The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-05 00:00:00

TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN.

'At the commencements held in the University
on the 9th ult. the Right. Hon. and Rey. Lord
Brandein was admitted to the degree of Doctor in
Divinityl and the Rev. Stephen Creagh Sande,
and. Right Rev. C. R. Elrington, wee admitted
to the degree of, Bachelors in Divinity. The Rev,
T. G. Willis, at the satne time, was admitted to.
the degree al Doctor of Laws ; and the fUllowing
Gentlemen to the degree of Master of Arts, viz.
Pon, and Rev. Richard Rev. Charles Moore.
Pinisonby, Rev, William Eames,
Rev. Alexander Staples, Rev. Francis Jones,
--, Rev. Edward George. P.m John Kinahan',
Rev. RoAingrave Macldin, Rev. Hans Caulfield,
Rev. William Price, Rev. Arthur Knox,
Rev. Thomas John Ruiz!), John Beastly, and
Buv.-.lanieS,Lytion,' Charles It. Lendrick,.
Rev. Thomas (Ism],
And on the vane day 78 were admitted to the
iletiree, of Bachelor of Arts. 'Dar Medals
were glien to Daniel Einanah, John WA:orb:4ls
Ytay and W. C. Babington. •

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CITAIs:CFAY, Au°. n.

Yttaa Oi4ICA U01.182,..--TA.YI.UR V. WATERS.
The (affidavits the loom) Chat!icer..t.oh had 04-
%40 to ha furnished with, respecting the ap-
plication for a re•side of the Opera (louse, were •
shortly: stated anil,handed into Court. ,His Lord».
*hip then Said lie Slicitticl read them over very,e4re.
folly thiS evening, and deliver his jtidgment on
the subject on Monday morning, as it was of the
highest importance to Mr. Waters that he should,
with as title delay as possible, know the opinion
of the Court, whether 'the sale which.hail taken
piece tit the Opera House was a legally bindiag
and valid sale. His Lordship, said, be also con-
sidered it as a suVject of great importance
.with
reference to the sale of property in the Master's
Office.
Theyemainder cif the.day was entirely (men.
red .in hearing motions, none of which were im-
yorteut.

`PbotiAsst.—lt is now decided that Carter' and
Oliver are to fight on one of the days at Carlisle
TtAces r pn the bth of October, it is expected.
The sum contended for is 2501. including a purse
given by the Gentlemen of the Pugilistic Club.
Two to one on Oliver.--Scroggins fights the
eauntryman next Tuesday fortnight, for 200 gui-
nem The countrymen is backed by an amateur
of distinction. Nearly two to one. on Scroggins.
The latter boxer, win or lose in the above con-
test, is also matched with Hall for 100 guineas
aside, to take place on the Ist of next Novem-
ber.---Sotton, the.new man of colour, is also en-
gaged with Robinson, the black (the unsuccess-
fat contpetitnr of Cater egainst time) for 40 gui
vgas.......patish, the waterman, ewers the ring with
llott, tor 40 gainers i ; and Martin, who lately
epotioered Olker.a brother, at Ilford, is matched'
against West Country Dick, for 20 goideas a-side.
he latter three battles will also take place on the
20th instout.—A skinman, of the Dame of Tur-
ner, will, in the course of a week or two,,enter
the lists with Cords, who heat Lizarns, the :few,
tin. 20 guineas a-side, hut the day is not yet fixed.
We are Informed by Drs. Coopea, AIUNROE,
‘ood ,DUNCAN, Phybicinns. to the Medical ~Hoard
at Charlotte-house, 111ackfriars-rued; that up-
wards 0f.4000 patients are cured annually of pre.
disorders, that hundreds were in. a most
distressing state, owing to quacking themselves
and by consulting men ignorant of an important
'branch of the profession. Eruptions on the head,
lace, and body; ulcerated thmat, swelling in the
neck, 'nodes on the thin bones, pains in the bead
a'nd limbs, frequently taken tor. rheumatism,
' swelled anoes anti nervous debility are the eon.
• ponsegohdei improper treatment. essts.
Coone, Mus'noe, and' Co. are consulted, front
"a g 1 t irti rile ti4tprnktg# tuitiknitte et night, or by
letter, containing a tee, and the poor haveituivice
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, till twelve
o'clock.--. 9 side door aud private rooms for