The Sun.
London, England, 1821-01-20 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JAN, 19.—0 n Monday
,the 15th in-
stant, the first day of Lent Term, the following
degrees were conferred:—

AlasTetts OF AltTS.—Rev. Josiah Forshall, Fellow of Exeter
College; Rev. Henry Gulls, Exeter College;' Rev. Samuel
Fenton, Rev. Juhu Jones, Christ Church.; and Rev. Thotoas
Farley, Den), of Magdalen College.
BACH MA/ ItS OF Arms.—Willikin Ja.colrs, New College ; Geo.
Crabb, Magdalen Hall; and,Rieliard Clement, Tr laity College.

Lower Brook Street, Jau. 19, 1821.
My Lord-4 am honored by the Queen's commands to in-
form your Lordship, that as her Majesty has been given to
und-crstandthat some difficulties hive arisen with ran and to the
attendance 'of professional individuals at the Concert which
was appointed to take place at the Mansion-house on 19th Feb.,
her Majesty, in order to obvia'e these memo veniences, has
sanctioned the postponement of it until the first day of March;
and I am ordered to communicate to 'your Lordship her Ma-
esty's intention of being present at, it on that day.
1 have the honour to be,
. My Lord,
Your 'Lordship's most obedient, humble servant,
K. H. CIL V. C.
The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor.

The opera of Artaxerxes is getting up at Co-
vent Garden Theatre, in opposition to the other
llouse. Miss STEPHENS is of course to resume
her original character of A. and tne, and Miss M.
TREE is to appear for the first time in Arbaces.

The receipts of money at the doors of Drury
Lane Theatre, on Thursday evening, are said
to have amounted to upwards of six hundred
pounds.

- Yesterday a numerous train of noblemen and
gentlemen met at Walton Common, where a
famous. stag was turned out for the Earl of
DERBY'S hounds, which afforded an excellent
day's sport.

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tHE RADICAL LOAVES AND FISHEg:

Turco—'-" 041 Orp'heuir playeti:"
ec Fanged instate; for high debate

About the Constitution ;
motley crew, with great ado.)
Planning a Revolution L
But first theY have a Council graVe,

To part the Loire* and Fishe'S,
And find for each that makes a speech
A place to tuit his wishes.
then hey for a Row !
No matter how!
• gild hey for the Loaves and Fishes.

" `Tis right to storm about Reform,"
" And cry down all abuses ;"
" But, nevertheless, we must confess,"
" Good places have their uses ;".
"though VAN'S Or Sznmournis Profits be"
" A Burden hard to bear, Sir:"
" Yet when transferred to you or me,"
" It's quite another affair, Sir!"
Then hey far a RoW, &c.

" Then e'er we rout, and tumble out"
" The folks in lofty stations ;"
" Let's try to get a better set,"
" To fill their situations:"
Brace Hobbouse there, who fills the chair,
Defets his own pretensions,
Till all his friends hare gained their ends
By offer, place, or pensions.
Then hey fur a Ruw, &c.

First Doctor Nat—son, envied lot,
To make his claim advances ;
And he's the man to form a plan
For mending our finances :
In all the cares of State Affairs
He'd rival even NECKER,
And so long iu the Bench, he'll surely retrench
When Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Then hey tor a Row, &c:

Mundungus BaumE, a tailor spruce,
Whose Trade Wags sport a Jest on,
Next made his suit ; and then to hoot
The famous Colder PRESTON ;
• With half a score of worthies more
Of similar education,

They soon have a set for the Cabinet
Of the new-Administration.
Then hey for a Row, &c.

Up Conum stood, for something good,
_ Resolved to exert his Nowse, Sir;

For England's weal; he'd beg, borrow, or steal,
To purchase a seat in the Howse, Sir :
To Coventry sent—he came back as he went,
Tito' of Brass he displayed such a good stock:
But the Pillory's dread always hangs o'er his brad,
So he'll make a good Member for Wood —stock.
Then hey r for a Row, &c.

