The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-08 00:00:00

rat eight o'clock, on SdtuttLay mornir., his
Royal H►ghness the Duke of GLotre'ETiqv, Chan-
cellor of ►he University, with the Princess Mary
his Duchess, and the Princess Soi,HIA of GLou-
CBSTER, arrived in his Royal Highness's carriages,
each with six horses; shortly atter which a Levee

was held at Trisbity Lodge, ror the. presewation
at the Vice-Chancellor, Heads of Colleges, and

Doctors.
On Sunday SerrnOhs were preached at 'great St. MarY's
Church by two Doctors,---in the morning the Itev..l. B. Hol-
lingswoith, of St. Pker's College, and in the afternoon the
Hey. T. T. Witimsley, of St. John's College, before the dis-
tinguished visitors, who that day dined at Magdalen Lodge,
where the party consisted of about 80. After this the ;turd
Personages attended service at Tri,:ity College Chapel, and in
the evening gratified the public by walking on Clare Hall
Piece, am idSt a great concourse. of visitor's and inhabitants of
the town.
After a Levee, at which the presentations were Veryithmer-
. ons, on Monday morning the Chancellor went to the Senate
in his full robes, accompanied by the Duchess and Princess,
and folloived in procession by the. Earl of Hardwicke, High
Steward of the University; Lord Erskine, Lord Hervey, and
the Hon. B 0. Noel. The following Honorary Degrees were
conferred :

The Right Hon. John BeeLett, Trinity College, LL.D.
Sir Thomas B. Leonard, Bart. 'Downing Cotlege,A.A.
Hon. H. S. Stupford, Trinity College, M.A.
Sir F. Sykes, Bart. Sr.aluhris College, M.A.
Hon. R. J. Eden, Magdalen Cofle,e, M.A.
Mr. George Nevin, Magdalen College, M.A.
Sir H. Williamson, Bart. St. John's College, M.A.
Hon. E. C. Moore, St. John's College, M.A.
Hon. A. Cavendish, Magdalen College, M.A.
Hon. G. Spencer, Trinity College,
Lord Carringtou, Magdalen College, LL.D.
-Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart. Magdalen College, M.A.
Bon. S. E. Eardley, Caine College, M.A.
Lord Braybrooke, Magdalen College, LL.D.
Marquess Of Buckingham, Magdalen College, LL.D.
Earl of Roseberry, Pembroke-hall,. LL.D.
Hon. A. Calthorpe, Pembroke-hall, M.A,;
Sir Culling Smith, Bart. Trinity College, M.A.
On his return, the Mayor and Corporation waited bn his
Royal Highness at Trinity Lodge, acid presented an Address
Root that body. The Royal Patty then proceeded to St.
Mary's Church, to bear the Oratorio of Judas Maccabeas.
At the conclusion of the part then in performance, " God
save the King" was played by the whole band, aad sung by
the choir, consisting of nearly all the first performers of
the day.
The Koval Party, with a number of distinguished persons,
dined at Trinity College. In the evening their Royal High-
nesses attended a Concert which was held in the Senate
House. Professor Hague led the baud, and was ably sup-
ported by Messrs. Mon and Lindley, Airs. Salmon, Mod.
Bellochi, and Messrs. Brahatu, W. Knyvett, Bellamy, and
Vaughan. They were encored to must of their songs, and
4,000 persons were present.
On Tuesday morning, at ten o'clock,the Duke and Duchest
of Gloucester, with the Princess Sophia, went in State t., the
Senate House, whets his Royal. Highness distributed the
Prizes to Messrs. H. Waddington, T. Hail, and Oakes.
Atter attending an Oratorio at. St. Mary's, the Royal Party
proceeded to the Fitzwilliam Museum, where they appeared
highly delighted with the magnificent collection of pictures
and hooks.
About four o'clock, a superb dejeune was given in the clois-
ters of 'Dina), College. Np less than 1500 Ladies and Gen-
tlemen sat dawn to a very elegant cold collation, followed by
a fine desert of fruit and ices, &C. with a variety of wines.
It was originally intended that there should have been a dance
in the open air, and a platform had been erected for that pur•
pose in one of the avenues of Trinity Walks, but the weather
proving unfavourable, their Royal Highnesses and the com-
pany, after a short promenade in Trwity Library, retired to
the Had, where the dancing was kept up until the Royal visi-
tors retired. There was another concert at the Senate House
in the evening.
Tne Royal party, after haying attended an Oratorio at
King's Chapel yesterday inornn.g, proceeded to Audley End,
the beautiful seat of Lord iir.iyhrooke, to dinner.
Amongst a most numerous and respectable assembly, we
noticed the following distinguished persons :
Lord Hardwieke, High Steward; the Vice Chancellor,
Marquess of Buckingham, Lord and Lady Delaware, Lord
Braybrook and Family, Sir %V. W. Wynn and Lady, the Ad-
vocate General, Earl of Ruseherry, Him. Mr. Eardly, Cbs.
Grant, Esq. sir Culling Smith, Le Comte Borreuski, Le
Curate de Velo, Le Marquess Cappone, Le Comte Cicognara,
&c. &c.—Mast ers of Pembroke, Wit rhouse, Emma tre!,
Caius—Provost of King's—Masters of Christ's, St. John's,
Clare Hall, Downing.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BARNET CANTON RACES.—(HusTs.)

