The Sun.
London, England, 1842-03-16 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

Oxroan, MARCH 12.—Yost:rday the Examiners of the
candidates tor the University scholarship for the encouragement
of Latin literature notified to the Vice-Chancellor that they,has
awarded it to Mr. Goldwin Smith, commoner, of Christ
Church, and that Mcstrs. M. Arnold, of Balliol College, and
George G. Bradley, of University College, had honourably
distinguished themselves in the examination. There were 25
candidates fur this scholarship.
On Thursday next there will be an election at Lincoln Col-
lege of scholars and exhibitioners.

—Mess's. Hansen, of Magdalen College, and Smith, of Queen's
College, have been appointed public examiners.
Lady Carew has presented the Rev. A. Dene, late of Exeter
College, to the vicarage of Rattery, Devon.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has presented the Rev. W.
Vallance, of University College, to the rectory of St. Martin's
and St. Paul's, Canterbury.
The Rev. L. Gilberton, Fellow of Jesus College, has been
appointed Minister of the new church of Llangorwen, near
Abervstwit h..
The Rev. Dr. H. J. B. Nicholson, of Magdalen Hall, has
been appointed a Rural Dean in tke Archdeaconry of St.
Alban's.

A Convocation will be holden on Thursday, the 17th inst.,
at twelve o'clock, to receive a proposal for granting the sum of
300 t. per annum to each of the new Professors of Theology,
until they succeed to the canonries of Christ Church assigned
to them by Act of Parliament.

REGIMENTS ORDERED TO INDIA.—The 10th Foot,
the 25th (froin the Cape), and the 29th Regiments are crdered
t oprocoed immediately to India.
ASIIIIURNIIAM 110 USE.—On account of the death
of his Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg
Schwerin, brother-in-law of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor
of Russia, Baroness Brunow's intended party for this day
(Wednesday) is unavoidably postponed.
Aiel'itoActliNG MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.—It is
confidently circulated in circles most likely to be well-in-
formed, that Lord Aberdour, son of the Earl and Countess of
Minton, will, at the elope of the sprang, lead to the hymeneal
altar Miss Stewart, niece of Mr. Litton, Al. P., and..grand-
daughter, we believe, of the Rev. Dr. Siewai t.
The docks zit present have a very bustling appear-
ance, in coosequence of the great number of ves,els fitting out
for their spring voy ages. There are now 236 vessels loading
at London for f, reign ports. Cf these, 26 are for the East
Indies; and 80 for Sydney and Australia. There are three
loading for our lady-acquired settlement, Hong.Keng.
THE TIT ED liANK.—The Commissioners in the
fiat of Bankruptcy against the partners of the Tweed Bank.
met on Tuestlsy last, in the King's Arms The, Berwi_eek-Tweed, in order to take the final examination of
sth
at Mr.
bank-
rupts. Mr. Weddi li, the Solicitor to theoataseia.ginns:ee,t,hbeymwassdhseiecti
long statement to the creditors, respecting the
it appeared that the liabilities were 2eb,00
aisPsPeepaarsrathte debts,
Wilson's private
prilv:a"ltemestthaete
and that Mr. Batsan'a
will leave 30,000/. for the bank creditors,t
expected to realise a dividend of
accountsafterpayment furnished,
fa it h
deduction, the assignees fully
in the pound for the creditors.
was stated that, after making eves
The
will leave 20,000/. ; and it
ten shillings and sixpence
eneral feeling appeared to be that they
have passed, and theg
would obtain their certificates,
bankrupts to the accunnetes and examinations were declared to
were entitled to and