The Sun.
London, England, 1825-05-28 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

• OiYOU.D, I'IAY 27'"Congtegfttions will be holden for the
Purpose of granting Graces, and conferring Degrees, on the fol-
lowing days in the ensuing term, viz.—Thursday, June 2,
Thursday 9, Thursday I6,and Thursday 30 ; Tuesday, July
.5, and Saturday 9. No person sill, on any account, be admit.
ted as a candidate for the Degree of B.A. or M.A., or for that
'of 8.C.L.„, without proceeding through Arts, whose name is
`tot entered in the Vice-Chancellor's book, before nine o'clock
'of the evening preceding the day of Congregation. The Con-
Motion to be holden on Tuesday, July 5, at 10 o'clock, is
solely for the purpose of admitting inceptors to their Regency.
On Saturday the 21st inst. being the last day of Easter Term,
ine following Degrees were conferred :
Bacimost I e DIVINITY.—Rev. Marlow Watts Wilkin-
Int, Worcester College.
iilarriens OF ARTS.—Elborough Woodcock, Oriel, Grand
.s,Pounder ; Edmund Currie, and Ambrose Barber, Wad.
ham ; Rev. Henry Stevensriel ; Rev. Robert Lloyd Anwyl
4toberts, Jesus ; William ,Battiscombe, Pembroke.
r, BAC:NEI-ORS OF ARTS.—Rich. C. Champion, Magdalen,
Hobert
Compounder; Matthew Robert Scott, Exeter; Henry
. Harrison, and George Harrison, Lincoln ; Charles
irder Stephens, St. Mary Hall ; James Peter Rhoades, Wad-
i ; Augustus Bernard Handley, Humphrey Pountney,
tr'l Frederick Leicester, Queen's ; John Markham, and Wil-
m Rice Markham, Christ Church ; John Priestley, Trinity;
ries Henry Magan, St. John's; Peter Titley, and Aaron
• Jesus.
n ,Wednesday, the first day of Trinity or Act Term, the
at."lng Gentlemen were nominated Masters of the Schools
tr- James Thos. Round, M. A. Fellow of Balliol ; Rev. C.
adrn,Student of Christ Church; Rev. Llewellyn
wellik_ini h 1 A. Scholar of Jesus.
11,..d the following Degrees were conferred :
ASTZIIS OF ARTS.—Daniel Keyte Sandford, Christ
salt.,/t., Grand Compounder; Rev. John Herbert, Wadham,
.0.,,3114 Compounder; Rev. Thomas Sweet Escott, Lincoln;
ileirtge_Percy Elliott, St. Mary Hall ; Rev. Thomas Burbank
Queen's ; Rev. Joseph Mends, Rev. John Mendham,
11 'Pe'''. John Henry Dawes, St. Edund Hall ; Rev. Chas.
let; L. EaumgarHten r,
and Rev. Charlesm Richard Ward, Magda-
Van ; William Gresl ey, Home, and Rev.
Pk. • Saunders, Students of Christ Church ; Frederick Barry
4?„,', Edward Bullock, Philip William Mure, and John
Item Christ Church ; John Cheales, Edward Elton, Arthur
liard-rdson, and John Huyslie, Brasenose • Rev. John
prune ng, Ralliol ; Rev. Edward Jones, Jesus ; joseph Lvsaght
Sint father, Rev. Thomas Commeline, and Rev. Thomas
elott Evans, St. Alban Hall.
firanlllU on or A Ts.—Sarribore Samuel Palmer, Exeter,
_
Enuatd„rlnPonnder ; John Odell, Christ Church, Grand Corn-
Exeter.- Lgarries Patrick Parry, and Thomas John Trevenen,
dirard; Ehoznaz Usmar, and Francis James Graham, Queen's;
Han ‘l7.ll„e.bli• Tompson„ and Robert Sanders, Alagdalen
'%rnuei Diu'atn Ellis Wall, Charles Verney Shuckburgh, and
ham •L'l"il Tolle?, Trinity - William May Ellis, Charles
aviPme„n Turner and John Justice, Christ Church; John
el., William liadnall, William Sergison, and John North,
raseno
Hatto ; John Gervas Hutchinson Bourne and William
tliv, I ton, Pembroke; Henry Towle, University; James
WElnterhot_ tom., and William Leyland Woods, St.
umund Riley Eatcourt, and Marwood Tucker,
Znola or 13alliol ; Hugh Vaughan, Charles blaybery,and
!,:!Ilotnas Llo I 1-; rtis y( , Jesus ; William Smith Dear, Wadham ; John
and HLaYward, Calvert Richard Jones, Philip Arden Cooper,
Han, 'l43' Pruen, Oriel; George Gordon Smith, St. Alban
Ec
ti,r..t sus_
icar. PREFERMENTS.—The Rev. James
`taxLA. of Christ Church, to the Rectory of Tetscomb
JNintsc Piddinahoe. in the diocese of Chichester.—The
C,The Rev. itincittl‘att,dAr..3l. to the Rectory of Southery, Norfolk.
cieZutidge. present Johnson, M.A. Fellow of Caius College,
d.
of t
to th e La, by the Masters and Fellows of that Re ctory of Lavenham, Suffolk, vacated by the
v J. Buck.

