The Sun.
London, England, 1829-12-19 00:00:00

IN THE FIRST CLASS OF LITER2E lIUMANIORES.

Bazeley, Thomas Tyssen, Queen's College
F.den, Charles Page, Oriel College
Johnson, Herbert, Wadbam College
Ormerod, Thornai J. Brasennose College
Price, Bonamy, Worceiter College
Twisleton, Edward Turner Boyd, Trinity College
IN THE FIRST CLASS OF DISCIP. MATHEMAT. IT PUTS.
Morris, Hohert, Christ Church
Price, Bonamy, Worcester College
. Smythe, William Barlow, Corpus Christi College
Whatrey, Thomas Denman, Queen's College
'• IM THE SECOND CLASS OF LIT. HUM.
~Bicoe, Frederic, Christ Church
Bridge, Thomas Finch Hobday, Christ Church
Hughes, Llenry, Trinity Colle;e
lJumphreys, Sainsbury, Brasennose College
Mangles, Albert, Merton College
St. Leger, Anthony Francis Butler, Brasennose
Whitley, Thomas Denman, Queen's College
Young, John, Corpus Christi College
IN THE SECOND CLASS OF DISCIP. aSATHEMAT ET PHYS,
Biscoe, Frederic, Christ Church
Bridge, Thomas Finch Hobday, Christ Church
Karslake, William, Oriel College

IN THE THIRD CLASS OF LIT. Hum.
Ashe, Edward, Balliol College
Briscoe, Richard, Jesus College
Bulley, Frederic, Magdalen College.
Chambers, John, St. John's College
Digweed, John James, Pembroke College
Drake, William, Lincoln College
Drake, John R. Christ Church
Dunnage, James Arthur, Brasennose College
Farquhar, Walter M. Christ Church
Freeman, Thomas, Brasennose College
Gould, William, Balliol College
Hillyard, Temple, Brasennose College
Hunt, William, Wadhatn College
Kerslake, William, Oriel College
Langston, Frederic Foyster, St. John's C.,!lege
',goons, Samuel, Exeter College
North, William, Jesus College
Owen, Briscoe, Jesus College
Parker, Edward, Oriel College
Phillott, Edward, Pembroke College
Stevens, James, St. John's College
Stewart, Edward, Oriel College
Toye, Joseph Theophilus, Queen's College
Vawdrey, Daniel, Brasennose College
Whitford, Robert Wells, St. Edmund Hall
Wood, Charles Frederic Bryan, Pembroke College

EXAMINERS IN LIT. HUM.
R. D. Hampden, D. Veysie, J. L. Richards,
J. Carr, J. Garbett, and R. Michell
EXAMINERS IN DISCIP. MATHEMAT.
W. Kay, A. P. Saunders, sad G. Riggs.
The number of the Fourth Class, namely, of those
who were deemed worthy of their degree, but not
deserving of any honourable distinction, was 95.
On Tuesday last the Rev. Joseph West, M.A.
and Chaplain of New College, was unanimously
elected by the Heads and Burpars of Colleges to
one of the Chaplainships to the Radcliffe Infirmary,
vacant by the resignation of the Rev: James Lupton.
Mr. James -Parker Deane, FelloW of St. John's
College, his been admitted to one of the twelve
Law Fellowships in that Society.
On Thursday last the Rev W..Airey, M.A. was
elected Fellow of 'Queen's College.
On Thursday the following Degrees were con-
ferred :

DOCTOR IN CIVIL LAW.
William,Morgan, Esq. Fellow of Magdalen College
MASTERS OP ARTS.
Evan Owen Hughes, Jesus College
Rev. Henry William Gleed Armstrong, St. John's
Samuel-Richard Bosanquet, Christ Church
Rev. Thomas Scard, Magdalen Hall
' 'BACHELORS OF ARTS.
J. E. Exeter Spink, Wadham, Grand Compounder
A. F. B St. Leger, Brasennose, Grand Compounder
Joseph Theophilus Tnye, Queen's
Thomas Richards, Queen's
John Peter Simonet, St. Edmund Hall
George :Thompson, Magdalen Hall
William North,
William Williams, •
Edward Davies, "e"!
William Dyer,
Charles Croft, Scholar of University
Georgy Glinn Ponsonby, University
John Christopher Peck, Christ Church
John Young, Corpus
Charles Frederick Bryan Wood, Scholar of -Pembroke
Nathaniel Constantine Strickland,
William Drake, . Lincoln
Henry Hollingworth Pearson,
John J. Vaughan, Merton
Edward T. B. Twisleton, Scholar of Trinity
Benjamin Banning, Trinity
John Francis Stuart, Trinity.
ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS.

The Rev. It. Lloyd Anwyl Roberts, M.A. of
Jesus College, in this University, to the Rectory of
Llungwyfan, in the Vale of Clwyd.
The Rev. C. F. Broughton, B.A. of Emmanuel
College, Cambridge, to the Vicarage of Uttoseter,
Staffordshire.

The Rev. Samuel Raymond has been presented
to the Rectory of Swindon, vacant by the death of
the Rev. William Rumney.

