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London, England, 1810-06-30 00:00:00

UNIVERsHr lA'TELLMENCE.

OXFORD, Jusra 30. Thursday the following Gen-
tlemen were admitted to Degres
DOCTORS IN DIU NITT.—Rev. Hrrbert Hawes, of Oriel Co`

lege, Crand Compounder; Rev. William Forma Michell, t•t"
Oriel College, Grand Compounder; Rev. Richard Richardson, ot:
Brasenose College, and Chancellor of the Diocese of London,
Grand Compounder ; Rev. Robert John Charleton, of Queen's
College, Grand Compounder ; Rev. Richard Rouse Blov.am,
Christ Church ; and the Rev. Thomas Redman Hooker, of Gila
College.
DOCTOR IN MtDICINC-4011196 Agar, of Pembroke Caine.
BACHELORS IN DIVINITTeIt. William Forord Michell., or
Oriel College, Grand Compounder ; Rev. Richard Richardeo• ,
of Brasenose College, Grand Compounder ; Rev. Robert Jul
Chariton. of Queen's College, Grand Compounder ; Rev. Rich, i .1
Rouse Bloxam, of Christ Church ; Rev. Thomas Redman Ho. -
krr, of Oriel College ; Rev. John Hughes, of Jesus College ; at
the Rev. William Everett, of New College.
BACHELOR IN Moons wt.—Richard Harrison, of St. John':

College. and licensed to practice in medicine.
Bacot:Ales sit CIVIL Law.--Charles Littkhaki, Esq. of No,:
College, Grand Compounder ; and Mr. Cornelius Pitt, of Or:,'

College.
MAITEILS or Aaxs.—Langley St. Albyr, Esq. of Bslliol Col-
lege, Grand Compounder ; Rev. James Volant Vashion, of Og hi
Colleg. e; Mr. Edward Thomas Monro, of Oriel College ; H..n.
and Key. Rishard Cust, of Oriel College ; Rev. Francis Pelly, of
Christ Church ; Rev. Richard Hodges, of Brefenose College ;-e--
Mr. George Robert Cross, of Brasenose College ; hie. Edward -
Allen, of Brasenose College ; Rev. Benedict Pering, of NVaditita
College ; Rev. Edward Thomas, of Jesus' College ; and the Re e.
John Rogers, o' Trinity College.
BACHILORIIOI Aars.—Wm. Brigstock, Esq of Christ Church,
Grand Compounder ; Thomas St. Aubyn, Esq. of Chrot Chore's.
It is proposed to confer the Honorary Degree 4)
D.C.L. on Tuesday next, on the following Noblemen
and Gentlemen :
His Excellency William Pinckney, Esq. Envoy Extraordinary
Ifrom the United States of America; his Grace the Duke of So-
merset; the Most Noble the Marquis of Downshire • the kla.c
Noble the Marquis of Ely; the Right Hon. the Earl of F->•' ;
the Right Hon. the Earl of Jersey ; the Right Hon. Earl F. .1 - -
cue ; the Right Hon. the Earl of Carysfert ; the Right Hon. I. . i
Temple; the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Bulkeley ; the Rig:t•
Hon. Lord Viscount Carleton ; the Right Hon. Lord 13raybrook ;
the Right Hon. LorikCarrington ; the Right Hoa. Sir John Nev
port, Bart.; the Right Hon. Sir John Anstrutber, Bart.; Cee
i Right Hon. William Wickham ; the Right Hon. George Tier', % ;
• the Right Hon. Richard Brinsley Sheridan ; the Right lion. Wm.
; Elliot; Mr. Pagel, late Greer of the United Provinces.
The following Noblemen and Gentlemen will speak
the congratulatory Odes and Addresses at the Theatre,
in the ensuing week :
Mr. Chinnery, Christ Church; Earl De Lawarr, Braseno4-
college; Mr. Rogers, Oriel college; Mr. Mislay, Exeter college:
Mr. ,Grepon, Brasenose college ; Mr. Mills, Magdalen mike- :
Hon. Mr. Campbell, Christ Church; Mr. Keble, Christ Church
college; Mr. Poulter, New college; Mr. Cardwell, Braseno;
college; Mr. Randal, Trinity college ; Mr. C. Bathurst, Chri-c
Church ; Mr. Bill, Oriel college ; Mr. Richards, Jesus voile;. ;
Lord Apsley, Christ Church; Mr. Smith, Magdalen colic, ;
Mr. Cleaver, Christ Church; Mr. Riede, Merton college; 1-i..:1.
Mr. Eden Christ Church; Mr. Crowe, Wadham college; Mr.
Hornby, Brannon college; Mr. Oakley, Christ Church; Mr.
Short, Trinity college; Me. Starkiei • Brasenose college; Hun.
W. Bathurst, Christ Church ; Mr. Bartholomew, Christ Chun!.
college; Mr. Vane, Brasenose college; Mr. Swete, Oriel college.;
Earl of Clare, Christ Church.
I. Monday last the-25tkInstant, Mr. Edward Buckle
was admitted fellow, and Mr. Charles Mayo, Mr.
Archer Ryland and Mr. Robert Heath, were elected
scholars of St. John's College.
Thursday Mr. Tayler, of Oriel College, was elected
scholar of Queen's College, on Mr. Michell's foun-
dation.
The same day Mr. Thomas Williams, of Jesuc
College, was elected scholar of that society.
Friday, June 29, Richard! Stephens, M. A. of
Brasenose College, was elected fellow of that society.
ECCLESIASTICAL PEOSIOTIONS.
Rev. James Henry Mapleton, I.L. B. fellow of New Colle7f..
in this University, is appointed to the Vicarage of Whaddo:,,
Bucks.
Rev. 0. H. Templer, Chaplain in Ordinary to the Prince of
Wales and Vicar of Shapwick, Sotnersetshire, to the Rectory 4.f
Thornford, Dorsetshire.
Rev. T. H. Bullen, M. A. Vicar of Kekon, Rudanthhire, to he
chaplain to the Countess of Winterton.
Rev. E. C. Forward, M. A. Chaplain to Lord Greaves, aril
Rector of Coombpyne, Devonshire, to the Rectory of LyminL-
ton, Somersetshire.
Rev. Mr. Edwards, of GUson, to the Vicarage of Landevocloe
(Glamorganshire, vacant by the decease of the Rev. Mr. Morgan.
Wednesday the Rev. "thomas Bennett, A. M. was ayposei,...
one of the Miner Canons of Canterbury Cathedral, in the reor
d the Rev. Joshua Dia, deceased.

