The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-21 00:00:00

'GLtITY;

GREEN FENNEL.

IN THE STYLE or I_UBGitN SIMPLICITY.

Young 'To M had a best coat—a smart Nankeen waistcoat—;
A teat pair of black, Spanish pumps ;
lle knows that his mother will make a great pother,
If over the kennel he jiton ps.

'Twas morning, 'twas Sunday, znd surely on one day

A lad may give over hii pranks;
He trudg'd off to chapel, deyourioA an apple,
Fotr which he gave grand ,papa th;nks.

lie cline to a kennel, choak full of green fennel,
• The water it ran in a flnod ;
Says he, who'll discover it, now I'll jump over
Souse he went into-the mud.

His Mot her she thntnp'd him, and Hannah she purnp"dhillij
iii,Surday cioaths taking away ;
And when, in the
.1-iolidays, others had jolly days,

G;lve him no peg-top to play.

A'trick that for fun is meant, brings its own punishment,
I'onuny is left in the lurch,
Stripti'd of his Sunday deaths, sent in his Monday cloaths,
Crying to afternoon church.

oxroßD, JAN. 18.

On Tuestl#, the first_day of Lent Term, the (oh-
lowing gentlemen were admitted to decrees

M.isters of Ares.—The Bev. J. Harris, of St.
John's College ; the Rev. C. 'Williams, of Ne-Av
College ; and Mr. T. C. Hiucks, of Brazen-nose
College.
B ichelors of Arts.—The Rev. F. Rawdon, of
Exeter College ; Mr. J. Eagles, of Wadham Col-
lege; Mr. .N. W.:Senior, of Magdalen College.;
Mr. J. T. Drake aid Mr. J. Foley, of Bri.iz':m-nose
College; and Mr. D. G. Davis, of Pembroke Col-
lege.
On Thursday, The Rev. J. Maddy, M. A. and
Student in Divinity, of Jesus College, and one of
his Majesty's Chaplains in Ordinary, was admit-
ted Bachelor and Dr. in Divinity. The Rey. J_
Bond, M. A. and Student in Divinity, of Corpus
Chri,ti College, was admitted Bachelor of Divinity.
The Rev. J. W. Niblock, of St. Edmund Hall, and
Mr.G. Hornby, of Brazen-nose College,were admit-
ted Bachelor of Arts.

Yesterday, the Rev. J. Bond, Bachelor in Divi-
nity, of Corpns Christi College, and Ciraphin to
the Cainbtidge, was admitted to the de-
gree of Doislor in Diviwy.

The principal inhabitants of Old Bond-street have
adopted a plan for the security of thetnslves and
their property during the night, which we hope will
be followed by every parish throughout the in2tro-
polis. Two patroles are to be sworn in special
stAles. They are to be
_provided with a cutlass,
quarter staff, a rattle, and a great coat. They are
to remain on duty from the preent time till the 3d
of May, unlts,s Padilment should in the inreru
devise a more effe‘ttual plan.
.They are not to in-
terfere in p; irate quarrels or broils, which may be
employed as means to draw them from their day,
and
.are not to leave the street during the allotted
LOW'S. Mr. GEORGE SILENCE is the treasurer ; and
the subscription is only a shilling a week
...irom each
inhabitant, which it is supposed will be a sufficient
fuud.

'CORN-EIiCIIANGE,
,JAN. 2.2,-IVe hive to-day-
considerable further arrivals of Wheat, and be trad'a
again extreme -heavy in sales, at sumewbat lower
pt ices ; Barley likewise lower, excepting fine ; 'Wit
and White Pras scarcely 1-zeeis their pike, as also
Beans of each description ; we have likewise con-
siderable fresh arrivals of Oats, and this trade i,i quot-
ed cheaper; Flour is heavy sale at Mondays reduc-
tion of ss. per sack ; a very few sales made at the
top price.
Wheat 545 a 72S a roes' Tick Beans (new) 4os a 475
Fine ditto - - tc6s a 1 as , Ditto (tine uld) -46 s a szs
Rye - - - scs a 5:-, (Ws - -24 s a 2.3 s a 3.5
Barley - - 3-is a 4.!,k l'oland ditto - 32.5 a3O
Malt - . -76 s a a 45 Potatoeditto - 375 a 391
WhitePeas,boilers 7es a zs i Rape Seed - - 6,1. a 6st.
Grey ditto - - 545 a 6cs Fine Flour - - qos a ",54
Beans . - - 485 a 565 1 Seconds - - - 805 a 90.8