The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-07-03 00:00:00

• r . OF 1. 1 1".121 catsscitts TD THE CHANCEL[ 4"li* OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD. OXFORD, JULY 1. ci:y makes a very nave. appearmace upon Cie Qtl.ll/14011 .of the Inrtallateon. Almost every a .u:• of sr rariog apparel is announced v.itla :he 11...:malation attached to it. There are nume rous groupvs of dress-makers. spring stay-makers, milliners, and hair-dressers, fri , la London. The prices demanded for the hi,e to, houses, lodgings. end beds •ie, acted belief ; sotue have resisted Abe extribitaut gentsiodes sad hive taken apart. 'tients nut of the city. Mt. float. the eraggstm.maater, has, we under stmad, setaally let pact of hom house for 90 ;colorer Some with a Ised.roorn and sitting-rouns, are let for Iteststioras. The general price asked for a he.l is a .men is-sight, or five gui,wasdstrit; the time, from this day ; there am offices stressed at the libruries &Olathe, places, for the letting sod luring lodg. . iar The upper part °film house of Mr. Adams, the upississe er. in High-strut. has been taken fur the VilimatAle family. for sleeping sud sitting-rooms ; bet they will board at the Star Inn. nr some of the stsnestes. • _ _ Visterdsy was market list': the min ket was plan- Wally supplied with inovioio.i.; but although time wan an abundance, every thing who advanced *early double ; kiti• ter was sold yesterday setinight at rosteenpence a Twain', and was yestorday ad vanced to two shilkigs. PM!. instead of decreas ing 1.1 price. are advanced from fourteen inure a pock t • two shillings. Ducks sell for half•a-guinea Cell Isbe• Iu addition to the attraction, of the Installation, t .ere are to or Grand Alusitml Performances, under • t • , lireetion of Dr. Crotch, the Professor of Music t.. the Univesity. At the head of the vocal per furm.•ts are Madame Catalaui, and Messes. Brahman t Nat tlactleman. • Satitnleis has announced the opening of an• Am ', *silliest,* for the exhibition of horsemanship ; ip.me en exhibition of au elephant and seine wild beasts. Assembnes will be held every evening. Die Theatre has undergone considerable repairs pubilmallisios, and bar been newly beautified for 111.11.111110 ; in fact, almost every• house anti corner %ma lioloisone a thorough repair, cleaning. &c. ewe Has Mill the recollection of the oldest malt living upon such au oieasion. The Marquis and Nlerclaionein of Ely arrived here yesterday, between two and three o'clock, in their travelling earriage, but remained only a short time ; they proceeded to tint seat of Sir Henry Dash wood, the lather of the Marchioness. a fee miles frna heves, where they will rerninn during the In scallagnmy and till after the Oxford Races, winch fallow rut the Taesdvy after. The Chancellor, accompanied by the Marquis of Boektrghain and Esri Temple. is expected to arrive hereto-morrow evening. The Marchioness of Suckinghstn, and the female heauchea of the Grenville &only. are not expected till Tuesday —_ a__ FOURTEENTH TIAIE. Lyesum TH&ATRE.---ENGLI3II OI'EGA. TSUI &VEXING, TUESDAY, July 3, will be perfumed, • N,iii Crimie Opese. railed OM ! THiS LOVE! OK, 'rHE MASQUERADERS. The r:haras tee by ?Ir. Philippe, Mr. J. Smith, Mr Duw. , Mr. Kulstit, Mr Marshall , M 66 Grslietts, Mn. Or= r, Ir is_ linulty, Urea Kelly, Mrs Blaild, &c. be her witiels. Mt tine a bell Yautemime Ballet, ea/led THE CASTILIAN mmsrn EL. The Principal CLaratiene by Nfr Hobert, Mr Mathews, Mr. Beuedis, Mi.. Smith, Mit. Eu1,1160.4:1: 6.,r. Tesimerrow, 1 he Dueness.-0. Thursday, False Annus. ...the Friday, au. eutirely New Comic Opera, called 'tricks ........ T.......11d..... ie tWolletl, i 4 in relorarsal. tv Ea PERFORM ED. 711E4771E-ROYAL, INV-MARKET. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, July 3, will be prinleced, a New Ploy, in fire nets, called THE DOUBTFUL SON ; On. SECRETS OF A PA LACE. The Principal Clyirst tea. by Mr. C. Kimble, Mr. Sowerby (Rom the Tbralrc-Royal, Rath, tieing his first sppearmsee at this Thrstre), Mr. Abbott, NIT Farky, Mr. Bausister, JIM Glover, Miss H. Kelly, and Mrs Gibbs To which will 6r naded, ■ Musical Entcrisininc- MY GRANDMOTIII , U. ♦apnar. Mr Jor.r. ; Caseir, Mr. M a th ews; sinersnce, Mr. Pseley. Mull% 311. H. Kelly. TH I, called EBRITISH PRESS. lAN DON. TUESDAY. JULY 3. We understa.,J tlwt C./1111111A informstions hare been filed by the A crowd • L. cr 10(44, for libel., sgaiiiiit Mr. WAITMIK4II mud Mr. MAL titir. The libellous matter churged consists of ex tracts from their speeches, at the late Middlesex Meeting. at 'Laney. The Cowie,. of lest night. in its observations upon the intended Installat►on at Oxford. says : ri We observe, among other tht.►g., that certain honorary degrees are to be conferred upon several Noblemen and Gentlemen. The names hare been puhissii....sA, and we heiseve they are, with the ex ception of 31r. PIIICJINLY, and Ga►.rrtKß VISKI6 and perhaps two mire, Members of the Oppo►ition. Upon an occasion, not political. but connected with the literature of the country, we had hoped that parry disM►ctiurw and politics would hav► bees forgotten, and that the It..atortary degrees worth' have been conferred upon the Ins as well as the Vista." Da. &Logi. a (.1.1.31 wi nt A t io: . from 11. . rju. attempt at hare degraded itself by such a flimsy aisrepreseutation. If the Noblemen and Gentlemen designated for these humours had been merely or Lord Gastivit.t.ia's political party, The Courier would have something to stand upon ; hut it so happens that they consist priucip-Illy of his Lordship's nearest relatives, and oldest and dearest friends. Now desirable roust it be to the little minions of the present little Ministers. to give a Con temptible motit e to every act of Lord Gas ovi LLE ? We have received New York papers to the eoth of Ms). The following is an extract from 'I he Curamercis/ Advertiser of the 17th : '• After a session of more than tire inotiths,on the first of May inst. precisely at midnight, Congress adjourned, to meet on the firstof December next. — The readers of The Connecticut Mirror have had a fair opportunity to become acquainted with the bu siness of this session, as We have published en entire series of the proceedings,. without the omission of a single day. This has probably been done in no other weekly paper in the United Stmts. To those journals we refer our readers fur proof of the as sertion—that the session has been the most dis graceful to the country of any that lite been ink] since the adopton of the Constitution. not even i x• eetiting those during the presidency of Mr. Jet t caws." There it no recent i,oviligenee from the Spanish Peniusuls. The arrival of • Packet from the Tagus is hourly expo , till at Lisbon. Saturday evening arrived at Po7tsmoutb. Mr. D. Boo**, SLiper.C.ro of the Hunter, Captain GREEN, from Teneritf- to Lond.iii, after a pass/age of 1/3 days On the 3oth of Mny last, Dis Majesty's ship Balwark, of 74 Kum, arrived there with four Spoltiali 74 gun ships and one English transport. ender convoy, having on board upwards of 3000 French prisoners from Cadiz. A vi mei from Dunkirk, under Prussian colour., arrived on Sunday at Dover, with a cargo of wheat. There have been several arrivals of the mine dr.