F4SHIONS FOR JOLT.

FASHIONS FOR LADIES.

FROM ACK F.R.M AN'S REPOSITORY.i .
A BALL Dlll,5—A pink gossamer satin- slip, with Grecian
frock of white Persiamgauze, or. uudrest Italian crape; -united
uirtbe front and round the bottom with silver filligree buttons
and chain. The bottom trimmed with a deep vandyke lace.and
finished at the feet with the same; .Spattish slabb sleeve, confined
with intro. filligree buttons and cord. Hair a-la-Grecque, con-
Kited with a pearl comb; the curls parted on the forehead by the
introduction of a bona of Persian roses. Necklace, bracelets,
and ear-rings of pearl. Shoes of white satin, spotted with pink
foil. Gloves of French kid, below the elbow. Fan of white crape
with Egyptian characters in silver.
THREE PROMENADE, OR KRNsINGTON GARDEN FIGORES—
A Spanish pelisse of white and lilac shot sirsner, with Egyptian
crape and and antique cuffs, trimmed with Chinese scalbped bind-
ing, ornamented up the front with the same, and united with cor-
respondent buttons. A woodland hat of lemon-coloured chip,
with curled ostrich feathertlilac and white, drooping towards
the left side. Figured lemon-coloured slippers ; lemon-coloured
kid gloves ; gold neck-chain and broach ; a ridicule of painted
velvet.
Second Figure—A round morning dress of white muslin, with
spplickied lace round the bottom; bosom and sleeves ornamented
with the same.- A unella veil and cloak of superfine black French
lace. Half-boots of blossom-coloured kid, laced with white.—
Blo.som-coloured parasol; with Chinese awning.
Third Figure—A white cambric morning wrap. edged with
lace or needle-work. A spencer cloak, with military front and
collar, composed of carnelian blue shot sarsnet, ornamented wah
silk basket buttons, and braids to correspond. A helmet mob cap,
formed of the same material, interspersed with joining lace, and
edged round the face with antique lace. Blue parasol and half-
boots of blue kid, bound and laced with black.

FASHIONS FOIX GENTLEMEN.
The mode of dress has not changed materially from the last
month. The coats are cut in the skirts much narrower, and not
so long in the waist, with collars long and standing off; the back
to the hips much narrower. Pantaloons and gaiters all in one,
of nankeen.*Buff wai,tcoats with yellow buttons, and blue coats,
are the most prevailing colours.

