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

OXFORD

TIIIIJUDAY, JOLT $.
Silica Tuesday the compauy has conaiderably io•
creased, the reports 'of the grandeur of the sight
basing spelled far ad wide, and attracted person*
Irma dimwit pins.
At the appointed time this morning die doors of
the Theatre were °aimed, sad the Ladies admitted •
with 'tolerable composer's. cod conducted very
politely by the Curator% to seats. The iticreese of
lodes is an great that about sixty were admitted
into the Upper Gallery, some Bachelors of Arts
sod Uudergraduate Membeis of the University,

aK Owe* laP their aces to them. A number
iiere also admitted rate the area. notwithstanding
• s•=reat ninny went away, and could not Ruin twin:it-
emise eery where. A tittle before ten o'clock
*Orin .Catatani and the rest of the pri icipui
eiericsostrletest the Orchestra ; she was receit•:d by

16114ttirotto of the University with geileal
slandir. At ten o'clock Or. Crotch gave the
-410 as the organ, of the approach of the Chat,-
'NON'. the band iurnediatcly vtruek up the March
is Josima. the procesaiuu wee prece3ed by the
'hirer 'Squire Beadles and three others. Oa the ett-

irsoce of the Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor they
'"IPPO rectiratt :with rut husiastib.epsdau,e ; they were
e by the Duke of Sonetersit; ••
Idarquispes of
03 . Ely, and Blind-ford ; Earls Spencer,
Ediska
' • artewrue, and Car-T•dart ; whu walked etc-

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flaw to their rrnk in tkeirfull robes, and most
- Peas it) the.: Court dresses. The Bishop of
St. Asuph &Bowed, •trad after his Llrdship the
illierater of the [loose of Cutpinotis, and the Judge
411• She Admiralty; they were followed by about 70
Nalliala their full Collegiate robes. Dr. Psrsoitss
the VieerCisaneellor, stood on the let of the Chao-
sioNee; the hand elntiossed playing till all the others
ill.ll,takeu their seats. The Chancellor then rose,
flee Vice-Chancellor and Proctors with bias, and
took off their ceps. The Chancellor opened the

Cu' evocation in a Latin Address., and concluded
with inaclingtt list of names that bad been proposed
in a meeting of the Delegates; when he came to the
name of Sir Sidney Smith, applause resounded
from all parte of the Theatre. The March iu
offsteina was then repeated, to the playing of which
tr candidates for the Degree of Doctor of Civil
3frier. entered. headed by the six Beaillys and
`Poster Poillintore„ the Professor of Civil Law to
the Untverslty. who addressed the Chancellor at
same lrmith upon the personages he was about to
propose to be admitted Doctors of Civil Lim of
that Univeraity.
A fin of warner was circulated in the mornint.
Ohm who acre to be admitted, bat ..Lich proved
lota airatteciaa in several voints, and there were
lady twenty fast admitted. The follow in,: is a cot-
eiset and official taut
The Sight lion Lard Viscount Hawarden.
TM Rua. itickard
?tae Haw William Hoary I.iteltaaa, M.P.
The Bon. James Alteltroaday,, U.P.
Ser Gail Watson, Bart.
the William Pule, Part.
fir Gent,. 'Clechr, Bart.
fie*Hteirken Glynn, Bart.
41, Bet-bard Brooke, bort
air Oswald Hods, Hart. Nor.
Jatars 3latlteu Steuart, Bart.
Illowatkanal Sir William Sidney Siaitlt. Bat.
Caariwaton Ealiaaaal Carringioa, Kat.
ilt.-ar.Ad.uaral Isaac tretwas Manley.
Cave•dish, fAq. M.P.
ks Watkas Williams Wynn, Esq. M.P.
Losadas. -gip. M. P.
Jar Ummers..Esq.
iieswylletriZade. Esq. M.P.
'&4. M.P.
Wakes Mainvil Pre, Esq. M.P.
Kee.
41.7.1‘ • fir
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Tbidnitirein Orations then commenced, between
which were played various selections of music from
dikatsasteres feast, the marches in Deidassia, Dry.
dam's 444 Pharoassad, &c. &c.
After the Orations, lcc. had been delivered, the
*Ws assembly ruse gradually, which had a most
illPipiiceut and indescribable effect, and the band
ep tied save the King.
' Mr. Cardeell, of Braseelose College, was ap-
pointed to speak a Greek Ode. but Ira% suddenly
taken dl, which presented him.
The Chaacellor, Vice-Chanei-ilory-Alublemen,
Meads of Houses, Doctors, and Proclaim, retired to
the Delegates'-rocni, where they train var.ons
business, ad soother reties of I)oclnrs of Law
were proposed to be admitted to-morrow. Afiet-
wards they went is proceseion to Dr. rormna'.. the
Vice-Chancellor's. residence, et llalliul College, and
proceeded Frans thence to dine with the I)%faii and
Canoes of Christ Church, in their Hall.

EXTRACT PROM ANOTlligli LETTER. /AMC DATE.
There were two Balls last night ; one at New
College, and another at the Star I ttttt both well
atteuded—yet the (Air who hail been footing it all
night, did not torn out the less numerously at as
rarly hour this morning, t., witness the new Chan-
cellor's second Convocation at the Theatre, to which
they were admitted, according to the i'iereerisere,
It half-past eight o'clock. At nine the rougher
sex were permitted to etit.w and regale their eieis
with the rea•Aniti•ent circle 4.t beauty, who!, ~as
awns plarsowt in the lower gull( ry. The crowd was
even grower then on Tne..lay, mottle. pres.ure iu
the area slowed insumwalile. lii,tend of one bar
et the entrance to confine the rushing multitinie,
crord against the forcible intrusion of such
a. were ~O properly introthvAsal 31ewi-