The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-22 00:00:00

STAMP DUTIES ON NEWSPAPERS.
(IRELAND.)

I.—An Account of the Amount of Stamp Duties on
Newspapers received during each of the last Twenty
Years, in Ireland. "

1917 £18,885 1 21
1818 20,210 16 6
1819 21,187 1 111
1820 22,693 10 10
1821 22,346 9 7
1822 23,556 1 Oi
1823 25,448_._2 5

1824 £25,635 13 6.
1825 26,659 9 3
1826 25,187 11 9
1827 25,561 3 11
1828 27,330 16 8
1829 28,578 16 7i

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2.—An Account of the Amo
vertisernents received duri
Years, in Ireland.

luta of Stamp Duties on Ad-
ing each of the last Twenty

1810 £15,723 11 7
1811 20,479 5 3
1812 20,915 5 10
1813 21,253 3 11i
1814 19,759 17 6
1815 20,475 16 1i
1816 18,498 7 5
1817 18,191 12 '7
1818 18,535 12 6
1819 16,721_1 Si

1820 £15,491 0 0
1821 15,102 5 0
1822 13,708 7 3
1823 14,524 381
1824 16,426 10 9
1825 15,907 15 0
1826 15,720 0 0
1827 14,379 17 6
1828 15,532 15 0
1829 14,985 6 0
,RRISON, Comptr. of Accts.

GEO. HA:
Corni traller's Office, Stain'
Ireland, May 3, 1830.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OxFoan, MAY 21.—Wednesday last the following De-
grees were conferred:—

DOCTOR IN DIVINITY.

Rev. Samuel Curlewis Lord, Wadham, Grand Compounder.

BACHELOR IN DIVINITY.

The Rev. Charles Carr Clerke, Student of Christ Church,
and Archdeacon of Oxford.

MASTERS OF ARTS.
Rev. John Medley, Wadham, Grand Compounder.
Rev. John Hoole, Wadham.
Rev. Edw. Sachevrel Cave Browne Cave, Braeenose.
Rev. Henry Trimmer, Exeter.
Rev. John Byron, Exeter.

BACHELORS OF ARTS.
James Allan Harrison, St. Mary Hall.
Wm. Watts and Travers Twiss, Scholars of University.
John Upton Gaskell, Magdalen Hall.
Isaac Singleton Gothnond, Queen's.
Edward Cooke, Queen's.
Jasper Nicells Harrison, Scholar of Worcester.
John Bradley Dyne, Scholar of Wadham.
Henry Bostock, Wadham.
Henry Fowler, Wm. Robert Brown, and Thos. Halton,
Brasenose.
James Guillemard, Fellow of St. John's.
Joseph Hayward, Exeter.
Samuel Valentine Edwards, Trinity.

In a Convocation, holden the same day, the Rev. Wm.
Key, M.A. Fellow of Lincoln College, was unanimously
elected Curate of the Perpetual Curacy of Kirkdale, in
Yorkshire, vacant by the death of the Rev. George Dixon,
the last incumbent.

WESTMINSTER ELECTION OF SCHOLARS.-The follow-
ing young Gentlemen have this week been elected to the
Universities, viz. : _ _

To CHRIST CHURCH, Ox FORD. —Mr. George Day,
Mr. William Cother, and Mr. George Barnes.
To TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDG Sturman
Latimer, Mr. Eales, and Mr. Wrottesley.
The Rev. Walter P, Powell, 8.A., Scholar of Wor-
cester College, has been appointed Master of the free and
endowed Grammar School at Bampton, in this county.

ECCLESIASTICAL FREFERMENTS.

The Rev. R. Waldo Sibthorpe, 8.D., of Magdalen Col-
lege, has lately been licensed to the Chapel at St. James,
Ryde, Isle of Wight, by the Bishop of Winchester. The
Rev. Gentleman has already commenced his labours, and
intends to establish a lecture on Thursday evenings.
The Rev. Henry Heigham, 141,A., to the Rectory of
Bradfield Combust, Norfolk.

?ACES OF STOCKS THIS
Sulk Stock
3 per Cent. Red. 92
3 per Cent. Cons. 93V0i
3% per Cent. —
Ditto Red. 99%%
t per Cent. Ann. 102%%
Ditto, 1826 —
ttank L. Ann.
Ditto 30 years
Ditto 50 years —
India S ock —
Dtto Bonds ...... ...... 84 pm.