The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-07-09 00:00:00

• ,k• ► v owls' .11047. "i VAUXHALL. the patrons of his Royal Digitiser the PRINCE of HALES. 14015 EVENING, Mondy, July g, will h I GRAND GALA, and brillbun Display of FIRE. NOY Adnintioa 31 id.--Doors open at Serino, and the CAntert egin at Eight ...Trek. lIITISH GALLERY OP PICTURE.% AT NO. 54, NEW ROND-STREET—NOW OIsEN,. A N EXHIBITION of WATER-I OLOUIt Ft. PAINTINGS, (mei the old Masten, iorlodiug the Noise of Staßonfs deilketieu, is Miniature, being port of low wended Rn. " Ybe British Gallery of Pictures,' now oblishiag ands thelesseediate Patrouags of the King, the hoes. soil the rest of tile Royal Family and also / ,I' the r s o.hty of the Voila Kingdom, by Meson. laniginin, gsm, ami Orem; J. White and Co. ; Cadet, and Mier;and P W. Tembies, To be continued open eve ry eit eepted..--AdMkttenee ie.—Catalogue is. aloa ib as to gm ,Wertt mill have free Minimise. The mo o sember the !tat i• jug pnblished, mod may be Kew tbe UMPERIAL 80017 TOPS 17 -'—' fe t modmiaa. toLe•al: TOPS. PeerIMMINSI dd% avant fer 'W.,, moseres abiding ; soltsod cold • v i e : bang all Mit dolt. to ptenenee • beautiful op rsteme, so tong the lost, whin+ to reader them endisrly c o uremsott to those who trnvel. • GeutrNtieu m`tionetlapill.l the Our/atlas§ of painted Slurp Shia and heir t olikithinsi imitative's; traigh that 11,111 heartily bent Aitag up, and which kelt oa home. itidSog completely (M -lle Sryla by Lyn& mod liolievit, So, Punk= drat, flap 11F.Ii RING - FISHING erkMPA- Al NY, intsstled tO be ioessrporeittel by Act of Paella. rest -..tapirsi swoon!. in Flee eleassand Shares pf tool, rut ; end so tadividati to bold more than Treaty Shares. Petioles. line there the Dike of A tle• , l, The Right Moir. the Earl of Chielinter, The 'Unlit Hoe. Lueti Viscount Melville, ' The Right Hoe, Lord de Heusi:mini/le, • Tie Right Ho". Lord (arches - vie, The 3list Sable the Marquis of Fleetly, The Right Hoe. Ear,' hieelyn. rILLSID r TIM RIGHT HON. THE LORD SHEFFIELD. 1111:1•1117:111DINT, JOSHUA JEPSON OL.DY, Esq. 011001,T0115. It 51 CNith, Fee t M.P. Thoth:Ey Rieoefeisl, Set r A Mad Ertl. M.P. William Mescals, Esq. 11.1T001,F,q. vhrl abet ell, lobo cepa, Esq. !Amer Selaotry. Er I. Al;. best &Wooer, Peel. Iklthst.el ON, req. 1 houses Crewmen. V.,q. Itoueid South, Esq. , ins. Elm:team hammier,. Esq. sieorTece. kit Han. Lard() Sessionr. Cheries•Wilateed, Esq. Niro Freetiutt, Beierce, Esq. The Dilators Of lipt above e.enpsity are aois reedy to IseeiseTeleilees fir remitters to build the halls of mode, hi. eosin; tree and jetoree work fir th! peep Sea Fishery, of piton adoweliseetnest, to. the leder "gird s so het on the hot, t 7 het 6 Weise% te dle bean, o feet 6 toclees Ls the Lich E.isting,, }lst* timbers, 44.ineh wale, loci Pu. - - below air taw, e-istik µask above the tisk. hart i 'etch shut. he Teailers tobeshot marl, eott lase of ipooloro. to the Tishoenes icllkv, es tinder, sod Mating the shortest 'wilted ellswerl; N omeokte I he contra - O. THOMAS SAUNDERS, Secretary. tishessegese.llall, Jell 0, ism. r - lIKSI&VMSON, GOODLITII. 