The Sun.
London, England, 1823-01-24 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAT trAnn•rE 'lf ALL .Ilessrs. Green, II illyard, Knight,lo
Poole, Richardson, Rusby, Scrjeantson, Taylor, E. Wil.
son, T. Wilson - . - - - 10
JEW sCoLLEGE—Messrs. Bede/I Beevor,Csreless, Illaude 4
CIIIIIST COLLEGE--ATessra. Barger, Coil, Cullitt, Dod,
Dorington, Poxu)n, (3oggs, 'fallen, ffeigham, Kerrick,
King, Mayson, Miller, Oxenden, Palling, Pocklington,
Russell, Stoddart . -. " -
flicks,
31AnDALrNE COLL.—Messrs. 73ngsbasve, .3laddy,lB,18
Waring -
.. .. - - - 4
EarataNUl. COLLEGE—Messrs. Blakiston, Cory, Dwarris,
Foley, Gore, Harper, ilopkins, Osborne, Pigots, Thorold,
Wilson - .. . . _
- &r/ 1 ,
DEl—Sussex COL.-MN /Irs. Heighazn, Ilin4, Johnson 3
DOWNIXO COLLEGE-41.4ssrs. Gertien, Parker - 21

Peter Mason,'Eso. B.A. of St. John's College, is appointed
Assistant Master in the Royal Naval College, POrtsmouth,
in
the room of the Rev. Jonathan Cape, M.A. of Trinity College.
The subject of the Sectozian prize poem for the present year
Corne/int.
Tyraphites Ifeirew Scholaretiv.—The examination, for a
scholarship on this foundation will commence on Wednesday
the 7th of May next.
At a Congregation on Wednesday last, the following gentle-
men were admitted to degrees
MASTERS OF ARTS—Rev. Thomas Airey, of Trinity Col-
leg. e ; Rev. Francis D. Lempriere, of Trinity College.
BACIIELORS or Awes—Jas. Sumner, of Trinity College;
Allan Fielding, of Corpus Christi College.
At the same congregation a grace passed the Senate, " To
confirm the report of the Drainage Syndicate, dated January
B, 1B23; and to authorize the present Syndicate to superin-
tend, on the part of the University, the execution of the plan
of drainage therein recommended."
Dr. Clarke Whitfeld, Professor of Music in this University,
hßasoyhaleeAncaapdpenoilnyteodf
3Pirofusesksor for the study of the Organ, at the

SPORTITGINI---TI,LIGENCE.
Correct State of the Betting at
at WrsE's, One Tull Tave

TATTEItSALL'S yesterday, and
rn, Jermyn.street, last night.
It ET.

Cl 4

3 to 1 agst
4 to 1 agst Swap
9 to 2 agst Postburna

L 6to 1 agst Wanton
13 to 2 agst Aquiline
7 to 1 agst Ajax.
I 3 y.

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15 to 2 agst Emily
8 to 1 agst Fanatic
12 to 1 agst Webb
14 to 1 agst Talisman
14 to 1 agst Pantina
20 to 1 agst Sir W.3lilner's
21.1 to 1 agst Bro. to Dachas

25 to 1 agst 1.4 Egrern on t
Savertail
25 to 1 apt Ditto's Hannibal
25 to 1 apt c. out of Guilfora
30 to 1 apt LdDerbY'aFrederic
30 to 1 apt Troy.

OAKS.
. No alteration,
-DONtASTEft ST. Lrarß.
_
aglt"Arerwood 25 to 1 agst Armstrong
I agar "Fanny 30 to I agst Sir Edw. Dods.
I agst Fanatic
worth's c.
I agst Tinker 30 to I agst bro. to Violet.
I agst Barefoot 30 to I agst Honest John.
1 agst Palais Royale

HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.
MEETINGS OF-HOUNDS IN THE ENSUING WEEK.
H. ,Tolife, Esq.'s Fox-hounds, on Wednesday, at Caperril•
lage ; and on Saturday, at Somers-street.
The Surrey Fox-hounds, on Monday, at Reston ; Thurs.
day, at Ilichllesdawn ; and on Saturday, at Westerharn.
The Sanderstead Harriers, on Monday, Wednesday,.and Sa-
turday, at .the .Kennel.
The 'Worcestershire Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Fox on
Shipley Common; Thursday, at Highgate; and on Saturday,
at Chittington. •

