The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-20 00:00:00

THE ROYAL FAMILY.

• Yesterday- morning! the Dukes..of YORK and
CANIRRIDGR. the COtliTteSS Of CANOIGAII, &c. paid
their, respects. to her MA/ESTY and the I.3rincess'es,
at the Queen's ..Palace.• At .twelve o'clock. her
Majesty' and. ~the -Princesses, attended .hy the
Countess of lt,c,itEsTra, left town in the Queen-'s
travelling.carriage,• escorted by a party of Light
Horse, for Windsor..: . - .
The:clityler pqrty .at. Carlton f'ouse on -Thurs-
day, to meet her Majesty the QUEEtii„WCr'e.morei
numerous than that on.Werbresdayp Among them
were, besides IIeI'MAJESTY, Princesses ErazALIETII
and MARY, • •, • • '. • -

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The Princess Charlotte, the :Dukes-of Yort, Clarence, and
Cambridge; the Earl and 0/UUtels of Liverpool, Viscount stud
Viscountess- Castlereagh; the' Marquis and Marchioness of
Hertford, -Earl and .Countess Cholinuntlelex and Countess

Harrington,
.the Dut•liess of Leeds, F.arl of i'artnnutli,, Lord
C. Bentinck; Count. Monster, Lord • nod Lady Healey, Earl
and Countess Arrans.Lord tit, Helens, &c.

~ At nine o'clock there %%as a select p. arty to tea
and cards.. , • . •,
Yesterday,,at twelve o'clock, her. MAJ ESTI' and
the l'ao'cassEs left town •for Windsor.

The. Dake.orcAstaatoGE and his suite are in
readiness to leave 1,4.41g1and for the Continent.
• The Apartments prepared at Carlton ilon4e for
the reception of Prince,EaNnsT,. the QUEEN'3 Bro-

ar those occur) ied by tilt. Duke of CuwnLk-
-I,AND doting Ilia coofoisenient theil;,` io con,c-
cmoce
.wounds which be received when
attacked ley 411 is.

UNIVERSITY- INTELLIGENCE.

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Ciameatm4E,.Novs 19.—The Rer. Chaty, D.
:Hatter of Sidney Hussar 4.ollege, and Visce•Cliaticellor of this
University, was on Monday last admitted Doctor iti Divinity,
by royal mandate. • ' •.
1, Edward Stroll. IMuly.F.sq.of.lcaus college, was on Tuesday
luit elected Fellow of that Society. • . •
The following is the subject of the Nonisiati rite essay for
thwensuing year "' The
.Baptisna of Julys, was lowa
Heaven, or of Arra 1". v
The • Rev. M. Manners, M.A. has been Instituted by the
Lord Bishop of Norwich to the Rectory of Thilretots, on the
presentation of the Lord Chancellor.•
On Saturday lost 249 Undergradtiates of this University, (the
greatest number ever known at known at ona time), who
have been admitted in the present term, were marticulated in
the Senate-house.

Oxfottp, Nov.2o.—The Rev. Thome :Potter to the rectory
of Shipton-un Cherwell, void by the death of the Rev. John
As • • •

On Wednesday last, the appointment of the Iter, m
son, of St. Johns College, to he atm of the Select Preachers,
in the room of the Rev. Mr. Davison, of Oriel College, who/
had resigned, was approved in ConroCation; and in a Cougre-;
gat itm the following gentlemen were admitted to th:f,reeti
• Master.? ifiirts.- Rey. Henry John Ridley, of Christ
Church, Grand Compounder ; Mr. Henry Lewis Wickham,
of Christ Church ; Rev...bowl Itaticlille, of. Christ Choreic;
Rev. Roland Williams Howell, of Christ Church; Rev.. Cloak*
Edmund King, of Ballot college.
Bachelors. of .lets.—Messer. Gearczo Carter, of Cini.4'
Church; Samuel John Gardiner, Ot Oriel College y Thumb,
Cooke, of Oriel College; Reger Edwards, of Jesus College I
DOA Beynon, of Jesus College ; Julio Samuel Boron, of
oneete, College ; John Noble C.slemou, of Qatetes,Catlege ;
John Brewster, of University College; Chrittopher Dodson,
of 'University College; Hunter Frauds Fell, of Peminolle
College.
Yesterday the following were admitted lino7:c.'ers,f.drt.r:—.
Benjamin Lefroy, Esq. of Merton Cc/liege, Grand Cuttli6!.m.
der ; Mr. Richard Keates, of li,Ceter College.; 11 r. John nom
Claridge, of Christ Church; Mr. David Jones, of 4esa3

