The Sun.
London, England, 1838-07-02 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY iNTELLIGENCE.

CAmnnIDGE, JUNE 30.:---The7Rey. James Bowsteacl, B. D. ,
Fellow. and late Te►.pr of Corpus Christi Cdiege, in this
Universit;,•, and Examining Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of
Ely, is the ew Biitiop of Sodor and 311 n. At a congrega-
Con to Le holden this morning a grace will be tifFcrcd to the
S^ra•c to confer the degree of P. D. on M. Bowstend .by
Mandate.

The prenel.ms at St. ISLry's to-morrow (cum:nu:cement
Sunday) are—
Almning—Tl e Rev. Dr. Tattersbull, Queen's College.

Afternoon—Tile Rev. Dr. Trinity Coll.'ge
On Monday lalt the Members' prizes fir Latin Prese corn-
positiors were ad.p. dg :d as follows :

FOR BAOMELO:I3 OF ARTS.

1. 13.wson, Trinity College.
2. The author of the Essay with the motto " Quam de-
lecta," oho having- omitted tn send in his name has
been renues!ed to call on the Vice-Chancellor.
Subj9et—" Quo,que, et quibus potissimutn rationibuq, ar-
tium Endehrttudinem spectantium formal nobiliores e
pura rrligione oriantur ; candcniquq vtciss2rn Prumo-
vendi vun liaheant."
FOR UNDERGRADUATES.

1. Woodhull, Jesus Coll -ge.
2. Riley, Care
Suiect —" la its gum de gthiea et Politica a Indere
scripta accepuuus qumnam sint element* philosopliam
revera Christianam adumbrantia,"

Vice-Chancellor Las appointed this day (Saturday) the
300, insiztt, for Henry Annesley Woodham, of Jesus College,
and H..nr- Thomas Riley, of Clare Hall ; and Monday nex-,
the 2d of July, fur Dr. Howson, of Trinity College, to recite
their Prize Essaye:
The Vice-Chancellor .itss also appointed Tuesday next, the
3d of July, for Edward BiLton, of King's College, to recite
his Latin Ode, and for Philip .Preeman, of Trinity College to
recite his Epigrams, for Sir Win,
.13rowne's medals : and.als)
for Thomas Evans, of s#. John's Col2ege, to recite his Exer-
cise for the Person Prize.
The Rev. Herbert Kynaston, M. A., ifqeet and tutor of
Christ Church, Oxford, was, on the 22d instil:l: unanimously
elected High Master of St. Paul's SChool by tee Court of
Assistants of the Mercers' Company • and Mr. C. C.
RobertF, 8.A., Scholar of Trinity College, in this univer..
say, was at the same time unanimously elected Assistant
Master.
The Rev. W. Drake, B. A., Fellow of St. John's College,
in tilts Uiiiversi.y, has been elected head Master of Leicester
Collegiate School.
Oa the 13th instant the Rev. John Johnson was instituted
to the rectory of Outsvell, Norfolk; on the presentation of the
Bishop of Ely. On Monday last, the Rev. John Bailey,
M. A., was instituted to the vicarage of. Stoke Holy Cross,
Norfolk, on the presentation of th., Dean arid Chapter of Nor-
; and on the same day the Rev. Robert. Cebb was insti-
tuted to the rectory of Tha'aite, Norfolk, on the presentation
of the Earl of Albemarle. _

The Rev. W. M. Hurlock. 8.A., has been licen:ed to the
perpeztial curacy of Stoke by Clare, Suffolk, on the nomi-
nation of Mrs. Baaumacris, vacant by the resignation' Of the
Rt:v. G. Taylor, L. L.D.

GRAND CIVIC ENTERTAINMENT

TO THE FOREIGN AMBASSADORS.

On Saturday the Entertainment Committee, consisting of
all the Aldermen and a Common Councilman from each Ward,
appoilted to invite all the Ambassadors who came to England
represent the Foreign Potentates at the Coronation of her
Majesty, assembled at the Guildhall for the purpose of adopt-
ing measures in consequence of the result of the invitation.
Sir M. WOOD stated that all the Ambassadors had accepted
the invitation to (Ike with the Corporation, and expressed the
highest gratification at the honour done them by the citizens of
London it, the oppm tunity so readily taken after the grand oc-
caiion on which they came to England to invite them to the
hospitable civic board.

As some apprehension was entertained that most of the
Ambassadors Extraordinary would be obliged to leave town
immediately idler the Coronation, the announcement made
by Sir Matthew Wood was received with a great deal of
pleasure by all the members of the Committee; and they en-
tered into resolutions to proceed at once with the preparations
in the Guildhall.

It was unanimously determined that her Majesty's Ministers
and the principal Members of the opposition should be invited,
so that there should be no pretence for saying that there was
anything of a political nature connected with the entertain.
ment. It was also unanimously resolved that the entertainment
should take place on the 10th of July.
In consequence of the haste with which it will be necessary
to make the preparations, the Committee agreed that it would
be quite impossible that the Corporation could have the honour
of the company of ladies on that occasion. A great deal of
regret was expressed at what must prove to be so great a
drawback upon the splendour of the scene and the gratifica-
tion of the Foreign. Ambassadors, but the exclusion was con.
sidered to be quite unavoidable.
It was resolved that all present should appear in Court
dresses, and that the number, exclusive cf the members of the
Corporation, should not exceed 600.
The Hall will present a magnificent appearance. It has
been improved very much at the cast end since the great en.
tertainment to her Majesty. The whole will be got up pretty
much in the style of the entertainment of the 9th of No.
vember.