The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-11 00:00:00

DEPA 4TUREt

The Duke of Rutland and the Ladies Manners, for Belvoir
Castle; the Marquis of Lansdowne, for his seat, ltowood Park,
Wilts ; Mark Milbanke, Ea M.P., from the St. James's Hotel,
J,rmyn-street, for his seat, 1 horpe..Hall, Bedale ; Robert Mr.
topp, Esq., front Symons's Hotel, St. Jamer's.place, for Melton
Mowbray ; Sir Henry and Lady Bunbory, and lithos Napier, horn
Batt's Hotel, Dover.street, tin their seat, Barton, Sutlidk; Capt.
and Mrs. Napier, flout ditto, for their house at Chelsea ; J, H,
Donoroftb, Esq., from ditto, for the Continent ; Captain and
Mrs. Tucker, from Regent-street, for !lath; Lord Henniker,
Lady Henniker, and the Hon. Misses Henniker, front Marshal
Thompson's lintel Civendlsh.square ; Rev. Frederick Ford and
Mrs. Ford, from Ditto • Baron Wessenberg, from ditto ; John
Longo, ,Esq, and Mar fAinge, frem Long's Hotel, Clittbrd and
Bond.etreets, for Norwich; Hon. A. Jocelyn, from ditto, for
Lord Bolton's, Hackworth ; (t. W. Tobin, Esq., from ditto for
Devon E. Cotton, Esq., from ditto, for Surrey ; (i. Bogle, Esq.,
from ditto, for the Depot, Maidstone* It. Franklyn, Esq., hom
ditto, for Herts ; Captain Coglan, for Hants; J. Wake.
field, Esq., for Shepperton.

TO C. X.

See the Evidence of Marmont'r Aide-de-Camp In the Times of

Dcc. 7.

The tenderness for one like thee,
Alt other tenderness surpasses;
Thou man of mighty butchery
Whose mandate was 114:w down in MAWS!"
Spitler of blood without compeer!
Long-with thy shame the earth shall ring;
masses be the massacre!"
0 Christian-0 most Christian King/
Thou monarch of the gory crown!
Fallen is the pride that tower'd undoubting
The God of Vengeance hurl'd thee down—•
And all the universe Is shouting!

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

Ox roan, the. I.—Thureday the following Degrees
Were conferred :

MASTERS ON ARTS.
William /teatle, Queen's, Grunt Compounder.
George William /lope, Christ Church.
George William Newnlistm, Scholar of Corpus,
Rev. Thom* Barton
Rev. Stair Douglas. lla
SACOSI.ORS OF Ans.
Henry William Barrow Milan Queen's.
William Henry Vitriderstegen,lßrazen.Nwc
liuliday Dickvn.
John Wise Wailham.
John Vaulhan, Worcester.
1.1 Thomas
Thomas Timothy'Lane Raylift; St. John's.
Samuel Whichlon, Lincoln.
Jonathan James Toogood,/
Oaßiot
John Edward Walker,
James H. Talbot, Pembroke.
John William Thomas,/ motto,.
Slater Thomas, '
PCCLEUIASTICAL PREFRIOUNTS.

The Rev. George Burtnester, AL A. of Balliol College,
has been instituted to the Rectory of Little Oakley, Essex,
The Rev. Q. Buck, B. A. late of St. Edmuud•ball, in
this University, to the Rectory of St. Stephen's, Bristol,
v,)id by the death of the Rev. E. C. Greville; patron, the
Lord Chancellor.

The Rev. T. W. Gage, M.A. to the Vicarage of
flighain Ferrari, and the Rev. R. A. flannafard, to the
Vicarage of Irtillingborough, .Northamptonwhire, both
vacant by the death of theitev. C. W. Maliin ; patron,
Earl Filswilliam.

The Rev, S. B. Ward, B.A. of Csitts College, Cam•
bridge, to the Rectory of TelTont wins, Wilts.
The Marquis of Anglesea has been pleased to appoint,
as one of his Excellesicy'a Chaplains, the Rev. J. W.
King, M.A. Chaplain to Charles the Second Hospital,
Oxmantown, and eldest .on of Sir Abraham Thadley
King, Dart.