The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-13 00:00:00

FOR THE SUN.

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Lord PETERSHAM and M. NV. NVEDDERBURNE.
'Ma. EDIT on—l am much surprised to see a most extraordi-
nary (36:respondence in your Paper of this day, purporting tube
that of Colonel .Palmer and myself ; and, without further
comment at this moment, I shall only entreat' my friends
and the public, before: whom I should never voluntarily have
obtruded myself, to suspend their judgment until I can lay
such a statement before them as I may hereafter consider ne-
ctlisary, in defence of that, which I trust I shall never survive--
rny honour.

, .
I artl, Si:' yarr very obedient Servant,
• .J. WEBSTER WEDDERBURNE,
Thursday Evening; April 12.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

UAAIRRIDGE, APRIL 12.---The following is a list of Incep-
tors to the degree of Master of Arts, On Friday last :
, Samuel Hawkcs, of Trinity College; William Twigg, of ditto;
ohn Fell, of ditto ; John Stevens Henslow, of St. John's Col-
Voqe ; John Frawksley Beech, of ditto"; Joseph Hindle,of ditto;
illiarn Peach, of ditto • Charles Beaks, of St. Peter's Col-
lege; George Atwood, of Pembroke Hall; Richard Godson,
1)t Caius College; Richard Harvey, of Catharine Hall ; Edward
Sefocold Pearce, of Jesus College; John Warren, of ditto ;
.-Illornas Stafford of ditto ; John lallewell, of Christ College ;
John Hind, of Sidney College.On the same day, Ilenry'Davis; of Trinity Hall, was admit-,
ted Bachelor of Civil Law.
„ Mr. Francis Martin, of Trinity College, and Mr. Edward
-tildnes, of Christ College, were on. Friday last elected Scholars
• on Dr. Bell's foundation.
Arthur Browne, Alexander Malcolm Wale, and Henry
'14olv• Esqrs. Bachelors of Arts, of St. John's College, were on
olonday last elected Foundation Fellows of that Society.
The Rev. Thomas Barber, RD. fellow of St. Jolin's Coa-
,ege, has been presented, by the Master and Fellows of that
Society, to the Rectory of Houghton Conquest cum Houghton I
Gildaple lVrn annexed, vacat2d by the death of the Very Reverend
. Pearce D.D. Dean of Ely, and Master of Jesus College.

REGISTER OF FASHION.

FASIIiONABLi PARTIES.

Wednesday the Cabinet Ministers' dined with the Earl of
llarrowby, at his houSe iii Gresvenorsquare.-
Yesterday the Duchesi of Kent dined with. Prince Leopold,
for the first time since her indisposition, where her Royal
nesa was met by the Duke and Duchess of Clarence, the PritC3
Ernest Ilohenloh Langenbourg, Baron Fogel, the A.rabassa.
dor from the Netherlands ' • Viscount SidmOuth, 'Viscount and
ViSeOuntess Melville, the Marquess and Marchioness of Win.
chester, Count and Countess Munster, the Duchess of Mon-
trose, Mrs. Cust, Baroness Spaeth, Baroness Ilanstein, &c.
Yesterday the Marquess of Anglesea had a numerous party
to dinner.

Wednesday the Duke of Sussex dined with the Duke and
DuchesS of Clarence..

The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne entertained a
party of distinction yesterday at Lansdowne House, Berkley-
sqtjare.__

The Marquis of Hertford's intended grand entertainment to
the Duke of York, on Monday next, is postponed till Wed-
nesday.
The Countess of Derby had a grand musical party yesterday
Lvening at her house in Grosverto:-squpre, which was very ele-
gantly attended:
Mrs. Howard's rout yesterday evening, in Grosvenor-square,
was fatended by upwards of 2,00 distinguished feshionabks.
Dowager Lady Arundel has issued. cards of invitation for a
grand rout on the 10th May, at her house in Dover-street.
Mrs. T. Chaplin will give a splendid rout, on Monday next,
at her house in Grafton-street, Lord-street, and another on the
23d instant. •

Mrs. Peploe has issued cards of invitation for a concert on
Monday next, at her house in Charles-street, Berkeley-square.
J. Smyth, Esq. M.P. will give an entertainment on the 21st
inst., to a distinguished party, at his house in Spring-gardens.
The Countess of Mansfield has issued cards of invitation for
a grand rout on Monday next, at her house in Stanhope-street,
14 ay-fair.
There will be a grand ball on Monday, the 30th inst., under
the patronage. of the Duchess of St. Alban!s, Marchioness of
Salisbury, Countess of Besborough, her Excellency Countess
Ludolf, Viscountess Hampden, Lady 'Georgina Wellesley,
Lady CPaulet, Lady Caroline Lamb, Lady Rodney, Lady
Shelley, and the Hon. Mrs. Lyttleton..