- sciiption lately at that port. The Master stater, that on account of the hie great exports of Corn from France, bread is advanced there very much —that the waggons coming in from the emir,- try, with cola fur exportation, hire been de tained on the roads—and that a general di-cur - teot prevailed ; io consequence of which an or der had lwen issued to prevent the fortlicr expor tation fur the present. lie likewise adds, that not withatonding the severe prohibition of English mer chandise, the iuiportation of trifling articles far private Ole are not notieed, Of, more properly. are oiuked at by the Ctistona-liouse Officers. Another account from Dover, of the dote of run doy. sayi—" A ves.el arrived this afternoon from Dieppe, which place she left tee days ago ; a re port was theta in miculation, that an order bad been issued, directing au embargo to be laid on all sessela throughout the French dominions, to con tinue fur six months! An immediate exchange of pri.oners was every wherespokeu of with gr , :st cou ridence." The French Jouroais contain an official account, dated from Puerto de Santa Mersa, May to, of the escape of the Spanish prisi+it hulk the VasilLk, to hthe bay of Cadiz, on the 15th and 16th of the atme month. The cables were cut, and the coil duet of the Expedition was entrusted to the Naval Officers on board. The Freueli military over. powered the Spouts!) guards. and with the tomkets of their opponents and the rude missiles they could procure, kept off the crews of the boats that at tempted to obstruct their purpose. Sails winch had beets skilfully prepared with hammocks and blan kets, enabled the vessel to stern the current, and she at last ran aground on a sand bunk called Tro casino, to the east of the fortress of Matagorda. It is stated that the batteries of Purtit St. Louis. those of the Rutgers and of the Road, succeeded several blots in +iirneiine the fire from the. Isthmus of Pistiteles. The Spimiards, with bombs, howit zers. and shells, three times set fire to the hulk, but the flames were as often extinguished by the pi eons ou board. The account concludes with ranting, that in this enterprise 600 Officers and 900 Privates recovered their liberty. The quota of Guards, composing part of the se. cent!, or Cold!•treatu Regiment, mustered 011 5111141.43, afternoon at foor o'clock, its the Birdcage W ilk. St. Jaines's Park, previous to their toeing embarked for forego service. The detachment of the .Itl Regiment mustered yesterday for marching orders. The importatitios of wheat into the Part of Lon. don, fur the last eight days, preceding Friary, amounted to Gir,49o quarter.. Oss Friday hod Canitsiers Name. who for several years has superintended the impress service at the law of Leith, received aii appointment In command the Salratlor del Mundt', of 112 gum, at Plymouth, the flag-ship of Sir 'LC:ALDER. A.detachinent of the Royal Waggon Tnia, coo. sidling of 90 men and horse, and 20 waggon'', embarked on Thursday at Faluroutb, supposed fur Portugal. Friday morning was raised the stern-frame of the St. Visceral, a tint-rate of the largest claps, build ing to the Dock-yard of Plymouth. It was run up in ten a ttttttt es, and the weight is computed at not less than Jti ton.. A trout was taken in Loch 'fay, on the 12th 11.19 t. which vie.telsed sib. Woe.; 1 toot 11l inetna in length. shed 1 t inches r.mnd the shoulder ; being the berg, st re-? seen or caught su that part of the country. five Quakers were last week committed to the we ar of Correv , iors at Wakehe!d; for Ulle mouth. for retuasug to terra iu the Local Witte, or pay the due. . ~ .. , . I- ..... dr , de 'aft, ~....."' ~ . ..... till C 0 0 mss`' THE ROYAL FAMILY. On Sunday, the PERSIAM AMBASSAD3R. accom panied by Sir GORE OutsLY, arrived at Windsor, uud had an audience of His MAJasTr. Ile Mal 111.