The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-27 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Sir Frederick Hamilton and Miss Currie in Great Cil° tho
land-place ; Mr. William Floyer in Cumberland-OW irefit-
Rev. W. H. Charlton in Bryanston-square ; Captain' ly
worth Buller, R. N., in Bryanston-square ; Captain
gale°
teet,
e
in Piccadilly, from Paris ; Major Harcourt, in Jermyo-s
from Brighton ; Lieut.-Colonel Burrell, in St. James's-„Plateol:
from Dover ; Colonel John Stewart, at the British rl.O-01
from Paris ; Captain and Mrs. Ludlow, in Park-street, "00
Brighton ; Lady and Miss Campbell, in Park-street, free,
Brighton; Colonel and Mrs. Roscoe, in St. Jamcs's-V35,,
from Dublin; Lieut.-Colonel Perceval, in Bury-street, 4_
cs"
James's, from Paris; the Rev. Henry North Corn
sv ,
,
terrace, from Winchester; Mr. Granville Penn in Grooci,
nor-street; Viscount and Viscountess D'Anshald, in 11,01
street, Berkeley-square, from Brighton; the Hon. Geni,a-
Bligh, in New Norfolk-street, from a tour ; Mr. Joseph :lion
tour, in Harley-street, from a tour; Lady and Miss Ham 0J
and Captain Gray, in Regent-street, from Paris ; Capt.4o
Mrs. Martyn, in Waterloo-place, from Paris ; Mrs. and Bate.
Pochin, in St. James's Park, from the Continent ; Mrs.
and family, in Portland-place, from Brighton ; E. Can°
Esq., at Nerot's Hotel, from Glencorse House, Mid-Lotbia'o;
N. B. ; Mrs. Herbert and family, at the Berners Hotel,
fr
Baldock, Herts ; J. B. Thornhill, Esq., and Mrs. Thornin'o3'
at ditto, from Brighton ; John Pavin, Esq., at ditto, 111)
Leamington ;_ J. Nicholls, Esq., at ditto, from
Worcester; Captain Doveton, at ditto, from Brighton' ,b4ei
Royal Highness the Princess of Saxony and suite, at
vart's Hotel, Lower Brook-street, from a visit to the 4.4,11—,,,
Dowager, at Seymour House, Hastings; Sir Charles ure'.',
is Belgrave-street, from the Oaks ; Eord and Lady 1W13%1
den, in Grosvenor-street, from a tour ; Lord Wilton, A
Grosvenor-square from Newmarket; Major-General Sir
and Lady Maxwell, in Hertford-street May-fair ; Lady glee;
Bewdlef;
kenaie, from St. Leonard's, Sussex ; the Hon. Chlr'-(1
Shaw, M.P. in Hereford-street, from Brighton • Mr. a
ntl3
Lady Louisa 'Rebell, from Easton Lodge, the seat Of Visce6
Maynard, in Essex ; Mr. Parnell, in Cumberland-stree
Hyde Park ; Mr. Culling and Lady Anne Smith, at Os
Duke of Beaufort's, in Park-place, from Hampton Cil„r
Palace ; the Dowager Lady Poulett, on the Terrace, r:
cadilly, from Brighton • the Hon. Major Henry Barll4.
M. P., in Eaton-place, from a visit to Lord Ashburton ;
Michael and Lady Hicks Beach and family, in Portugs
street, Park-lane, from Williamstrip-park, Gloucestershire'
DEPARTURES.
Vice-Admiral Sir Tremayne and Lady Road, from Wriliv
pole-street, for Paris ; Mr. Villebois, from Gloucester.pla:
for Marham House, Norfolk; Mr. Benjamin Oliviera, fr°T.
Great Cumberland-street, for Brighton ; Sir William,
Pole, Bart., Lady Pole, and family, from Shute House,
vonshire, for Weymouth; W. M'Bean, Esq., and 'Ar-
111‘Bean, from the Berners Hotel, for Edinburgh ; Mrs.
rrtl v
mytage, from ditto, for the Continent ; Sir George Ail:e
tage, Bart., from ditto, for Oxford ; Mrs. Birch an
° -
Misses Birch, from ditto, for Brighton.