41410 . Co. tIONTRACTORS with GOVERN F.NT fo• NJ I t erdiest sTATE LIVCTEVT. mitectirylly inform illithlitie; that Tickets and Sham are km us sale at their tea, ISnrik buildings, Cursbill t opromite llte Kimrit labrriChariug.Uuss. . s 1.20m0n .... sirs L ten,nors 0,000 A,or) le ... " y»...... ...... a,i.00 WO 1 ,.. luu , $ WM) 16 ....A...5. in ISO 4.100 •• • • ••• • •• I:. Notther. L.aeopea• For Tickets of each "Catut%er Ail to he Drava the 19th of Octohor, too). i.it► JAPAN BLAI7KIN - ;, it• h X. DAY sad MARTIN —This isratilLble C•ntremitin, witets lief the ihnsi labour predates the must Wilma j.l I / 441 /KT" bebti4 affords pitessliartiesrishinent to tibe traduce, WI lint mil the fine at linen, a ithereet* lire frost any sup:ca r asn. awl will Mai n it s jet in any c„;onnie. Yn t"k'alo. ay Day sod Martin, at Out Xannatetnry, No. tr, 61,1 thaw.. firma, by E. Don No- 7, Tawlll°44 " tree/ 1 W. an, so 9wallou-sireet Asia), No. 1, Finch lane ; the V e niciir 4l llentatakt Pci anglers, and Oilmen, in iite . bupoln, sad nary Town thrunglione the 1' niii k snide's, is slaw batik% reale is. 6d tad/. Na ball: pints wade. Anvicr, WOWS Ni.rn of Eolnea•ion and Prof...Piens; ••Minn sow persevering etolenvitars to diseweer the most reef Ng festival usetlnsil of Ireeinse a few persilies . Uwe sib's, raw surecesfnl melt of their exps•rienee , the beef P r. '" Ste•ers. asol et) , Surgeons, re gaiety lelenser.l nee inittatt.l iuto ern" twanich "(the i'Vs (rertiicstos of which, fssrts filament Floe .dais, noel Itelseottish host the inlet e initictst Pl,siciaris, they have is oftener aliy remover) were twin( eel to 'stake the fere of th, fellow ing •,.•. loft !11. nivel of itselr particular shirty, se aIL Elrrit I N D Mita Elt, fmmently e.relreeteti as • Retreat d isstovjraitne ; ante its cosioneniteats STRIC -11•R Es, as ales VES.,LITY„ ertwatex tr revue Ilaceltae i tlien indLiroccs, loan resiAlece woof 'wecs, ore ei - etst SOL! VARY VICE, t oo often netiali li;it Iterseed t t . se t ee t h oi b..sh afar ; 411 tire wee it will ik Amet the cause . 4 NTEntt.t Ty or gAiittuNNENs. list • ILe tdres occasion 11, ti•werrons tra.a of N t is e %halt, If mot 1141,4 er.osaliste, terini.i.ste us Itli,ttrFtsf!E an 4 CO,lstv iYTII I I The a !mit east extensive practice him ...shied them, %•y • .1 8 . Py( elieeteally In 11 . 11W•11, these dillerier 9 o bow or cainietesseslt withont seiliceitint the pn 13'^It ' !Telesis& m di et .w ntereise, soil n , s:lf" V ' ne " .4ll no tarty applic at i oe is wale a ft er itiseserery the i , fetio.t, they pied gr. thenierlyes to PC.....W."4":"e is Vse shstt th-ei,tl 11 , 1*4 dins 7 it.. isapeeer cote , ' eiseeen Lew re.rie treatment w the can of the &Love eons- Ree serer been *caws to fail in ous signer tu• "'wt.'s twill, yams' pewee, thiriug whirh period uteny Plwassi, ui beta Nape. • onceeared, tyro once sewer! l 1 . 44 ousetfinde hod Wee parseed It y.nth'"u ati: ns ealt eititet,)ludnces Mama. Goss mot Cis". pe it... ach- P oi llselefsie their eiktes—rhey nay he compelled by or:thee * L I 4 27/tikr l / 4 110 01illt i et by teeter, with satvisslabie secrecy, —.• `"Y• 4,4l sote.tims. 611 . ss onunotry, isclo.ifte • bash nate, see es, c !!._ 11 .4 11 41 rift patincutam .r * wee, 401, laid 16811• 60 4 Ml` , ICC Ina MCd4%.1414, .$ll b , t. yarded . to 4 :7 I it' NA loarionsNl —Hewn G4()&SS 4.4 Ce Av. is, "illow, ?lasi west. „~ ~; . , - • - • • ' • • • • a .•,.