The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-14 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETING-ROONI,
• DONCASTER
7 to I agst Athenian

JULY 13, MO.
ST. LEGER.
15 to 1 agst Lady of the:Lake
20 to I agst Dunsinane
20 to I agst Tramper
23 to I agst any other.

11to l aizst Arbil/its
12 to I agst Sir Mark
27 to 2 agst Lisette
12 to 1 agst Woodbine

OXFORD CUP.
7 to 4 agst Chanty ignon 4 to I agst Snake.

to I agst Sir J. Shelly

DERBY.
20 to I agst Guslarus.

lloxEns.--The great battle between Oliver
and Painter, on which heavy sums are pending,
will take place on Monday next, 15 miles from
Norwich, towards the coast, for a subscription
purse of 100 guineas, given by the Amateurs at
Norwich, and 201. to bear Oliver's expeaces
down, as Painter keeps a public-house there.
13Ctting at NorWich, 6 to 4 on Painter.-I'iartin
and Sampson fight in the same ring for a purse.
The former is the favourite at odds.

.• CORN-EXCHANGE., JULY 14.—Our,market has been thinly
supplied with Grain this week, and what few samples
of fine Wheat appeared this morning. went off rather
freely, on as good terms as on Alonday ;. hut - there
was MO • derfriOd for the inferior qualities.—Oats are
Is. per quarter dearer, having had but few art ivals, and th e
quantity at market nunsually small: Beans are is. per quar-
ter higher; in Batley, Pease, and other articles, there is ao
alteration.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, JULY 14.--There was but. a short sup-
plrof beasts this Morning at. 'Junket, and of a very inferior
description, but the prices arc somewhat higher than last
market, day. In Mutton, Veal, Lamb and Pork, there
was a good supply, and they maintained their prices as per
last market day.—The Hay market is higher in price ; Straw
and Clover have also advanced.

The trade of Glasgow has taken a favourable
turn, and now promises a further improvement.
This week the great.annual fair is held there, and
to prevent- any disorder, the Magistrates of that
city have prudently issued their mandate, thit
during the continuance of the fair, no persons
shall, on any account, remain in the street after
ten o'clock at night.
Yesterday morning- the body of a man un-
known, was found dead, and burned in a shock-
ing manner, !Yin,- on the top of one of the brick
kilns, in the field near Kensington gravel pits. It
is supposed he went there to sleep for the sake'
of the warmth, and was suffocated.

As one of the Steam-boats was last week going
down the Tyne, a person on board expressed him-
self rather strongly against her Majesty. A sai-
lor seized him in his anus, and threw him into
the,river. Ile clung to the boat, and thepassen-
gers would have taken him out immediately, but
the ruffian would not allow it, till the ill-fated
politician had remained for some minutes in'the
water.

Tutisday last, as the female servant of Mr.
Marmingg, of Batheaston, was cutting vegetables
in the garden behind her master's house, which
leads to the river. Avon, Mr. M.'s eldest son, in
a fit of insaniiy, seized the- woman, and plunged
into the river with her. His sister, who saw the
transaction, instantly gave alarm ; but a consi-
derable time necessarily elapsed before the par.:
tics were rescued from the water, and k was with
difficulty they were then separated, the man hav-
ing so firmly grasped his intended victim in his
arms. The subject of mental derangement died
the next day, but the woman has- recovered.----
(Bath Paper.)

•
EDINRURGII, JULY 6, 1820.---Married by the
Right Rev.' Bishop SANnvonn, Captain JAMES
STIRLING, R. N., of Gltnlvan, fourth son of the
late JOHN STIRLING, of Kippendarie. EFq., to
MARY, third' daughter of •the late rjAy noRT
MACDOWALL, Esq. of Castle Semple.
•A poor intillqrious woman of the
_name of
IsAA6, 'who lives near the dock:gates at "Wool-
wich. who had .before seven grown children, was
on Wednesday last delivered
,of three more all
boys, and likely to do well.

CAMBRIDGE, JULY. 13.--4,111 Friday, the 7th
instant, the last day of Tenn, the degree of Master
of Arts was conferred on Christopher Richards,
of Queen's College.
The Rev. Elias Thackeray, formerly Fellow
of King's College, was, on the Ist instant,, pre-
.sented, by the Primate of Ireland,,to the Living
of Ardie, in the county of Louth.
The. Rev. John -Overton, B. A. of Trinity
College, has been presented by Archdeacon
Markham, to the Vicarage of 'Elloughtou, in the
East Riding of Yorkshire.
We hear that the valuable Living of Barw,ick-
in-Elinet, in. Yorkshire, vacant _by the death of
Dr. Manse!, late Bishop of Bristol, is presented
to the Rev. Bathurst,.son to the Right lion.
Bragge Bathurst, Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster. This Living is in the gift of the King,
as Duke of Lancaster.