The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-02 00:00:00

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tNSTALLP,TION OF LORD•GLIENVILLE TO THE CHAN-
CF.LLOUSHIF oF THE UNIVERSITY.
The ensuing Installation of this distinguished
Nobleman has excited very particular interest, and
. although the topics that were brought before the
PUblie at the time sof the elation have in •a great
degree subsided, yet it is attempted to be revived
here this; "chiy, by the issuing of satirical publica-
tions. .;
The preparations for the Installation are very great.
T te candidates of the Gentlemen of the University
to slew their talents at delivering orations of poems
upon ditrerent subjects before the new 'Chancell6l,
are very numerous; there are no less than fourteen
to speak on Tuesday, and fitteen on Wednesday.
Dr. Parsons, the Vice Chancellor; Upon whom the
arrangements of the learned body for the perform-
ance of the different ceremonies devolves, is unre-
mating and indefatigable in his exertions, that every
thing relative to this businesi-should be conducted
with the greatest reguldiieland punctuality.
For the furtherariee of this .object, a meetingof the
-Vice Chancellor, Heads of Houses, and Pro6tors,'
Was-heid in the Delegates' room; when it was or-
dered, -that during the commemoration oti Tues. 7
day,. Thursday, and Friday mornings*. next, all per-
sons do appear in their proper academical habits,
and keep their proper seats and places in the Thea-
tre. That: the rising semi-circle of the Theatre be
reserved for the Noblemen and Doctors, and that
DO person be admitted there, on any account what-
ever, betore the entrance of their procession. , The
area to be reserved for the Masters of Arts and
Bachelors of Laws, and such strangers only as shall
.be introduced by them. The Lower Gallery 'to be
reaetved en irely for Ladies, into whicti tio_Geutle-
man can be ,admitted. The Upper Gallery to be
set apart for Bachelors of Arts and Undergraduate
Mer,uners of the University; and that no. Bachelor
of Arts or Undergraduate occupy any other part of
the Theatre. The Public Speakers on each day
may be accompained. by one friend only, as a
prompter.
The ceremony will commence -on Tuesday morn-
ing by a Convocation being holden on that morning,
In which we understa4 it will be proposed to con-
-ter the honorary degree of D. C. L. on
His Excellency William Pinckney, Esq. Envoy Extraor-
dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary front the United States
'of America. •
Duke of Somerset.
'The Most Noble the Marquis of Buckingham.
' The Most Noble the Marquis of Downshire.
. The.Alrist Noble the Marquis of. Ely. •
T!‘e Right- honourable Earl of Essex.
• The Right the Earl of Jersey. •
• ' • TLe the Earl of Vortescue.
!. The. Right Honourable the Earl of- Carysford.
The Right Honourable Earl Temple.
The Right Honourable Lord Viscount I3ulkeley.
The Right.Honourable Lord Viscount Carleton. ,
~The. Right Honourable Lord Braybrook.
_ The Right Honourab.e Lord Carrington.
'5 he-Right Honourable Sir Joan Newport, Hart.
The Right Honourable Sir john Anstruther, Bart. •
The Right Honourable Sir William Drummond, Knight of
the CresLent.
The Right Honourable William Wickham.
The Right Honottrible George Tierney.
The Right Honourable Richard brinsley Sheridan.
The Riot Honourable William Elliott.
Mr. Fage'l, late Gretna of the United Province.
On-Thursday ow Friday, Honorary Degrees will
be conferred upon other distinguished characters;
but the lists are not yet finally arraqed.
Wednesday inotniug wiil' be the Anniversary
Meeting of the Governors of the Ratcliffe Infirmary,
w hen a SC; moo will be preached ASt.lVlary'sClior.::ft,
by the Rev. Dr. Rowle), Regnis Pfotessor of Divi-,
nity. Ia consequence of ihts circumstance, there
will be no A-sell-101y of the 'Gentlemen of the Urn-
versity at. the Ttleatte. Thursday morning a Con,
vocation will be holden as the :Theatre, when the
todowieg young Gentlemen will delier poems, or'
orations before the Chancellorand the full Convoca-
tion.