„, , ,De.. 4 I rt.ttot MONDAY, JULY 9, 2914. T eRT LTA. AVILTSFIIRE, King's-hred-Tavern, Poultry. bas just Isodctl Lot of floe lively tRILES, fur SAC _ Turtles dinar everyday in WeltiOsest perfection for parties, or seat to any purl of tutraor country. ALBION FIRE aild LITE INSURANCE COMPANY, New-Bninnt-Sra way, IlLaelttratiedlti; AfPOW RIND as , ACT OF PARLIA MINT For !Immure hos Fiat, sod cm Lions ; • sokfor the Grant and Parttime of Assam: es. insnianre• failing due-at IRlnsu ilea, will expire un less renewed within fifteen days holm Apt period. Ihe system of lire tost.rauce perinea by this Comoisny, E mbraces every advantage on which it is possible for persona desiring snob s seelarety to talculstt. The premiums' fur Mews:Ode Insurance, awl for evert other class of Ins•irauce, is London. are of the moat madcrste description. On In- Sarellers OUT Or 1.1.151301.4, the premiutits are lower than those of most of the Companies. NA charge is in any case mods for Fire IVictss ; or for slteratious by I adomement. A large Commission is allowed no Life In , iiratice 1 mud iA that, in/ is every other department of the W il iness, the Cwasirahrs arf:mitonsrutsiturd the aturust.c•Areetneues Ms* firdity so all eugageit in such transactions. Buildings in Foreign Countries may be instved i , wises their situation, and structure are tool objectionable WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. The Company's Office; for the West end of London, is at Ni.. 97, on the IVest-situ of Nuts-Ben is-Stitt:a T. war thsfartlincet. rtto.- OXFORD COMMLMORAJWN. oxruari, FRIDAY. JULY 6. The College exhibitions closed, this day. and nothing now denims the coeval-11 but the dosim of witoessing the aseent of Mr. Sadler'slainsense hal loon. This morning (being the last) the Theatre .was again crowded in 'every part, and after the lower gallery, to the souther ofalsoot 600, the lovely admirers of Oxonian pleasures were fain, to the number of hundreds inure, to accept of tl accommodation affordellAttiu in the area and uppe?. gallery. In these places they agreeably diriersified j . ..` the scene, and gladdeued-the umfbre casts of II.A. - . Te lje irmtr i t; al:\ ~ William To} V lor, Flop M.P. Smile, Esq. M P. Moon Cmveiey Conan, Esq. B ea ky virrakin Milhala,Wyea, Ea+ Gamic Hammond, P...q. . Menjamia Carbke Eq. WINS Henry Isidsont, EM. Hlib salmi ir of tho roast,' of Oxfoikl. PredOrie Thomas Merv/ Filimerr, F.i. Thomas 1 . 14111C1S Fovea's - kir, 1..04. tiiplais R. N. Ceorge Julna Lai 11, ailing Mai:bury, Patrict Craufurdikrce, F.N. Samuel Kaceich, Esq. Thomas Schatz, Eq. Jobs Elsie Meal LiAansroott, Esq. Thocaa. Stra Airways Ruriak,, Esq. Edward (;rave, Eaq. 'Mese owsiee rage' gaparatly - Tireietl-1 a:Actable ■pplaase. _except dim of Lnr.t G. Ville, which creited a good deal of clamour in the Tneatre. The'Chancellor - then proceeded to pro pose, that C. Spiers, Ralph Lotrkie, Wm. Robison, and Rand Kennedy. M.A. - of t7amhridge, be admitted ad eandest in Onforfl. U , : 4140 pro posed to the atnembled University to confer the Honorary Degree of In.A. on Chutes Cumnsing; Coq Gentleman Commoner of Cor pus Chr,sti Ca Rege. Addison loll' .Esslesrby Creswell. Esq. ,Gentlegann . Commoner of Corpus Christi Collegn. IVliiltred, Esq. Givilearea . Ciousnoner of Erre k/P College. Henry Ralph Willett, Eq. Gentleinee Commoner a Christ Church. Edmund Lerbasert Charlton, Esq. Geotkmae Coot wooer of Christ Church. The Chancellor theniaking his seat eevered, with the Vice-Chancellor on his kft, uncovered, and the two Proctors on either side k little below him. with their caps on, Dr. Hooky, Regius Professor of Divinity, and Canon of Christ Church. introduced and presented