The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-14 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JULY 13.—Omitted in th account of Degrees_
conferred June 27 :—Francis Hopkins Ramadge, B. Died. of
St. Alban Hall, admitted Doctor in Medicine.
On the 7th July, the last day of Act Term, the following
Degrees were conferred :

MASTERS OF ARTS.—Most Honourable Wm. Henry Ca-
vendish Bentinck, Marquis of Titchfield, Christ Church ; Rev.
John Garbett, All Souls' College ; Walter Henry Burton, Fel-
' low of Exeter College ; John Toke and Edward IVoodyatt,
Brasenose College ; William Kaye, Christ Church ; Reverend
Charles Ford, Balliol College.
BACHELOR or AR: s.—Herbert Gower, Christ Church.
The whole number of Degrees in Act Terns was D.D. four—
D. Med. two—B. D. six—M.A. fifty-two—B.A. eighty-four—
Marticulations, 81.
The Rev. Dr. Rudge, of Limehouse, was on Tuesday un-
animously elected by the inhabitants of St,. Sepulchre to suc-
ceed the late Rev. Mr. Moore as Sunday Evening Preacher or
Lecturer.--The Rev. W. Gee, B. D. Fellow and Tutor of
Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, to the Rectory of Week St.
Mary, Cornwall, void by the death of the Rev. E. Baynes;
patrons, the Master and Fellows of that Society.—The Rev. R.
Forrest, senior Vicar Choral, appointed Sub-Chanter of York
Cathedral; in the room of. the late Rev. W. Richardson ; and
the Rev. J. Richardson, one of the Vicars Choral, succeeds the
Rev. W. Richardson in the Lectureship at the Castle.

DEATH OF SIR WATKIN LEWES.---At two
o'clock yesterday died Sir WATKIN LEWES, the
Father of the Court of Aldermen—elected in the
year 1772, served Lord Mayor in 1780, and
transferred to the Ward of Bridge Without in
1804. He will he succeeded by Sir W. CURTIS,
who will be translated from his present Ward of
Tower, as Senior Alderman ; which, of course,
makes a vacancy for that Ward.
Prince PATANNA and suite are arrived in town,
from the Court of Naples, and have taken up
their residence at the Brunswick Hotel, Ho-
nover-square. Yesterday his Highness, and a
select party of distinguished Foreigners, dined
with the Count and Countess St. Antonio, at
their house in Hanover-square.
Lord BERESFORD is arrived in town from hig
visit to the Islands of Guernsey and Jersey, in
excellent health.

OXFORD ELECTION.-There is .no foundation

for the representation contained in a Morning
Paper of yesterday, that the Earl of LIVERPOOL
supports the pretensions of Mr. HEBER ; and it
has excited no small surprize among the Mem-
bers of the University, that in canvassing for
votes on the part of Mr. Tharrt, the name of the
Dean of Christ Church should be studiously in-
troduced to create a bias, at the very Moment
when any intention of interference is professed
to be disclaimed.—(Morning Paper.),
Lord OXMANTOWN, eldest son of the Earl of
ROSSE, has announced himself a Candidate for

the seat in the representation of the King's
County, vacant by the appointment of Mr. J.
PAasoNs to the office of Commissioner of the

nsolvent Court, Dublin.

Mr. F. CROSS, the Chancery Barrister, is ap-
pointed a Master in Chancery, vice Mr. l'!-xomP-
SON, deceased.

We understand there has recently been im-
ported from the South of France, a quantity of
those rare and delicate birds, so justly esteemed
by Epicures, called Quails, in fine condition,
and which doubtless are intended to grace his
MAJEsrv's board at the approaching Coronation
Festival.

The Corporation of Plymouth have voted' the
Freedom of the Borough to the Bishop of EXETER,
which k to be presented to his Lordship in a
handsome silver box.

The Governors of Bridewell Hospital gave
orders a short time since to all the persons oc-
cupying the houses on the north side of the build-

ing to quit, with a view of enlarging the
prison
for the purpose of the classification of the pri-
soners, and other internal improvements. A
corn-mill is to be erected, and no more oakum
is to be picked, the occupation not being consi-
dered laborious enough.. The workmen have al-
ready began to pull down part of the houses.