The Sun.
London, England, 1823-10-10 00:00:00

1) EA CO NS.

Charles Broughton Dod, B.A. Christ College, Cambridge.
William navenport, ILA. St. Peter's College, Cambridge.
Joseph Clay, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge.
R. lownsend Psssingham, ILA, orcester College, Oxon.
Henry Allen, B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge.
Thomas Powell Browne, B.A. St. Edmund Hall, Oxford.
Samuel Brotuhead Ward, B.A. Otitis College, Oxford.
George Paul
H Belcher, B.A. Worcester College, Oxford. .
H Thomas Hartshorn Harding, B.A. Wadham College, Oxfordi
John Mucklesion, B.A. Christ Church, Oxford.
David Birds, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridge.
John Wickes Tomlinson, B.A. Trinity College, Oxford.
George Woodcock, ILA. Trinity College, Oxford.
George Boodle Clare, B.A. Worcester College, Oxford.
Humphrey Jackson, B.A. St. JohretiCollege, Cambridge.
Thomas Nichol', Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
John Fleming. ' Thomas Potter.
Lewis Roberts. • John Lloyd' Richards.
George Dodsworth. • Robert Holmes.
Martin Gilpin. John Ebdell.
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Thomas hinerey. William Hough.
PRIEST'.

Robert Vanbrugh Law, B.A. St. Peter's College, Cambridge.
John Curwen. , .
W. A. Cave Browne Cave, B.A. Ilmmose College, Oxford.
Napier Duncan Sturt, Christ College, Cambridge.
Nicholas German, B.A. Oriel College, Oxford.
Jas. Streynshaw Master, B.A. Ralliol College, Oxford.
Geo. Hunter II ughea, B.A. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.
Fletcher Fleming, St. John's College, Cambridge.
Hen. Sanderson Fisher, B.A. Catherine Hall, Cambridge.
John Winn, ILA. St. John's College, Cambridge.
Thomas llinde, B.A. Jesus College, Cambridge.
James Flordern, B.A. St. Mary's Hall, Oxon.
Richard Wood, B.A. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.
Wm. John James, B.A. St. Peter's College, Cambridge.
James Hargraves, 8.A.-St.-John's college, Cambridge.
Isaac Bowman, .141vIes Dixon.
John Richard Rushton. Edward Freeman Parsons.
James George *Milner. Jacob Robson.
Richard Baty. William Bradshaw. • ,
Geo. Whitehead Bower. George Whitlock.
The Rev. Robert Vanbrugh Law, D.A. of St. Peter's Col.
lege, is collated; by, the Lord Bishop of Chester, to the vicarage
of Waverham, Cheshire.
The Rev. John Curwen is instituted, by the Lord Bishop of
Chester, to the Rectory of Harrington, In the county of Cum-
berland, on the presentation of John Christian Curwen, Esq.
M. P.

The Rev. Fletcher Fleming is licensed, by the Lord Bishop
of Chester, to the perpetual curacy of Lorton, in the county of
Cumberland, on the nomination of the Earl of Lonsdale.
The Rev. Samuel Sherw.en is licensed, by the, Lord Bishop
of Chester to the perpetual curacy of !lower in the county of
Cumberland,llm on the nomination of the Burl of Lansdale.
The Rev. Henry Sanderson Fisher, B.A. is licensed, by the
Lord Bishop of Chester, to the perpetual curacy of Arkentiale,
in the county of York, on the nomination Of the Rev. Andrew
Cheap, Vicar of E.'nareshorough.
The Rev. Richard Wood, B.A. of Corpus Christi .College,
is licensed, by the Lord Bishop of Chester, to the perpetualcuracy of Askrigg, in the county of York, on the nomination
of the Rev. John Brasse, Vicar ofAisgartli.
The Lord !Bishop of Lincoln has collated the Rev. IL V.
Bayley, 111. A., Subtlean of that diocese, to the archtleaconry of
Stow..

The Rev. John Sheepshanksol.A., has been instituted to
the perpetual curacy of Torquay, in the county of Devon.
The Rev. George Orgill Leman,'lll.A., was, on Friday last,
licensed to the perpetual curacy and parish-church of Steven,
Sufthlk, on the nomination of the Rev. N, T. 0. Leman.
The Rev. G. Itollestone, vicar of Stainton, Yorkshire, has
been presented, be the Duke of Newcastle, to the vicarage of.
Stainton, Lincolnshire,' vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr.

__is 'loyal' liightiesa the Duke of Sossyx
rived in his travelling carriage at the gun on Tuesday
evening, and afterwards honoured Mr. Brown with his earn-
piny at dinner in Trinity College. His Royal Highness pro-
ceA. ed soon after eight o'clock the following morning, to 31r,
Coke's seat at Holkham. We were happy to hear that his
Royal Highness appeared in very good -health, and had de.
rived much benefit front his Hanipshire trip. He had been
passing a fortnight at Barton Cottage, near Lymingten, the
beantitiii marine villa in the possession ofJohn Dent, Esq.,
M.P. for Lancaster. Ilia Royal Highness has lately' esper.,
rienced a severe loss in the death al' his foreign !secretary,Mr. Da Comte, whose eminent talents and, distinguished
worth had deservedly endeared hint to his Royal Patron.
Mr. Da Costa, some years ego, published a work upon
the Inquisition in Portugal, and no one was - better 'quail-
fled to throw a light on the proceedings of that infamous tribu-
nal, as lie had experienced a four years' captivity in its dun-
geons. :Jr. r. a Costa's crime, in the eyes of the inquisitors,
was his being a distinguished Member of the Masonic Fre-
ternity.--(Camirridge Chronick.)
ILLIIIIINATIoN or Tilt VENUS STrAn-PACKET.—
Weditesdel morning a large part/ of Ladles and Gentle-
men consisting of time friends of party,
Lenox, and the
Owners of the Venus, Margate eteant-packet, repaired on
board at the Tower, having received cards of invitation to join
a pleasant party and ball previously to that vessel heir g laid
up for the winter. Having received her company on board, she
proceeded down the River to Southend, and returned to the
Power in the evening, when the main deck, having been
previously covered with an awning and the sales lined with
the colours of all nations, it was most beautifully illuminated
by a crown, G. R., stars, and other eppropriate device:4
in variegated lamps,
under the superintendence of the Corn.
modore of his Majesty's coronation Fleet, who had been pre-
viouslY invited to become Master of the Ceremonies. nano_
ing was kept up until a late hour. The pleasure of the night,
however, had for -a short time received a severe shock ;
the party being informed that Mr. Wilkinsedoafrkl:corlehaotranl-htlilile,
and an Officer high in rank, in a Scotch regiutent, in going
ashore, had actually both fallen overboard, out of a water-
Imitannwisst boat, and
lanford tthheLinrithrtetbyeing extremely
4. however, to the ,utinien delight
of the whole party, both Gentlemen were got out of the river,
and again brought on board and put to bed, until their clothes
had been ,dried by the fire in the engine-room. The vessel
illuminated Inol a most pleasing erect, and caused many him:.
Bred persons to be collected on London Bridge, and in front of
the Customhouse, to look at ea novel a sight upon old Father
Thames.