the Rev. Dr. flagget. who was re. ceived to his ad nankin de.wee with much aPProb 4 -. tion. Dr. Phitlimore then proceeded to the pre sentation; seriatim. of Lord Donepanon, &c. for their degree of D. C. L. Nothing new occurred in this part of the rierentonr,—Sir E. knatclibull, H. W. Watkins W-yune, Eq. and Captain Free. mantle, were admitted with plaudits. while Lord G. Grenville was doomed to endure the party his.. and many tokens of di-approbation. He. howeVer, bore it all very philosophically, and at length took his noisy seat among the Doinine,Doctoret. Mr. Crow, the Public Orator, then introduced the ed mode* candidates for M.A. degrees, from Cam bridge, and the young Gentlemen Cominon2rs for. honorary Degrees from the several Colleges in Ox ford above noticed, all of whom wire reci iced with acclamation, and had the Imost, sought for con ferred upon them iu the most flattering manner. A flue symphony closed this p rrt of the proceed- • ings, and the assembly had turned to the Rostrum, where the first public speaker of the day had ad vanced; to deliver liis'compaisition, whets Mr. She ridan was discovered to hate entered the Theatre.— The shouts of applause, the humr, the cries of " Sheridan ! Sheridan! • seat ! a eerie! degree ! degree!" Ze.e. that ensued, it is iroporaiiele to de. scribe. 'flie tumult of high acclaim laded for up wards of ten minutes, during which pe , io this es teemed favomitis of the- people enjoyed the still greater safisfactionot hearing Cie I.iniest testimony 111 nicaohstiou from an enligh:ened gssembly.-- Dari:.g the morning, and Lite last night, the fdlow lug hand-Loll was handed about, and every person , • .; . ~ . IP!LICr in, the Theitei expected that, en the indent, glee woolti have been conferred : - ' It is hi:111151y 'shod of Lc justice sod rneettall, of 1M Members of Vuevoeatiou, whether the pailhe write O( lb, Right Hue. AlCilAltl) BRINSI.EN SIR Eel VAN, so Pee chiim, upon the precut oseasioo, the usual however, snot • ; of their revert ! and wbethre it be foitaisteet with Are viwit of their 1/otsoara to withhold then( from • meth Agee leiesia •have, through, loth *Ad 'Awes. omen., er64‘1641Y sea whose petriotlaew halt, epee every Vyiejrvireavonoevoa . (weird toaupport the general ioereownir ids 4iiirarty:s Be &end, talc hunatins ere ant Xiitrestea t>< trite. rod feeling or acclansetien. Thtperome on sir - basis cf.' fore% and ' theatre • in this Britadey Before .his triumph, dm green, and honours looked dituMialstil, oodles.. their splendour; and it woe not till ha seas sertild in the elevated semicircle. that the lormal 4•l die Convocation could preened.. Fogs . attar thio the speaker was frequently *Wird to stop, to heir the tkuudernag ite.ihrproduced ream the happy cal. . helot] or his liist words, " l„roiue or Muse," tia4../ the pre_ence or this diritlenbed . At length, however, the Vice..Prectot addressed • the assembly io Liao, and said, that either .i..