The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-30 00:00:00

SH IP NEWS.

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• MARGATE , JUNE 29.--Arrived the Heart of Oak, Robert.
SOD, from St. Vincent-for London, with loss of anchor and'eable.
flanuucrr, JUNE 29.—Sailed this morning a fleet of vessels,
viaith had put in here for shelter.
PonTsmouiTi, JurrE 29.--Wind W. S. W.—Sailed the
fiinnersley Castle transport, for London ; and Defence, ditto,
for null..
FALMOUTH, JUNE 27.-Wind S. S. 8.--Sailed the In-
dustrious, Pettigrew ; Richard and William, Williams ; Active,
Qaarro ; and FFudey, Prynn, for London.
DEAL , 2i.—Wind S.—Arrived the Trafalgar, Clen-
don, with a detachment of the Deal Branch Pilots, from a
Vey eir the French and Dutch coasts. Sailed the 'William
l'etn, Brown, for St. Pe,tersburgh ; and Jeannetto, French, for
Arr:ste.rdarn. Came down from the River and sailed the
Mariner, Douglas, for New . South Wales ; and Cambrian;
151°Ivraigg, for Gibraltar. Passed by a large fleet of light
colliers, from the Westward for the North.
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NIVERS/TY INTELLIGENCE.

Ozrono, JUNE 29.—Saturday the following Degrees were
conferred :
&ton:Eton rx.DIVIeZITY.—Rev. James William Bellamy,
113• - Of St. John's College, • and Head Master of Merchant
Tailors'SCllool.
BAcntr.ons or ARTS.—Reginald Chandos Pole,Esq. Bal-
lici College, Grand CompoUnder ; James Henry Lane, Scholar
°I. Worcester College ; William Lawrence Townsend, Aaron
Thomas and John Tolland, Worcester College ; • Henry Ai.-
. .tkur sVoodgate, Fellow of St. John's College ; Charles John
L.txtoe Scholar of Wadham College ; Newton Smart, Univer-
-6';/Co'llego ; Charles- Trends Johnson and William Bathie,
Collr.gn ; William Beach Thomas, Scholar of Pem.
broke College:
On Monday last John Ball, Francis Jackson Blandy, and
~cls•tard Parris New - were admitted Fellows, and Henry
Bestow Wilson, Scholar,. of St. Joint's College.
• 12n Wedn•esdy last the following Degrees were conferred
• BB aIA>III DOCTOR •IN DIVIN/TY.—Rev. Henry
Harrison, M.A.. some time Fellow of Magdalen
I:o3oraocugge&and now Rector of Bugbrooke, in the Diocese of Peter-
Grand Compounder.
MA.sTrns or Airrs:.---Le Gendre Starkie, Esq. of Brese.
Tsa. College, Grand Compounder; Rev..lobn Charles Prince,
7,.'stmose. College; Rev. Joseph Randall Pembroke College;
illiam Grove. Oriel College ; John Evans, Christ Church ;
Il Thomas 'Fahi.e Horsford, Wadham College Francis
?-tt Hawkins, Exeter College ••Charles Gray ound,R and
Bourchier Wrey, Balliol College. •
Hlit oils OF ARTS; 'Robert Henry Cheney, Esq.
ca 4 l Colleg-, Grand Compounder ; Rev. William Hutchins,
• Alban Hall ; John Smith, St. Edmund Hall ; Ralph
Braseaose College; Nicholas Germer,,Oriel College ;
omurd Dawson L^-4i Balliol Cellege.l-On Thtulday last
the
following Degrees were also conferred
Rh iICBEL Ni)A DOCTOR IN DlviNrEE.—Rev. Henry
• otts, M.A. some time Fellow of Magdalen College, now
-1 etcr of Stanho-e, Northumberland, and.lately'Prebendary of
bi •
%TER. or ARTS.—Rev. Richard Pearson, St. John's
Bge'
joh4cOrt.o.it's or Alurs.--John Wilkinson Stephenson, and
1711 jacknon, of Queen's Colkge.
• Sci.,,e,3torda,y Robert Eden,of St.-John's College, was admitted
..tar of corpFs Christi College.

11M •A
I.lrrrs.—Mr. Settnes, whose merit as a
3rirelPainter--is Well known to the Public,
tbhin too late for the admission of-his works into
e Royal Academy this year, has opened a
rinoitous Exhibition, which, though it affords
„i• no pecuniary advantage, will add consider-
i l
- to his professional repute.' His pictures are
chiefly on nautical subjects, but there are several
i
• 'andscapcs, which strikingly manifest the
.va-
riety
iof his powers. Four. Views, also taken from
`,..Lie Banks of the Tharnes, representing St. Paul's,
Gravesend from Tilbury Beach, Westminster
Abbey, and the Tower of London, the first dur-
ing Morning-, the second at noon, 'the third at
evening, and the fourth at night, are highly
vreditable to his talents. -A scene-on the Dutch
•eeast, with a Fishing Boat getting under Weigh,.
e• is a spirited work. We have no room for
Particulars, but in. justice to the • Artist, we
1,1?ould observe, that this -gratuitous. display of
;is,
La Productions is. as creditable to his libe-
.' feelings as the works themselves are to
taste, skill,' and accurate delineation
,t nature. It may not be improper to
hi3t
tice that this Gentleman is the Husband of
the Person who has, for some time, styled herself
Ita.l)rincess of CUMBERLAND, and aasumed the
did suitable to such a rank. Her claims, it IS
d are soon to undergo a le al investigation.
Yet. areally possesses.the rights which she as-
;lot's, let them be duly acknowledged
.; but if
?"1: it is high time to put an end to what at pre-
. aPPears to be a ridiculOus 'parade.

