The Sun.
London, England, 1836-10-10 00:00:00

‘A
SHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Zn Mr. and Mrs. Wray and family, at the Sackville Hotel,
eltyille-street, from Tonbridge Wells; the Rev. J. and
era' Howard, at ditto, from Foot's Cray ; Mr. and Mrs. C.
harleville, at ditto, from St. Helena.
DEPARTURES.
Lord and Lady Rossmore, from the Sackville Hotel, Sack-
ditto
street, for Oxford ' • the Hon. Captain Blackwood, from
-NM ditto, for
fo_
r am,
eySurre y; Captain Caton, son and daughter,
Bel, Kent.
UNI

VERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

UXPO
JO4 RD) OCT. B.—This day at 12 o'clock, the Rev. Dr.
cell"' Pro Vice Chancellor (representing the late Vice-Chan-
„ cell accompanied by the Proctors, Heads of Houses, &c.,
igcoeeded to the Convocation House, where was read the
14111 e of Wellington's appointment of the Rev. Dr. Gilbert,
DciPal of Brazenose College, as new Vice-Chancellor, Dr.
les
_having in a Latin speech resigned the office, the new
the Chancellor took the usual oaths, and was installed; he
aPPointed the Rev. Dr. Jenkins, Rev. Dr. Jones, and
4117. Dr. Bridges pro Vice-Chancellors for the ensuing year,
"ec" concluded by delivering a Latin speech suitable to the
asion.