CHANGES. tiV
The Earl and Countess of Surrey, from Lord Mayo's, ,
ted, Sussex, for their villa at Littlehampton ; the Right ri°lr-a
Sir Frederick Lamb, at Vienna, from Toplitz ; Sir Edw'tbe
and Lady During, from Boulogne-sur-Mer, for Paris;
Prince and Princess of Schomberg and family, at their '7' 01
De Maintenon, in the South of France, from Paris ; Geijci3it
Count and Countess Flahault (Baroness Keith) from a
to the King and Queen of the French, at the chateau arroyo
anon, Versailles, for Paris; Lord Francis Egerton,
Ormskirk, Lancashire, for his scat, Wanley flail, near 3,13:„
chester ; the lion. Mr. and MIS. Robert Liddell, at Fult.ol
from the North ; Lord Moray, at St. Leonard's-on-Sea' "ro-
Cheltenham ; Lord and Lady de Saumarcz, at ditto f
ditto; General Sir Joseph and Lady Champagni, at Brigle'ti.°o-0
from a tour ; Lord Tankerville, Chillingham Castle, I:
Newcastle ; Lord Bathurst, on a visit to the Duke of gielf,.t
moral, at Gordon Castle, at Scoone ; Lord Molyneu%' st
Croxteth Thal, Lancashire, from Perthshire; Lord March, .„
Oxford Univer,;ity, from Gordon Castle ; the Duchess of 6°l
don, from Edinbur6ll, for Alnwick Castle.

The Duke and Duelicis of Somerset left Leatill:f
ton on Saturday for Alton Towers, the seat of the k%3r:(ci
Shrewsbury, where their Graces were to join a distil-qui')

party.
-
The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne,
Earl of Shelburne, and Lady Fitzmaurice are expected
town fur the season on Wednesday next. lec
The Countess of Bridgewater is entertaining a 5-e-
-party at Ashridge Castle.
Lord Palmerston wag expected to
ret.urn to tow"
yesterday, from Brighton. so.prdaP

The -Earl of Lichfield will leave town on
for Newmarket, to attend the October meeting. d•
The Right Hon. R. Cutlar Fcrausson, Judge "4
vocatc-General, left Dover on Wednesday, for Paris. .0
The Hon. William Cowper, private secretary
tio
Viscount Melbourne, left town on Wednesday, to Pin
Countess Cowper, at Kemp Town Brighton. hie
The Right Hon. Thomas Grenville arrived at r.
residence in Cleveland square yesterday from DroPli° b
LoThe Fdge, the seat of Lady Grevillrench Ambassatlorn has 'commenced his regular
family dinner parties at Manchester House. , the
MARRIAGE IN HIGII LIFE.-YeStertiiiy itcv.
26th inst., at St. James's Church, by the Hon. a° ion
Johnua Thomas Pelham, the Hon. and Rev. Lowther .' , ,1
• rrington, brother to Viscount Barrington, was marrrof
to Lady Catherine Georgiana Pelham, sister to the kl%ar nle,
Chichester. After the ceremony the' new-married c°llr,„
left town for Penn House, Bucks, the seat of
.E.,arl 11°'
Among the company were resent--Thep Earl of
the Countess Dowager of Chichester, Lord uhicbeesstieer;
Russell,po Viscount and Viscountess Barrington, Visllons'
aligneeranßdacrriiliaigrltotnt, the Ladies
hPelhano,
Htle'enry nar-
o eßarrington, t ie Hon.
rington, &c.
The Duke of Leeds and Lord Sidney Oshar"F df
rive respectively an accession of fortune by the deVasregc%
the venerable Dowager Duchess. The jointure c'' tto
on the family estates in Yorkshire and Cornwall revert
I
the noble head of the Osborne family. Beek'
The Duke of Hamilton paid a visit to Mr. volt-
ford, at I • I ...ins( owne-ereseent, Bath, on
ton Palace. The Marquis of Douglas is still travelu"
Wrioto
rates
his way t°,,../ 00
the Continent. White • hall'
Lord and Lady Howick are expected in
gat,
place, on Monday next, from the Earl of Durhads,, oa
Lambton Castle, where a distinguished circle has bc`
a visit to the Noble Earl. to
came le, t°
Major-General Lord Fitzro Somerset
Great Stanhope-street •esterda Somerset
Weimer Casttlebip's
hold a military levee at the Horse), Guards ; his l'°r Grenade
eldest son, Captain Arthur Somerset, of the Greof tlie
Guards, has joined the staff of the Commander
Forces in Ireland. a for
The Society of British Musicians, establiswil.ell coa"
the laudable purpose of encouraging native talent,
elek,
mence its private trials of new compositions not w

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NIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE,

