The Sun.
London, England, 1818-01-31 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JAN. 30.—The.Rev. J..T. Liwes, of
Nlarlborough, bas been presentcd by J. Evelyn,
Esq. to the Rectory of Abioger, Surrey, vo,d by
the death of Dr. Jeokin, late Prebendary of Win-
chester.

b e Rev. Jos. Algar, A.M. Rector of Frome,
has been presented to thdy Rectory or Dona-
tive ofOrchardleigh, by T. 3. Champneys, Esq.;—
and the Rev. Robert M. Austin, to the Rectory
of Rowlston, ali is Rolston, Wilts, vacant by the
cession 01 Dr. R. Litwrence.

DIED

On Nlonday last, much lamented, after a long and painful
illness, the wife of William Hozier, Esq. at his house iu New-
man-street.-

Oa the 2t;th inst. at his house itt High-street, Josiah Sarney,
Esq. i■ the 79th year of his age.
At Lucknow, East Indies, Mrs. A. Home.

THE ARMY.—On Thursday last five companies
of the 80th• Regiment marched from the barraeks
in Canterbury to Sheerness, to take the garrison
duty there.
CURIOUS PIG.--.-The beautiful animal described
below Was slaughtered on Monday last, by Mr.
Palin, of limnersley, Shropshire :------It mea-
sured, from the snout to the row of the tail,
6 feet ; girth of the carcase 6 feet ; girth of
feet below the hock 6 inches ; 144 inches
through the thickest part of the flesh ; and
weighed thirty-three scone, besides 32 lb. of
rough .fat. This pig weighed only nine score
in August last, and was fed on potatoes, with a
little barley meal in the last Iwo months. This
animal was a cross hewed) the breed of 'Mr.
Coke, of Norfolk, and the breed of Mr. Palin, of
Kinnersley.
All medical Philosophers agree in recommend-
ing Port Wine as the best antidote to complaints
incidental to the variable climate of England; but
in the daily quantity they mtich differ; yet the
better reasoners seem to advise a Tavern Pint,
that is, about One-third of a full Quart. li choli
ing upon this portion, the Twelve Pipes now
offered for Three Blanks in the prescnt Lottery-
will last a man 49 years and 259 days, and the
Purchaser having the power to select it himself,
it must be his own fault if the most superior Po t
in the Kingdom be not obtained. As the \Vine
is exclusive of the three Prizes of 30,0001. or any
of the othei Prizes, from the above calculation it
appears, that a Purchaser in this Lott cry may
gain Wine for life, and Money for ever.

BUONAPARTE'S Cuirassiers were formed and
armed with weapons to destroy'the independence
of nations : Mr. Bistis Cuirassiers are formed
and armed with manifestoes to secure the inde-
.
pendenee of every reader, who is inv:ted to pur-
chase Tickets or Shares of. the Three Prizes of
30,0001. or'of any other part of the 100
,Capitals
in this Lottery ; and as the ten first-drawn Prizes
on the 4th of MARCH ninst be all Capitals of
50001. 10001. &c. &c: besides Four Pipes of Nit
for the first-drawn Black, Adventurers have now
an opportunity to obtain in a single hour, 'Niue
for lite, an independence for ever.

annerokov‘e,

COVENT-GAIIDEN THENTRICAL FUND.

The Third Annivcrsary Dinner of the .Friends
a•ocl Sdprorters of this Chority, took place yes-
tcrthy, at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-
'street. Ott no lor►ner occasion was the company
so numerous. The great room was completely
filled—and the gar.erV exhibited a bright assent-
.blage of beauty, whose benignant smiles were at
once the incentive to acts of kindness, and the
besr reward which such acts could ilemaml, or
could receive.