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t 0 -18 Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex is expected
the 21st
a the Grand Masonic Meeting at Bath on Friday,
inst. The object of the meeting is to present a piece
I, Plate to C. K. K. Tynte, Esq., M. P., Provincial Grand
ter.
V„We are informed that all the leading nobility, in-
ellajPg the Queen and Duchess of Kent, have taken private
eritses at Drury-lane Theatre, and that the amount already sub-
"oe.d far exceeds 4,3001.
HoTr_George Warrender. has been entertaining the
„ ".,. Mr. and Mrs. Liddell, Captain and the Hon. Mrs. War-
r`nuer, and a select party, at Chefden, near Maidenhead.
The late Right Hon. Sir It. Graham (whose death
We recorded a few days since), was descended from George
Graham, of Calendar, Esq., second son of William Lord
fo4laroi.
of
Ann Douglas, eldest daughter of George,
kotrro Earl ex Angus, and brother of William, first Earl of
se,
di Count Mole gave, on Tuesday, a grand diplomatic
m„
thn'er• Count Pozzo di Borgo and Sir R. Peel were among
vehellests. Lady Peel, Lady Granville, and Princess Lie-
u"' Were among the company who assembled in the evening.
atiliseile.,siame day Sir R. Peel waited on the King of the French
may.
Sir Robert, Lady Peel, and daughter, are expected
41 Whitehall-gardens on Wednesday next, from Paris, on their
*a
Yto Drayton Manor. Sir Robert gave up Norris Castle to the
roprietor, Sir George Seymour, previous to his departure
il a,,t'the Continent, having rented it for two months only. The
piewt:nansion at Drayton, is advancing rapidly towards coin-
to BLPartacus, a tragedy in five acts, has been presented
Atae Covent-garden Management. The American tragedy,
e Gladiator, is to be transplanted to Drury-lane Theatre on
(1' about the 17th inst., to introduce Mr. Forrest.
la The Duke of Brunswick, who it seems paid five times
i 'inch for his aerial trip as he had undertaken to do, is much
the same situation as a traveller b y a stage-coach, who gets
,_erturned, and who, we never yet beard, was called upon to
eriitaYn.the more for the negligence or want of skill of the coach-
t:rhe Earl of Albemarle has returned to Quidden-
-4,11ea,11, near West Harling, Norfolk, from a visit to Mr.
of 1, auY Anne Coke, at Holkham Hall. where the Marquis
keavistock, Lord Braybrooke, Honourable Major Keppell,
allor,ft. select party, have been enjoying the sport of pheasant
kit g•• Lord Albemarle afterwards went to the Newmar-
raeeti
.
tar The Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury have re-
-I,;led,to Alton Towers, from a visit to the Duke of Devon-
-44,1z at Chatsworth.
da Lhe Marquis and Marchioness of Ailsa and their
Of Nimter• the Countess of Newburgh, have arrived at the Earl
fQ,elvburgh's seat, Hassop Hall, from Buxton Wells. The
%ti! Mansion in Whitehall-gardens has been undergoing a
lie of repair and improvement.
Aron Nicolay arrived at Ashburnham House on
lien-PuaY, from Paris. The Russian Ambassador was ex-
lei,ted to leave for London on the 18th instant. His Excel_
ler? Was Present at the first grand official dinner of the Minis
1.7 Poreigai Affairs, Count Mole, on Wednesday.
Pltot°,,rd 'Yarborough has arrived at Appuldercombe
OliD;,"°111 St. Lawrence, to pass the winter there. His Lord-
i-ate frigate yacht, the _Falcon, sailed for Singapore on
saidaY aS a inerchant ship.
oast Sandy (late Lord Arthur Hill) has left Cur-
at to resume the command of the Royal Scots Greys,
Otte aadalk, His Lordship and Major Wyndham are the only
of the Anow in the regiment who served in Waterloo, exclusive
ililssistant-Surgeon and Quartermaster. ,
la st he Duke and Duchess of St. Alban 's mansion,.
raeltton-street, is in a state of preparation to receive. their
Kra es, who are expected in a few days from their tour in the
;Pi' England.
by ~:ince Esterhazy, whose return has been delayed
Aellistrtant avocations, will join a shooting party at Strath.
early in the ensuing week.
.°rd 'William Russell, British Ambassador at Ber-
an:L."ll4 route to England on leave, Sir George Baillie
4.04 "Albeing accredited Charge d'Affaires at Berlin, until
Ihrwi:William's return. The Firebrand steamer sailed from
on Thursday, to bring over his Lordship.
V411;le Earl of Liverpool and the Ladies Jenkinson
tliatrva Brixted Park, next month, for Ramsgate, to visit
LeoVic•tor'.„oYal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and the Princess
r;". who are expected to sojourn at West Cliff House,
liven egwell Bay, until Christmas, having, it is understood,
kilt) their projected tour.
1)1• kfaatried, on Saturday last, by special license, at
:Illy 172 Church, Bryanston-square, by the Rev. Henry
gay's
of the late Bishop of Bristol, the Viscount Glent-
I a grandson of the Earl of Limerick, to Eve Maria, se-
Ofknit1;111, ghter of Henry Villebois, Esq., of Gloucester-place,
"hom-house, in the county of Norfolk.
in . ,
t.gs o OF PROVOST BLAIKIE.—It is with tem-
.; (alp ~,`eP regret that we have this week to record the death
us" koqueb-respected Chief Magistrate. On the afternoon
"lover, aY last, Provost Blaikie presided at a meeting of the
Piaal liZst.of Gordon's Hospital, and appeared to be in his
tPlPit c't" and spirits. Soon after two o'clock he left the
4 mid Proceeded to the Town House, for the purpose
111:-.1.iiielistaTin0g a, rneeting of the Managers of the Infirmary. He.
i..‘"trd • tened the Town House door, when he suddenly fell
'eatl,tneiwn state of insensibility. He was lifted up by some
t°llae'l 'no were near him when befell, and carried to the
the arnber. Several medical gentlemen were assembled
kaki la eating in
th T n Hall, an their assistance was in-
availinY s'bitsained. :I • ff. however,were altogether un-
-41, • e..or.s,
eNee in the course of a few minutes he b
expired.—
Tre
he„tie.-o/d.
Ik' sUuke and Duchess of Beaufort left Newmar-
-1 aurda
Y, kr Badminton Park, Gloucestershire.
or w. archioneEs Wellesle left Fulham on Friday,
.I:,arlinydnsfarCastle, to resume her attendance on her Majesty
Honour•
sje._ rd s,. in Waiting.
for N:, Vincent and his daughter, the Hon. Miss
111, leUsicarglll2hed in the fashionable circles by her talen,ts.
tittlblis:34o°lloPosition, having composed, we believe, several
ilask° WeflFraa, left town on Thursday, on a visit to the
teitireturne !ogton, at Weimer Castle, whither his Grace
sates b •L' in sequence of the country around btrath-
- ittlis "'R.' under water by the floods.
'aYs • "ELs
virrs -""••" The OCT. 6.—A letter from Antwerp
tiro-lati re is no truth in the reports which have been in
" for
t(4 are;n L'errie days of aernaments in Holland. The
114,10titbi, itlueir cantonments, and, with the exception of
141 roatiei's ani;res, which took place on the Ist instant on
(.118, there is nothing new." We did not repeat these
itenr aPpeared to us to be manifestly false. —B russels
It 1 •
b
the'cal toss t cell determined by the Dublin Trades'
mere li esenatartt. Mr. O'Connell and Mr. Henry Grattan for
s Iv ion of that city, whenever the opportunity arises.
`;l7 ere opened on Friday at Lloyd's, and sub-
„. Some extent, giving 201. to receive 1001. in the
raa decl • bef aration of war between Great Britain and
IT ore Jul
a‘lthor't7 next.
tivplergoti„iii les of the town of BUckingham have
again, 11.11 the Y Pursued their taste for economy—they have
!%, lid; the rerg_asHights
. in the streets, and resorted to oil
tilt , Per
pear
tying is that they have a contract for oil at
aaf 61. 14s arnP
less than the gas would cost ; mak-
• Per year. —Bath Herald.