The Sun.
London, England, 1808-06-13 00:00:00

OXFORD, JUNE 4.

Fridhy the 27th ult. tb Rev. James- Matthews,
M. 4. -srlltienr. •in Divinity, Fellow of tir Johif's
/ and .Chaplain in his Majesty's service' in' lo-
reign pails, was made Bachelor in Divinity; by de-
cree of Convocation,'

Thursday the 2,d inst. the. last day of EaSterTh-ni,
the lbw, Joseph A. andlStudelit ilk
Divinity, of St. was admitted Ba-
chelor and Doith.n- ,'Divinity. • Tile Hon, Wm,.
Herhert, 13, C. L. of Merton College, was admitted;
Doctor in Civil Law, Grand ..Conipounder. The
ltev. John Graham, • M.A. and Si odent•
el All Souls' College,, was admitted Bachel4.-0, in Di-.
•vinity. • The Rev. Henry•-roWnsend; TO Merton
College,- and Rev. John:Sin-tees, of University Col-
lege, /..A. were adinitted.Masters of Arts, Grand
Compounders. The Rev,Woo;ley Leigh .Benriett,
,and. Rev. Henry Mears, of. Merton College; .I.tev.
John Calthrop, of Brasenose College; Rev. Enoch
Hodgkinsou Wariner, of Lincoln. College;
R. Sparke Hutchings, of St. Edmunds Hall,, B. A.
were • admitted Masters of
.4rts. Meors. John
.Lowndes and Charles Philp Lytle, of Queen's Col-
lege; Edmund \Vitt, •et' Wadttani College ; Robert
Willis, of Lincoln College; and JOhn lounge, of
St. Edmund's Hall; were admitted Bachelors •of
Arta.

The whole, number of Degrees. in Easter Term
was—D. D. two; D.C.G. five; 13.0. ten; 13. C. L.
one; 'lt M. one; M.A. •t wenty. two ; B. A.. thin) -
two • one 13. A. incorporated.
Mr. C. J. Belie, from -Winchester School, was
admitted Scholar of New College.

lb:ocur-sTrow.—By the Bill to prevent thespread-
inior the Stuall-pox, it is to be gnat:led—

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I.,!rhat no one shall inoculate for the Small-pox
within the distance of three miles of any city, town,
.or village, under a penalty of SQI.
That in every place destined for Inoculation by
Suitonian Method, the. words " Smail7Pox
Hospital," or '4 Pest House," shall be posted up in
large 4nd legible Oar:Eters,
Thit, if any. person shall be taken ill of the in-
fetaions Stu they shall, be removed to a dis-
tance from all other 'hpLitations, at the expellee of
the Parish, if thehr own relations are nut able; and
all Alasters Of houses where the iufeaiun may ap-
pear, shall write up on the outside of their houses in
large and legible charaders Smah-pox here,"
undera penalty of col.

4, And every Meister or Mistress of a house where
the St tall-pox breaks out, shall within 24 hours
send notice thereof to the Churchwardens and Over-
seers, under a penalty.of 'Ol.
•IV,r such penalty to .he levied till after two
months, and in case the. infeetion has not spread,
then the Magistrates to be empowered to remit the
penalty.

The present State Lottery abounds.with Prizes of
supegior magnitude, such as never were before ex.
to.public advantage-!—Six Prizes of 20,0001.
tie,lides Prizes of 10,0001. 50001. 19001. 5001.. and
the usual proportion of strnailer Prizes. Houxitir
and Co. conceive that so desirahle a Scheme minTiot
tail of ensuring a rapid sale before the Drawing be-
gins, the 28th of the present month. Tickets and
Linares are'selling at HotiNsalr and Co.'s: State Lot-
tery Offices, 2ti, Cornhill, Charing-cross, and
St. Margaret's Hilt, Borough.

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