The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-15 00:00:00

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UNIVERSITY INTELT,TrIENCE.

DOCTOR IN DIVINITY.
Thos. Gilbank Ackland, St. John's College.
DOCTOR IN hardett SPHYSIC.
teward, Pembroke College.

BACHELOR IN DIVINITY.
Graham, Fellow of Christ College.

LICENTIATE IN PHYSIC.
John Bayles Bond, Corpus Christi College.

MASTERS OF ARTS.
eptirnus Palmer, St. Peter'd College.
GA
b wen Hodgson, St. John's College.
'4".geB Lambert, St. John's College.

BACHELORS IN CIVIL LAW.
41'rinoore Hallett, Fellow of Trinity Hall.
Jenner, Trinity Hall.
~63lnae Dealtry, Catherine Hall.
miarlea Burue, Trinity Hall.

ASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

market, and
Celery, 0.4
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were still $
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114136 E, Nov. 14.---At a congregation on
'day last the following degrees were con-

IV BACHELOR OF ARTS.
tatosh Brookes, St. Peter's College.
41t1le above corgregation, Thomas Chas. Pear-
Ptt, of Trinity
,`i'ollege, Dublin, was incor-
t ti:n this Univertnty.
-e same congregation graces to the following
Oltssed the Senate:--
141111oint Mr. Crick, of St. John's College, Mr.
of Christ College, Mr. Hare of 'Trinity Col-
Mr. Thirlwall of Trinity College, Exami-
the Classical Tripos.
se4Ppoiiiit Mr. Isaacson of St..Tohn's College,
~.I;l,Smith of St. Peter's College, Mr. Jeremie
kiti,,ltY. College, Examiners of the previous Exa-
y° in Lent Term 1829.
Mr. Rose of St. John's College, and
l'..clgson of St. Peter's College, Examiners of
t'ical part of the Examination of the
°oists, • not Candidates for Honours, in Ja•
'1829
•

41PPoint Professor Whew ell and Mr. King
eottors of last year), Mr. Maddy of St. John's
fir. Myers of Trinity College, Mr. Birkett
jit)brk's College, and Mr. C. Smith of St. Pe-
"l,!.
tlege, Examiners of the Questionists in Ja-
b 29.

Rev. Thomas Salwey, B.D. Fellow of St,
College, has been presented, by the Master
euows of that Seciety, to the rectory of St.
t 4, Pembrokeshire, vacant by the death of the
"'Smith, B.D.

kit ARRIVALS.
tto'ltTehioness Dowager of Salisbury, in Arlington-street,
t; Viscount Ternpletown and the Hon. Miss Upton,
catse in Hill-street. from Tunbridge Wells ; Earl Dud-
-4ton-street, from Surrey ; Earl Spencer, at his
t„ I,_3t. James's-place ; Sir James Mackintosh, in St.
"iv; on a visit to the Earl Spencer ; Captain and Mrs.
4,in Brook-street, from Paris ; 3lajor and Mrs.bSy-
IV", uth Audley-street,
.from Lisbon ; Captain ar ur-
.-Mall, from the lonian Islands ; Mrs. and 3ltss R.
in Park-street, from *Harrowgate • Sir John Roils
el Bart in Clifford-street.; the Earl Of Chesterfield, at
House ; Captain Innes, in Clarges-street, from
i.444.i0r Bowen, in Pall-mall, from Paris • Mrs. and Miss
lA. in Grosvenor-place, from Cheltenham ; Mr. John
Zit4r. in Albemarle-street ; Lieutenant-Colonel Smith,
on-place, from the Netherlands ; Mr. mid Mrs. Norton,
AUdley-street, from Switzerland ; Captain Halliday,
"tpon-street, from Paris ; Mr. Sebright, it! Mount-
"wn the seat of his father, Sir John Sebright ;
o!yanley, in Park.place ; Captain Griffin. of the
---rtnent. in Somerset-place, from Rome ; the Rev.
alley Vivian and Mrsm. Vivian, at Marshal Thompson's
t4q—lendish-square ; Jam. es W. Smith, Esq. and J. 3Nat-
' kat ditto ; William Davidson, Esq. at ditto ; Dr. Ro-
VPlain Greaves Eimsall, and John Greaves, F.sq. at
(4'2o' F. Earle, Esq. at ditto; Captain White, at Bryant 's
PenWarne's), Conduit-street, from the Isle of Wight ;
4, Esq. at ditto ; J. A. G. Clarke Esq. and lady, at
's Hotel, Berner's-street, from their seat, Kinnersley
titrLnucestershire ; J. Cayley, Esq and Mrs. Cayley, from
; the Earl of at' Warren's Hotel, Re-
st."-Zts from his seat In Kent ; Sir Lawrence Vaughan Palk,
lit'Muttons' Hotel (late Jordan's), St. Jarhes's-street, from
;lioßenne House, Devonshire ; Sir John and Lady Palmer,
mare Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Ramsgate ; Mrs. and
• at ditto, from a tour ; General Orde, at ditto, from
Captain and Mrs. Kelly, in Wimpole.street, from the
; Mr. and Mrs. Henniker, in Dover-street, from the
Colonel and Mrs. Clarke, at Fladong's Hotel, Oz.
from the Continent.
L. CHANGES.

