The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-05 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAsinuinott, Jvt.l 4.—du Tuesday being
Commencement I:14y, tl)e folio Ning Doctors unit
Masters of Arts were created
DOcTOItS IN DIVINITY:.

The Rev. William NVelib, 11Imter Clai e Halt.
The Vert• Rev. Robert tiodgaon, of St. Peter's College. Dean
of. Chester, and Rector of lit. Georges, tianover-bquare,
14011(10h,
The Roe. John Doncaster, of Christ Cnilege, Master of Oak=
hail* School, and Rector of Navenbv, in Liocolniihire.
DOCTOR IN CIVIL LAWS
UY 11',YA1. MANIMTF..

'f hello... Tames Stonier Clarke, of St. John'a College, Clerk
citliu'Clutet and Hiltaingrapher to the King, Chaplain of
the Household, and Librarian to the Prince Meseta, Vicar
of Preston and Rector of Tillington.
This Degree by Royal Mandate (the only one
granted by the Congregation held on Saturday)
must be doubly gratifying to its possessor, at a
fresh mark of the l'atixe RPGENT'S
approbation, and as a scholastic honour Of the
highest class. Having recently given our humble
opinion of the Learned Doctor's merits, in the
Sun Review of his Life of James the Ild, we may
be allowed to express our satisfaction sit seeing
him thus rewarded, and our pleasure at observing
Princely favour descend on a grandson worthy of
such progenitors as the learned Winton, and the
upright Clarke the Chancellor of Chichester.

DOCTORS 1N CIVIL LAW.
,It►lin Fiat Lee, Of St. John's College.
Henry Laing, of Trinity-Ilan.

DOCTORS IN PHYSIC.
George Lemon Tuthill,of Caius College.
Hubert Williams, of Trinity College.
Ofrutcrs of ares, to•ntorrstv)
'rite sermon at St. Mary's church, on Sunday
morning last, was preached by the Rev. Dr. J. S.
Clarke, of St. John's college, from Eph.
That in the dispensation of fulness of times
be might gather together in one all things' in
Christ, bark which are in heaven and on earth."
The sermon in, the afternoon was preached by
Dr. Hodgson, Dean of Chester, from 2 Car. iv.
5.—" We preach not ourselves, hot Christ J 05115
the Lord." The attendance at church was very
numerous tend dignified, and the sermons are highly
spOlken of.

BLACK !MATH PEDHSTR I At4.,—(3 IS/ Da/04...
This rimniing BAToNr acconti),:khed hi 3 734th
mite, and co..tinnea to go on in good spirits.

The intended pedeorian Meta,
.which was to
have taken place yesterday, nt the Eagle and
Child, Epping Forest, is off: lisator, accom-
panied by his friends, was on thc ground ready to
tart, but the 2001. stake on the other side was
nOt tortheoming,
pedestri,,, who hes engaged to walk 56
miles per day, for eighteen days, on Newmarket
Heath, has air, ady p.rfortnrd nine, and there is
every probability that he will succeed in the
of his laborious undertaking.

CORN EXCHANGK, JULY s.—Onr Market still
continues, vet!, dull, and the arrivals this morning
were few, but quite equal to the demand. The
few sales made in fine Wheat and atts were at
Monday's prices. In Barley and Malt there was
very little doing (the duty on Malt being about to
expire). In Pease and Beaus there was no altera-
tion.

s:,tartriELD, day's Market was but thinly
supplied with the different kinds of Caitlel beef and LAIIII.I
VT* •64rvrt Mutton., Pork. anal Volt, soli) qt lan prices ;
anti the trade in general vrok lept indifferent. The Soles.in the
Ilay-tultrltet wero nut linty ilay, Straw, notlct.rrer, fetched
la,t prices,

.1" la Ao

• . • ,
Wtitten by an Officer of ;Ore. figlihnitert, and stirl, by
him at the. Mess of ttlAt Itegkient ou the Anniversuty of
‘thitittle of Waterloo. „r
Vs's Seats wha lute ui Irallace bled."
I', calving time has brought the day
That bearoswith glory's brightest ray,
In history's page, or poet's ,
•
The day of Waterloo!

tad, British heart with ardour hurns,
its Oh resplendent dnyrttnrns,
While humbled Prince in sttiret mourns, , f
day of Waterloo!

'ibeh the brimful goblet high,
While Npturcheams iu every eyet
Let shouts of triumph tend the sliy.
The toast is Waterloo !

To all who can the honour chum,
From WE!,LlNci;roN's lunnortal. name, -
Or hutohlea sun oflnartial
Who fought at Waterloo !

Fill, 611, the wine cup yet again,
But alter*d lie the joyous strain,
To those the cup now silent drain, , .
Who MI at Waterloo !

Sigh soft ye breezes o'er the grave,
Where rest the relies of tbe brave,
And sweetest tlow'rets o'er them wage, •
Who sleep on Watetloo!
From their enransuin'd honour'd bed, •
The olive rears its.'peuceful
Nurs'd by the sacred blood they shed,
At glorious Waterloo !

In freedom's sacred came to die,
In vict,iry's embrace to lie,
Who would not breathe his latest sigh,
Like thosu at Waterloo!

.:ARRIVALS. AND DEPARTURES.