The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-09 00:00:00

FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1819.

THE LOTTERY.

THE FIRST OF THE KIND.

CARROLL, the Cobtractor, bas now the plea
sure to announce a Selieme to the Public that has been
long desired by AdVenturerir, and particularly by those who
have often ben near to a Capital Priz,e; yet. perhaps never
obtained one. Although the LOTTERY is very small, Only
6,00 Tickets, the Scheme ci7.ntains not only TWO Prizes of
L. 20,000, TWO of b.9.,000, etc. &c. butiS so arranged that
EVERY TICK ET and SHARE
HAS THE CHANCE or
THREE OISTINrCT NUSIIIERS!
A Ticket or ;Share cam gain THREE Prizes !
THREE following Nmubters must be t AprraLs
As the Number (in numerical order) before and after the
TWO Prizes of L. 20,000 will each reteiVe a 'Capital. Prike,
besides whatever Prize it may be riraWri, 4c. for other Ca-
pitals.

In the course of the present Month will be published,
TH E EMIGRANT'S DI RECTORY to the
WESTERN STATES of NORTH AMERICA; inellid-
ing.a Voyage out Irons Liverpool; the Geography and Topo-
graphy ni the ivhots Western Country, according to its latest
Improvements, With instructions for descending the Ohio
and Mississippi River=.; also a brief Account of anew British
Settlement on the Head Waters of time Susquehana in Phila
&

By. WILLIAM AMPHLETT,
Formerly of London, and late of the County of Salop, now
resident on the Banks of the Ohio River.
PrintA for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ora►e, and Brown,
London.

DR. BATENIAN ON DISEASES OF LONDON.
In a few Days will be published,

REPORTS oil the ti'EATIIER. and DIS-
EA•ES of LONDON, from tr,.114 to 1816 inclusive,
comprising Practical Remarks on th,:ar Causes and Treat-
Men', and preceded by an Historical Review of the State of
Healta and Disease in the Metropolis in former tin4s, in
which the Causes of the extraordinary Improvement in point
of Salubrity, which it has undergone, the Changes in the
Character of the Seasons in this respect, and the Causes of
these, arc traced to the present time.
By DR. BATEMAN.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orrne, and Brown,
Loudon. .

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

....
CAMORIDGBr J
, ULY B.—We ye.sterday present-
ed to our Reade-rs an account Of Tt-f4 Comm BNC' 8-
MaNT at the University Of Cambridge, and now
Subjoin a fist of the Pvefertnents, and the Com-
niepaing Doctors and Masters of Arts :---- ..

The Re'v. J. R. !Inmost, Of Londonderry, in the county of
York, is appointed Domestic Chaplain to the Earl of Co-
ventry. has ,
' A dispensation passed the Great Seal to, enable the
Rev. FranciS Merewetber, M.A. to hold the Vicarage of Whit-
wick, together with the Rectory of Cole Orton, both in Lei-
cestershire, to the Kirwer of which, void by the death of the
Rev. Francis Har'ris, he has been presented by the Right
Hon. Charles Bathutit, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lan-
caster.

. .
DOCTORS TN 151VINVTIr.
Rev. John Banks Flollingwortli, St. Peter's ColleF,e.
Rey. Tindal Thompson Waltnsley, St. John's Coiltge.

DOCTOR IN CIVIL LAW.

hobe'rt Twi-ss:uf

DOCTORS IN -PHYSIC.
George Frektettio, of Trinity College.
William King, of St. Peter's College.

DOCTOR IN MU,IC.

John Camidge, of Catherine Hall.

