The Sun.
London, England, 1822-01-18 00:00:00

P 0 E R Y.

MODERN WHIGS.
ON TJIE LATE JAMES PERRY ESQ. •
When PERRY propp'd of Mims the sinking cause,
If wrong hikviews, his manner gain'd applause,
And e'en opponents would allow his pen
Denoted that he liv'd with well-bred men ;
But now the language that hiS Party use
Seems g,ather'd from St. Giles's and its stews :
4s coarse in phrase as misellieirotts in. aiin,
The Wiwas and RADICALS arc just the same.

UNIVERSITY I NTE LLIGENCE.

CAsrumncr, J. 17.—The Rev. C. J.' Blomfleld,
of Trinity college, Rector of St. Botolph's; BiShopsgate, and of
Chestcrford, Es e--x, has been collated, by the Lord Bishop of
London, to the archdeaconry of Colchester, vacant by the death
of the venerable Joseph Jefferson. Samuel Fennell, Esq: B.A.
of Queen's college, was on Saturday last elect-.3d •a -Fellow of
that society.
The following gentlemen were ordained by the Lord Bishop
of Lincoln, in tile church- at BUckden, on • Sunday, the 13th
instant:- •

DEACONS.
Theodore l3onwens, B.A. Merton college, Oxford. -
John Balfour Majenis, B.A. St. John's college, Cambridge.
Chas. Smith Bird, B.A. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge,
John Barlow, B,A. Scholar of Trinity College, Cambridge,
Win. Whitmore Greenway, S.C.L. rinity hall, Cambridge.
Edward Irish, Magdalen college, Cambridge.
Basil Beridge, late of Magdalen college, Oxford.
Andrew Donald, St. John's college, Cambridge.

PRI EST.
Henry Rycroft, B.A. Trinity hail, .Cambridge.
.John Johnson Hoilson; B.A. St. Maryhall, Oxford.
Thomas Pearse, B.A. St. John's college, Cambridge.
Jas. Boardman Cartwright, B.A.,Queen7s college, Cambridge.
Joseph Doclsworth, Lincoln college, Oxford.
Charles Thomas Gladwin, S.C.L. Jesus college, Cambridge.
Charles Sheffield, B.A. Christ church; Oxford.
William Mellard, Magdalen college, Oxford.
Henry
.John Gunning, B.A. Balliol college, Oxford.—(Letters
Dimissory from the Bishop of Peterborough.)

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, JAN. 17.
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.-STATE,OF THE ODDS.

BY.
9to 1 ugst C-. out of SycOrax 10 to 1 agst c. out of Landscape
11 to 1 Agst N10r(..-Alus • 1G to 1 agst,St4mford
14 to 1 agst Plover . . ' 20 to 1 agst Any other.
15 to 1 agst Aquilina .

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5 to 1 agst Parasol f. 7 to I agst Cat
6to 1 agst f. out of Reserve Bto 1 agst Meteora f.

2 to 1 a.gst Stag

'NEWAI ARH ET STAKES.
I sto 1 agst Stainford.
ItiDDLESWORTII.
• 3(0 1 agst Plover.

HUNTING INTELLIGENCE. . . • •
TIEETF,NGS FOR THE ENSUING WEEK..
The. Croxton Hounds, on Monday, at Caxton Turnpike ;
Wednesday, at Sandy Warren ; and on Friday, at Haley Wood.
The East Essek and Thurlow FoZ-hounds•,`on •Monday, at
Thurlow Hall ' • Tuesday, at Fulmer Plough ; • Thursday,
at Denston Church ; and on Saturday, at FoppinkhOe
The Ludlow Subseription Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at
'Awes Coppice;' and on Friday, at Siefton Forest.
The Cheshire Hounds, On Monday; at Darnlian ; Wednes,
day, at Tarpogq
.Town..rnd'; and on Saturday, at Eartinton
Heath. , • . . • _ _

Sit. _Richard .Pulestnn's Hounds, on Monday, at Hanmer
Hall ; and on Thursday, at Tv/ernlows.

THE THEATu E..-LSuch alterations' and modifi-
cations have taken place hi the new play of The'
Pirate, at Drury Lane Theatre, that it dast night.
was received throughout With general and warm
applause. The grand spectacle of The CgrOna-
tion followed, for the hundreth- time, and; in con-
sequence of this unprecedented success of the
same piece in the same season, two gentlemen of
the Committee, the llon. GEORGE LAMB, and Mr.
RoniSs, we understand, gave an elegant cold
collation, with Champaign, &c. &e.to 'the. Per-
formers, and some private friends last night in
the Green Room. This liberal refreshment'en-
abled GATTIE, the indefatigablehero of Monsieur
Tonson, and the rest of the Performers, to sustain
their parts with additional spirit and increased
effect in that popular farce.