The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-09 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JULY 7.—The following degrees were conferred
on last
MASTERS OF ARTS—Rev. Henry Jennings, University
college ; William Urmston Eyre, New college ; John Leigh,
112-nacnoac t-cyllcgc 4 StiafFora Clarlcm Northentr, Dania college_
BACHELORS or ARTS.—Joseph Loscombe Richards, Fel-
low of Exeter college ; James Crabtree, Scholar of University
college.
On Thursday last the following debdegrees were conferred:—
BACHELORS AND DOCTOR IN'DivixiTY—The Rev.
Benjamin Millingcham, M.A. Merton college, and Rector of
Russar, in Wiltshire, Grand Compounder.
MASTERS OF ARTS.—Henry ClissoTd, Exeter college;
Rev. Thomas Griffiths and Rev. John Manley, Fellows of
Wadham college.
Yesterday William Tahourdin was adrinitted,Scholarlof New
college. -
The number of Regent Doctors in the Act was 13, and Re-
gent Masters, 145.
On Wednesday morning the Vice-Chancellor, accompanied
by Viscount Morpeth, LL.D. Viscount Apsley, I.L.D. Sir
Claudius Hunter, Bart. LL.D. the young Nobility of the Uni-
versity, and a long train of Academical Dignitaries,, proceeded
to the Theatre, where, after the duties of the day bad been
opened with the accustomed formalities, the twofollowing Gen-
tlemen were presented to the Vice-Chancellor, and admitted to
the Honorary Degree of A.M.:—
John Watson Barton, Esq. Gentleman Commoner of Brase-
nose college, presented by the Rev. Ashhurst Turner Gilbert,
B.D. Fellow of the same Society; and Peter Pole, Esq. Gen-
tleman Commoner of Brasenose college, presented by the Rev.
James Jackson Lowe, M.A. Fellow of the same Society.
The Speech in commemoration of all the Benefactors to the
University was then delivered by the Rev. Mr. Longley, A.M.
and Student of Christ Church, the Professor of Poetry having
been prevented (we regret to say) from discharging in person
his official task, owing-to the delicacy of his health. The ora-
tion was devoted to a succinct and elegant celebration of those
benefactors, whose munificence had been directed to the ad-
vancement of classical literature in this our Athens, and who
had furthered that honourable purpose either by the foundation
of libraries, or, by the gift of books and manuscript. treasures.
High and dignified mention was accordingly made, inter alios;
of Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, Sir Thomas Bootleg, his pre-
sent Majesty, and Lord Grenville, our Chancellor ; whose pa-
ternal care of the University, it was observed, and anxiety to
'help the interests of sound learning, as it had been Shewn on
various other occasions; so more especially teas this generous
desire manifested in his annexation of a Prize for the composi-
tion of Latin Prose, in addition to those which had been pre-
viously established amongst us.—The compositions to which
the Chancellor's. Prizes hail been adjudged were then recited in
the following order :
LATIN ESSAY—DC Auguriis et Ans?iciis apud Antiquos—
:BY Charles John Plumer, Esq. B.A. some time of Balliol
now Fellow of Oriel college, and son of Sir T. Plumer,
Knight, Master of .the Rolls.
LATIN VERSE—Eleusis—By the Hon. George Wm. Fre-
derick Howard, of Christ Church, son of Viscount Morpeth,
and grandson of the Earl of Carlisle.
ENGLI24I EssAY—The Study of Modern History—By. Da-
niel lieye Sandford, B.A. of Christ Church, and son of the
Right Rev. Daniel Sandford, D.D. one of the Bishops .of the
Scots ECopal Church, EdinburZ.h.
ROGERR SIR NEWDIGATE'S FRlze.--EvaLiss VERSE—
Pcestum—By the above Hon. G. W. F. Howard.