Next old GALE Jones displayed his tones,
Who puffed as a Doctor of yore, Sir;
But his Medical skill neer removed any-ill,
•
So he'll do fora good sine—cure, Sir. •
And Orator THEMA ht., who taught Boys to spell well,
And reigned in his school with a nod, Sir;
To stick to his Trade, ought now to be made,
• Arzumau Vshes of the. Wilda Rod, .
Then hey for a Row, &c.

Since thus good things Dame Fortune brings
The next to take the hint, Sir,
Is one whose trade in a green stall laid,
So they make him Mosier o' Me Mint, Sir;
And then they call upon one anclall,
Who had e'er kept au ale-house, or little inn,
And these they straight do nominate
Commissioners of the Victualling.
Then hey.for a Row, &c.

" Pray who are you ?" " I'm Dan the Jew,"
" That used to steal with a big,net" . •
" Corporation Swans from the City Ponds !"
" Then you shall be Clerk of the Cygnet ."
" And here's the Lad, who the booty had,"
" And popped it away in a hole, Sir :"
1‘ Why then a good place to answer his case"
" I think will be Groom of the Stole, Sir."
Then hey for a Row, &c.

Next a Pickpocket Gang came to make an harangue,
Whose boldness was past all endurance;
So daring a Race, they're fit for a place,
At the head of the London :issurance.
Stage Mountebanks may give up their Pranks,
The open mouthed Public to drowse, Sir,
And Tumblers rare from Bartlemy .Fair
Find places in Somerset House, Sir,
Thep hey fur a Bow, &c.
And no* there's nought that claims a thought
The meeting to prolong, Sit ;
But to give a voice fur the Leader's choice
Whether 'tis right ur wrong, Sir!
" Without," says he, " reward or fee," •
". I obey my Count►y's•Summons."
" But since you declare, that I must have a share,"
" I'm content to be-King, Lo-ds, and Commons,"
Theo hey for a Row, &c.

BATtr ARRIVALS.--Lady Isabella Tumour, Sir F. and Lady
Baker, Sir F. Burdett, Sir John Smith, Sir Henry White—
Dr. and Mrs. Jaques—Col. Barkley, Colonel Hartord,Colonel
Doherty, Col. Darby, Licut.-Col.'lltorne, Major Fawcett,Ma-
jor Saekvilie, Capt. Ambrose, Capt. Burke, Capt. Browne,
Capt. Gibbons, Capt. Hawkins, Capt. Kin,,z, ►'apt. Page,
Capt. Thornton—Rar. Mr. and Mrs. E. Collyer, Rev. Mr.
Bedford, Rev. Mr. Gulley, Rev. Mr. Hobbs, Rev. Mr. Jen-
kins, K. Payne, Rev. Mr. Stoddatt, Rev. Mr. Trefusis,
Rev. Mr. Taylor.

The Loan MAYOR has appointed Friday, next
for holding a Common Hall, for the purpdse of
petitioning both Houses of Parliament in favour
of the QUEEN'S claims.

The new Chapel at Er Efel, in the parish of
Oswestry, for Divine Service in the Welsh Lan-
guage, was consecrated by the Bishop of ST.
AsAPH on Wednesday. The Reverend Prelate
arrived the preceding evening, and slept at Llan-
forda, the seat of 11. W. WILLIAMS, Esq.
At Oswestry Fair, ou ednesday, store pigs
reached better prices than at last fair ; fat ones
44d. per lb. ; cattle were rather lower; .bacon,
7d. to ; 'butter, Vd. to 9.1 d. ; skim cheese,
30s. to 355.; family cheese, 40s. to 455.

ihirawrON.,

Soon after:their arrival yesterday, the Earl of
LIVERPOOL, Lord CASTLEREAGH) and Sir CHARLEg
PAGET) had the honour of dining with, his 1114“.
4EslY.—The PrinCess Augusta has delayed her
departure hence until to-morrow: The 'King,
as we have previously stated, leaves us on Sa-
turday, for a few days: his Majesty. took his
Usual promenade this Morning, and her Royal
Highness her carriage airing.--••The Earl of Li=
Verpool and Lord Castlereagh, left the Palace
soon after nine o'clock this morning,- to return to
London: A meeting, the Earl of Egro►nent iii
the Chair, respecting the Statue of the King, in=
tended to be erected on the Steyne, took: place at
tl►e Old Ship this morning-. s