• trodtmed by Col. DEsEaow. In the evening, His • MAJESTY,. Princesses ELIZABETH and Sienna. and Princess CMARLOTTE of WALES, walked on the Terrace, till sear nine o'clock. The feast A N AMBASSADOR and Sir GORE OChtELY were ulso with the company. The Itorm. PARTY waisccomptimed Lady Cowrita, Mrs. DaAEGIMIVENOtt, Mist; ONSLOW, Coma MusayzE, Generale CART WRIGHT aini FITZROY, and Colonel DESBROW,•nd a great assemblage of very genteel company ; whilst the bands of the Royal Hone Guards (Blues) and Stafford Militia, played many martial and pleasing tunes. MS MAJESTY visited Princess AMELIA at three o'clock, with whom he staid upwards of an hour. Her MAJESTY, and Princesses AL GUSTA, tionllA, and ELIZABETH, also paid her a visit ; . 1 Ilex MAJESTY a n d MULTI! AUGUSTA refnaiii,d with her during His MAJESTY'S stay onple lace. Ye.terd 3 y morning the Duke of YoRK Rri:Veli at Windsor. and rode out with Me MAJESTY, mud I'riu. ernes Auuver% Nod SOPVIA, till twe've The ROYAL PARTY wIS *mot/Nu:wird by Count MunsYna. Generals timer,' Wilt CARTWRIGHT, awl Colonel. TAYLOK and DEbnanw. The l'AnstAN AleitAgnAtoul Icit Windsor boon after the Terr.ite was corm We feel great pleasure in •nnonueing to the public, that Princewi AfiIILIA is much better. FASHIONS FOR JULY. The Constneasiseatiata at Oxford bat produced an nnennt. mon bustle among the rotaries of Fashion and their attending trans. It'hite satin primes sod lirunsh hats, with ostrich feathers, will be generally worn titres thin coloured mus ings, iit robes, over white satiu, trimmed with silver ribbon, or lino lace caps, of white oaths, wit► plaiting* of lace, crape, or iLbOtl. Or Nils of small deww•kathers, to the face. Flowers ale kl.llO much worn ; a simple cowvol►alus sprig of jessamine, iu the front of • cap, looks pretty. The Ladles, we understand, who are as furtsuate as to obtain seats in the gatimy, aid tirs-a most ta.R. h:y. Dresses of gold Mill silver tissues lime hien F OUIr tugs 111 I•r. ; their tex ture is raireun h Led, alsilrmite Mt nhi 1+ priacipl- G0r..1 and ulver rainiais sir rgein iu ;rest demaill; also cm. LJustleard corn ut unpe , %,tin, Or' sau-ssim. Ileah.tiress, hair, awl diamond% in pmfassion; also, nr.►laws, tat.rings, Qr. nail every appendage that 1:411 add to the brilliancy oflhr sawn P.I4IIIONABLE YISTE.7D4r. T lie Earl of Jersey, fur (bawd, fitio his hoist.iw rk rkel [T. 10111:11. ; the Earl 01 ftolo C.isltrobiery, tut thifurd t 14(1) eato.tue Dutiittsa, tbr Seuthisil i mot the Duchesi. of Butch ugh, hue ituehantrtou. TIIR COUNTESS OF UROSVS.VOICS ORA ND ROUT. ll.er Ladyship gave a splendid rout. last night, at her Louse w s Iji,p-r Goinivenor.stree:. The whole suite of spotlit, nits was thrown epee. The grand collet lion of pictures which adorns them was displayed by numerous lights. fixed hi Of .Nf hriniches. A griend"Eg) pilau pyramid, which is Hl cello the middle room. has also bghted up. Ar mud the heat were placer( choice exotics, which heeled a pa . The company, who c ime to ae lan chairs, were eouducteil through the gardens, firms Park-lane ; they proceeded along an arched p.o. age, formed of ever-greens and cowers, a:d lighted by v.iriegeted lamps. The stair -5454• was ci.vered with scarlet cloth. These who came iu carnai.es, passed through the grated hall, which was light , d by al legoncal figures, supporting various lamps. The se,van a wo.e their state liveries. At sue o'clock the company began to assemble. Upwards of Site hundred Not ility and Gentry were expected. Amongst whom were— • llis Royal Highness the Doke of Sussex; the Dochrmes of Rutland, Beaufort, and St. Attunes; Marclatooeuirs of !,la italtry, Bath, Exeter, sod DownAtire ; Cosines.. Chollouts dekr, Dattlrnore, Cartligma, Liverpool, Dowager deftou, Cioudes, Looadale, Dowager EMI% &c. ke. Her Royal Iloghneas the Princess or IVALEs dined yeaterilay with the Duchess of Battatwitta, at Blackheath. His Royal tliAl.oess the Deka of