It
The; confidently stated, in the best informed
totoet.r.jeal circles, that Messrs. TERRY and YATES have be-
peetZe proprietors of the Adelphi Theatre, and much. is ex-
of ors
of
and management in conducting the
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PIIOCEEINNGS.

liOtJSE OF COMMONS.
Veneri.,_c27° die Maii, 1825.

MESSAGE from the LORDS—That they have agreed to—
' Levant Company Bill, St. Katharine's Docks Bill, Canter-
bury and Whitstable Railway Bill, Louth Improvement Bill,
and Old Stratford and Long Compton Roads Bill, without
• - amendment.

ROADS—Kilpatrick—Petition from New Kilpatrick, &c.,
-against—referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counsel or-
dered. Doncaster and Thorne—Petition from Inhabitants of
Thorne, against—to lie on the table. Mary-le-hone and
Finchley—Petition of Thomas Platt, against—referred to
the Committee on the Bill, Counsel ordered. Mahon and
Pickering—Bill read a third time, and passed.
NAVIGATION, &c.—Stour
lxcLostAtEs—Orsett (Essex), and
East Stanton (Lincoln)
DRAlNAGE—.Wainfieet Bills read a third time,
EQUITABLE hoax—Manchester and passed.
SMALL DEBTS (Scotland)
CUSTOMS AND EXCISE BONDS
COMPANlES—Commercial Banking (Scotland)—Bill reported,
to be ingrossed. London Portable Gas, and Hibernian Min-
ing—Further time granted to make Reports.
DOCKS—IsIe of Dogs—Bill read a third time, and passed.
Liverpool—Further time granted.
ESTATES—EarI of Hopetoun's—Bill read a second time, and
committed. Unett's--Bill reported, with amendments.
Birch's, and Tate's—Bills read a first time.
CANAL—Berks and Hants Junction, and Western Ship—Fur-
ther time granted.
Bats-rot. TowN DUES—Petitions from Birmingham, and
Worcester against—referred to the Committee on the Bill.

HARBouit, 6cc.„
—NVeymouth—Bill reported, to be ingrossed.
RAlLWAYS—Liverpool and Manchester—Further time granted.
Portland—Bill read a third time, and passed.
POOR HATES—Henley•upon- Thames—Further time granted.
SALMON FISHERY BlLL—Petition from Millers, &c. on the
Water of Leven, against—to lie on•the table.
COTTON MILLS REGULATION HlLL—Petitions from War-
rington and Bolton-le-Moors, against, and from Belfast, in
favour—to lie on the-table.
ELECTIVE FRANCHISE (Ireland) BlLL—Petition from Long-
ford, against—to lie on the table. Order for further consi-
deration of Report discharged.
COMBINATION LAWS—Three Petitions against, and One in fa-
vour—referred to the Select Committee.
DUNLEARY HARBOUR—Petition from Dublin, against—to
lie on the table.
LONDON COLLEGE
1 Bills read a first time.
Citunex LANDS EXCHANGE _ _ _

EPISCOPAL UNIONS BlLL—Order for Second reading di-
charged.
DECEASED DECEASED OFFICERS EFFECTS Bills ordered.
COLLEGE LAND .101LTGAGE

