The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-23 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD. SFPT. 22.—0 n Monday last the Mayor and Cor-
poration of this City were pleased to appoint the ltev. George
Taunton, B.D. Fellow ofCorpus Christi College, in this Uni-
versity, and the Rev. W. Firth, A.M. Probationer Fellow of
the sante Society, Lecturers of St. Martin's. in the room of
the Rec. W. West Green, D.D. deceased, and the Bev. Isaac
Crouch'. A.M. who has recentily resigned that situation.
The Reverend James Johnson, M.A. of Worcester College,
has been presented to the Rectory tsf Byford and Vicarage of
Bridge Sorters.
The Reverend John Holmes, A.M. to the Rectory of Saint
Nicholas, with All Saints annexed,. in Soothelndian), Suffolk;
Patton, Alexander Adair, Esq. of Pall Mall, and Flixton
Suffolk,
The Reverend Thomas Wynne, to the Living. of St. Nicho-
las. Hereford: Patrol), the Lord Chasicellur.
The Reverend Dr. Moore, Rector of St.,Vancras, to be one
of the Marquis of Camden's Chaplains.
The Rev. C. K. Preecot, to the Rectory of Stockport, in
the room of his late father.: patrons, Lord and Lady Bulkeley.
His Grace the Duke of Richmond has been pleased to ap-
point the Rev. Henry Blunt, Vicar of Clara, one of his
Chaplains..

Thursday evening, as Mrs. Young, an elderly
lady, was walking by the Haymarket Theatre in'
company with her daughter, they were attacked
by a gang of notorious thievei3who followed
them for some distance ; one of them seized
Miss Young, and forced her ridicule from her
grasp ; the young lady, much alarmed, screamed
out, and attracted the attention of several per-
sons, but the villains escaped with the property,
consisting of 3/. in notes, some silver, and a mus-
lin pocket handkerchief.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE RATAL, HATMARKET.—Gny Manneriag. After
which, Teasing made Easy.
THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.—The Vampire.
After wiiich, The Promissory Note. To which was added,
Beblee without Beaux.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Yachts awl Facts, on Monday.

4., We it to insert the Report of the House of Com-
mons on Foreign Trade, as soon a: w•e received it, and
though other Journals hare had the start of us, we consi-
der the subject of so much importance to the Commercial
interests of the Country, that we shall take the first op-
portunity of fulfilling our intention.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT ONE 0-CLOCIC.

I
8 per Cent. Cons._ .. cfsiiii Ex. Bills, 2d.
i per Cr. Navy Ann... 102411 °mann 3i dis.
InkSia 80nd5.... 21s. 20s. pr. Cons. for Account ....66iii.

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MAILS.
ARRIVED-1 Dublin, I Waterford, I HaMbUFO.
DUE—I Gottenburgb, I France.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 22 minutes atter -3.—Evening. 37 minutes after 3

THE SUN.

SOLkM QIIIS DICERE FALSUM JUDE-IT?

LONDON,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1820.

No Paris Papers had arrived when our Paper
was put to Press.

The KING has been most warmly received at
Cowes, and an Address, numerously signed by
the Inhabitants, has been presented to His Mi-
JISTY, on board the Yacht, to congratulate him
on his arrival,'and to express their loyalty.

The following is an Extract of a Letter re-
ceived this morning from Bombay, dated May 18 :
4 6 We are sorry to state that the cholera morbus
'has made its appearance in that Island, and was
carrying off from six to seven hundred a day,
and its dreadful ravages were not confined to the
natives, but the Europeans were also falling vic-
tims to this dreadful malady. his Majesty's
47th and 56th Regiments, which had returned
from the Expedition up the Persian Gulph, had
but slightly felt it at the date of this letter. The

greatest precaution had been taken by the 't,t
thorities. All Europeans not belonging to of
t'
Island were ordered to quit, in, consequence
lewhich the Mercantile Intere'str bears te
gloomy 4,p,..earance ; trade, 44 at a coPle
stand' ; scarcely any 'cotton to be had ;.'and the
k
Company's ships that had arrived were a i'°
leaving Bombay half loaded with other car 9'
gee
Merchandize had experienced a great rise.--°ll,
news from the Interior states that, some skirtnisbil
had taken place at Retulkund with the notvrieu„
BLUJAH SING. The Expedition to Paletnlo'
has greatly embarrassed the Authorities in Jaf4'
The Government had determined to make act°l
ther attempt, but it is supposed that the state °c
s
their treasury would not admit of a fresh
office
meat. The heavy duties levied on the produce
of the country have completely annihilated foreign
commerce, and American vessels, that had arrived
at Batavia with specie for the purpose of trading'
had departed without any cargo. The Malsi
population of Java are greatly discontented wit)
their present Master, and are ready to Jot ° °I
any way that may effect a change. The genera
opinion in Bombay, respecting the late ExPedi'
tion up the Persian Gulph, was very unfaceur
able, it having cost the Government an irnalet°
sum, and the inhabitants a great deal .of anxietY.
The Company's ships Earl of Balcarras, Tbal°s/
Warren Hastings, Thomas Coutts, and free
Indiamen, have arrived safe. The monsoons Were
expected to set in earlier this season than at all
former period. Very unfavourable weather l'es
been experienced for a long time."

