The Sun.
London, England, 1822-07-05 00:00:00

MASTERS

Wm. Henry Roberts, King's
Rd. Arthur Roberts, Pet.
Andrew Burnaby, Jesus
Henry Blades, Trin.
Robert Brandt, Trin.
Mark. Henry Vernon, Trin.
John Wm. Trevor, St. Joh.
John Hodgson, Trin.
Wm. Anth. Fitzhugh, Trin:
Herbert N. Jarrett, St. Joh.
Whitworth Russell, St. Joh.
George Win. Tapps, Trin.
Henry Hubbard, Cath.
Roger Hesketh Formby, Jes.
Barnard Hanbury, Jes.
Thos. Robertson, St. Joh.
Edw. Rose Tunno, Trin.
Richard Skinner, Pet.
George Fred. Parry, Trin.
Bartholomew Goe, Cath.
G. Miles Cooper, St. Joh.
Joseph Cape, Clare.
Wm. Richardson, St. Joh.
Henry Southern, 'Trin.
Edin. Glyn Hammond, .Jes.
Robert Dalzel, Trin.

W. Farley Wilkinson, C.C.C.
Joshua King, Queen's
Edward John Ash, Chr.
Wm. Syd. Walker, Trin.
Wm. Mack. Praed St. Jon.
John Holroyd, . Cath.
Chas. John Helyar, St. Joh.
S. Fred. Milford, St. Joh.
Charles Smith, Pet.
Alex. Male. Wale, St. Joh.
Jas. Samuel Upton, Cath.
John Elijah Blunt, Trin.
Charles Porter, Caius
William Bradney, Trin.
John James Pemberton, Trio.
'William Brougham, Jes.
William Horton, St. Joh.
Joseph Dewe, Queen's
Adam Fitz-Adam, Chr.
Henry Burn. Green,
Reginald Rabett, Queen's
Arthur Brown, st. Joh.
Randall Ward, Trin.
Fred Ewan 13ushby, Pet..
John Littler, Pet.
Stephen Clissold, Clare
Chas. Benj. Tayler, Trip.

Wm. Hinaes Wyatt, Pemb.
Cornwallis Smalley, St. Joh.
Thomas Mills, Queen's

Robert Shnpson, Queen's
William Ward, Queen's
Rich. Remington, Queen's
Edward Stanley, St. Joh.
Daniel Nihill, St. Joh.

Edw. Duncan Rhodes, Sid. %trade Brown, Trin.
John Fisher, Sid: John Egremont, Trin.
Jesse Kitchener, Clare Francis Jefferson, Pet.
Thomas Thorpe, Trini) Tlioipas Newman, - Jes.
Wm. Joseph Bayne, Trin.. Jamei-Mrtedonald Jes.
Edward Bray, Pet. Branipton Gurdon, Emm.
Walter Strickland; Trin. Fred. Wm. Drewe, Trin.
.
At a congregation on Saturday last, the Rev. Harry Pearce;
M.A. Conduct of King's ColLge, and the Rev. A.E. Henshavi,
M.A. of Trinity College, were appointed Deputy Proctors.
The Rev. Edward Bushby, M.A. Fellow of St. John's Col.,
lege, and the Rev. Thomas Shelford, M.A. Fellow of Corpus
Christi College, were appointed Deputy Taxers.
On the same day James Parker Voules, of St. Peter's Col-
lege, was admitted Bachelor of Arts.
On Monday last Sir Ralph Abercrombie Anstruther, Bart.
of Trinity College, was admitted Honorary Master of Arts:
-Yesterday, John Spurgin, Esq. of Caius College, was admit-,
ted Licentiate in Physic.
John Commerell, Esq. of Trinity College, Was on the same
day admitted Master of Arts.
On Tuesday the 24 inst. Mr. John Wm. Gleadall, B.A.
was elected a Skirne Fellow of Catherine Hall.

The Rev. Thos. Calvert, B.D. Fellow of St. John's College,
and Norrisian Professor of Ditrinity, was yesterday presented,,
by' the Master and Fellows of that Society, to the Rectory of
llohne with the Vicarage of Ilolrue in Spalding Moore annexed;
vacated by the death of Dean Kipling.

PREFERMENT.--,The" Rev; George Sheter, A.M. Vicar of
Wilcot, Wilts, and Fellow of New College, Oxford, has been
presented by the Warden and Fellows of that Society to the
Vicarage of Marshfield, Gloucestershire.

TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN? JULY 2.
At the late Quarterly Examinations held in our Universit}i,
Premiums and Certificates were adjudged to the under named
Students :

Fox GENERAL ANSWERING.—CertOcates. to Upton,
Longheld, senior, (MountiforL,) Mr. Duffy, Mr. Blonag,
han, Savage, Marshall, Imus, (Joshua,) Sleater, Imus,
(Charles,) Stokes, senim ( William,) Coneys, West, Innis,
(William,) Berwick, Marlley,' Vance, Comerford, Grier ; and
Premiums to O'Fiaherty, Young, lmus., (George,) Hunt,
sen. (Percival.) Curran, lmus., (John,) Ferguson, 2dus., (Wil-
liam,) Mr. Hamilton, lmus., (Charles,) Flinn, Shaw, senior,
(George,) "Merry, Wynne, 3tius., (James,) Purdon, 3tius.,
(Thomas,) Day, jun., (Edward,) Murray, jun., (William,)
Murphy, 2dus., (Edward,) Lane, 2dus., (Richard,) Baker,
lmus. (William,) O'Donohue, sen., (John,) Maberly Gibson,
jun., (James.)
FOR ANSWERING IN SClENCE.—CertifiCateS to Mr. Wil-
mot, Quaine, Toleken, Franklin, Lang, Napier, Roche, 4tus,
(Jordan,) Mr. Hamilton, rims., (Thomas,) Mr. Bolton, Gregg,
2dus., (Treshatho Sause, Carson, Orpen, Moleswortli, O'Brien,
3tius., (James,) Mulligan ; and Premiums to Mr. Webber,
111‘Conchy, 3tius., (Peter,) Sloane, Todd, Herbert,
2das., (Henry A.,) Mahon, lmus., (Thomas,) Jack, Mr.
Mende, Mr. Pomeroy, De Butts, jun., (Geo.) Davison, Ryall,
3tius., (.John,) Howard, Martin, Robertson, jun., (Thomas,)
Donnelly, 3tius., (William.)
Fott ANSWERING IN CLASSICS. Cerites to Mr.
Murphy, 2dus., (Jeremiah) Mooney, sen, (Robert) Sloane,
Joy, Herbert, 2dus., Henry A.) Napier, O'Brien, lmus,
(Terence), Mr. Wood, 4tus., (George), Ur. Lawless, Wood-
ward, 3tius., (Jonathan Hamilton, 4tus.; (Richard) Kettle-
well, Baker, itius., Matthew) O'Beirne, 3tius., (Richard)
Leahy ; and Premiums to Mr. Wimot, M. Conchy, Johnson,
2dus., (Edward) Verschoyle, Smith, Its. (James) O'Beirne,
2dus., (Andrew) Mahon, lams., (Thomas) Potter, Mr. Meade,
Mr. Pomeroy, M'Caw, Disney, 3tius., (Edward) Nelson,
Brady, jun., (Thomas) Bingham, Robertson, jun., (Thomas)
M'Carthy, 4tius, (Charles.)

As a proof of the healthful state of the inha-
bitants of the City of London, which within its
walls contains ninety-seven parishes, we learn by
the last weekly Bills of mortality, that the num-
ber of deaths did not exceed fifteen.

DUEL.—Captain O'GRADY and Mr. JAMES
GRATTAN, both Irish County Members, had an
affair of honour lately, in consequence of a poll-
tical dispute. The former was attended by the
Hon. JOHN LOWTHER, as his second, and the
latter by the Hon. CHARLES HOWARD BUTLER
CLARKE. After au exchange of shots the seconds
interfered, and the parties shook hands before
they left the ground.

PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LQ,RDS, 'rxiur.sn,ty, JULY 4.

The House met at half Past:. four o'clock this
day.
Mr. Cliff presented the Annual Account of the St. Nicholas
Bay Company.-,Ordered to lie upon the table.
The Exchequer Otilces (Ireland) Bill, and the Welch Coals
Bill, wet e read a third time, and passed.
The Land Revenue (Ireland) Bill passed through a Com-
mittee, and was reported without Amendment.
Petitions against. the Corn Importation Bill were presented
by Lord Erskine, from the neighbourhood of the New Forest,
Hants; from Dunmow, Essex; five from Cornwall; and one
from Northumberland.—Ordered to lie upon the table.
The Fire- per Cents.. Contracts Bill was brought up from the
House of Commons by :11r. Brogden and other Members, and
read a first time.

The Earl of LAUDERDALE gave notice of his intention
to move the second reading oh the Juries (Scotland) Bill on
Tuesday.
cOADIERCE WITH SOUTH AMERICA.

The Marquis of lAA NSDO WN said, he had intended, if the
Noble Earl at the head of the Treasury had been in his place,
to have asked an important question respecting our Commercial
Relations with the States of South America ; but the Noble
Earl not being present, he proposed to ask the question either
to-morrow or on another day.
Adjourned till to-morrow (this day.)