°XF"Rpr OCT. 26.—A congregation was this day holden
c'r.t.graating degrees, &.c , when the following were conferred—
,UOCTOß or DIVINIT.Y.—Rev. Thomas V. Short, Christ-
cottreh, Grand Compounder.
.8011.)dos•rdwill CIVIL LAW.—Rev. F, Gooch, Fellow, All
MASTERSO ee.
s. ° ARTS. --Rev. W. Sinclair, St. Mary's Ha..l ; Rev.
it Walter, Brazennose College ; Rev. H. Rogers, Uni-
Rzs it y College Price, Jesus' College
„,(I,eliffo, Brazennose College ; Rev. W. Brock, Queen's
; Rev. W, L. Hussey, Christchurch ; Rev. J. Bar-
r.e.tt, Christchurch ; Rev. W. G.
\Vasey, Christchurch ; Rev
C. L
--e°reb'e, oandflor, Worcester College ; Rev. A. Entwisle, Brazen-
°"eg.o ; Rev. G. H. Payne, Pembroke College ; W.
W Christchurch ; R. R. Anstice, Christchurch ;
Le Breton, Exeter College.
"Item ttort OF CIVIL. LAW—.J. Lane, Queen's College.
i
4.line'dtLoas OF AIZTS.—T. Hallivvell, New Inn Hall ; Sir
T Leigh, Bart., Christchurch, Grand Compounder ;
R. 4. Barker, Oriel College ; J. C. Riddell, Christchurch ;
Polton, Christchurch ; E. Salmon, Exeter College ;
Vowles \Vadham College, incorporated from Dublin.
The
Rev. Herbert Hill, Nev College, has been appointed
order Bodleian Librarian, in the room of the Rev. W. Cure-
, resigyied.
be
The
Rev.
W. Palmer, Fellow of Magdalen College, has
'" chosen Public Examiner, in the room of Mr. Twl'as,
whose period has expired.
'R'esPonsions commence this day, and examinations for Dr-
s on the 2d of November.
There will be an election of two Fellows, one Scholar, and
one Exhibitioner, to Lincoln College, on Nov. 1.
t The Right Hon. Mary
inAnne Viscountess Sidmouth having
be Pleased to establish a foundation in University College,
ivhonour of the late Lord Stowell, entitled t, The Stowell
1
Law Fellowship," the Master and Fellows have given
I?tice that it is their intention to hold the first election on
alonday, the 20th of November.
Oxford
Fellowship is open to all members of the University of
Bachelor
who have passed the examination for the degree of
achelor of Arts.
The Fellow is required to proceed in Civil Law, and to take
Ina
Bachelor's degree in that faculty as soon as he is enabled
t7to
by the statures of the University. He is also required to enter
one of the Inns of Court within twelve calendar months
4.ter •
and be called the
After 413 election, to
s°tuls election, unless prevented in any of these cases by
o cause, to be approved of by the Master and Fellows.
Candidates
Fellowship is tenable for seven years.
person
are required to present the usual testimonials in
,'"son to the Master, on or before Tuesday, November 14.

SPORTIN G INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S-YESTERDAr.

(:RETERION STAKES (MONDAY NEXT).
tr:rbt ° to lon lon and D'Egvillo against the field offered so
Th-le'Y on Monday was taken eagerly towards the close of the bet-
ehagntilis afternoon, the fielders fancying, no doubt, that there is a
oses'm rf,7 of one of the two not coming to the. scratch ; 10 to 6 was
agst cael, and 5 to 1 agst Paganini
lon TIIE DERBY.
baek
4.4 2Egville, Cobham, Grey Momus, and Volunteer were
oetsiet4 r about fifty pounds each, and a trifle put upon a couple of
The ; business, however was too flat to excite much interest.
toe select few" brought under notice in the course of the after-
19°We the following
to 1 agst Lord Jersey's Cobweb colt
to I agst Colonel Peel's lon—taken
12 t° 1 agst Mr. J. Day's D'Egville—taken
:5 to 1 agst Mr. E. Peel's The Early Bird
(7 to 1 st Mr. Coombes's Cobham—taken2
8 to 1 agstag Mr. Bowes's Grey Momus—taken
lonn° to 1 agst Sir J. Mills's Volunteer—taken
lorn t° 30 agst Mr. Richardson's Monc Adam—taken
to 15 agst Sir G. lleathcote's Amato—taken
3to on the field agst three.
The

434 , yearling colt out of Camarine puichased at Sir M. Wood's
cbtilast Saturday, is matched ast Mr. Theebald's yearling col_t
83by
Zdon:ls, out of Waltz, to run the Derby course at Epsom in 19,
Tie h. ft., Bst. 71b. each.
at Grse,,.arl of Chester`:teld has sold Carew, the winner of the Cup
of 13,7u,'_Nood and ti.,e King's Plate at Lewes, to F. Craven, Esq.,
sale j°c*`. llampto,:,-park. He was bought in at the Noble Earl's
ast week a!,, Newmarket for 1,250/.