• lame must be maintained. or the Couso.ation, from nects‘ity, dissolved." • . gallery. in these places they agreeably diriersided basis of forts% and the wirlienseastelailsising v ", e the *cent; and gladdeueddhe sombre caste of 21. A. thrvre were, in this iustance,ditingtoteruled.tr‘S-. B.L. B.A. rod Student. Atten'ti!dock the Cbau- Vice-Clutneell'or *awed his cap,' 1104 silence, wais . cellar's procession ar ri ve d. an d were greete d so o b ta i ned. Mr; Smith (the first Gentliarn I*. their entrance with much applause. They were Nostrum) then cognineacod; but; alaatkif irblrs, mar. ounieruus tt, 40 2 Cgrmer higrea With these words.. • Might arid; t ailtal the •- " Geol. o r Vas e ," . - high character of otherts in rd . liter:ature), and it vtas impossible to preveailiewreiiina ottbe aka more noble aid more itirtingui t hed. The or- ebullition they".again oecasiound, The ulna of ebeA r . i . gare dignity to their award, from the great .fertieritisin„ so ' nearly • and so *six allied .gitte - to the semicircle, by playing a isio,t beamiftai seuiaa and the muse." now Sewed vertu frog% . triumphant symphony: The Chancellor having mAgues 'Nit b a d ba g & 1,, e . ' d ent , taken his piece, 'spelled therouveration (uncovered) 'effect, like Cie electric spaik . ;• arniourvertua irt the usual form, by proposing that Dr. Francis itself to every surroundiag body. The liagget. of Cambridge. Auld be admitted to the the halls, the mo't gratif)ing tvihetes of rarer rank (Doctor of Civil Law) in the Univenity • plause, metre repeated with tenfold ardour. of Oxford. This speciei off elevation is technic a lly was i .. a vain that the respected Vice4...iciacellesr, itt beim; raised ad eandext. from the phrase ed tandem Proctors, looked with beseeching eyes for a l!"1 gramme stemma et dicaitateot. The Ch an c e ll o r meat's revue. The rut Th ea t re rerotinded with - teenproposed to the lionotary"Dignity of 4). C. L. the high applause, and serer did afetrtfl rucentwig ' the following persons - • inure Battering testimony of a peopl•'s approls.atiarit The,Richt Moo. Loyd Vhconot Doncsooov i M.P. (conferred by oueof the most dive: imitirtiog k leares. The Right Hos. Lord George On-io Me, M.P. - tfir ed, and able bodies, thou could relected- fresh rlMr6lqpiet Bart. ht.P. J Ititt allbstine ev Bort. that p eo p le), than Richard Briosley SbeOthisrao• joyed oe this occasMo. Before bit tebsrmisht • PIItENIX. F4E2E-OFFICE. P ERMONS tchuse !aura 'lce Payintati due at 1111 DM' I lil y are repotted to take Nears: that ...erisfett Rec,4-.-tt ato Now 'Lai at tAP qtree • ix Lowhont-eteeet, Cleowg-creee; Red Rid the seterai Agents opt fie Cowpony ix Mr i'vessufr.i. 1114. k *ICS of hisenoter neon Ship* a Part, and Ster. ehatuhzt to Vteechouses, ie the Poet of Loodoe, hame brew 'caw:rd. ors follows t.— t Yteg. 6 Mouths 3 flotilla Is Wetehohee% M the West ledis Docks... . • • to. od. U. 6d. Is. 041. In ditto of the Eat butts Coo 11111' . . lu .ltifn, at ilbe Leutles Ducks On. tit,. 25. od. is. 6d. f..:eneislltesoranten es Marches. dive, 10 sll %w any WarelorWes sa. od,, od. Siiips in Port, end on Word the same . .......... as bd. IN 6cl. Is. od. Tke Rate or Premiaus epos ifirrakaadiae, and gtoct ba Trade, wili'not t•e inereesei by iliaiConepasy, us Gecko/Rut of Ike mimosa' insured. • losarenteea ors Property on els Cootiaeat or Europe, is Ike East sod N eat ladies, and America, coo:tore to be effected opoa Arm, corre.poldeut Huth tkeir served ribrlt. _ _ _ N.B. Nis Charm will be nada by this Other for Policies of insereses spoilt 'humor Three Hoadred Pomade or wilwarih. Alum:lance is 'given, niiht and day, tit (be several Engine Station; belonging to the Company. JRNRIN :lONES, tee LIBRARY OF BOOKS. TO BC SOLD BY AucrsoN, By Mr. CHRISTI 4, At his Great Room, in Pall- sash, on W EDNESOAi,iaIy ts, and three fuliowin; i'sys, precisely at