The Sun.
London, England, 1835-01-17 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, JAN. 16.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Leuchtenberg and seitr,
arrived at the York Hotel about five o'clock, and shortly af!eg,
wards proceeded to the Palace to dine with their Aajostlesto
Their Majesties also invited the following disttliguished gees
to meet his Royal Highness.
The Duke of Cumberland, the Lltike of Wellington, tb
Duke of Richmond, Rev. Dr. Sheppard, Earl and Coenarl
Somers, Colonel Hornby, the lion. Colonel Cavendish
of Ripon, Lord and Lady Wharncliffe, the Marquis of iltot
den, the Earl of Breckuock, Captain Campbell, and PIP
Fremantle.
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The band of the Scots' Fusileer Guards was in attenkncd
and played during the dinner, and her Majesty's private e""
played during the evening.
This morning, the following departures from the 1:1A1.
York Hotel took place :—At nine o'clock, the Duke of tbe
lington for town ; the Duke of Richmond for Goodwood; the
Duke of Cumberland, at eleven o'clock, for town ; and
Duke of Leuchtenberg and suite, at one o'clQtk, for town:ter.
Shortly after the arrival of the Duke ~:,i Wellington Ye'
day, his Grace had an audience of tae King. ch'
Sir Andrew Barnard also o^companied the Duke of Len
tenberg to Brighton.
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Their Majesties. Art almost daily in public, but owing tn,or
boisterous state Ui the weather this morning, they were
fined to the P''.ecincts of the Palace. cage
Amour! the latest calls at the Palace are—Sir Ci;lajor'
Talbot, ftear-Admiral Sir Tremayne and Lady Rodd, , rois
General Sir C. Doyle, Hon. Lady and Miss Morris, ;‘',a)iri.
and Marchioness Conyngham, Hon. Major-General anuffikl,
King, Lady and Miss Gage, Earl and Countess of Sliegarob
the Dowager-Countess of Castle Stuart and Lady "
Stuart, and t' .e Marquis and Marchioness of Bute.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JAN. 14.—The first day in Lent Term, the f°ll os/'
ing Degrees were conferred :

MASTERS OF ARTS.
Charles Thornton, Christ Church, Grand Compounder.
Rev. Granville Stuart Menteath, Magdalen-hall.
Rev. John Grant Lawford, Wadham.
John Henry Thomas Allen, Brasennose.
Rev. Harry Jelly, St. Alban-hall.

James Abraham Ihuravecyx,asLto.aEsdmizirunadu-hxasll..
Edward Ward Peers, Demy of Magdalen.
On Sunday the Bishop of Hereford lel,l. a private nrdillir
tion, when the following persons were ordained
DEACONS —Mr. Thornton,
Daniel, Christ's College, Ca:-„-Dri•
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--•;1st Oxford ; obilr.'
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Oxford.
PRIESTS. —R3y,lielC '
bridge.-dge ; Mr. Church,raves and A
:tire Cliffe, Dublin; Rev. Mr. ChurOn'
ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS. 011
The Rev. Robert Witherby, M. A., Chaplain of the,cort
prison at Horsham, has beets appointed to the Rectory e' 0. the
Chapel, Sussex, on the presentation of the Right 11°
Earl of Egremont. cyn
The Rev. Thomas Dale, distinguished as &popular Prilirlde*
has been appointed by Sir Robert Peel Rector of St.
Fleet-street, Loudon. or
The Rev. W. P. Powell, M.A. Head-Master of the Gielted
mar School of Prince Henry, at 'Evesham, has been e I,o'
Head-Master of the Free Grammar School at Clithere, At 's,
cashire. There were 25 competitors for the situation._, held
meeting of the Mayor and Common Council of Ever of
on Tuesday, the Rev. Joseph Harting, M.A. Ala alprOf
Campden School, was appointed Master of the Free
Rev.
-W.
School of Prince Henry, on the resignation of the
P. Powell. ge`r.
The Lord Bishop of Exeter has conferred on tllnstoit•
Robert Stephen Hawker, M. A., the Vicarage of Moto

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The King's letter has been received, aroislti-fil
Frederick Shaw, Esq. M. P., one of his Majesty's A
nourable Privy Councilt—Dublin Evening