The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-16 00:00:00

VICTORIA THEATRE.

p 14.„ iniet was last night played at this Theatre, for the
r v°Se of introducinc, a gentleman named Jones, a native
o A_
I,lo:Merlea, to the London public. Notwithstanding pre-
Ras reminiscences, Mr. Jones's performance of Hamlet
ivith open the whole, one that gave us much pleasure to
ototi7ss ; and, if he does not possess all the attributes which
last 14 entitle him to assume the first place in the drama, he
al,„_night gave sufficient indications of talent to make us
our
so 10,, rY favourably or his performance of parts not quite
kr• Jo in their range as that of the philosophic Dane.
good °fines is appuently about thirty years of age, with a
414. gure, rat:ner above the middle size, an expressive
those •rinnee, and varying features. His best scenes were
te 14
et: which he bids Ophelia go to a nunnery, and the
kpl3es,,wiLth the players. These approached nearer to the
,-,Pu-7 of the part than any others. The cheers and
were so tumultuous after the curtain fell, that he
dreg fbrward and delivered very nearly the following ad-
tlerns' with much neatness and feeling :—" Ladies and Gen-
Its al; how can the heart flooded with gratitude express
tver-"lgs ? This is the first time an American citizen has
(Chef aPeared before a London audience in a similar part._
kid Ls.) Sheridan Knowles, on his return from America,
1/lie.." had been received there like a brother. I too,
itikr I return to my native land, shall both with my pen
have record the cordial and enthusiastic reception I
lad; ?net With." He then bowed and retired. A young
She ?v. 11°8e name was not recorded, appeared as Ophelia.
a clever girl.

*UNIV ......,......r
ERSITY INTELLIGENCE.
fitttd-kbßition.—On Saturday last the 10th inst. (being the
amity of term) following gentlemen were elected MA-
Y Officers or die year ensuing :
Ite
PROCTORS.
N: f.., . 71"1.r;it Frederick Nicholas, M.A. King's College.
(20-ar,eg4eles W. Lucas Heaviside, M. A. Sidney Sussex
111,.
MODERATORS.
Itev, 'arEuel Earnshaw, M.A. St. John's College.
Henry Philpott, M.A. Catharine Hall.
lz v
SCRUTATORS. •
h: William Mandell, B. D. Queens' College.
v 41'n Lodge, M.A. Magdalene College.
illet• IV, ill. TAXORS.
ilr, , lam Potter, M. A., St. Peter's College.
, / huhff, M.A. Catharine Hall.
I%l*kitt the same congregation the degree of Bachelor of Arts
offi,,Leonferred upon Alfred Fennell, of Queens', William
new, of Trinity, and Frederick Osborne Smith, of Christ's
ges.
'4Oll Monday last the following gentlemen were admitted
Caput for the ensuing year :
ill.
The Vice-Chancellor.
Wiii!a4l Webb, D. D. Maier of Clare Hall—Divinity.
PrePtn Frere, D. C.L. Master of Downing College—Law.
Toot
Thackeray, M.D. Emmanuel College—Physic.
hob4B liekes, M.A. Jesus College—Sen. Non Regent.
SArt Birkett, M.A. Emmanuel College—Sen. Regent.
hakeilongregation on Wednesday last the Rev. George
1,4 ti,.. IY,„_AL A. of King's College, and the Rev. James
''' ''' in. A. f Sidney Sussex College, were appointed
°Proct, . e
At h `ns•
rertqt-e sarne congregation the following degrees were con-

IN .
jaTneS Pogo Bernard,DOCTOR
CorpusPHYSIC Christi College.
MASTERS OF ARTS.
Bley, St. Peter's College. .
()William Cook Charriere, Christ's College.
Coe Tuesday last, the Rev. Thomas Alyers, M. A., of Trinity.
eg(‘: in this Univ was elected head master of the
Y4l Naval School. ers"Y'

NEB; MAILS-SCOTLAND.

Thc, (From the Ayr Observer of Oct. 13.)ed _
he new Mail Coach from Glasgow to Portpatrick, ar_-
tikt le for the first time yesterday evening, about half
h4titr, `,lglit o'clock, being fully half an hour earlier than the
.: when the mail gig formerly arrived. It is drawn by two
14 es,
iand starts from Ayr at nine, arrives at Maybole at
rvan at half-past 11, Ballantrae at half-past 12,
-raer at 3, • •• d Port-Patrick at 4 o'clock.
r the • morning 'an th following
time_ , information of the public, we copy e t'y the Surveyor :
(k)4 gild after the 12th of October current, the new Mail
4 tiu.,h_frara. Glasgow to Port-Patrick will arrive at Ayr at
ht 4:"er before 9 P.M., and from Port-Patrick to Glasgow.
opep,"plinutes past 10, P.M. The Ayr Post-office will be
from lialf-past 7 o'cock morning till 10 at night.—On
Nst it3s from 8. till half-past 10, A.M. ; from 1 till half-
hi
1.0;
P.M.
half-past 4 till half-past 5 r.m. ; and
oTtrarter
qihts?ATcnEs.__
ht Ilrgh
Past
s,APl.l3ll.et;ters for Kilmarnock, Glasgow and
must be put into the letter-bnx—lst, at latest,
2dlv, for Kilmarnock, Glasgow,
i‘iirgh, and England, at 10 minutes before 10, I,
at half aYbole, Girvan, Ballantrae, Stranraer, and Ireland,
day, eat r.m. And for Dalmellington every Mon-
nsdaY, and Friday, at 8 o'clock, P..
I%r ilivAtn.s from Kilmarnock, Glasgow andm Edinburi.
'ng
Mail at half-past 7 o'clock ; English Mail at haglii.