" T BETTING AT MANCHESTER.
TIIE DERBY.
to 1 on the field—offered
11to 1 agst Colonel Peel's lon
to I a,b Lord Jersey's C b b colt —taken
io st

0° to 1 agst Mr. J. Day's D'Egville
,D to I agst Mr. E. Peel's The Early Bird
160"r'' to I agst Mr. Bowes's Grey Momus—offered
to 80 agst Mr. Armitage's colt, out of Nonplus's dam—taken
2 to I agst Mr. Coombes's Cobham—taken
2° to 1 agst Sir J. Mills's Volunteer—taken
33 to
33 to I agst Mr. Johnson's brother to Jupiter—offered
, I agst Mr. Buckley's Tom—offered
'OO to 20 agst Lord Jersey's colt and lon—taken
--ELICSIIIRE UNION HUNT CLUB RACES.
A 11:_ WEDNESDAY.

Stakes),
of Plate, given by the Club (in lieu of the Champagne
added to a Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, p.p. ; three
Years lOst. 41b ; four, Ilst. 21b ; five, Ilst. 101 b; six and aged,
12st. 21b. A winner once in 1836 or 1837, 51hs ; twice, aim.
extra. Half-bred horses allowed 121bs. One mile and three
Alquartrs. 15 Subs.
t,r• Ibbetson's b. m. by Figaro, out of Cora, 6 yrs...Thbetson 1
1111.1 : en's
Mr. Merryman, 5 yrs
-
Ab. -
in thbetson's Bridegroom (h. b. ), aged 3
Ak•- Richercr Beresina, 4 yrs
dson's Deceiver (h. b.), aged
Match, „, Won e:dsily by three parts of a length.
aged ( ca,,,7 :says., 1 Ist. each. T. Y. C.—Mr. Campbell's, Pioneer,
aged, el -.1-ain Richardson), beat Mr. Codrington s Columbine,
A Gokieterly,
Swee,e'l), or Piece of Plate, given by the Club, added to a
th, estakes of 10 sovs. each, h. ft., for maiden
five, list.
insot,
12ritr3"g/1-bred ; three years, lOst, ; four, Ilst. 21b;
(jots ,I, six and aged, 12st. 41b. Two miles. 9 Subs.
Ali.. ii`e",?mPson's Valentine, 4 vrs
;llr. 111's b. h. by Miss Orville, 5 yrs
ATI ,Vtompson na. Piccaroon 3 yrs
4
jqr. ~".• Tbornpson's gr. f. by 'Duplicate, 4 yrs
4atthew's Paracute, 5 yrs ... 5
I 14„..
Won cleverly.
kxtileaP Stakes of 5 sovs. each, for horses, the property of Offi-
tl`.4,-,trs of the 7tb Dragoon Guards. One mile. Gentlemen rildwerrs. I
.1141. alit Richardson's Cashier, I Ist. 71b....- - ............ "vii 2
Atr. ~,a(litington's Clinker, I,st. 41b
Tll, 1 inetripson's Waltz, I Ist 71b
ti -aiatt Club. Stakes of 7,sovs. each, 5 ft., for horses that have
o4fibtuitiagif!
err started or been in a public training stable before the time,
bfrrdr ?,Tosr,selslst:l five, Ilst. 10Ib ; six and aged, 12st.
allowed 101bs. One mile and three
111.11 darters. 8 Subs.
1104. tr,lawke's Daisy Cutter, aed ...... ._
`I. Fitzwilliam's Curl, sayrs
Ili
Won very easily.
Tlioc,.kirrY Stakes of 5 sovs. each, with 20.. added, 10st. each.
LO ~")agit-bred horses, Ist. extra. The w inner to be sold for
~3112:8..-„vbs's: &e. The last to the second's stake. Half a mile.
1%. ;14"lison's Mr. Merrynian, 6 yrs 11. Thompson 1
k. larbord's Vision 3 yrs 2
Air,
~ illib(),!s's
,Wretche;l, 4 yrs
i ,"etson. s ch. m dam by Cerberus
-'-enet Smith's Tarta.;

Candler 1
9

Won in a canter.