CAMBRIDGE, JULY 6.—On Tuesday last, being Commence-
ment Day, the following Doctors and Masters of Arts were
created : _ _

DOCTORS TN DIVINITY.—The very Rev. Robert Stevens,
of Trinity college, Dean of Rochester ; the Rev. GeorgeD'Oyl;
of Corpus Christi college, Rector of Lambeth ; the Rev. Geo.
Wood Lloyd, of Emmanuel college, Heed Master of Appleby
school, in the county of Leicester ; the Rev. J. T. Barett, of St.
Peter's college.
DOCTOR IN PuYsTc.—John Elliotson, Esq. of Jesus col-
lege.
MASTER OF ARTS.—Jonathan Trevanion Hatfield; Trinity
college • 'William Palgrave Manclarke, Jesus college ; John
Richards, Queen's college; Nathaniel Artily, Caius college;
Stephen. Croft, Trinity college ; Richard -Kennet Dawson,
Caws college ; Penton Hort, Trinity college; John Frederick
Foster, Queen's college ; Wm. Hanson; Queen's college; Isaac
Temple, Queen's college; Christopher Woiston, St. John's
college ; John Rob Emmanuel college ; Philip Bennet, Em-
manuel college ; John Warren, Jesus college; John Hind,
Sidney Sussex college; Richard Harvey, Catharine hall;
Weevor Walter, Sidney Sussex College ; Stephen Pope, Em-
manuel college; Wm. Peach, St. John's college ; John Hawks-
-1:y Benh, St. John's college ; Joseph Hindle, St. John's col-
lege ; RiChard Godson, Cams college ; (leorge Attwood, Pem-
broke hall; Thomas Stafford, Jesus college; Edward Serocold

Pearce,. Jesus college.; John Stevens Henslow, Saint John's
college; Sam. Hawkes,Trinity coll.; Wth.TWigg,Trinitv
Charles Beaks, St. Peter's college; John Fell, Trinitydtllege;
John Barnard,- King's college.; Joseph Stu:lll6lmin, Jesus col-
lege; William Greenwood, Corpus Christi college ; William
Hutchins, PernLroke hall ; George Skinner, . Jesus. college ;
Francis Lunn, St. John's college; Robert Brandt, Trinity.col-
lege ; Robert Benson, Trinity-Collge ; George James Penning-
ton, King's college ; - John Escreet, Trinity college ; Henry
Venn, Queen's college ; Benjamin Heath Malkin, Trinity.- col-
lege; Charles Courtenay, St. John's college; John To ham,
John's
college John's college ; George William David Evans, St.
college ; Charles Francis Wyatt, Jesus college; William Nett,
Jesus college; John Oldershaw, Emmanuel-collage ; William
Vernon, Emmanuel college; George Preston, Trinity college;
Richard Ward, St. John's college; Hewitt Linton, St. John's
college ; Aaron Manby, Pembroke hall ; William Carlisle, St.
John's college; George Ward, Trinity college ; Alarmaduke
Ramsay, Jesus college; Edward Oldfield Wingfield, Clare
hall ; Robert Lynam, Tinity college ; John Thomas, Trinity
college ; Charles Martin Torlesse, Trinity college ; John
yard, St. John's college; -Peter Legh; Trinity college; Jona-
than Wilkinson, St. John's college ; Radulph *Simnson,Trinity
college ; James Sedg\vick, St. John's college; Cort Huthersal,
. St. John's college ;• Zachariah Shrapnel Warren, Sidney.col-
lege William • Edmund Hartopp, Trinity. College ; Robert
Tritton, St. John's colleges William Edward Coldwell, Ca-
tharine • hall ; Edwin '
Coleman T 34,011, Catharine hall ;
William Peart, - Clare ball ; Edward ;Rowland Litchford,
Clare hall • 'William Clive, 'St. John's college ; Thomas
Charles Geldart, . Trinity hall ; Connop Thirlwall, Trinity
college ; Edmund Dowker, Trinity college James- Heath
Leigh, Trinity college; John Metcalf, Queen's college ;
John 'George Ash, Queen's college ; Richard Waldy, Clare
Hall ; William White, Jesus college ; John Brown, Queen's
college; Tobias Frere, St. John's college; Edmund Melville,-
Trinity college,; • James Orford, Calm college; Thos. Flower
Ellis, Trinity college; Charles William Davy, Emmanuel
college ; George Jeremy, Trinity college ;'Alexander Cronibie,
Trinity college; Humphrey Harper Burchell, Trinity college ;
Alexander -John Wallace, Trinity college ; John Hercy, St.
John's college ; William Beadon Buller,- St. John's college ;
Hugh Hodgson, Catharine hall; Thomas. Fisher, Otitis col--
lgee ; William Corbett Wilson, Trihity colle.e ; Jonathan
Cape, Trinity college • Daniel Heneage Finch Hutton, Christ.
college ; William Bate Trinity college ; John Beswiclee
Greenwood, Cams college ; Thomas Mack, Caius college ;
Edward Grose Smith, Caius.college ; Henry Dugmore, Canis
College ; Henry Tonkin Coulson, Queen's *College ; Charles
Lee, Clare hall ; John Hopkinson; Clare hall ' • Henry Flar-
rison, Jesus college ; William Parker Hammond,; St. John's col-
lege a Walter IP.Dowalli Corpus Christi college ; John Bee-
Vor Berney, Corpus Chisti college; John George Thos. Mon-
son, Trinity college ; Samuel Dew e, St. John's college • 'Ed-
mund Riland Williamson, Clare ;. Charles Cadell Ed-
ridge, St. John's college; Erasmus Henry Griffies Williams,
St. JOhn's college ; Richard Mayne, Trinity'college; Robert
Todd, St. John's college; William Haddersich, St. John's col-
lege; Henry Gwyther, Trinity college; George Hodgson
Thompson, Pembroke hall ; Henry Eve, Magdalene college ;
Anselm Jones, •Triiiitycollege ; Christopher Wm. Wilkinson,
St.. John's college ; George Taylor, Pembroke . hall ; Peter
William Pegus, St. John's college ; Nicholas Parry, Trinity
college ' • Thomas Fordham Green, Christ college ; Henry
James Sperling, Trinity college ; William Francis Cobb,
Trinity college; Alexander. Charles Louis D'Arblay, Christ
college; Thomas Martin Symonds, St. John's college; James'
Augustus Francis, Trinity college; Henry Hatch,'King's col-
ege ; Samuel Smith, King's college ; John Gale Dobree, Pem.
broke hall. John Hallewell,. Christ college ; John Hutton
Fisher, Trinity college ; John George Shaw Lefevre, Trinity
college ; John Foviden Hindle, Trinity college. •

