.

We are ronested by Mr. BARRY, jun. only sou.
of PFJD“ca !A..-,. B-1.....f ItuciiiVeston Manor,
in the County of Nottingham, to state, that his
name was affixed as a subscriber to the Frame.
work Kitt era Union, in the Nottingham Journal
of October last, without any sanction whatever
from himself, and further that he has subscribed
to no fund on the present distressing occasion ex-
cept to the one patronized by the Noblemen and
Gentlemen of the County of Nottingham, for the
laudable purpose of affording employment to such
of the Poor of the Cou4l and Town of Notting-
ham as are unable' to procure work for the main.
tenance of themselves and families. Mr. BARRY,
jun. al,o considers it a duty he. owes to, himself
and
sto the Country, under existing circumstances,
to declare that the King has not within his domi-
nions a subject more firmly attached to his sacred
Person and Government in Church and State
than himself, or one who will more steadily op-
pose, by every means in his power, all Revolu-
tionary principlys, however speciously they may
be disguised„
AWFUL INSTAtitit OF SUDDEN DEATII.•—•Yes.
terdav morning, about twelve o'clock, as Mr.
JOhnson, tallow-chibtller, of 175, Bishopsgate-
street, uncle to Mr. Wooler, Editor of The Black
Dwarf, was walking-down Friday-street, Cheap- -
side, he dropped ikiwn on the• pathway ; several
persons instantly assembled, and found him in a
dying state. He was conveyed to the nearest
public-house, where surtical aid was procured,
but be was quite dead.