The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-22 00:00:00

THE CIURCI-1.

It appears by a Letter from our Jamaica Corre-
spondent, that the Bishop of JAMAICA was then
making a short tour, and was very active in the exer-
cise of his sacred functions. His frankness of cha-
racter, which at times may have led him to express
what he had better have kept in his own breast, had
caused him a few enemies, and those of his own
cloth, who had perverted or- exaggerated expressions
innocently meant. Our Correspondent adds—
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"That Lordship noW finds that the world is not quite so
honest anti well-intentioned as himself, and although he never
dreamed of finding politics or party in, a Horticultural Society and
a new-established Juniaica University Club, he was mistaken, and
has now withdrawn his name from bath.” _ .

The Archdeacon had gone to St. June's on the
N. W. side of the Island, whence, for the future, he
would give his aid to his Lordship. His Lordship
was on a good footing at the King's House.
By a subsequent Letter, of the 6th March, from
our Correspondent, we learn that the Bishop was
shortly to proceed to Honduras and the Bahamas, in
his Majesty's ship Valorous.

ox rosin, APRIL 21.—0 n Thursday last the following Degrees
were conferred _ . _ .

„Bachelor in Divinity.—Rev. James Forbes Jowett, Fellow of
St. John's. . _

Master' of Arts. :—Rev. Francis Gregory, Exeter.; Rev.
Joseph Amplilett, Trinity ' Rev. Richard Young, and Rev. Win.
Robert Crotch, Fellows of New College.
.Ilachelors of Arts.—. William Allfrey, Exeter, Grand Com-
pounder ; Percival Bowen, All Souls'; Francis Charles Alder-
tuan, Exeter; James Wheeler Birch, Magdalen Hall ; Richard
Buller, 'Oriel ; Henry Burton, Christ Church ; William John
Buasell, and Robert Appleton, Pembroke ; Robert Carr Bracken-
bury, Linco!n; Henry Brown, Balliol.
Ecclesiastical Prefennents.—Tho Rev. Thomas Gell, M.A.
liven instituted" to. the 'Reetary -of Preston Daggett, in the
county of Warwick, and Diocese of Worcester, void by the death
of the Rev. John Cartwright, the last incumbent, on the pre-
sentation of Elizabeth Cartwright, of Preston Bagott, afore-
mid, widow. The Dean and Chapter of Durham have present-
ed the Rev. George Townsend, one of the 'Prebendaries of
Durhain, to the Living of Northallehon, rendered vacant by
the death of the Rev. G. Botryer. The Rev. W. B. Whitehead,
Vicar of Chaild, is presented to the Vicarage of Timberacoiribe,
Sornersetshire, void by the resignation of the Rev; 11. Warner.— '
The Reverend Simon Webber, Rector of Foothill-Bishop, to the
Vicarage of Tisbury, -Wilts, on the presentation of Mrs. Rebecca
Prevost. The Rev. Thomas Methold, ti, the Rectory of Kilver-
stone, Norfolk. The Rev. Francis Clerke, M.A., to the Rec-.
tory of Eydon, Nortamptonshire, vacant by the death of the Rev.
Matthew Lamb ; patron the King. The Ilev. Thomas Spencer,
M.*. Fellow of St. John's college Cambridge, to the perpetual
and augmented Curacy of Charter-house, Hinton, near Bath.
The Rev. Thomas Worseley, M.A., Fellow and Tutor of Down-
ing college, Cambridge, has been instituted, by the Archbishop
of York, to the Rectory of Scawton, in the north riding. The
Rev, Richard Covington, B.C.L. has been empowered by dis-
pensation to hold the Rectory of Fislitoft with the Chapel of
Ease 'in Boston, to the former of which he has been instituted, on
the presentation of Francis Thirkill, Esq. The venerable Hugh
Owen, Archbishop of Salop, is appointed Minister and Official
of the parish, and. Royal Peculiar of St. Mary's, Shrewsbury,
in the gift of the Corporation.
The Mi. be:G. Barnes, late Archdeacon of Bombay, is ar-
rived at Exeter, after eleven years' residence in India, with the
highest character- forldety, zeal,' and judgment, in the discharge
of, in that country,' a novel and ,artitwori office.

DXATun.--On the tith,inat.. at Hoddesoni Hyrt9, aged (30* the
Rev. W. T. Say, Vicar of Rainhato, &next and of Ainwell,
the county of Hertford.. litu was formerly of Etumauuel College,
Li. 241. 1793. •

The Venerable Charlea Sandiford, Archdeacon of Well', Vicar
of Awre and Blakeney, and of Tirley, in Gloueeitershire.
The Rev. William Bats, Rector of Boteefleming, Devint.