The Earl of LivEßroot has a grand party to
dinner this tiny at Fife House.
• Lord cAsTl:Eitcm.at haS'a large party to. dinner
to-morrow, at his house in st..lamees-squoi e.
On the 27th and 28 b, his Lordship will girl: each
day A grand dinner..
Mr. KEMBI.I3, we regret to state, has been for
smut days so indisposed, as to he:prevented from
appearing at the Theatre in the performance of
characters for which he had been announced:—
(Dublia Correspondent.)
It is reported that M. Des HAYES is sate in.tbe
Island-olGuernscy, and' has written to Mr. TAY-
LOR 'for a passport to come to England, to asAst
in the Opera for the ensuing season, M. Au cut re
VesTais is also expected.
The County of Surrey is placed in an odd situa-
tion by the present election contest—they have uo
option in their Representathe, but must have a
Saint or a Sinner !

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The recent appearance of the Ariel, front Cot-
tenburg, might have been anticipated, as it has
for some days blown a Te»ipest.
Seine • doubt being expressed concerning base,
and of what the colours, said to be taken at Leip-
sic, were inaartfaotared, a punster observed, that
they must have been made of shut silk
• The following is an extract from a IVill in the
possesion of a Gentleman near
I. And if the said G— my late wife, shall marry, Ilk,
or any other way misconduct herself, vhe *hal forfeit the
said legacy,"
SPORTING • INTELLIGUNCE.--411e following eu-
rious wager was kid at a Coffee=house a few even-
ings ago, between two Gentlemen ; oar of whom
bette,l the other Seven guineas to•tive, that out
of the first 25 females who should piss over the
crossing at the Obelisk, in Fleet-street, with put-
tens, on a day to be agreed on, tour-fifths of them
would have the ;fattens its their hands, instead of
oh their feet. The Wager was decided yestel day
morning ; when after a careful inspeCtion of one
hour and twenty minutes, which elapsed before
the whole number had passedi it appeared th,r,22
out of the 25, actually carried these useful articles
in their hand t
MUSICAL IVOrk, whif:lt has
been some time announced, will be published
friar days. It is the production of a Oentleman
ofeonsiderable literary attainments. • It will con-
tain Memoirs of the most eminent Musical Corn-
posers and Writers whobai‘e flourished during the.,
last three Centuries, and including. NidninirS tit •
those who are nor living. :Such a work, we are
conVineed,
will be extremely aec'eptable to the
public in general, and particularly so to the n►n-
sicctl
world.. -
in ibourbood .of Airs 'to
pal.kischocuitlicttir:yorni
ttititete.llyl.eniglietl to the clerk of: a
have his banns asked on the third publication
lie appeared -himself .and forbade them : being
questioned as to his motives for thi:extraortlintay
procetling, hiS repiy.Wa4,—that he had thottjla
batter of • it."

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'A' Lady or Gosport Lately received a Letter front
Standgate Creek, (bearing the post tuKrk
which to nppeorante had been properlyinungateth
But such were her apprehensioni contogioll,
and to make 'surety " dimble sure," she iinnivr,ed.
it in vinegar for three weel;4, and on drying and
opening it, she toned that the vinegar had obi -
terated all truces of her correspondent.