One, ALI Cit ;ll' of liOOli.i , the .iiine pro party of a Medical Gent-lemon; ‘omprising nu eaten sive assemblage of Books of Medicine, Classics, History. aid AtisrelLinrcits LiieraturN and a valuable Culkction Novels, History. sea Mies Lewes; the mitire Stork of a Circulating Library. May be viewed two days preceding, when Catalogues geey be bad. TO WATCH-MAKERS, JEW ELL FAN, AND TUE MIMIC AT LARGE. A Man tAI POKTAN T LVISCOTERY. AESU RE, (7.liro;iii ter and Watch. • myker, of No. a, Craves-buntline, Drory.lane, hay ing Cite., in consedieeee of the sweat irareity and exorbitant mire erg ld , induced to devote iiis time sad attendee to the discords of a suLotitute ; sa-1, after iwundoe expose and labour, tail the satisfaction to snorted, takes Ir:we tp gaffe:. to the public his newly•iliscorereil incomparable PETIT. OIL, which err...anodes rearor to the toddy or gold than any thing hitherto discovered. It is not so liable to taruirds as tither metals; and, by the richness of its colour, far ex ceeds them in beauty. This excellent composition lakes a most beautiful polish and the body being hero, it is not as easily scratched an rid. It is ap very ductile, son superior to any thiog of the kind, that after a little hammering or flat tossing, it rill acquire a street and elastic body. It is peril. rulariy aili;ded fur walcdeas% soul boats, and a variety of articles, fur si bids gold a at present employed, hoeing the wheals!, to he easily rkanril ; by Inushiug, or rdibing with leallier,Stwilllook always mew A. )lesnre therefore mist respectfully informs the Public, that lie 43., for limper two and fal. sale, at his manufactory, a large dAucident of cattlif's of every description, with cases made of this unparalleled Petit- •tr ; &) also an assort ment of satiftheincs, and many other articles, made with that Gut compaution This valuable metal is worthy the &Mo tion of irate* and escapement makers, art it will nut charge ; dinsequeetly, ;II ant cat Ike cylin der. Indeed, it would be a great stadur( meat to watch, ‘, were tine movements made throughout of this unparalleled Petit-Or. Specimens may also lie seen at No. to, Cockspar street, Charing-Cross. Vor the accommailaticso of the trade, the above crimped tins is' sold (oulyl at A. Slesure's manufactory, No. 11, Craven.beilthogs, Drury-lase, behind Astley's Parings, at zt. as. per pound, Troy weight, in ingots, or gs. 4d. per 01111(e. A. )lesas, emartakes oleo to mote watch-cases, at a Swot price for esti" case, for ready sisaniey °all. IIITTLEWS CELEBRATED V Itti ICU II LE ft ES CORA- TIPE TOOTH POWDER. fEiarrY of Countenance , end regularity of Features, are allowed to distinenisli the %With Pair; but ti.o P....pi0.t0r of BUTLER'S TOU'l H would beg leave to re ssiuil bid Countrywomen Choi the hitter of their rhanos loses half its influence where the Tet th are dit.coshusr-il, or skew a rotten sod unhealthy appearance this is thr more irsexcusahle, as the pr. sent admirable preparation 'Rods the infiillsble imams of ,rearing every lileinish of the easel, being etuatpitsed of vegetables.