The Sun.
London, England, 1808-12-28 00:00:00

'--1 LAVPMETIES: ..t :. '

O.Nroal); follov‘ihg.•§;entlemen
were admitted ti) degrees :
MAsrEits-.0., All.T3.:7—Rev. J. Ilidtis.„4.;)te, of Chrh.t
Church, Gi,thd.Compqmider ; Ryy,. J. IL Tetlow,
°lateen', College ; Rev. W. :Wilson; of Queen's'
College ; Rev. Evans, of Oript ; •Mr,
toveday, of Brazennose College. : 17411. G, Eden,-
of Christ Church. , . .

'-BACHELORS. OF An rs.—T. Scott, of queen's
College, Grand Compounder ; Mr. E. Croker, of
Exeter College;. Mr. H. Dillon,:•of Worcester QUI-
.
--The follal.ving Members.of
:the University were..
ordained by the Right. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Ox-
ford, at Christ Church : : • • •
DEAcoNs.--F. P. Bouverte, B.A. Fellow of All.
Souls ; J. E: Tarleton, S.C. Fellow of All Souls ;
Parsons, -M.A. Fellow of Oriel; F. Choppio,.-8.A,;
St. Julin's,-• Curate of Charlbury ; Zr. C. I(..rith,.
.of St. John's.i joi). Mayor, • MLA,-
Fellow: of Lincoln ; L. Miller, M.A. Fellow of.
Queen's ; Dyson, B.A. Fellow of -Merton ; J.:
Blazon, M.A. Pros. Fellow of Magdalen College ;
11.. Price, B.A. Wadharn College, Curate of Chad-,
bury ; A. W. •Tayler, Student. of Christ,
Church ; J . Light foot, B.A: Fellow of Merton ; H.
Hughes, •B.A. of Jesus College. •
PRIESTS.—J. J. Hodson; M.A. deniy Magdalen;
College ; H. Yeomans, 13. A. Pembroke College,
curate of Charlgrov,e;. H. Williams, M.A. Fein:.
low of Merton ; • -G. Hicks, M.A. Fellow of
Trinity; E. C. Marsh, M.A: Fellow of •Oriel;
IL,:C. Jones, -M.A,..Fe110,%'„0f, Jestrs.; D. H. Saun-:
dvrs, B.A. Scholar of Jesus ; NV. B.A. Jesus,
College,: Ciirate of'Great ,Rollwright Hence,.
M.A.. Fellow of Trinity 5- D. Hughes., B.A. Scholar
of Jesus ; T. N.. BloOen, M.A. Fellow. of MagdaT
len College; A..nittenzie, NI.A. Studentofehrist
Church.

On Sunday last, T. \V Brereton,-:13.A. of Mer-
ton College, and J. Milford, of Oriel College,
were ordained hy; the LOrd B:shop of to
the C.ithedral, at_NOrwich. •
The same day, W.:.Slater, M.A. of Church;.
E. H. -\\N•iriner,. M.A. of Lincoln College-;.:J.
8.A.,0f B diol College ; and J.. Newport, B.A.
of. Worcester College, were ordained (the- three
former as Priests, and the latter as Deacon.) by the
Lord Bisop of
,Lincoln, at Ruckdea.
The Corpoiatioo of Bristol have presented the
Rev. Mr. Emra-to the Vicarage of St. George's, in
Gloucestershire, vacated by tne dea:h of the Bey.
B. Hart.

Rev. D. Hughes has b. n instituted 'a.. the:
Vicarage of Englishcombe; en ovytit4tition.

CAMBRIDGE, DEC. :23.-At a general Ordination,
held by the Lord Bishop of Norwich, in the Cattle-
draii, the following Gentlemen Were ordaine'd
DP.AcoNs.—John Fello%ves, 8.A.. of Jesus Col-
lege ; Charles Fisher, St.: John's College ;.
Henry Girdlestone; of Catharine-hall; JobuTurner,
of St. Peter's College; John White, B.A. of Caios
College ; Robert Walpole, M.A. -of Trinity College,
John Brewster 'Wilkinson, B.A. of St.- John's Col-
lege; William Johnson Yonge, B,A. Fellow of
College. •
"Pamsrs.—Adam Baynes, B.A. of Sydney Sussex
College; Nath. ilobt. Dennis, A.,13, of coinus,Chsjiti
College; Mileson Grey Edgar, 13. _
College ; Charles Fisher, B. A. of Caius
lege ;..:EdwardHogg,'B,A. of St. NteCsiColletre
Robert,Redinglan, rellow.of ,Cains College;
James Rose Edmund Nelson, 8.A., of Christ's C 01..:
lege Thomas Peyton' Slam, M.A. late of Chris[
College; Hervey 'Taylor, B.A. of Corpus Chrisfi
College ; Win. Tiffin, B.A.,JA:g;iiius College ;, Sit-
muei Ttlbrook, B.A. of St. Peter's College ; Tho-:
mas Wm. B•rereton, B.A. of jMerton Colittv;
ford; John Mitford, B.A. of Oriel College, ‘1•4.t0.

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DUBLIN, DEC..23.--On,Snwtay se'nnight a§. the
family, of Mr. k ec±tfe, of Scart, in the county of
Waterford, were at wasi, his -house was entered by
a banditti, and robbed of his arms.

Sunday,,lifst the Lord Bishop of I>rry held au
Ordination in the Chapel, when two Gentlemen
were put into- Priest's Orders.
, A party kf the Armagh Militia, quartered at Clon-
mel, has .been - ordered to Cappoqun, in come-
Vence of the spirit of turbulence which has of -1;114
manifested itself in that neighbourhood.
Monday the mail-coach from Waterford for Dub-
, ;in; atter 'going about a mile on the KilkennY•side,
was obliged to return, owing to the vast quantity of
snow,which had
;fallen early,in the morning ; the
mail, however, was sent forward, by:a man and
horse. The coach from this city arrived at Water-
ford a little before five o'clock, drawn by six horses.
Notices of Registry appear in yesterday's Dublin
Gazette; of the planting of 243,f345 timber-trees, by
three proprietors of grounds.in the counties of Dub-
lin, 'Meath, and Roscommon. We find gratifica-
tion in,announcing speculations of this nature, from
whence such future benefits must result, both to the
pUblie and the planter.
On Thursday, the. i sth inst. as Grice Smyth, Esq.
of Balliatra, accompanied by his friend, „Lieutenant-
,
Genera j
l filakeney, was taking an airing in a aunt-
.ing car, the horse took- fright, ti consequence of the
inattention and,,negligence nil the servant who was
driving them, and with ungovernable fory,
'most incredible rapidity, dare ,ed his course to the
• area wall of Balhatra-house, and instantaneously
.precipitaied himself over it, being a deli II of about
seventeen feet. When. the wheels,of the jaunting
car Caple in contact with the area wall, winch is
_only eighteen inches in height above the surface of
the ground, its motion was retarded for two or three
seconds, and during that awful interval Mr.
_Smyth
and General 41akeney leaped out of the car, 'and the
driver threw himself out of his seat, and thus, by
the interposition of Piovidence, escaped, else in a
"few moments they must have been launched into
eternity. The, shafts of ,the car only were broken,
and,. what is very retparkable, the horse did 'not re-
...
1 ce_re t smallest injury.
CLIoNmE4., DEC. 2I.—A few nights since, a visit
-vas pitid by the nightly law-makers of the country, to
the house of a person, on the Inuits olliallynahymore,
,yho had lately become a tenant to John Mandeville,