The Sun.
London, England, 1820-05-19 00:00:00

DOCTOR IN DIVINITY.

The Rev. Thomas Causton, of St. John's College, Preben.
dary of Westminster.

MASTERS OF ARTS.

The Rev. Owen D•tr)s, of St. Johli's College.

BACHELoR IN CIVIL LAW.
The Rev. Fortescne Todd, of 'Teens College.

BACHELORS OF ARTS.
Robert Beeboc Radcliffe, Fellow of King's College.
Thomas Henry Hall, Fellow of King's College.
itobert Abercrombie Denton, Fellow of King's College.
Henry Tlt.mas Borne, of Trinity College.
Gostwick Prideatix, of Sidney College.
The Grace for authorising the erection of the
Fit zwilliam Museum, on the site of the present
Botanic Garden, proposed at the congregation on
Wednesday, slid not pass the Caput.
The Rev. William Verelst, M. A. Fellow of
Cal harine-hall, has been instituted to the Rectory
of Grayinghant, in Lincolnshire, vacant by the re-
signation of the Rev. Edward Thorold.—Patron,
Sir Jobn Hayford Thorold.

A dispensation has passed the Great Seal, em-
powering the Rev. B. V. Layard to hold, the
Vicarage of Tallington and the Rectory of Uffing-
ton, both in Lincolnshire.
The Duke of Sussex has appointed the Rev. G.
Glover, Rector of Southrepps and Billingford, and
Vicar of Cromer, Norfolk, to be one of his Royal
Highness's Domestic Chaplains.

ACCIDIINT AT THE BIRMINGHAM lIIaATRE.—It
is with the deepest regret we have to announce a
dreadtul accident, which took piece about a quar-
ter past six o'clock yesterday evening, at the
Theatre. Seven persons were injured, one of
whom died almost immediately after he was taken
to the Hospital. Two are seriously wounded, and
the four others only slightly. This accident is
ascribed to the breaking of a beam at the back of
the stage ; and we have the pleasure to state, that
no other part of the building has received .any
injury ; at the same time the public will lea'rn
with Satisfaction that the progress of the work
will not be retarded in consequence.—(Birming-
ham Cluonicte, May 18,)

The Marquess of LANSDOWI4 ruse to make a
motion in the absence of the Noble Lord who
usually sat on the opposite side (Lord Liverpool),
to which he understood there would be no objec-
tion. It was for copies of all Tgaties, and,ex-
trews from Treaties, existing between this Coun-
try and Foreign POwers, which rdate to Trade
and Naviga(ion. Had the Noble Lord been pre-
RCIIG ile,,AlOold also have ni,:!vei! for an Account
of the noMber of Vessels tracing from the United
States o: ins. rica. (as was ondewood) to Canton,
in China, hnt of this he could only give notice.
As be whited to obtain the Papers to which both
these motions. relate, with a r;ew to the motion'
on the subject of Foreign 'J'+ :de of which he had
given notice, be shorld be happy to see them oh
the table as soon as possible, and he hoped no
such delay would take place as to render it neces-
sary tor hint to postpone his motion beyond to-
morrow se'nnight, the day for which he bad fixed
i t.

The Copies and Extracts from Foreign, Trea-
ties were ordered.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

ORPHAN FUND.

Sir WILLIAM CURTIS presented the 'Accounts
of the Orphan Fund, agreeably to the orders of
the House, which were ordered to be piloted.

AFRICA.

On the motion of Mr. WYLBERFORC&, an Ad-
dress to his Majesty was agreed to, tor Copies of
the Reports made by Sir George Colliers while
commanding on the African station in -1819,
relative to the state of Sierra Leone acid the Gold
Coast.

Mr. BENNET moved for an account, of all Pen-
sions in Reversion granted nut of the Four and
Half per Cts. in the Leeward Islands.—Agreed to.