On Monday last, the following Gentlemen were admitted to
degrees:—
HONORARY MASTERS OF An4s.—Hon. Charles William
'John Kerr, Trinity college; Hon. 'Alexander LeSlie Melville,
Trinity college; Sir Francis► Lynch Glosse, Bart. Trinity col-
lege. •
BACHELOR. Or ARTS.—Robert Liscelles, of Chriit college;
Charles Fredericic Ranworth, of Sidney college. '
• The following Gentlemen were on Wednesday admitted
Masters of Arts :--

Robert Myddelton, of Clare hall ; Jemson Davies, of Clare
hall ; Robert Rastall, of Jesus college.
. . The Rev. John Hallewell, M.A.. Fellow of Christ college,
and the Rev. Francis William Lotlington, M.A. Fellow of
Clare hall, were on the same day appointed Deputy Proctors.—
The Rev. William Peach, M.A. and the Rev. James Burrow;
M.A. Fellows:of St. John's col. were on the same day appointed
Deputy Taxors..—Edward Seymour, Esq. M. A. of Jesuscollege, and John Wilson, Esq. M.A. of Christ college, were on
the same day admitted Licentiates in Medicine.—Henry Mel-
vill, Esq. B.A. of St. John's college, was on Saturday last
elected a foundation Fellow of St. Peter's college.
The sealed papers enclosing the names of the writers of •cer=
taiti of the exercises selected by the examiners " honoris causa,"
having by consent of the respective writers been opened by the
Vice-Chancellor; the names appeared as follows (being arrang-
ed alphabetically): - =
Greek Ode—G. B. Bloomfield, Trinity college.
Latin Ode—C. S. Mathews, Pembroke hall.

,
John Collyer, Clare hall.
Epigrams.— C. N. Cutler; Trinity college.
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C. Fursdon, Downing college.
Porson Prize:— 1 C. Fursdon, Downing college.
t George Long, Trinity caege.