CLARENCI, al though much better, ie to so very delicate a state. as to require the eoststaut atteudmucu of Dueler DuNDAII. Earl (•nuLttuttuFLFY. we are concerned to say, is preirentsid b) indisposition Irma going to Oxford, *this Lortlihrp intended. Lord Nlui.nnays gave a grand turtle dinner, yesterday, at his hoir,e in Illarlry-street, to nearly the whole of the Cabinet Ministers. Lord MAUI— YIELD, and several military officers, were also pre sent. The Duchess of PORTIAND and family ; Lord and Liitly MONTliolgellY ; General illoaToomitaY ; and the Uuke of Mommorm's retiout of horses. errriages and ts, passed thruugh Carlisle last week for "kat laud. Mrs. Janina, in consequence of a very alarming express, received by her un Friday morning last, left Glassing, at twelve o'clock on that day, sod ar rived at Busby, on Sunday night, at twelve, after • most 111111(10011 aha fatiguing Journey. The MANAligs of the Gt.sstiow TURATIIIi behaved to her in the most fiber,' and friendly manner ; all private rum. siderations bring lost in concern for the cause of her departn,e„. Mrs. JoltDas." says The Glasgow Courier of the itsth, •• last night came forward iu her favourite character of Miss Peggy, to one of the must mud ed and brelliaid audiences that, probably. ever graced the Theatre. Before the curtain drew up. every seat was occupied. and expectation an tiptoe for the appeaiance of this groat and truly fascinat ing actress, who was hailed with three rounds of applause. Her (.:aatry Girl hes always heed esteemed a chef (tamer?. sod worthy of every eulogiuni t, !nd la' night she was r e p ea t e dl y inter rupted ai, c ;* g.he must repturuws b ursts a ap fry „A i r .tart of the house." • ORICIN4 poErr" THE PATRIOTS—A NL‘r cA vi Mune Tooke sits iu T.) oe his dear haylelurn from r, %Tit h the merry, merry chore.% tune, And the merry, merry chime of thi. But Sir Frsucis minims a difiele... , Fur thus to kim Lord Moira .ay Beguile Burdett ! I peythte bego ne ~,, Bcgolie Burdett ! as MAI ae yuu'.e paid 'our fee. The Speaker say danc e , and the Se,jcasd ma (.4bide.t:r.g, So tucerily plus the da) Fur Ire Aiwa) , ltekt it the wisest thing To row lhardeit awry. Mrs. Culthett sits in duals, huwer,• l'o see her good moo st the trystril kwon ., Hut her gout' amen us gone theater say, Aud Its letr'el they 'se sent him to Botany-4y. insert, and 4 trier., ill, is hear, and uh where, is my Pureupiwe roe Uh e:lut le, and oh where, is my Corporal goat He Niel I, .1 the Laws, the Gurernment. and Thru, Awl so they've left use Len to write 7/,e Are:ter...At atCITATIvr. Mn W--tttle sits at Backinehatiega..e, tece constant VOIDe to meet ; But long at the gate Arc W.—edte may wart, For her sputter le in Clu'ateratreet. Hark ! what Lydian measures heard From the whispering lourtly.gurdy ; Wafting to the Colonel's ear Words his wife mutt never bear •IR—." Lovely Thule sits beside thee." Lindy Davis sits beside thee, Take the goods the atrecls provide thee ! Shield theta from the oilers. air; Wardle brave is, Fair, lilts' Davis,. None but the brave deserve the fait ! None hut Ote Ware, Nome but the brave, Nome but the brave deserve the fair! IittIT•TIVZ. Mr Waithinan's lad at the counter doth sit A .mensaring out the linen sj nice ; But where it his master, " the terror of Pitt He's giving the Councilmen good advice. Jllll- 4 ' di the joys, beyeed eepreamon Oh the jays of speechify ! 