~he London Journals have fallen into error,
"V
-mP o• Posin that a King of Scotland required an
Order
o-r .I.lte ensigns of the most -ancient
'vier of the Thistle. His rill.k3EStle will be em-
P°Wered to wear the insignia of the Order at his-
horonation,as also the British Orders of Knight-
?°(l, by virtne'of the Royal authority vested in
-44trt as the Sovereign.---7(Ediasurgh
Caution acruinst the cureli?ss use qf
es,eruay
.evening Wl:Ham Dawson, a youth!,
about 16 „ars of age, was brought before the
Sitting Magistrate at Ilatton-garden Office,
fzharged by Thomas Grenney, Caroline-court,
Saffron-Bill, with firing off a light horseman's
carbine loaded with powder-and ball„ by which
ite shot a poor man of Ow name of Dennis Butler
in the right hip, the ball haying 'lodged in the
bone, so that his 1-eco%.-ery is noCe.xpected. The
Poor man has a wilt- and tive
in children residing
Red Lion-court, Without the
irnallest means-of subsistence. The accident hap-
Pened a few rninutes bei-oi-e six in the evening.—
The charge ,heing t;l1;pn, the priFaner .was com-
mitted for further examination, hen the of
the talfortunat num is ascertained.

REGISTER OF FASHION.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

The Duke .of 'Devonshire gave his last entertainment for this
season on Thursday evening, at Devonshire House, which con-
sisted of a concert and supper ; the concert commenced ,in the
grand saloon about half past ten ; most of the principal vocal
performers of the Opera attended. The supper, Which consist-
ed of every. delicacy, was prepared in the grand libraiy ; the
whole range of apartments wera thrown open; and were roost
brilliantly illuminated. The company- present e.tcseded 400
persons of the first distinction and fashiOn. •
Thursday Prince Leopold arrived in town from Claremont ;
in the evening his Royal Highness; dined with Prince, :Oster-
hazy, and yesterday the, Prince dined with the Marquess of
Hertford.

Yesterday the Earl and ConntesS of Vertilarn-gaire a dinner
to the Earl of Ni'llitworth and the D.tiehesS OP Dorset, Earl and,
Countess of Morley, and a- &ilea party, at.their house in tiros-
venOr-squarJ.
- The Countess of Sandwieh,ente;tained the Duke and Duchess
of Bedford and a distinguiBhed party yesterday at her lieu3e in
Dover-strett.

Yesterday the Marquis and Marchioness of Hertford gave a
grand dinner to his Royal Highness Prince Leopold, Earl of
,Vermouth, Earl of Cassius, Earl and Countess of Bridgwater,
and n large party of distinguished personages. In the evening
the Noble Marchioness ente:tained a numerous and brilliant
assemblage.
:Yesterday Sir Thomas and Lady Liddell gate a dinner, at
their house in -Portland-place, to his Highness Prince Ester.
hazy, Baron Pfeffel, Count and Countess -Munster, Baron
Tagel, Baron Just, Earl Clar.villiarn, Lord and Lady Nor-
manby, and a large party of distinguished personages.

Excellency Le Chevalier Clomes Labrador,
Ambassador from the Court of Spain to the French Court, at
the London Hotel, Albemarle-street,' from Paris, to attend the
Coronation ; General Manners, at his house in Stable-yard, St.
.James's, from his seat,.Lincolnshire ; Mr. and Mrs. Coutts and
Family, from the Sussex Hotel, Tunbridge Wells.
DEPART unus.—Earl and Countess of Harewood and family,
for West Cowcs, Isle of Wight; Sir B. -W. 'Guise, Bart. M.e.
for Rendco'crib Park, near Cirenaster ; Edw. Webb, Esq,
-for Adwell, near Tetsworth ; Rev..T. Schreiber, lb? Isradwell
Lodge, Essex the Duke of .DeVonshire, for his seat Derby-
shire ;T. 'Coke,. Esq. M.P. for his seat in Norfolk.
BATH A2tRIVAL3.—Ladly Palliser, Sir George and Lady
Thomas, Sir H. Smith, S'ir M. W. Ridley—Dr. Oarlike, Dr.
Moriis.—Gen. Adams, Lieut. Ge'ernl Browne, Colonel Horner,
Colonel Mason, Colonel Page, Captain Davis, Lieut. Court-
ney, Lieut. Tomkins—Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Nance, Rev: Mr.
and Mrs. Bowles, Rev. Mr. Fisher, Rev. Mr. Watkins.