a
Buox.trAstTE.—A letter from St. Helena,dat-e •
Aug. 2, says—C4 BIiONAPARTE still continues 1'
sulky as ever, but he is in good health, seld°,
walks abroad, and receives but little compaoP

lithe People of this Country are so far e
vanced in infidelity as to bear with indiffere,ncst
the perpetual attacks which are made arile,
Christianity by the Radical ''Writers of the Fri(
sent day, they are nearer the completion of thfof
wishes than we supposed them to be, and evils
uo ordinary magnitude are at hand.—The COto
stant abuse of the most eminent and virtil?mi
men forcibly shews to what lengths the Fae,tl,e,
will go, if they are not opposed ; we, therelet'ill
appeal to men of talent and learning, who
value the generous and liberal institutions of this
hitherto highly favoured Isle, and call on thkeof
to join us in endeavouring to stem the torrellibt
infidelity, which presses so closely upon ug•
ridicule, by the Radicals, of things the mosit;i,
cred, has been carried to an unprecedente",.;ii'e
tent, with a total disregard of truth, and °'
Jet
most solemn passages of Scripture :---unAis#
these circumstances, the energies of the well ""ij
posed should be exerted, and every effort shf,ll,
be made to check the contagion now
The Press must be no longer neglected, and
, rary talent and ability must be brought into I' tbe
that truth and honesty may be elicited, and
lower orders of the people of this countri
permitted to see " both sides of the pieture,
and then there can be no doubt of their "es,
herence to the laws and customs of their Mc i 0
tors, and to the Constitution of the CouotrYthe
Church and State ;—but, unfortunately, Or, roe
last seven years they have been deluged no,
atheistical and seditious tracts, without anlefhef
teraction, or any attempt to shew them thati`
have been deceived and deluded. The fodioe
part of the nation have, therefore, to take '"
share of blame to themselves for not opposnlie
the distribution of sound constitutional teactiitio(
system pursued and recommended bY re'
CARTWRIGHT and his Colleagues, who bale' uo'
gardless of expense, and with a perseverance the
precented, obtaind an nfluence e•
lower orders whiche all goodi men mustocer
dePl to
he‘
but which must be destroyed without fur
loss of time or hesitation. the
The Radicals improve on us daily ; - f
the
fluence they have obtained over some at the,
Modern Whigs was admirably exemplifie"
ots
St. Pancras Meeting. Mr. PETER IVIOORO Jed+
and chaste appeal to the Females who attelleciire
cannot fail to advance his character and s silo;
his influence among the serious
sc
and refie'e at'
part of his Constituents at Coventry, a
teation we beg most earnestly to recommeil Clio
Speech on that occasion. ,
From the recommendations contained 'llnece
Reports of the Special Commissions of „t re'
nue, it is understood that several i:nporta''.., to
gulations will be adopted by the Treasuleol6
the great relief and accommodation of the
mercial World. t
It is said, that the Speech to the le
which was attributed to Mr. Alderman
Iroan, and is inscribed on his monument in `fie ''
hall, was not the Speech he delivered on
,111('
casion alluded to, but that it was writtenitiPtr.
IIORNE Toone a,
at the Mansion-house,
BECKFORD had returned from St. James'6'did 001
We understand that Lord BERESFOII9
arrive at Barbadoes in the 'Spartan. Wh
".as
res stil,l
vessel left Rio Janeiro his Lordship 1,
001
there, and it was not known when lie /s.
r'
turn to Europe.—(:Morning Chronicle.) tof `{-o
Yesterday Lord and Lady C.lsTLE,las;t
' rived in town from North Cray, an powo`''
at his Lordship's private apartments
divijeotiot!
street.
PRUSSIAN LOAN.—The half-Year!irriiog, Jol"
on the Prussian loan of 5,000,00 a 1.4011:, of
tracted by Mr. N. M. RoTnscnfLo7 ;boos- 00
will be paid as usual at the c00nti11.7,5.10.1,1i0;
that 7 gentleman, New-court St. S 046 i. 4' Ileac"-
the Ist of October next, and every
day, between the hours of ten and 019'

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