The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-14 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, MAY 14.—At a congregation on Wednes-
day last the following degrees were conferred :
BACHELOR IN DIVINITY.
Rev. David Jones, Queen's College.
MASTERS OF ARTS.
Samuel Best, King's College.
Rev. Theodore Duty, Pembroke College.
Septimus Dawes, Caius College.
BACHELORS OF ARTS.
Lewis William Sampson, Fellow of King's College.
Charles Powell, Trinity College.
Robert Moulton Atkinson, St. John's College.
William Biscoe, Queen's College.
James Sanders, Queen's College.
Arthur Mackeson Parkinson, Jesus College.
. .

The Rev. Peter Debary, M.A. Senior of Trinity Col-
lege, has been presented, by the Master and Fellows of
that Society, to the rectory of Orwell, in this county,
vacant by the death of the Rev. J. H. Renouard, M.A.
The Rev. Beedam Chailesworth, B.A. Scholar of
Trinity College, has been presented, by the Master and
Fellows of that Society, to the vicarage of Darfield, York-
shire, vacant by the cession of the Rev. C. W. Le Bas, M A.
The Rev. John Nelson, M.A. was last week instituted
to the rectory of Dunham Parva, Norfolk, on the presents-

tion of J. Goldson, Esq. of East Dereham.
The Rev. Henry Heigham, M.A. has been instituted
to the rectory of Bradfield Combust, Norfolk, on the pre-
sentation of the Rev. Henry Hated, M.A.
The Rev. G. J. Assheton Drake, B.A. Scholar of St.
John's College, is appointed domestic chaplain to the
Right Hon. the Baroness De La Zouche.
The examination of the candidates for Tyrwhitt's Hebrew
Scholarships will commence on Wednesday, the 25th inst.

DISASTERS IN TEIE LATE GALE,

THREE CREWS DROWNED.

HORNSEY, MAY 10.-1 have to inform you about
four, P.m., on Sunday, a large brig, coal laden, came
to the strand between Cowden arid Mapleton, and
immediately went to pieces ; all the crew were
drowned before any assistance could arrive at the
spot. The brig Hero, of Shields; Andrew Morrison,
master, brought up at anchor without the surf, at
about the same time. At about one, A. at., this
morning, the smne brig (the Hero) came ashore at
low water. The crew, eleven in number, were
saved, and landed in their small boat, near Cowden ;
the brig immediately broke into small pieces. At
one, A. Si. the brig Thomas and Alice, of Sunder-
land, William Hutchinson, master, coal laden, came
ashore at Ilornsey, and immediately went to pieces,
the masts only being saved. The crew were saved,
and came on shore on a piece of the wreck. At
the same time the galliot De Illizzing, De Jerison,
master, also came to the strand and broke up. The
master alone was saved, and came to the land in a
very exhausted condition, being washed ashore
amongst pieces of the wreck. It has blown a tre-
mendous gale the whole of yesterday and last night,
and I am fearful many vessels are ashore along the
coast.

BRIDLINGTON QUAY, MONDAY MORNING.—A
Scotch sloop has just come on shore with a signal of
distress in her rigging, particulars unknown ; the
crew haVe not yet got from her. The whole of the
fishing boats at File were driven on shore yester-
day, and mostly destroyed; the sea there was most
tremendous.—LWTe are informed by an eye-;witness
that two sloops were seen to go down, by the pas-
sengers on the coach, immediately after its leav-
ing Bridlington Quay, at eleven o'clock, yesterday
morning.]
(FURTHER PARTICULARS.)
BRIDLINGTON Qu kY, MONDAY EVENING.—The
vessel we reported this morning, without the name,
proves to be the Repute, Bradley, of Alloa, frost
Goole to London. At Cowden, yesterday, at five P.M.
a large brig, name unknown, came to the strand and
immediately broke up; the crew, consisting of about
nine persons, were seen to perish.
At one A.M. two vessels were -reported on shore
at Horney, neither of which held together fifteen
minutes; one proved to be the Thomas and Alice,
of Sunderland, William Hutchinson, the master of
which, was the only individual saved out of a crew
of himself and seven others ; she was coal laden.
The other proved to be the De 1-I(fitimg, a Dwellgalliot,
galliot, De Jerison, master; he was the only person
saved and he came on shore 'led to 'a, plank.
time anal
another
ga
aslhot Came on shore nearly exhausted.
This crew consisted of his t‘vo: goes and the mate
at A.twick, laden with oil cake ; crew saved.—
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