The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-07-04 00:00:00

INSTALLATION

OF LORD ORENVILER. To THE CHANCELLOR:
SHIP OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.

OXFORD, JULY 2.
The ceremony of the Installation is intended to
be given with as much pomp and i.plendour as por
bible. A number of oiersinnal Proctors are ap-
pointed to p eserve order during the celebration.
The following are the list, and the airangetn•ut of
them :

crammer or Tilt THEATRE.
The Provers of Worcester college.
The Weekkat of St Julnes college.

AISIITANT CURATORS.
11, Harvard, of Worcester college.
Mr. Dodson, of St. John's college.
PROCTORS ►OR THE INFT•LLATIOV, APPOI4IPD ■Y
Tim C ORS or Tier
OF BY THE VICE CHANCELLOR, AND PROCTORS.
University college—Mr. Rowley and Mr. Notion.
college—Mr. Bogt•ne and Mr. Jen kynv.
Merton cullege—..Mr. Lowudes tad Mr. Rowsicp.
E cullege—Mr Jones and Mr. Barnes.
Oriel college—Mr. Woolcombe and Mr. Hislinp.
Queen's college—Mr I.4l.tfout and Mr. Dick vision.
New Rathlsuae sad Mc. Baadniell.
Lincoln college—Mr. Prestos) and Mr. Radford.
All.Souls' college—Mr. Pestilent and the litasuurable ---
Bourerie.

Martales eollereMr. Matthews an.l Mr. Rathbone.
Brasenose college—Mr. Ruslirkiinton soil Mr. Claytoo.
COITUS Christi cullers—Air. Thomas and Mr. Walkup.
Christ Chareb—Mr. Come and Mr Gisoartwrigh.
Trinity rullege—Mr. labram and Mr. Church.
St John's cull-ire—Mr. Matches it suit Mr. Speed:AL
'era • rolleite—Mr. Mstihrws mail Mr. Dan,
Warlhato rollege--Mr.Gardinrr. and Mr Strrcr.s.
Penthr,ke rolli;ge—Ur.Wight nick awl Mr Psi leer.
M'orrestcr college—Mr. Simpson and Mr. Wistith..nt.
Ile. ti...ed college—Mr. Hewitt.
It, Alhan's hall—Mr. Parsons.
St. E 111111111,1.11 hall—Mr. Wilson.

Rt. Mary hall—Mr. Radcliffe.
bhplak a hall—Mr. Gives).
We are in the greatest possible bustle and con-
fusion; fur, in adaitinat to the attn., bons of the
Installation, the travelling through this place is
now greater than ever Will known. Cheltenham
having become a place of great resort, there were
no less than one hundred and thirty post-horses
employed by the Star lull yesterday ia conveying
passengers to that wieder. The post-horses are
knocked up in all directions leading to this city.
We hear of numbers that are detained on the roads,
for want of home; notwithstanding there was a
continua arrival of carriages:during the whole of
yesterday. In the evening was presented a most
delightful and enchanting scene—the broad walk
in the meadows attached to the noble college of
Christ Church was crowded with the gay company
who have arrived. and large groupes of the gelitle-
men of the University. Tne scene was considerably
Miirlitetted by ittlinernma parties irs pleasure-bolts
on the river adjoining the walk. At nine o'rt:oek
the college-bell rang, for the company to depart,
when they retired to High-street, and paraded there
till about ten.
Ti;. Seaker of the linnet of Commons arrived
at Tetsworth, yeterillay evening abut six o'clock.
ou his way here, with his own horses, riot being :dole
to procure any post, and they had heel' work '.l so
hard, that one of them. stein titer he was put man
the stable, dropped down dead; he Was worth Wu
guineas. _ _ _

Earl Spencer. Lord Carrington. Sir john An.
stratlier, the Speaker of the House of Commas.,
and 31r. %Viclthals. arrived this morning. The in-
flux of dompany during the whole of this day has
been extremely great, although with km-belted up
hors..., so th.it they only come in a walking pace.
Numbers of persons walked miles fur want of eon-
vet•ance..

The printed list of those on whom Degrees ore
to be c"ritisrerl, has iinderg.ne some alteration
since Satuiday ; several of those upon whom the
honour was intended tb he conferred have declio.d
it, end others ere to lie .übstituted.

Th. relieuipal of 1)r. Crotch's Ode, in honour of
the Chancellor, to be pernormed to-morrow, took
the. evening, in the Tirestre, with a full band,
%leo ire pclocted from London, and other wt.'. of
the that r+ninrut•e. Catalani also rehearsed her
eons and pieces that ehe is to eint, she was in tine
voice-, hor astonislitog strength of voice had a won-
derful effect in so large a room, when so few pe:.
sone were in it.

Anoth-r meeting of the Members of the Univer-
sity, roomitting of the Vice-Chancellor, Heads of
finittet, and Pcoctors, took place this day at the
o:legates Room. to take into consideration other
ineasurrs necessary to be adopted for the arrange-
ment of the Installation, when it Wile, upon s re-
fire...rotation. 1041111, that 11111116er of Lad ieo,
VIC tars to the Uuttertity, an far exceeded all espee-
tallall, and Ole COM pallY in general more int-
niernos than could he recollected at any former in-
the Meeting rewind it iinpoqsilde to ad-
m,t the Lathes generally, and very reluctantly
came to the resolution of not admitting any lint
thute who were introduced by Members of the UM-
v-raity. This resolution, no doubt, wac stippled
to prevent the coati-ion and tui.shief that took
place at the installation of the Duke of Portland,
from .per•ams being admitted almost imiscrimi-
moldy. The Theatre being sufficiently large to
/.0111.1111 .bruit 5,n00 persons, the regulation will he
great ths.oppoisittorfit to siuinerous blooming fair
ones. with ulinau tins city it now crowdtd, who
have travelled (loin dis!aist parts.
Righ-street was crowded to excess this evening
with perambulators.