‘4, Lii ford
4•4lloashi'rea.t
Lin , CtiLlseesaLeisnl/7"ooerutxliaratmi?rsolmdren from Ausey
arle Marley-street,
Iktougs ; Lord Grenville, at his ;eat?. Dropmore,

4(1 HILL arrived in town on Wednesday
'6 seat near Shrewsbury.

4:118 Grace the Duke of DEVONSHIRE, after
.b4.'4341 patronising Doncaster and Derby, returned to
-lacely chateau, Chatsworth, where he entertained
for three weeks, from twenty-Sve to thirty persons
b!ction, in his usual style of magnificent hospitality.
4.4 departure of his guests the Duke returned to
Chatsworth is still under a course of improve-
riving employment
to hundreds of people.--Don-
e are very happy to find that the report of
liktrelth- of Mrs. SLOMAN, circulated through the papers,
L.11444:141. We founded our last week's paragraph on their
4y,. ttY, and we rejoice to have been informed by the
tlatives that she still lives (and long may she live)
ight by her talents and her virtues.

STATE OF TRADE.—There is still a good
'4ll for yarn for exportation, and prices are fully main-
but we are sorry to say the demand for manufac-
4s, Oode of every description is exceedingly limited.—
tt loom cloths sustained a farther decline in price on
it,Y, and they now scarcely produce a remunerating
to the manufacturer. For hand-loom cloth the
tle still less favourable, particularly for the lower
trious of printing cloth. This article is now conci-
-1 lower than in the season of distress in 1826. The
lZof the weavers, though reduced, are not generally
as at that period ; but there is, we believe, a good
(3f distress among the operatives.—MauchesterHcrald.
IVe are glad to find that the silk trade is at
t very brisk at Taunton. A lace manufactory has
~(k) erected lately by Mr. Cox, which also employs above
hands. A reform in the notoriously corrupt system
k:l'eetinne has also taken place, Messrs. PEACHY and
iti°lll having refused to pay the gratuity of 61. 4s.
rftad• Houses are erecting in every direction.—
41f1y Free Press.
a THE GLORIES OF THE LAW.---A farmer is
'll:°llfineti in the King's Bench prison under these cir-
,ances :—He impounded some sheep that broke into
Pound and destroyed several apple-trees, and one guinea
q'litnated for the damage done, when the farmer of-
'k+l to take 3Ps. The party who owned the sheep reple-
and took the cause into the King's Bench, and tried
cants at the Assizes, and got a verdict of seven guineas
Oat the farmer, and costs 1271. Execution was issued
tnet the farmer's goods, all of which were sold for 70/,
447,!itnesses the farmer took to the Assizes cost 191.,
11:13 own attorney's bill now due 70/. ; and the pri-
has walked 150 miles to surrender to his
t Herald.
14,4. horrible account has just been received from
PRICE as follows :—" A surgeon of this town told
ligYesterday, that three weeks ago, he saw a bull which
en baited (till almost dead), at Smethwick. lie had
'Wings pear the place. The bull, he says, was brought
Ve Stake on Monday; and very early in the contest,
ts7t three inches were torn MI his tongue, so that he
lett(l-neither eat nor drink, nor had spirit to defend him-
l'Ood yet he was brought to the stake again on the
S'aY, and again on Wednesday ; apd he saw him creep-
-4,10 the slaughter-house on Wednesday evening, goaded
kilqr at the pace of a quarter of wile in an Lew, to be
for human food !"

iipPORONER'S INQUEST.—Yesterday evening
)i,141,14i5: was held at the Swan Inn, Great Dover-street,
4ritithwark, before R. CARTER, Esq., on the body of
SAttsoti, ati elderly man, whose death was suspected
ttiv'lve been produced in conseqUerica of the violence used
VC,lds him by a man named Fisupt, nOw io custody.—
Aft ict, " That the deceased's death was occasioned by
fql,4tture and dislocation of the neck, occasioned by a
dthut whether from accident pr ilesip no positive eyi-
appears to the Jury,"
kt,TWo South-country gentlemen,—acquaint-
of 40 years' standing—met in Edinburgh the other
knd adjourned to a tavern to talk over old stories.—
tlief3lAo sonar y drams, and got comfortably tipsy; but
411.8Cd4ant4iss-uitiinat. J broken up by one of them
Ito
vering 'that be 'had- b4it plinuiered cf some money and , an
Ilroundly accused his cOmpanin 'Of being the
:'ospected party was forthwith con Signed to the custody
constable, and the' exact sum missing was found in
pocket ; when, turning IIP hiS eyes, he
"fled, with infinite 'naivete—. Wha would 'baVe
ght so much money would have found its way into
ciP°uch, and me never kent how it came there !"
44620,9 h Observer,

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.