.R.K="2,n1.11,072

' SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. -
GUILDFORD RACES, TIIVRSIDAY, JUICE 23.
His Majesty's Plate of /00 guineas, for any horse, &c.
Mr. King's Tybalt, by Thunderbolt, 4 yrs old - , 1 1
Capt. Wyridham's b. h. by Whalebone, 5 yrs old .- 2dr
Mr. Brown's Marksman, aged - - 3 di.
Mr. Stevens's Fonmon, 4 yrs old - - - - 4 dr.
Mr. Farrell's Picard, 4 yrs old - • - - . sdi
The Town Plate of 501.- Two-mile heats.
Mr. Wetherell's'eli. f. Elizabeth, by Otanicus, 4 yrs 4 2 1 1
Mr. C,ay's Atom, 3 yrs old - - 5. 1 2 2
Mr. Stevens's Foamon - - - - 1 3.3 2
Three others started.

STAAIFORD RACES, IVrnxEsDaY, JuNr, 27.
Sweepstakes of eath, h. ft. for three-yr-olds. New Mile.
Colts, Bst. 71b: fillies, est. 41b.
_ _

Marquess of Exeter's b. c. Mokanna - - walked over.
The No*omen and-Gentlemen's Sweepstakes ()fats each. p. p.
for two-yr-olds ;• colts, est. 61b. fillies, fit. 41b. T. Y. C.
Lord Grosienor's brother to Belvidere . - 1
Gen. Grosvenor's ch. f. Betty Lint, Selim -
Mr. Platel's ch. c. Smyrna, by Slim - . - 3
A Gold Cup of lt`Ogs,value, by Subscribers of logs each, p. p.
the s6.rplus to be paid to tiro winner in specie. Three-yr-olds
carrying fist. four, 7s:. ;Ib. five, ast. 71b. six; 9st. and aged,
9-st. 21b. One four-mile heat.
Lord Clarendon's T. Antiope,,bY Whalebone, 4 yrs , 1
Gen. Grosvenor's Moonshine, 4 yrs - 2
Mr. Hunter's Rasselas, 3 yrs - . - 3
Dr. Willis's Snail, 5 yrs. - - - . 4
Ld Brucienell, Sir J. Trollops, Rt. Hop. Pierrepoint, and
the Hon. Capt. Percy were Subscribers, but did not name.
The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of .1:50 by three-yr-olds ;
' colts carrying fist. 21b. fillies, list.' Once round to a heat, the
best of three heats.
Lord Clarendon's b. c. Alasco, by Clavelino - - - 1 1
Mr. Wright's br., c. Haddon - -; - - - 2dr
Mr. Saile's ch. f. Moiety, by Rithetis - ' - - 3dr
,TJiLIRSDA.Y.

Sweepstakes of 190 gs each, 11. ft.. For two-yr-olds; •coltgrßst.7lb.
fillies, 83t. 51b. Gen. Grosvenor's Course.
Marquis of Exeter's c. by Haphszerl - - 1
Gen. Grosvenor's ch. c. Roebuck, by Glalton - - 2
Gen. Grosvenor's ch. f. Betty Hint, by Selina . 3
Mr. Bouverie's c. by Clavilerio - - - - - 4
Mr. Udny's c. Partisan - - - - 5
The Plate was not over when the Post came away,

BUNTINGFORD HUNT RACES,
THURSDAY (LAST DAY.)
Sweepstakes of lOga each, for mares; heats, two miics.—(Five
Sat4cribers.)

Mr. Forsyth's Clara - - - - 1
Mr. Rogers's m. - - 2 3
Onptain Jones's Maybank - - • 3- 2
Mr. German's Penelope - - - . . 4dr
Even on the winner.
Plate of .501.

Captain Jones's Maxwell - - . • 1• 1
Mr. Fraser's Mountebank - - - 2 2
Three bolted out of the Course. Even on Mountebank.
Mr. .Tones's Amelia, 85t.41;5.. beat Mr. Meredith's Bin-ex:oat-
boy, 3st. 21b. Fifty guineas. • .

'BIRTHS.
On Tueslay; the 26th instant, the Lady of M. Wyvill, Esq
of a son. _ _ _

On the 22d inst. in Paris, Lady Buchan, of a son.
The Lady of George Trower, Esq. of Montague-place, of a
son, • .

On the,2lst inst., a poor woman, the wife of Jeremiah God-
den, of Farley Witk, was safely delivered 61. two daughters and
one son. One of the daughters is since dead ; -the mother and
surviving children are likely to do well.
On Thursday last, at Bowes, Chipping Ongar, Mrs. Barlow,
of a' soh.