The Sun.
London, England, 1818-10-17 00:00:00

CHANGES.

The Marquis of Buckingham, at his seat, Stowe, Bucks,
from a tour; Lord Nugent, to his seat, Lilleys, from his bro-
ther's, the Marquis of Buckingham's seat, Arington, Hants;
Lord Be'grave, to his father's, Earl Grosvenor's seat, Eaton
Hall, Cheshire, f►om a tour; the Earl of March, to his seat
in Sussex, from the Marquis of Anglesey's seat, Beau Desert,
Stafford,hire; the Earl of Malmesbury, to his seat, Hurn
Court, Hants, from a tour,

CHEI.Ti:Nnam ARKtvAcs.--The Countess of Aylesbury,
Lady Mihirnay, Sir Geo. T. Walker, K.C.B. Mr. Horn, M.P.
Mr. Paul Methuen, M.P, Lieut.-General Hughes, Sir Henry
Pynn, Sir Quius Curtis, Lady Curtis, Lieut.-General Pal
ryn,ple, Hon. Aliss Ongley, Sir Frederick Stoven, Colonel
Gore, Major Blackall.

THr.
THEATRH.—The Rivals 'vas again repre-
schted last night at Covent-Garden Theatre, and
was again powerfully supported by the comic
strength of the Company. The success of Mr.
FARRLN in Sir Anthony Absolute was confirmed,
and the Comedy altogether bigbly applauded by a
very large audit lice, who were most of them detain-
ed by The Barber of :Seville, which, sustained by
the highly musical powers of Mrs. Dtcriorts, and
the humorous efforts of the other Performers, is
likely to remain a favahritt piece with the Public.

Yesterday morning, about three o'clock, Mr.
Rothschild's coach-house, at Stamford-hill, was
broken open, and glasses of the coach;tht chariot
curtains and seats, and various articles belonging
to the coachman were stolen. The trout glass of
the roach, which has not been built above a
fortnight, was in one piece, and the thieves made
great efforts to obtain possecsion of it. They cut
the frame, but did not sneered, for they broke
the glass all to pieces. ney finally escakvd Un-
discovered.

UNIVERSITY INTrT,LIGEN'et.

OXFOItD, Ocr. 16.

Yeterdtty, till' Coov•icatioo, the Decree '6f
aictor La,t-, by citp•oina, Way rootvitett
'you biB Imorrial ilighnets the Ciratt,l D ikt
b oii:rr of the Eithwror of 1t0>,414, woo
pleasrtl boooor tb • univei'sity with a ViSi4
in the course of t l a last loe,g vacAt tot.).

Ott IVednestlay lANt his Imperial fligh-
tless the Archduke Maximilian of Austria ~rtiv'ecl
at the Star aceottipanied by Count I-Littenk,
Colonel Baron (Veber, ALijor Ileylinger, and
Captain Schweighart.

On the following morning his Imperi,►i High-
ness was waited upon by the Vice. Chancellor and
Proctors, who had the honour of conducting his
Imperial Flightless through SeVeral of the colleges
and pnlilic buildings of the University ; and at
seven o'clock in the evening LiS Imperial Hich-
ileSS, attenued by his suite, was pleased to ho-
nour the Vice-Chancellor with his company at
dinner.

Yesterday morning his imperial Highness vi-
sited sorb parts of the Unive'rsity as he had not
been able to see the preceding day ; and, after
having been present when the Degree of Doctor
in Civil Law was conferred on the Grand Didie
Michael, his Imperial Highness was conducted
troal the House of Convocation to :he Star Inn,
by the Vice-Chancellor and Proctors, and very
soon after left the University for Blenheim.
Yesterday Mr. Walter Henry Burton, Fellow
of Exeter College, was elected Scholar; on the
Foundation of Chas. Viper, Esti. for the Corintion
Law, in this University.
Yesterday Mr. Frederick Francis Edwards, of
the diocese of Bath and IVells, was elected Scholar
of Corpus Christi College.
The Bishop of Het eford has been pleased to
collate the Rev. Arthur Matthews, B. D. and one
of the Senior Fellows of Brasenose College,to the
Prebend of Withington Parva, in the Cathedral of
Hereford,

The Earl of Clancarty has been pleased io ap-
point the Rev. George Elornby, M.A. and Fel-
low of Brasenoee College, Chaplain io the British
Embassy at Brussels.
PREFERRED.-The Rev. Gooch Fowell, Master
of Arts, appointed Domestic Chaplain to the Earl
of Arbemarle.

The Lord Bishop of Gloucester has presented
the Reverend Thos. Thomas, of CoWord, Glon-
cestershire, to the Vicarage at Ekvyas Harald; and
Win. Parry, Esq. has also nominated hint to the
Perpetual Curacy of Dulas, the adjoining parish,
both in the county of Hereford, and diorese of
St. David's, void by the death of the Reverend
John Parry.

CAMBRIDGE, Ocr. 16.

On Saturday the 10th inst. being the first day
of tern►, the following Gentlemen were appointed
Ut►iversity Officers for the year ensuing

PR,,CT..US.
Harry Pearce, M.A. Conduct of King's College.
James Cuuming, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College.

TAX ORS.
Edward Rent Payne, M.A. Fellow of King's College.
Willia►►► French, M.A. Fellow of Pembroke Hall.
MOD K RATORS.
Georee Peacock. M.A. Fellow of Trinity College.
Richard Gwatkin, M.A. Fellow of St. John's College.
. SCRUTATORs.
liohue, B.D. Fellow olf Emmanuel College.
Robert Woodhouse, M.A. Fellow of Caius College.

The following Gentlemen were on Monday last
appointed the Caput:—

The Vice-Chancellor.
Rev. James Wood, D.D. St. John's College.—Divinity.
Rey. J. W. Geldart, LL.D. Trinity Hall.— Law.
J. T ‘Voodhouse, M.D. Caias College.—Phnsic.
Rev. John Evans, M.A. Clare Hall.—Sen. ATun. Regent.
Richard Crawley, M.A. Magdalene.—Sen. Regent.

The following Gentlemen were on Saturday last
admitted to the undermentioned degrees :

MASTERS OF ARTS.
Rev. Joseph Mayor, late Fellow of St. John's College.
Rev. T. Itivett Carnac, of St. John's College.
Rev. (vivles Grove, of Jesus College.
Rev. Juhn Lucy, of Trinity College.

BACHELORS oF ARTS.
Richard Percy Wilson, or St. John's College.
Henry Shirley, of Emmanuel College.

A grace having passed the Senate to the follow-
ing ttitet

" That those to whom the Sunday afternoon turns, and the
turns for Christmas Day and Good Friday, are asssigued,
shall, from the beginning of November ISIS to the end of
May 1819 provide no other substitute than such as should be
appointed in conformity with that grace"—
he following persons have been elected, each
for the moot hi to which.his name is affixed t--
November. Rev. Mr. Rennell, King's.
DAeniber Rev. Mr. Fellows, St. John's.
January Rev. Mr. Holmes, Queen's,
Febtino y Rev. Mr. Hull, Si. Jobies.
March Rev. Dr. Clarke, Jesus. •
April Rev. Dr. Kaye, Christ's.
May • Rev. Mr. Blomfield, Trinity.

There will be Congregalions on the following
days of the ptesent Term
Wednesday, October 21, at eleven.
NVethirsd,y, November 11, at eleven.
Wednesday, Dect tuber 2, at eleven,
Wednesday, December 16, (end of Term)at ten.