The Rev. Walter Gee, B.D..Fellow and Tutor of Sidney
Sussex college, was on Friday last plesented-by the Master and
Fellows-of that Society. to the Rectory of Week St. Mary,
Cornwall, void by the death of the Rev. Edward Baynes. The
Rev. Henry Gwyther, M.A. of Trinity college, was on the
28th ult. instituted, by the Lord Bishop of Worcester,' to • the
vicarage of Yardley, on the pr.asentation of the Right Hon.
Lord Milford. The Rev. Richard Forrest, senior vicar choral,
has been appointed sub-chanter of York cathedral, -in the
room of the late Rev. W. Richardson ; and the Rev. James
Richardson, one of the vicars choral, succeeds the. Rev. W.
Richardson in the lectureship at the castle. The'Rev. Thos.
Comyn, Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke. of Sussex,
has been further nominated to the curacies of Laxfield and Crat-
field, both in Suffolk, for three years. On Saturday, Samuel
Horatia Banks, of Trinity Hall, and Richard i%lytton, of St.
John's college, were admitted Bachelors in Civil Law.
We are officially informed that the Right Rev. the Lord
Bishop of Ely intends to hold his second quadrennial visitation
and confirmation as 'follows, viz.
Wednesday, July 25.—At Cambridge for the Deanries of
Cambridge, Barton, and Shingay.-LVisitation and Confirma-
tion.
Thursday, July 26.—At Cambridge, for the Deanries of
Chesterton and Bourn.—Visitation and Confirmation.
Friday, July 27.—At Linton, for the Deanry of Camps.—
Visitation and Confirmation.
Monday, July 39.—At Chatteris, for the parish of Chatteris—
at March, for the parish of March—and at Whittlesea, for the
parishes of Whittlesea, St. Andrew, and St. Mary.—Confir-
mation.
Tuesday, July 31.—At Wisbech, for the Deanery of Wis-
bech.—Visitation and Confirmation.
Wednesday, Aug. I.—At Ely, for the Deanry of Ely.—
Visitation and Confirmation.

THE LATE MR. ANDREWS.—The remains of
this unfortunate and much respected Gentleman
having been brought from Ramsgate, were yes-
terday removed from his late residence in Greek-
street, for interment in the family vault at Stan-
more, attended by a few friends who revere his
memory, and whose respective carriages followed
the mournful procession.
ROBBERY OF MR. KEAN.—MT. KEAN, on his ar-
rival at New York from Boston, on the 29th of
May last, discovered that his trunk or case, which
contained all his valuable papers, and a conside-
rable sum of money, had been stolen. A case
was left very similar to the one belonging to Mr.
KEAN. Among the papers were some receipts,
signed by LE ROY, BAY ARD, and Co. Mr. KEA N'S
engagements with several Managers, and nume-
rous letters.' There were also, among other va-
luable papers and articles, two Bank-notes of one
hundred dollars each, and a quantity of specie in
English gold. The case (somewhat resembling
a leather trunk) left in the place of that of Mr.
KEAN'S, and which is now in his possession, was
filled with stones, an old pair of pantaloons, and
a vest.
Yesterday morning two companies of the 7th,
or Royal Fusileers, marched from this city for
England ; and this-morning- other two companies,
being the last division of the regiment, followed
them on the same route.----(Edinburgis Courant,
July 5.)

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JULY 7.

At 'the Cotrt at Carlton llbuse, the 30th of June, 1821,• Pie-
sent, the Kings Most Excellent Majesty in COuncil.

This day the Right Honourable Peter Robert, Lord Gwydir,
Deputy 'Great Chamberlain of PAnglat..:l, was, by his Majesty's
command, sworn of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy
Council, and took his place elite Board accordingly.

Whitehall, July 6,. 1821.

The King has been pleased to direct letters patent to-be
passed under the Great Seal, for granting the dignities of a Vis-
count and Earl of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland, to John, Baron Eldon, Lord High Chancellor of
Great Britain, and the heirs male of bri body lawfully begot-
ten, by the names, stiles, and titles'Or Viscount Encombe, of
Encombe, in the County of Thrset, and Earl et Eldon, in the
County Paratine-of Durham.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
11. Maughan, Rochester, Kent, linen-draper.
BANKRUPTS.

W. Cooper, Beesten, Yorkshire, victualler, July 23, at-four,
24, at eleven, and Aug. 18, at four, at the Court house, Leeds.
Solicitors, Mr. R."Battye, Chancery-lane ; and Mr. W. Har-
greaves, Leeds.
T. Fines, llomsey, Hampshire, common brewer, July 23,
at two, 24, at ten, and Aug. hi, at ()lie, at the White Horse
Inn, Itomsey,; Solicitors, Mr. Daman,. Roniscy ; and Mr.
41ilbank, Coleman-street.
J. Barnwell, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, carpenter,
July 10, 17, and August 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitors,
Mr. J. Platt, New Boswell-court, Carey-street.
J. Coombes, Lower Shadwell, Middlesex; cooper, July 14,
21, at twelve, and August 18, at one,•at Guildhall.
Messrs.. Catty and Co. Angel-court,• Throgmorton-street.
E. Mather, Oxford, grocer, July 14, 31, and August 18, at
ten,' at,Guildhall. solicitor, Mr. Edis, Broad-street-buildings..
•W. Higgs, Strand, hatter, July 10 17, and August 18, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Brumell, Church-passage,
• Guildhall. •
• W. Peake, Sloane-square, linen-draper, July 21, 28, and
August 18, at, twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Jones,
_, •
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J. Forsclick, Gower-place, Euston-square, Pancras, builder,
July 17,-21, and August 10, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitors,
Messrs. Stratton and Co. Shorediteb. _ _ _ _ •__