MASTERS OW ARTS.
Charles Grove, Jesus College
Joseph Mayor, St. John's College
Thomas itivett Cal nee, St. John's College
John Lucy, Trinity College
James Satishury Duo, St. John's College
James Bilge, St. John's College
J. Peter Henry Chesshyre, St. John's College
H. Downing Whittington, St. John's Collage
Francis Evans, St. John's College
George Fielding, St. John's College
John Primatt Maud, Caius College
John Michael Brooke, Jesus College
Henry Blayds, Ti inity College
John Jones, St. John's College
Henry Milers Thornton, Trinity College
William Pace, Trinity College
George Stevenson, Trinity College
William Wbewell, Trinity College
Henry Parr Hamilton, Trinity College
John Philips Higman, Trinity College
Charles Ffrencleßrumbead, Trinity College
James Collett. Ebden,-'trinity Hall
Joseph Hudson, St. Peter's College
John Weller, Emmanuel College
Richard Twopeny, St. John's College
Jehn Graham, Christ College
Marmaduke wson, Magdalen College
William Sandford, Clare Hall
Robert Sheepshanks, Trinity College
Julius Chailes Hare, Trinity College
William J. Carver, Trinity College
Edward Seymour, Jesus College
Charles Bamptylde Daniell, King's College
John Lucius Dampier, King's College-
Charles Shaw Letev re, Trinity College
Edward Jacob, Caius College
Thomas Smith Turnbull, Cams College
Andoenus Reynolds, Jesus College
John Rose Holden, Clare Hall
George Sowerby, Trinity College
William Hall, 'Trinity College
John Addison Carr, St. John's College
John Brand, Trinity College
George Coekson, St. John's College
Edward Dykes Bolton, Pembroke Hall
Thomas James, St. John's College
George Beckett, Trinity College.
-John Hopkins, Catherine Hall
William Lee, St. John's College
Hugh Welman Helyear, St. ,John's College
William Lindley Wregge, Caius College
John Wilson, Christ College
Henry Benson, Christ College
Henry Thomas Dainpier, King's College
Thomas Tattershall, Queen's College
Edward Bashi's', St. John's College
Jobe Ellis, St. Peter's College •
William Moore Harrison, St. Peter's College
William Michell, Queen's College
Charles l'lucknett, St. John's College
Jelin James Blunt, St. John's College.
Richard Haggitt, Clare Hall
Vicesimus M'Gie 'forriano, Clare Hall
James William Arnold, Clare Hall
Francis Whieheote, Christ College
William Burgess Hayire, Sidney Sussex College
Edwin Ninthly, Pembroke Hall
Charles Hardy, Pembroke Hall
Thomas Mitchinson, Sidney Sussex College
J. Wentworth Armitage, Emmanuel College
Henry White, Christ College
Henry Broadley, Trinity College - •
Longueville Loftus Tottenham Clarke, Trinity Hall.
Charles Atlay, St. John's- College
Richard tones Powell, St. John's College
Charles Beaufoy, St. John's College
William Andrew Foley, Trinity College
Grant Allan, Tiinity College
George Dixiin, Catherine Hall
Bert ie Entwistle Johnson, St. Peter's College
Charles NPNiven, Trinity College
Samuel Symonds, Clage Hall •
George Thomas Turner, Jesus College
Henry Tasker, Pembroke Hall
Samuel Austen, Ti inity College
.William Andrewes, St. John's College
John Rich, St. John's College
George Bolder°, Canis College
Charles Thomson, Trinity College
Thenias Henry Graham, Trinity College
Nicholas ‘Vrixon, Trinity College
Richard Jones, Canis College
Andrew Side, Warner, Caius College
William Valentine, Trinity College
Hugh Kee, Trinity College _
s William Dowoes WilliseSidney Sussex College
John Bell, Saint John's College
John Raper flunton, Trinity College
John Grienvoud,CaiuS College
Edward Elliott., Trinity College
George Augustus DaWson, Clare Hall
Lucius Coghlan, Trinity College
Henry Porcine., Corpes Christi College
Arthur Forbes Lloyd, Corpus Christi College
Richard Matchett Lew, Corpus Christi College
George Day, Corpus Christi College
James Jenhyn, Sidney, SussexCullege
John Stock, St. John's College
Jonah Crossingham, Trinity Hall
James Thomas Price, King's College
Henry Michell Wagner. King's College
Jobe Sturges Lievre, St. John's College
John Roberts, Corpus Christi College
Matthew Barton, St. John's College
Charles Mussop, St. John's College
William Hepworth, Corpus Christi College
Edward Reed, St. John's College
Lanncelot Robert Brims, Jcsus College
Henry Collison, Pembroke Hall .
John Morgan Rice, Trinity College
Edmund Feartm Bourke, St. John's College
Joseph Brackenhury, Corpus Christi College
John Mitchinson, 'Trinity College
John Simpson Myers, St. John's College
Charles Jones, Canis College
John Hopkins Bradney, Trinity College
Waiter J iltn Spring Casborne, Trinity College
George Therold, Clare .Hall
Thomas Myers, Jesus College
• John Stothlai t, Cl,ire Ilull.•
Rele•rt Downes, St. Joh..'s College
Charles Babbege, St. Peter's College
• Charles Semple, Clare Hail
Sharpe M‘Leayi Trinity College