'Li the rapture smoothing beings, 1d1) ra.ing s Wooly lying, Punning taws, insultiug Oh haw Meat the lines-draper, • tti ho all day males speech,* bright, • And in his 01,11, au Leasing Paper, licads them o'er again at night. The audience is met at the British POCIIIIM, welcome their Gale with doe decemessi; Fur longer in Neweste be mad not stay, Anti they've torn'd his not of his lodgings to. day , T bey', t• terti'd him out we his (newts approach, And a lityp'd mm off in • harlotry coach. Ata—" Strawberry Ma." Let others praise WAikten, And Dodd and Glownie tell; But little folks hare lotto Gale Jules, Love Jelin Gale Jeans es well. With ass sea Hague sad Hogan May bear away the bell, Bat not a Patriot is thetas Dulb Jobn Gas Jostesexcel. • To jnatily tM lestamat repetition of this seretivg image, sec Mr. W. Scott sad the Scuittab Ballads, pen 1. OXFORD UNIENRSITY INTELLIGENCE. •••••••• Thursday, the followtag geotlemeu *meadow:id to degrees:— DOCTORS IN DIVINITY. Rm. Herbert Hawes of Thiel college Grand Comp order. Rev. William Feed Michell, of Oriel college, Grua& Cuinpuorielev. Rev. Richard Rie Ueda's, of Bramoom college, mid cellor of the Mame of Loudon, Grand Compouud.r . Rev. Robert Jobs Charletani, of losses college, Gradd Compouisder. Rcv. Richard Rouse Bloat's, of Christ Church. Rev. Thorium Redman Hooker, of Oriel college. DOCTOR IN Joseph Agar, of Pembroke college. •ACHILORS IX DIVINITY. Rev. William Forord, of Oriel coilege,Grand Compowkr. Rev Richard Ricburdsota, of !lemmatise college, Growl Compourrikr. ftm. Robert Julia Charleton, of Queues college, Grad Compounder. Rev. Richard Rouse Ithotina of Christ Church. Rev. Thomas Redstart Hooker of Oriel college. Rev. John Hughes, of Jesus college. Rev. William Everett, of Newcollege. MCUICINE. Riehard Harrison, of M. John's college, and Lc, lased practice in Medicine BACHELORS 111 CIVIL LAW. Chines Litt!eludes, Pas. of New College, Grand Cow. pounder. Mi. Coniclist Pitt, of Oriel Caw. NASTIOS or ASICS• Langley M. Albin, Esq. of Bait u Colter, Grud pounder. Rev James golant gashion, of Oriel College. Mr. Edward Thoonit ir Mouro, of Orel College. Hun. sod Rev. Cast ' of Oriel College. Rev. PruneisPelly, of Christ Church. Rev It It' hard Rudgtre, of Erioanose College. Mr. George Robert Crum e of lleasederea College. Mr. Edward Atka, of ararosese Ce Rea. Resodket Perini, of WodbenZ g l s oio. Raw. Idlncd Timms., of Collage. Rue. Jobs Legere, of Trinity Colkgo. Mrs. MOUNTAIN was to entertain the Ladies. Gentlemen of Salisbury. bast night, with hrr Soo: and Recitatiosis.—Tu-ssorrow she will perform . Southampton a new entertainment celled Wil/ista and Enema. Mr. JosiminsE wide his first appearance Scotland, at the Elinburgh Th..inrep 011 SAILIrdA ) night. la the character of Major IfFlshertyi.if Cmitedy of The West Indian. H. was to p-rforal Dennis Brulgrueldery. to John Bull. last nilht• Thr t>.-uefita at the Chip heiper Theatre hitherto been ee ry peodovtaire to the different f The Maoagres, ( dr. Kill T,) 011 turday, we* attended by all the pror pal f,t,to of Chich , ster and its vicinity ; the • Ind att'"' n are the pattouege of Lord - 010am Lt • oz. - ; 1.0414 testa Tbef .Atli Lord /.w MIS I pir eul Seth: • O tit fOilail dectia 4.lresi -41 era Put COUII Mr. shelties issm liaattal charge name • sourrs hew 4. i•l4 the No Ongoto c harged tt: lir'hhtroly::6ll.,P lee 1 : : I other (t the alit pri rot gl Sitti X mover tke Del lie lr. young delight , C 1111IC, It„itp tht %dr fil,rd hoot IN tr...gtv tb. .vea4 bbre ei pier ea 73 per lin WWI it 'Or OS tart alt: grant. stet pl d e;ecl -eV.I, t rouse fettle: 11 , 14 3! , , I fo t,Ol after li into th entail era demil be.:l tutted sewn, ther:— " tea eerier. poi Grad trort4 abo.e • her I tha n r m y Grant as b et . k tan lii coactli ne gro wade. raced Grim' Grua Nader orlttorir tbrtr e the at Wing era to would PLunti 'lactic Cow alrrs l •1* net's d Geo sad us 12th. bat, 0 ttee, ank] that be mu! it 460, in soil it gat Song' 0d e 6 'au' at I t Cie Vil/Ucts WI s et koati nce is . at turd+, i.l the 114 Stu ht. , I a ul y ban t ite.r• 14 , 4 nu Sa• i'' tin umbra tVI4 •