T , lIUNTING APPOINTMEN,
411444' Portman's Hounds meet on Monday at hornbill Obelisk ;
Atr 4Y, at lienstriclge Ash.
(14Y, • or Hounds en Monday at Bradford Wood • Wednes-
, .11;'t IN,, ew Park • Friday, at Ford Gate—half-past 10,...'
fellw. '• mith's' Hounds on Monday at Oare 1-111 l; Tuesday, at
rcv.,,°"l' !louse ; Thursday, at Conholl Park ; Friday, at South
T'—ii•
day,4Y, lt It• on Monday at the lied Post, C.
near Sherborne ; Thurs-
, 1,
" 4, -nulton Slate ; Monday, Nov. 6, at the Ker.diel ; Wednes-
-I,s,`'ili'-posi.t,,llill, Milborne ll'rt.da ,
at Ch•
ilinleigh Parsonage-10.
to
'he
Al' flanosahLoonnnt'llasynant'tlotenK)enr.el ; 'Friday, at Stock House,
,t‘litt Al'
411ri;°iLl'aeks of Fox Hounds, will hunt the Chulinleigh country
`',e first fortnight of
.Norember.
ko •
the 1 hStetit Moi6 has received the Grand Crosst of
~!'tch`",,egi°ll of Honour for basing brought about
tsisloe
:iiiiii,-;4, Had me Saint-Mare, we hear, lays claim to
Alb-
s")( Ri'gh Chancellor.—Charivari.
..
Nkse '. LIN SEWING.--We are happy to learn troin
la t,lio°,lr:t_lele. se districts in Ayrshire in which muslin sewing.,
i lietor '!' real branch of female industry, that the sewing
i:)' 81:,1,1:1g a great deal more. plentiful than it has been
dills .tit". Much complaint is, however, made on all
.1._?! time'
_:,.. It L 1r
Q 'lowness of prices -Sects Times.
tilytili, , V ETERAN."—The memoirs • of the late
~''''qk ~',.'c'ho Harley,Paymaster of the 47th Regiment,.
b4,..'l tbe the eve f appearance, under the above title,
~,-`l,i'l "1 Publisl I ando lited under the superintendence
"14 4 l'idow le Harley,et who is herself the daughter
411 Sister
of ,
British rs: e
/4:44 ‘,„ho_
.._ officers, some of whom have fallen, and
service of their country.
.61.4%, 44_,Itta have bled in
1.! ,0,,,,,q,y is the (laughter ofe the late Captain Grey, 16th
xilettl...o -irilards, and sister to the following. officers—
siloNin;°(llr;;l_,GForge
.Grey,3oth Regiment, killed at the
Iritt died
of
fatigue Hugh at Rangoon ; Lieut., William Grey,
of 1441 John "h ; Captain Owen Wynne Grey, 30th ;
.11," 11.,. Grey, .57th ; Lieut. Matthew Berry Gray,
„t.g4t,Royal Navy,
411
4 1-134 Y formerly Commander of the
i:liss L
4Nop, "don's novel of " Ethel Churchill". is at-
b,lller,straordinary attention. The period of the story
bt
latter end of the reign of George the First,
1i.1,-,.knil wilVnaiing of that of George the Second.. ; and con-
Iltt .re hap' the minor and auxiliary details of the narra-
Vtary PY sketches of some of the leading
1"Y, ersonages of the day. Sir Robert Walpole,
political and
il lqo w it' Gay Con r ve Knellcr, Lady
ow. Ina" Lavinia,
ds Duchess o
../te .4to, , Fenton, afterwards
Mary Worti
tiL'fiees okthe original representative of folly in the
tre;tqiii:tii3O/,117::), are all made to contribute to the progress
the splendour of the scene. The last.ttis'ooualr(ei v"vdifßeol'rrits in the working out of the plot, and
till: h4ve Lad exaggerate the merit of either of the. isketches.wiscn
tio,ling ,w,'-', 'WY Mary more in detail ; her caustic. and
.I.lo_ krtuY.....4"---lier hollow, heartless, and degrading 131.1,11. s
eielltilit, at eXguisitely embodied. As a pendant. to this
htlelly to:PeFlrnen of the stuff whereof a Duchess is 0
4 cots thounsulaetured, Lavinia Fenton, with her one virtue
Lbi and faults,- is a perfect gem for the cabinet
lodf
0 realtzed the
',hit!". Genius is pimysterious gift, or how cou _
have 8 .
cture of the actress Duchess?