— It ectsiumertoied to the atteistion o r a l tauki, Its clearing is, entry impeicertion, tithe rin the eolou; or the die: ray of the ensuarl of Mr Teeth as rendering the breath sw-el and itelectshic, and making the gums of their proper ukase and vermillion hue; cud • certain prev lotto. militia the Tooth Ache —No composition°, this ltird row lonaarlit I , 6•Ard to public notice, biik met such olifiersal appeals*. t nos ; sh.l the Proprietor bas to boast that it is is daily use of Nut ally beef. sold wholesale nod retail, it Mr. Boller's, Na 4, Cheap tide, tone of Paterituster-row ; and retail, by Baster, Smith, *cabana, had Spruce, r.4illbergh I, Baster sod M`Dosatiki Glasgow ; Payne, likbetbr, spit Ilostand, Ply mouth; Arkenows, Starrier, •0.1 Lynch, Ntaudirstrr ; Grosso's, Bllliage, and Manton, Liverpool • Keisharys, and Colwell, Dubin, •' Below, Portssuoisils : sod Collins, Saha. Hoy ; and must Cuuutry Medicine Ventlers and Perfumer., rs fi.CNIS, at is. gd roci. • or whom may be BVTLERA AguINIATIC PECTiold AI. I.O.7ENGE.ti, AMl4.itia, SOPS ft.r,,at., and Insproriers iks 1 wa, iu Doses tot i 4141 cub. The public poems, speeches. the Chancellmr, then coonanene . ducted throughout with much decorum. The names end order of the. young competston in learning's seat, will he found rn our Pegsr of Moodily. Their various compost topes followed ',early the same course with these recorded •u our account of yesterday's proceeding'.. 1111 t. Smith was very happy in an allusion to tine memory of Mr. Waritlhani, es Mr. Chionery. had yesterday been on the a one sutiject. Lord Greurille's niteits • as a Statesman, his classic .excelleuee, his orolotiorisl power., his share in the abolitocia of the Slave Trade, &c. &c., *gala were the topics for beets itut .!s• p.iesy sir declaim - allot'. t The compositions of Ntr. Smith, of Magdalea 11;P. Fowl., of Mertes; i-ion. Mr. Estee, of Christ r Church ; Mr. Crowe, of Walborn; Mr. Oakley, of Christ Church ; Mr. Shout, of Triarty, lion. Mr. Vane, of Brasenuse ; Mr. Sweete, of Oriel; mirk the Earl of Clanr,Clarist'io Church, were hl Littili ol • heroic verse.—Mr. Cleaysr, of Christ Church; Wow Sterkie, of Brazenose; and the ilea. Me. Boss• daunt, of Christ Church, were is hlank veree.--Makell ilernhy, of Brazenose, delivered a Lau. Ode; and Mr. Bartholomew, of Corpus Chris's-Centre * • • an irregular piece in English verse. Every sae of - f - . these w ork , demanded our commendation, nut Homo more than Mr. Smith's, Mr. Chaser's, Mr.Crowe'll," Mr. liornby's, Mr. Short's, Mr. lifiarthottrustw'as Mr. Vaue's. and Lord Clare's. • As on former days, a short piece.* omit' en. per.. formed between •very display from the Rostr•r;ra; and, when these gratifying entertainsreht% were concluded, the national anthem of •• saretAn King" W3l again iniouit.rbly executed by Cab:Tani, fl - Bianchi, Mrs. Ashe, Brehm. Bartlemen, Koren, Waish, and the full orchestra,-in which Di. Crotch, Mr. Cramer, the Livitier., ar, &e. took port. The " Ilisseivitinis Anne CiAnneon. tionein." Elm the Chancellor, thee cleepti Ohl splendid scene, and the Doctors, &o. r-,•ired with honours or bootings, aa the spirit moved the and!. • ence. M. Sheridan again came in foi In. full 'liana -of story and consideration. - Thul ended the first' appearance of Lord Greet. vine as Chancellor of Oxford. Throughout the period .sic lien could hare suptiorted the elevated station v. IA mare dignity anal grace. To every yontlitu: speaker he p.a.! the.ni-•at Gsrd attration; and, if yr l •esrances vary &pledged Osferd in him has the fi.tre•t chitties of ending a .t.o.nY• cent patron, an •IrtiOOs guarstart, sod a ism I friend. its the aveuiph, the fullattns Cauca% arta 'sidles% vas per. A, .~! id 4.11 , I L -