The Sun.
London, England, 1819-05-08 00:00:00

[The Times.]

The publication of the Report of the Bank
COmmittee produced very little effect un the mo-
ney market yesterday. The expected depression
was counteracted by an unusual and unforeseen
scarcity of real stock.. The market opened at 72,
and a bargain was done at 72i; but in conse-
quence of one of the parties tvh, have a Lo-an list
sdliog pretry largely, the price declined rapidly
to ii 3 s a .carcity of. stock, however, appearing.
for thz day, caused a rise again to 722; but when
the Inout,y market was nearly over, large sales,
Soth for this account and for the 19th of July,
depressed the price to 71i, at which considerable
bargains were done, though the jobbers, cowl,
'thing eager buyers at that price, caused Consols
again to recover till they reached 711: they' after-
wards fell to 71i to and closed at that price,
It was observed, that though in the aggregate a
good deal of stock was sold, there were no very
large single sales.

nNIVERSITV INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, MAY i.--On Thursday last the
lowing Degrees-were conferred :

James Arthur Wilson, M.A. Student of Christ Chuicli, was
admitted Bachelor, and to practise in Medicine.

MASTERS or- ARTS.
Rev. James Walker, Chaplain of New College.
Rev. Edward Pope, Scholar on Miebel's Foundation, of
Queen's College.
Rev. Henry Morgan Say, of St. Mary Hall.
Rev. James Riddell, of Balliol College.

, BACkIELURS OF ARTS.
Henry Botteher,ofWadlia:n College.

John iten,:of
_Chri4 Church.

Charles De;biek Blyth, Fellow of St. John's College,
Henry Brandreth, of St. John's College.
James Allgood, of St. Mary Hall.
Edward Brown, of Magdalen Hall.

John Rookery }of Oriel CoUrge,
George 13rodrtek;\
The Rev. W. Herby, B. D. Fellow of Lineal
Collgc, has been presented to the Rectory of
Great Leighs, vacant by the death of the Rev,
Bdward:Parkinson. Patrons, the Rector and Fel-
lows of Lincoln
Yesterday Mr. Bownas, Mr. Cowherd, and
Mr. Wheat, Members' of Lincoln College, were
elected. Scholars of that Society..
Yesterday Mr, Edward Richard Gardener was
elected Fellow, and Mr. George Fuller Thomas,
of Christ Church, Scholar, of Worcester College,,
on Dr. Clarke's foundation.

A dispensation has passed the Great Seal, en.!(
abliug the Rev. Caleb Rocket, A. \M. one of tht
DOMestie Chaplains of the Lord Bishop of Bath
and Wells, to hold the Living of Weston ZoyA
land with that of East Brent; Somersetsbire, to
which he has been collated by his Lordship..
We bear that the Lott! Bishop of Glonccater
intends holding an Ordination at Gloucester Ott.
Sunday, June G.
Preachers at St. Mary's.— Mr.. Morgan, of Trim
nity College, Bampton Lecturer, on Sunday
morning ; Mr. Vaux;of Balliol, College, its the
lil't.efllooll.'

It is with pleasure we congratulate our court..
trytaen on the exhilirating appearance of a plen-
tiful harvest. Never did vegetation teens. with
more luxuriance—never were there more (beer-
log prospects of abundance—then will be rea-
lized NEXT Tuasp,aV, when the golden lialvest
kill be gathered. The Lottery contains Foe R
PRIZES of 20,0001, and two of them - must he
drawn in the. First Five Minutes, and may yet •
be obtained at the Offices•of G. CARROLL., who
sold a greater amount of Capitals in the Last
Loatrry't tan eny other Offiee-Keeper,--includi:tg
Nq. 706,• a Prize of 20,000_,Quintfas, at►d the
highest that-Lottery,

PARLI A ME NT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 7.

,The oaths were administere►l to Lord HOWARD
of Effingham, and Lord MoNTFoRT..
Sou►e Private Bills were brnt►gbt up from the
House of Commons by Mr. Lygon, Sir Edward
Kiouchboll, Mr. Wodebouse, Sir James Graham,
and.otherMeinbers,, and read a first time.
PetiHons were pre►entetl against..the Roman
,Catholic Cl,Oms by the Earl of
.Westinorland,
front the Members of the Trades House of Glas-
gow.; and by the Earl of Shaftesbury,. from Be-
verley.-,—Orticred to lie upon the table.
The Claims on France Bill was read a third
time. and, passe►l.