Star.
London, England, 1827-06-29 00:00:00

AsHIONAHLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
iiiioughby De Rrsby, at her house, Whitehall, from
Major and Mrs. Hughes, in Manchester-square, from
Trench, Esq. at Fenton's Hotel, from a. tour; Captain
t ditto, from Brighton; WadbamWyndham, Esq. M.P.
Hotel, St. Jam• is-street, item Cheltenham ' • J.Burke,
:o, from Oxford ; Colonel De Hareilland, J. De
Ind bliss De Havilland, at Marshal Thompases
square; Mrs. Cuthbert, at ditto, "from Virginia Cottage,
; Francis V. Cotton, Esq. at ditto, from the Continent ;
egot, Esq. at ditto.
CHANGES.
ry and Lady Fitzherbert and family. front:their seat,
rh, Kent; Lord and Lady Charles Fitzroy, from Bar-
tow, Piccadilly. for Compton Place, Rastboorn; Sir Ho-
ady Steele; front Grove PIM, en a tour; Colonel Cloy-
nily, from Wilton Castle, Durham, for Paris ; Mr. and
Fos, for Tunbridge Wells; General Sir I. Byng, from
s-square, for his seat In Yorkshire ; Admiral Sir John
1. from Fenton's; Hotel, St. James's-street, for his beat in
Ukase! Tynte, M.P. Mrs. Tynte, and family, from their
MU-street, Berkeley-square, 'for their seat, HalsweU
bar Bridgewater, Sornersetshire; Sir Charles Saxton,
i his seat in Burks, for Dublin ; the Hon. General and
or and family, from their house in Hill.etreet, for their'
de Place, Sussex; Mr. and Mrs. Keane:Fitzgerald, from
le in Dover street, for their seat, Under HiU, Harts;
et, Esq. Mrs. Mime, Charles Minet, and James Minet,
the Misses Minet, from Marshal Thompson's Hotel, for
s, Dartford ; Abraham Grimes Esq. Edward Grimes,
abases Grimes, from ditto, for Coton House, Rugby.

SPORTING' INTELLIGENCE.
RTTING-ROOSI TATTERSALL'S, Jaws Se.

t been one of the most shy days, both sa to company and
r almost ever recollect; bat whiek can on►y be accounted
absence of the strength of the Subscription Room at
n Races. • There were two or three small bets made on
takes, and perhaps as many on the Ledger ; but of trivial
amount, and those at the old odds. The Derby and
year were scarcely mentioned. A good deal of chaf-
ed, and some trifling engagements between horses and
ntsrere mide, and the Room closed at half-past S o'clock
y eleation from the generaloddb of Monday kit.
OXFORD COMMEMORATION.

OXFORD, Jens sta.
:sterday mentioned the regulations fdr admis-
he Theatre,. and the anxiety manifested nn all
take advantage of them. After the Ladies
conducted to the lower galleries and other
lotted to them, the public entrance was thrown
d the rush, particularly to the upper galleries,
to some ludicrout, but, luckily, to no serious
s. The demolition of gowns, caps, and other
of dress, was by no means scrupnlottsly carried
every thing seemed to be taken in good temper
the sufferers. As the building was not calcu-
accommodate any thing like the number of those
tmpted to gain admission, it will readily be inte•
at there was neither a vacant spot in the "interiot
iothold could be obtained, nor an avenue which
beset by disappointed. crowds waiting for ao
pity to catch a glance, or hear a word of the pro-
:. At the appointed hour the procession of the
of Houses and the various Dignitaries of the
ity having arrived in procession from Balliol
cording to the order we published yesterday,
the Theatre. This being.the time'at which the
give expression to the feelings entertained to-
pe various persons in authority, the entrance of
session was accompanied by a degree of uproar
afoot easily be conceived when the place and
cts of the Meeting are Considered.
)on as Mr. Past was seen to enter, one common
congratulation seemed to arise from every
the assembled multitude. Mr. ESTCOURT, as the
ember for the University, came in for a fair share
onours so profusely showered upon Mr. Pm..
VICL CHANCELLOR opened the business of the
he usual form, explaining the objects of the Con-
), and declaring the persons upon whom ha
degrees were to be conferred. The Gentlemen
:en severally introduced by Dr. Pniumeoas,
Professor of Civil Laws, and Dr. BUCELANDt
in Mineralogy.
tssor Mud:steer then delivered the customary
from the rostrum, in honour of the Founders
lefactors.

Prize Poems and Essays were next recited in the
tg order :
atin Prize Poem, the subject " Nezicuns," by C. Words-
:ommoner of Christ Church; the English Essay " On the
of the Crusades upon the Arts and Literature of Europe,"
lk ley, B.A. Fellow of Bratennose; the Latin Essay " Lea
rnanos agraria," by W. J. Blake, B.A. Gentleman Cali-
Christ Church, and the Fsriglish Prise Poem " Pompeii,"
Hawker, Student of Civil Law, Magdalen Hall.
utmost attention was paid to the different reci-
and the whole assemblage joined in enhancing
ue of their honours to the successful competitors,
most enthusiastic plaudits. Mr. Pact. left the
amidst even greater cheering than that which
!tided his entrance.

Miscellaneous Conceit commenced at half-past
the Theatre, and before that time every seat was
td, and the avenues were neatly as much crowded
had been in the morning. The company was
ame brilliant description, and the only difference
he scene presented was the unanimity and cour-
it on all hands had taken place of the noisy
ion of clashing opinions in the morning. The
r of tickets sold is said to have exceeded all pre-.
The selection was varied, and it contained some
tces in the various styles from which they had
ken. The works of HANDEL, MoaAar, HAYDN,
.09A, ROSSINI, MAYMIBESR, USSEHOVE.N. and
'minent Masters, were resorted to upon the occa-
id with the t(ste and knowledge of their beauties'
would of curse be expected from Dr. CROTCH.
was in good voice, and sang the exquisite Aria,
pante lagrime," from (little, in her finest manner.
ITERBEER'S, " Ah ! Cow rapida " she was also
:rear. We regret to state, that D4adame CARA*
was suffering from indisposition, but she gave
h Verdure clad" with a purity of expression
lowing sweetness of tone which strongly re-
d us of Mrs. Salmon in that, one of her most de-
-11 songs. Miss•Smputtis seemed inspired by the
,cti9n of her many triumphs at Oxford, and sang,
!he bright Seraphim," with HARPER'S inimitable
et obligate, in a manner which she has seldom
,sed: it obtained an unanimous and enthusiastic
CURIONI sang a song from CARAYIA, which
fitly lost much from the state of fatigue in which
g at the Opera on the previous night and subse-
Iy travelling to Oxford had left it. The quintato
:ruclele sospetlo," from the Donna del Lugo, and
nale of the first act of Tancredi were done with
effect. PHILLIPS sang the first song. " Lascia
horn Orlando, with appropriate spirit, and in
tst st)l,.. The choruses were done w ith more pre-
' and effect than at the first Concert.

niay, the NI agimates and Council of Glasgow
1011,1 y 4rt kulted the Rev. DA•10 WIILSH, of CrOlSMithaels
IlwcAl : .bates ut St. David', ebutcb dlid Pdriih of that city.