The Sun.
London, England, 1818-04-11 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OxFoRD, APRIL 10.—TIlvsday the Rev. Da‘i-I
William Garrow, D.D of Christ Church, was ad-
mitted Doctor in Divinity.
On Thursday the following were adraitted--;
MASTERS OF ARTS.

The Ma.' grid RC*: Edward Finch, of Chrld Ctureb; Grand
Compounder.
Robert Bathurst, Esq. of Christ Chutels.-
Rev. Robert Williams, of Jesus College.
Rev. Richard Cutler, of Exeter College.
Rev. George Frederick Everett, of Banjul College.
Mr. CharlesAtmore Ogilvie, Fellow of Balliol College.
The Rev. Thoinas Russel, Canon Residentiary
of Hergiord Cathedral, has been presented by the
Dean and Chapter to the Vicarage of Ligwar.
dine, with the Chapels annexed, void by the
death of the Rev. John Napleton, D.D.; and Mr.
Hayter, late of Salisbury, has been unanimously
elected Organist to the same Cathedral. •_ .

SURREY ASSIZES.

KINGSTON, FRIPAY, APRIL 10.

Trial of John Fawcet for the Murder of his Son.
John Fawcet was indicted for feloniously, wil-
fully, and of malice aforethought, killing John
Fawcet, inn. (his son), on the 13th of March last,
at the parish of St. Olive, Southwark, He %vas
arraigned for the same offence upon the Coroner's
InqUest. _ _

The circumstances of this case have been al-
ready detailed at great length iii the PoliCe Re-
ports. The prisoner went to-the house of a per-
son of the name of Bush, where his wife and soft
were living, and discharged a pistol, supposed
.to
he intended for Bush ; but which caused the death
of his own son. These facts were detailed by tale
witnesses for the prosecution.

The Jury consulted for about hale an hour, and
then pronounced 4 verdict of Not Guilty.
The prisoner, who is a tall, robust, and good.
looking man, seemed deeply involved in grief
throughout the trial, which lasted from tea
o'clock in the morning until past three in the af.
ternoon, Upon hearing the verdict, he bowed to
the Court, and was discharged,—The Court was
immensely crowded.

As.Uswa.—Thursday the State
,Lottery finished
drawing when' (as usual) Bisn's Offices stot.4
pre-eminent for the Sale of Capital Prizes, ha% ink;
sold Capitals tar exceeding itt Number and Autotml
'hose soil by all the other Office-keepers put to-
gether, viz.
N 0.4,706..
17,595..
• 1,871...4:5000
3,107.... 5000
1,016..., 1000
11,158.... 1000
11,771.... 1000
11,835.... 1000
9,513.... 600
15,746.... 500
17,595.... 500
3,817.... 500
12,070.... 500
2,863.... 400
11,368..... 400
15,340.... 400
1,521.... 400

...k30,000 in Sixteen Shares.
. 30,500 in Twelve Shares.
7,143-4:400 I 8,412....4:200
11,145.... 400 9,605.... 200
'1,443 3OO 10,850._ 200
7.778.... 800 12,828.... 200
11,778.... 800 15,730 2OO
14,494.... 300 16,334—, 200
3,002.... 300 1,768.... 200
5,063.... 300 1,879.... 200
5,075.... 300 3,523.... 200
6,812.... 300 3,709.... 200
8,191.... 300 1 3,995.... 200
11,605.... 300 7,954.... 200
120359: 300 13,854.... 200
15,533.... 300 14,648....
,200
5,338.... 200 15„673.... 200

Also Nos. 6,963 and 7,328, each entitled to
Four Pipes of Wine. Almost every one of the
above Splendid List of Capitals are Sold in Shares
and gone to r.ll parts of the'United Kingdom.—la
a few days T. Btsti wilt be able to publish a list'
of the places, and the fortunate holders may re,
ceive tbeiE Money on demand,