The Sun.
London, England, 1824-02-07 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

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Canon
Oxrostn, FEB. 6.—The Rev. Samuel Smith, D.D. and
of that Society, vacant by the promotion of the Rev. Dr. Hali
of Christ Church, has been appointed to the Deanery
to the Deanery of Durham.
On Tuesday last the Rev. A. Grayson, M.A. having been
previously presented by the Provost and Society of Queen's
as admitted Principal of St. Edmund Hall, with the
Cuse:tiae was ceremonies, by the Rev. Dr. Hall, Vice-Chancellor.
Saturday, January 31, the following Degrees were con-
ferred

• mArrEns OF Ain't.
Edward Everett, Balliol College.
Rev. Robert Litler, Brazenose College.

BACHE L 0 R S OF ARTS.
Alexander Goode, Pembroke College.
St. Vincent Reene Hawkins Whitshed, Esq. Ch. Ch.
Thomas Henderson,
Augustus Short, Students of Christ Church.
razse College.
George Augustus Legge.
Granville John Penn, Christ Church.
Hon. John George Charles Fox Strangways, Christ Church.
Robert Wickham, Christ Church.
Edward Duncombe, Milner Colquitt, St
Beno llege
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EccLiSteSTICAL pRE,EumiNTs.
A Dispensation has passed the Great Seal enabling the Rev.
James Hartley Dunsford, of Wadham College, in this Univer-
sity, to hold the Vicarage of Frampton-upon-Severn, with the
Rectory of Fretherne, both in the county of Gloucester.
The Rev. Charles Bradley, of High Wycombe,
presented
by the Lord Bishop of Gloucester to the valuable Rectory of
Glassbury, Breconshire.
The Rev. Mr. Thurgar, of Norwich, elected Curate of High
Wycombe.
The Rev. Edwin Edwards, A.B. to the Perpetual Curacy of
Ashiield-with-Thorpe, Suffolk; patron, Lord Henniker.
The Rev. W. B. Cosens has been collated by the Lord
Bishop of Salisbury to the Rectory of Monckton Parley, Wilts,
on the resignation of the Rev. Michael Rowlandson.
The Rev. George Norris was, at the last Wells Sessions,
appointed Chaplain to Wilton House of Correction.
The Rev. John Briggs, to the Rectory of Southmeer, Nor-
folk.

The Rev. H. M. Say, to the Vicarage cf Iwerne :Minster.
Dorset.
The Rev. Hugh Ralph, M.A. to the Scotch Church, Old.
ham-kreet, Liverpool.
The Rev. C. E. Hutchinson, to the united Vicarages of Bed.
dington corn Firle, Sussex, vacant by death of the late Arch.
deacon of Lewes.

The Rev. A. P. Kelly, M.A. of Caius College, Cambridge,
has been presented by the Bishop of Chichester, to the Living
of Li ttleh ampton.
The Hon. and Rev. Henry Stopford, to the Archdeaconry of
Leighlin, in diocese of Ferns.
The Right Hon. the Earl Stanhope has appointed the Rev.
Joseph Gedge, 31. A. of Jesus College, vicar of Humberstone,
Lincolnshire, to be one of his Lordship's Domestic Chaplains.

DEATH OF SIR FREDERICK FLOOD, CART.—
We lament to state that this distinguished cha-
racter is no more. At six o'clock on Sunday
evening, the Ist. instant, terminated the long and
useful life of this worthy Baronet, not more
known than lamented. Sir FREDERICK FLOOD
was Custos Rotularum of the county of Wexford,
which county he represented in the Imperial Par-
liament, as long as be found it convenient, at his
advanced period of life, to engage in the arduous
duties of a Statesman. He also sat in the Irish
House of Commons during three successive Par-
liaments. In each he maintained that dignity
and independence of character which he was so
remarkable for in every station of life. Sir FRE-
DERICK has left one daughter (FRANCES, wife of
JOHN HARWARH JES3OP, Esq. of Doory Hall,
county of Longford ; and York-place, Portman-
si'uare, London), to whom he has bequeathed the
whole of his real and personal property.
FRANKFORT, JAN. 29.—M. F. Murhard, who
was arrested at Hanau, as we have already mentioned, by order-
of the Hessian Government, was then removed with a strong
escort of Hessian Gendarmes to Cassel, where he is confined
in the citadel. It is affirmed, that 'rigorous measures have been
adopted towards him, and that he is not only prohibited from
writing and receiving letters, but that even the use of books is
denied him.

Letters from Oporto of the 20th of January
mention a very unjust proceeding by the Camara
of that place towards the merchants.' By the
existing laws respecting the importation of corn,
foreign wheat was admitted, if the price of the
Alquive was 1,000 reas ; and the averages are
taken weekly. The return of the 10th of Jan.
was below, hut that of the 17th above, the pre-
scribed price; the Camara, however, of their
own authority, annulled the latter average, and
the merchants, consequently, who had large car-
goes waiting at Vigo, could not bring them to
Oporto.