These Races commenced on Tuesdff over Colney Downs,
and were fashionably attended.
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A Plate of 501. for horses not thorough lortd ; 3-year olds,
fist.; 4•year olds, tist. 71h. ; 5-year olds, 9st. 21b.; 6-year
old and aged, 9st. 1011). Four-mile beots.
Mr Sampson's Jetty Sneak 6 1 0 1
Captain Hart's b. al. Miss Lump 4 2 0 2.
Mr Fenner's ch. h. Young Ariel 1 8 3 dr
Mr Cliff's 1).11. Childers
Mr Lane's Venture ..
Sir J. Hannuet's gr. g. Pilot 3 6 dr
Even betting en M►ss Lump, and 3 to 1 agst Jerry. After
the first heat et•en betting between Ariel and the winner.
After the second heat 6 to 5 on Arid, and even atter the dead
heat. lc. was a famous race, and won with much nicety.
Ariel fell and broke his leg in matting the third heat, bat
the jockey was unhurt.
Hunter's Stakes by Subscription of 7 gs each, for all ages.
Mr Lane's Cherry Duke •
1
Mr Fermer's Idol

Captain Crott',s Gamenut
Mr Mellish's Ellen ...
.Even betting on Idol, and 2 to 1 agst the winner.

OLD BAILEY.

The Old Bailey Sessions commenced yesterday,
but nothing of importance occurred.

STATE OF THE GAOL AT rtititGATE.
Males. Females
*Convicts tinder sentence of death
Convicts upon whom judgment of the
Court has been respited
Convicts nndwr sentence of transportation
for life
Ditto for 14 years
Ditto for 7 years
Prisoners under sentence of imprionment
for felony 2B
Prisoners for trial this Sessions l5O

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SEA SETIPIi4T RETULINED —The Boston Gazette
received yesterday, atmotinceS the return of the
celebrated Sea Serpent. It was seen near Co-
bassct Hocks, and appeared to be from SO to
100 feet in length.

MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCR.—Sonday morn-
ing last, Mr. William Thorpe, an elderly gentle-
man, late clerk in the employ of Messrs. Broad-
wood, piano-forte manufactltrers, was found
drowned in the Regent's Canal. He had lately
been discharged from his situation, but being
touch respected, was oo Saturday last invited to a
feast given by Mr. Broadwood to his men in the
country, and towards the evening became rather
inebriated ; he refused a coach, and walked to
town ; Was Sven on Sunday morning,, at an early
hour, in Oxford-street, but in a few hours after-
wards Was found in the Canal. There was a cut
on his forehead, and as he had no money about
him.• though possessed of ten shillings at parting,
suspicion was formed that he had been robbed,
and thrown into the Canal. A Coroner's Jury is
called. to investigate the matter.