A i•ork of unusual interest and attraction is
promised under the title of " The Adventures of, sta
Irish Gentleman." It is, we understand, the autobiography
of an- Irish Baronet, who nat rates his travels in Ireland
England, Portugal, and France, in which latter country
lie witntsses, aid even participates in the terrors and
calaMities of the Revolution. In the course of his eventful
life he pictures with an able hand the infinite variety of
characters he meets with in every rank and condition of
society. His details respecting the naval service, in which
he himself enters—his shipwreck—his various love adven-
tures—his detention in the dungeons of the Inquisition—

among an endless succession of interesting incidents, com-
bine to place the hero of the present production in a new
and very extraordinary light.

A correspondent has directed our attention to
a nuisance at one of the large theatres, which we had hoped
to see removed with a change of management. He tells
us that on every night when Miss KEataLE does not per-
form, and the places in the first circle are not taken, from
30 to 50, or more, girls of the town, some of whom are
not apparently 13 years of age, occupy those boxes, and
even expose themselves half-naked in the front rows. We
are sorry to say that we have witnessed the nuisance of
which our correspondent complains, and w. cannot help
expressing our Surprise that it should be permitted to exist
by a management which, to do it justice, is in all other re-
•pccts attentive to its duty, and which has not now the ex-
cuse of poverty to plead for taking the monthly subscrip-
tions of these degraded females. It was bad enough to see
them in the second circle, but it is much worse to find them
in the first. In a short time, we suppose, we shall have
them plying in the dress circle. The exhibition last night
was a very disgusting one, and yet we could not help
smiling to hear the noisy shouts of applause bestowed by
the audience upon some remarks in the comedy on the in-
decencies of the French, whilst there sat in the front seats
of the boxes • number of half-dressed prostitutes, who
would not have been admitted into a French theatre, or
who, if admitted, would have been driven out by the hoot-
-1 lugs of the better Part of Ihe nu4l"ev---Morniny Paper.

FROM THE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT.

War-bffiee, Dec., 17, 1829.

10th Regitn.•ct of Light Dragoons--Lieut. R. Giffard
to he Captain, by purchase, vice T. W. Giffard, wbo re-
tires ; Cornet D. Pvike to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
ricer Gilfardt !tad J. Howley,. Gent., to be Cornet, by
pueebase, vice Pytke, dated Dec. 3. _ _ _

114 Regiment of Peot—Paymaster W. G. Sharp, from
the Rval African Colonial Corps, to be Paymaster, vice
Grant, Dec. S •
20th FOot—Lieut. Palmer, friim half-pay Royal
Yolk Rangers, to be Lieutenant, vice Stephens, appointed
to the Rifle Brigade, Dec. 3.' _ .

22d Foot—Lieut. J: A. Mackay, to be Captain, by
purchase, vice Wroughton, who retires ; Ensign Bayly,
to be Lieutenant, I.y purchase, vice M ickay; and J.
mere, Gent. to be Ensign, by . purchase, vice Bayly,
Dec. 3.

33d Foot—Lient, H. 111apy, from the 90th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice Hornsby, appointed to the 91st Foot,
Dec. 3.

42d Foot—Capt. H. A. Fraser to be Major, without
purchase, vice Malcolm, deceased ; Lieut. D. M'Kay to
be Captain, vice Fraser; Ensign C. Campbell to be Lieu-
tenant, vice M'Kay, Dec. 3.
46th Foot—T. W. Bremner, Gent.; to be Ensign, by
purchue, vice Sweating, who retires, Dec. 3.
47th Foot—Lieut. H. W. E. Warburton, from the
69th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Artherton, pro,noted,
Dec. 18.

4SthFpot--Ensign G. S. Tidy to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, ♦ice Finly, who retires; J Massy, Gent., to be
Ensign-, by purchase, vice Tidy, Dec. 3.
69d Foot—Lieut.-Col. F. Battersby, from the half-pay,
to be Lieutenant- Colonel, vice 11. Custance, who exchanges,
receiving the difference, Dec. 3.
69th Foot—Lieut. J. O'Meara, from the 2d West India
Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice. Warburton, appointed to
the 47th Foot, Dec. 18. _ .

. .
74th Foot—Lcut..T. O'Giady, from half:pay, to be
Lieutenant,- vice G. Gore, who exchanges, receiving the
difference, Dec. 3. _ . .

83d Foot—Major Hon. H. Dundas to be Lieutenant-
Colonel, by purchase, vice Cother, who retires ; Captain
'B. Trydell to be Major, by purchase vice Dundas; Lieut.
J. Harrison to be Captain, by purchase, vice Trydell E
sign H. S. G. Bowles to be Lieutenant, ♦ice Harrison ;
Ron. R. Clifford to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Bowles,
Dec. 3.
90th Foot—Lieut. W. H. Rogers, from half-pay Cape
Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Massy, appointed to the
33d Foot; Dec. 3.
91st, Foot--Lieut. W. W. Hornsby, from the 33d
Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice R. W. Foskey, who retires
upon half-pay Cape Regiment, Dee. 3.
97th Foot--Brevet Major J. Tyler to .be Major, by
purchase, vice Pattison, promoted ; Lieut. F. C. B►rlow
to be Captain, by purchase, vice Tyler ; Ensign C. Nagel
to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Barlow; J. Gillow,
Gent., to be Ensign. by purchase, vice Nagel, Dec. 18.
Rifle Brigade—Lieut. F. H. Stephens, from the 20th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice R. Dering, who retires upon
half-pay Royal York Rangers, Dec. 3.
2d West India Regiment—Lieut. C. Buchanan, from
half-pay Royal York Rangers, to be Lieutenant, vice
O'Meara, appointed to the 69th Foot, Dee. 18.