CROCKSTRAD COURSING (CONCLUDED.)
WEDsrsimv, JAN. 22.
MATCHES FOR FIVE .SOVEREIGNS--(CONTINUED).
Mr. Danver'a Ye-ho beat Mr. Harrington's Tinker. Mr. Herd's Marplot beat Mr. Jones's Kingston b.
Frendergast's red b. beat Mr. Wolf's Sally.
Mr. Smith's wh. d. beat Mr. Anstruther's blk. b.
A SUBSCRIPTION STAKE OF 151.
Mr. Aldridge's Fly beat Capt. Jones's br. d.
Captain-S:mith's Marplot beat Mr. Mellish's Cossack.
Mr. Holmes' tan b. beat Mr. Weatheridl's Lance.
Mr. Noble's Pilot beat Mr. Francis's Skim.
TUE TIES.
Mr. Smith's Marplot beat Mr. Holmes's tan b..
Mr. Aldttlge's Fly beat Mr. Noble's Pilot.
TUE PRIZE.
Mr. Aldridge'a Fly beat Mr. Smith's Marplot, and won the
Stake.

CAMBRIDGE, ',IAN: 23.—Saturday last, being .Bachelors ef
Arts' Commencement, the following 213 Gentlemen were ad-
mitted to that degree:— a .
[NOTE—Vie ens are drra‘igtcl ,
KING,S COLLEGE— Messrs. Chapman, Hiune, Maturin 3
TRINITY.COLLEGE—AIesgro. Airy, Allan,
,Andrew, Bei- •
leaußuckle, Childers, Claridge, Drinkviater, Egremont,
Fie/d, Ifinbury, /lead. Howlett, Riff, Kempson, Lloyd,
Menteath, Methold, Moultrie, Myers, Parke, Paynter,
Pearson, Paene, l'etit, Phelps, Place, Bannon Itickatts,
Romillb Rothman, Sands,Sixer, S'trutt, J. Sumner
Sutcliffe, Tate, Torriano, Upton, Winning, itrrightson,
Wyndham, Yorke - - - - '43
ST. JOHN'S CoLLEGE.—MeaSrs. Armitstettd, Bainbridge,
Barber, Barringer, Benson, Birch, 131rkett, Bond, Boult-
bee, Bright, Bryan, S. BroWn, Cane, city, Clive, Collins,
Collyer, Cooper, Crick, Fowl's, Franklyn, Glover, Gray,
-Hamilton, Harkness, Harvey, Haymes, Runway, Hooper,
HoUlditch, Howarth Ibbetson, Jackson, Jeffreys, Jones,
Lane, Lutwidge, Afason, Maude May, Milner, Nunns,
Pea...-se, Pitman, Pruen, Scott, Sealy, Serjeant, Skilton,
F. G. Smith,. C. A. J. Smith, Stephenson, Stewart, 'Weis-
by, Wharton, White, Wilkinson, Wilson -59 S. PETEII'S COLLEGE—Messrs. Barton, Fisher, Hodgson,
Montgomery,Osborn, Palmer, Slrhitchurat, Williams 8
CLARE-HALL—Messrs. Backhouse, Chaplin, Dud bley, min, Fosbrooke, Pixell, Punnett, Semple., Wing - .9
PEMDROKE-11ALL.-411essrs. Blake, Brindley, Carlyon,
Cheales, Currie, Doughty, Jordan, Simpson, Williams 9
Carus Co LLEGE—Zlessrs. Ayre, Beauclerk, norton, Coffin,
Gray, Herring, Lewis, Salmon - Coap us Cita rs T r Cox, LEG E—Me3srs. Beevor, Brett, Ches-
fl
ruts, Dicken, Gay, Gillbam, Jeckeli, Leepingwell, Mack,
Marsh, blazon, Stewart -
QUEEN'S COLLEGE—Mt*r.S. CIOWeS, Gurney, Marshall,
Mason, Moverley, Aludge, Nicholls, Piper, Sandy*, Web-
ster