NOTICES of MOTIONS, •and ORDERS of the DAY,
which now stand on the ORDER-BOOK of the HOUSE
of COMMONS, for the ENSUING WEEK.
Mquday, May 30.
ORDERS OF THE DAT.
1. County Transfer of Land Bill-Committee.
•2. East India Judges Bill-Committee.
3. Customs Laws Repeal Bill-Further consideration of Repert.
4. Customs Management Bill-Further consideration of Re-
port.
S. Navigation Laws Bill-Further consideration of Report.
6. Customs Regulation Bill-Further consideration of Report.
7. Smuggling Prevention Bill-Further consideration of Re-
port.
8. Goods Warehousing Bill-Further consideration of Report.
9. Isle of Man Trade Bill-Further consideration of Report.
10. Registry of Ships Bill-Committee.
11. Colonial Intercourse Bill-Further consideration of Report.
12. Aliment of Prisoners (Scotland) Bill-Further considera-
tion of Report.
13. Quarantine Laws Bill-Third reading.
14. Church Rates (Ireland) Bill-Committee.
15. Juries Bill-Third reading.
16. Transports in the Colonies Bill-Third reading.
17. Exchequer Court (Ireland) Bill-Committee.
18. Judicature(Scotland) Bill-Further consideration ofR eport.
19. Lunatic Trustees Bill-Committee.
20. Survey of Townlands (Ireland)-Committee thereupon.
21. Shooting and Stabbing (Scotland) Bill-Committee.
22. Lunacy Traverse Bill.-Third reading.
23. London College Bill-Second reading.
24. The King's Message-Report thereupon.
25. Judges Salaries (England)-Committee thereupon.
20. Pirates Head Money Bill-Committee.
27. Supply-Report 25th April) [Postponed Resolution.]
28. Canada Tenures Bill-Third reading.
29. Felonies Counsel Bill-Second reading.
30. Wrongous Imprisonment Bill-Committee.
31. Small Tithes Bill-Report.
32. Supply-Committee.
33. Ways and Means-Committee.
34. Supply-Report (Grant to Mr. M'Adam).
35. Courts of Justice Building (Scotland) _Committee there.
upon.
36. Ex se on Sweets Bill-Third reading.
37. Excise Measures Regulation Bill-Committee.
38. Columbia Postage Bill-Committee.
39. Customs Bounties Bill-Committee.
40. Church Lands Exchange Bill-Second reading.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. Mr. Martin (of Galway)-Bill to amend Act 21 Geo. 3, for
regulating houses for the slaughtering of horses.
4. Lord Viscount Lowther-Bill to consolidate certain Turn-
pike Trusts in the County of Middlesex.
3. Mr. Goulburn-Remaining Irish Miscellaneous Estisnases.
(In Committee of Supply.)
[Last Day for receiving Reports of Private Bills.]
Tuesday, May 31.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

I. Mr. John Williams—To present Petition, complaining of
delays in the Court of Chancery.
2. Mr. Sftes—Reduction of the Duty on Soap and Tallow
Candles.

ORDERS Of' THE DAY.
1. Cotton Mills Regulation Bill—Committee.
2. British Consuls Bill—Committee.
3. Townland Boundaries (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
4. Labourers' Wages Bill—Second reading.
Wednesday, June 1.
ORDER 05' THE DAY.
St. Ohm (Hart-street) Tithes Bill—Second reading.
Thursday, June 2. •
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. Edmond Wodehouse—Motion for obtaining further in-
formation respecting the prices of Foreign Corp, through
the medium of His Majesty's Consuls abroad.
Friday, June 3.
ORDERS or THE DAY.
1. Customs Consolidation Act—Further consideration of Re-
port.
2. Moore's Divorce Bill—Committee.
3. Dunleary Harbour Bill—Further consideration of Report.
4. Distillery Bill—Further consideration of Report.
5. Mauritius Trade Bill--Second reading.
.• PRIVATE BILLS.
Second Readings for This Day.
Embankment (Ireland) Company, Brandt 's Naturalization,
Peter's Divorce, and Clowe's Estate.

THE ARMY.—It is rumoured that a brevet
will take place forthwith, including the following
ranks and dates :
To be Generals—Lieutenant-Generals of 1811 and 1812. To
be Lieutenant-Generals--Major-(ienerals of 1812 and 1813.
To be Major-General—Colonels of 1814, 1815, 1818, and 1817.
To be Colonels—Lieutenant-Colonels of 1811. To be Lieute-
nant-Colonels—Majors of 1812. To be Majors—Captains
of 1868.

The three Regiments of Middlesex Militia assembled yes-
terday for training at the following places :—The Westminster
Regiment, commanded by Colonel Clitheroe, at Brentford ; the
Eastern Regiment, Col. Wood, at Hampstead ; the Western
Regiment, Col. Bayly, at Uxbridge. The whole made a very
fine appearance.

THE LATE Mn. BAHTLEMAN.—We sincerely
regret to find that the three sisters of this Gentleman, who was
so great an ornament to the Musical 'World, were severely dis-
appointed in the patronage which they expected at their recent
Concert at the Hanover-square itoems. The Concert was un-
luckily fixed on one of the days when the Epsom Races took place,
and of course many of the higher patrons of their brother could
not be expected to return in time. The very long and severe
illness of Mr. BARTLEMAN precluded him from professional
exertions for a considerable period, and we have reason to be-
lieve that his sisters were left in very limited circumstances,
rendered more so by the failure of the person who was to dis-
pose of his Uusical Library. We therefore sincerely hope that
Borne
e forwardand
sahnedw byth weihrom esteem he was
for
of the Noble Patrons of the Concert of Ancient Music,
of which he was
c Powerfulcome
asupporter,
so much admired, wrll
his memory by a liberal contribution in favour of his disap-
pointed
were not indemnified for the
expencfs attending their ill-fated Concert.
pointed relatives, who, we fear,

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