J. T. Betts, Aidgate High-street, tea-dealer, July 14,21,
and August 18, at eleven, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Lang,
Fenchurch-street. _ _ _ . • . _

C. Rist, Cornhill, auctioneer, July 1-1, 21, and Aug. 18, .at
eleven, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Lang, Fenchurch-street.
G. Hawley, High-street, Shadwell, clieesemonger, .July 17,
24, and Aug. 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitor,.lllr. Templer,
John-street, Ai inories.
DIVIDENDS. _ _

July 30, J. Savidge, East Stoke, Nottinghamshire, coal:
seller—Aug. 20, F. Stabler and T. and U. Marshall, York,,
linen-merchants—July 28, C. B. Hall, and T. Aldridge, Bar-
bican, linendrapers—July 28, S. Downes, Cranbourne-street,
Leicester-square, haberdasher—July 28, S. Bowring and S.
Trist, Cheapside, haberdashers—Aug. 1, S. Frodsham, Frod-
sham, Cheshire, draper—. July 31, .J. Barfoot, Arundel-street,
Strand, fancy-stationer—Aug. 28, C. Skrine, Bath, grocer—.
Aug. 1, J. Brown, Glamford .Briggs, mercer—July 28, J.
Dowley, Willow-street, Bankside, corn-merchant—July 28,
C. L. Spitta, F. and G. dolling, and H. A. Spitta,, Law-
rence Pountney-lane, merchants--July 28, S. Humphreys,
Charlotte-street, Portland-pls,ce, merchant—July 28, W.
Boyd, P. Benfield, and J. Drummond, London, merchants—
Aug. 4, J. Fildes, Lamb's Conduit-street, upholsterer—July
28,' H. L. Mesuner and J. A. Du Bouisson, .London, mer-
chants—July 14, J. G. Fiegehen, jun., Wood-street, Cheap-.
side, glass-dealer—Aug. 27, 0. Axe, Stamford, Lincolnshire,
draper—Aug. 3, A. and C. Sheath, J. Steel, and J. Wray,
Lincoln, bankers-41y 28,. W. and Wright, Alderman-
bury, merchants—Awr. 4, J. Newton, Lamp's Conduit-stret,
watchmaker—July 28, N. Lynch, Whitefriars, carman—July
28, W. and.T. Robinson, Chelsea, linendrapers—Aug. 6, T.
Strickland and T. N. Brickwood, Liverpool, merchants—July
28, W. and J. C. Hamblin, Wotton-Underedge, Gloucester-
shze, clothiers—July 30, A. Rodberd, Salford, Lancashire,
• builder--htly 28, R. • Pocklington, Winthorpe, Nottingham-
shire, and W. Dickenson, Newark-upon-Trent, bankers.

CERTIFICATES-JULY 28.

W. Ford, Worcester, fanner-T. Hill, Ledbury, Hereford,
surgeon—J. Green, BraunceWell, Lincoln, merchant-J. Keep;
Graisby; Lincoln, farmer.--A. Parkinson, J. Duckett, and S.
Alsop, Manchester, caliCo-printerSL--8.-and S. Mitchell, Nor
wich, wine-merchants—R. Parsons, sen. R.- Parsons, jun. and
T. Parsons, Lyncombe and Widcuinbe, Somerset, corn-factors
J. Horsfall, Gildersome, York, merchant-LJ.Davis, Liverpool,
Merchant—M. Blayers, Upper Fountain-place, City-road; mer-
chant-W. C. Shepherd, 1\ ottingham, iron-merchant—J.Shaw;
Stratford, E-sex' flour-dealer-.-j. Webb, High Holborn, :mas-
ter Mariner—R. S. Skey, 'Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick,
carrier.