The Sun.
London, England, 1823-02-24 00:00:00

iRTELLIGENCE.

ONFORI), FED. 22.—0 n Thursday the following Degrees
were conferred

MASTERSO;' MlTS.—William \Min Stephens, Esq. St.
Mary-hall, Urand Compounder; Rev. 00041, BOW Cal.:
lege, Urand Compounder; Rev. James Thomas Round, Fel-
low of Balliol College ; Rev. Frederic Winstanley, St. Alban
liali; Rev. Joshua Stratton, and Rev. John Walker, Chap-
hies of New College.
BACHELORS or ARTS.--Rev. Thomas W ilkinson, Queen's
College, incorporated from Dublin ; David Smith Stone,
Exeter ollege ; Thomas Littlehales, Student of Christ Church;
Lewis Tugwell, Brazenose College ;
The Rev. James Buchanan, Wadham College, was admit-
ted Master of Arts.

ECCLESIASTICAL PREIrEtISIENTS.—On the 7th instant,
the Rev. Ucorge &obeli, DI). was instituted by the Lord
Bishop of Oxford to the Rectory of Henley.upon.Thames, in
this county, vacant by the death of the Rev. Edward Townsend;
M.A, upon the presentation of the Lord Bishop of Rochester.
The Rev. Mathew 3larsh, B.D. Chancellor of the diocese of
Sarum, to the Prebend of Beaminster Prima, Dorset, found.
ed in Salisbury Cathedral. The Earl of Aylesford. has been
pleased to present the Rev. Carew itlersr, of Sidney College,'
Cambridge, Domestic Chaplain to his Rival IlighnesS the
Duke of Clarence, to the 'Vicarage of Bick&nhill, Warwick.
shire , vacant by the death of the late Rev. William Bree.

We hear that, in the House of Lords this thy,
in addition to the questions or the Marquis of Lansdown touch-
y/ o means to disclaim that
touch-
ing our foreign relations, another subject is likely to attract the
lam
attention of their iships—namel, the -presentation- of the
Hereford Petition by Earl Somers,
part which reflects upon Ministers.. A warm debate is ex.
pected.—ln the House of Commons, Mr. Brownlo iv is ex-
petted to present the remaining one of the two dozen Petitions
remitted to him from the county of Armagh, respecting the
establishment of the Jesuits in Ireland.—:(Norning Paper.)
The Rev. Dr. JouNsoN, Vicar of Wisbechs
and formerly of Wymeswould, in this county, has vested one
hundred poqtals stock in the new four per cents, in the names
of three Gentlemen of Wymeswould,that the Interest thereof
may be laid out in the purchase of Bibles, Testaments, and
Prayer Books for the porn of that Par4/4—( Leicester Jour.
sad, Feb. 21.)

We understand the late storm has been very
destructive to the herds of deer in this country. We are
sorry_ to hear that the fine park of deer at Paumure, the seat of
the lion. WILLIAM MAU LE, have experienced its fatal effects,
some hundreds of them have died, and what remains are much
injurel.-I—(Edinburgh Courant, Feb, 20.)
Ott Monday morning last, about two o'clock,
the Preventive-boat off Humble fell in with a smuggling
vessel, which, after being bparded by the setter of the Proven-
tive-boat, was rescued by three other gallieS. A theariu, poor
setter was thrown overboard to swim on shore.

CHANGE OF QUARTERS OF Tup FOOT GUARDS.

°RENAMED- Otranns.—The thl Battalion will move to-
morrow from the Tower of London to Lower NVestminster, and
occupy the Buckingham-house, Kensington, and Magazine
Barracks.
The 3d Battalion . will proceed froM Knightsbridge to the
King's-Mews Barracks. •
COLDSTREAM GuAtips.—The Ist Battaliob will Match to-
morrow from the King's Mews to the Tower of London.
The 2tl Battalion will move. from Portman-street Barracks
to Knightsbridge Barracks, and that part of Upper Westmin-
ster most contiguous thereto.
Titian Guanna:-=-The Ist Battalion will proceed to-
morrow from Lower Westminster to Portman...street Barracks,
and that part of Upper 'Westminster most contiguous thereto.