WATERING PLACES.

ARRIVALS, AT CIIELTENIIANI.

The Marquis of Salisbury, Sir c. Ha!kelt Sir H. and Lady
Nelthorpe, Sir J. Dunbar, Ger. Mathew, Col. Ball, Col. and
Mrs. Berkeley, Col. Vesey, Licut.-Col. Rochefort, Lieut.-Col.
Crewe, I aeut.-Col Hudlestone, Majors Dicken, Butler, Brown,
Captains Richardson, Mitward, R. N. Sanders, t. N. S. Hawes,
Pose, W. C. Williams, J. West, ibbert, Stopford; Dr. Wallis,
Rev. R. Rochefort, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Pettat, Rev. C. P. Wallis,
Rev. Mr. Keyrick, Messrs. Connell, Ford, Pinnell, Ryburn, Ber-
nard, Dwrrryhouse, Graham, Hue, Redrenshaw, H. Naylor,
Thorne, Power, C. Jackson, Insall, Bryan, Monk, Deakin, 11.
Bennett, Beard, Bells, Pindon, Derrington, Bairrie, Duff, Blake,
Timbrell, J. Robins, Howard, Scraper, Nelthorpe, Stewart, Lar-
pent, C. Warnecke, I. Angerstein, Cowper,.Martinson, Wilkes,
Jones, Phelps, Paul, 'Frail, Shard, Shaw, P. Brune, Leech, Stan-
wood, Apjoltn, Bearcl, • F. Langdale, Warner, Paterson, Spurriere,
Lane, Atcherley,"Pridcaux Brune, Colquhoun ; Mr. and Mrs.
Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Nowell, Mr. and Mrs. Robins, Mr.and Mrs.,
F. De. Madera, Mr. and Mrs. Boston., Mr. and Mrs. Kinderley,
Mr. and Mrs. Key, Mr. and Mrs. Barron*. Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
sephs, Mrs. and Miss
.Burgh, Mrs. and Miss Stewart; Mrs.
Newsome, Mrs. Tayidr, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Buckley, Mrs. A.
Evans, Mrs. Hobson, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs Eaton, Mrs. Ker-
wan,Mrit. G.Wyndharn, Mrs.Ravenscroft, Mrs.Stnith,Miss
Miss Henley, Miss Meighan, Miss C. Meighan, Miss
Gifford, Miss Sheddard, Miss Brown; Miss Cowper, Miss Moyle,
Miss Tuffly, Mis, Morton, Miss Shard, Min Bird, &c.
AT BATH.

Hon. Mr. Brown, Hon. Mrs. Hewitt, Sir B. Chinnery, Sir
T. Styles, Rev. Dr. Gardiner, Rev. Mr. Shute, Capt. and Mrs.
Wise, Capts. Middleton, Evans, and Eyre, Mr. and Mrs. Hoare,
Mr. and Mrs. Seale, Mr. and Mrs. Nalfe, Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
rison, Mr. Mrs and Miss Drewitt, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Bar-
tram, Mrs• ansi•Mles Prince, Mrs. and Miss Horsley, Mrs. and
Miss Dumaux, Mr.W. Long, Messrs. Coppinger, So.leder, Con.
'Der, Newby, Godfrey, Osmond, Misses Ely,Tottenham, Neville,
Dillon, Twigg, Ann Erving, Geby, kc. &c.
AT BRIGHTON.
Sir C. M. and Lady Pole, Lady Bampfylde, Lieut.-General
Benson, Messrs. Caldmell, Heard, Locktar, Rowiandson, Lan-
ford, Dashwood, Savill, Dalrymple, Walters, Whitmore, J. Gray,
Levesque, Harris, T. Jessop, Tarratt, Wara,Strange, Lee, Ros-
- ser, W.
Parry, W. Day, Kingston, Claridge, M'Claverty, Barbet,
Lieut.-Colonel Crane, Colonel Maden, Rev. Mr. Guillebaud,
Rev. E. Brodie, Rev. Mr. Dibden, Rev. Mr. Cannon, Rev. Mr.
Minchel, Mr. and Mrs. Merry, Mr. and Mrs. Adamson ; Mis-
tresses Sampson, Audley, Wgks, Bigiand, Schweitzer, Bird,
Phillips, Isaac, Calladan, Cawthorne, Parkes, Fauquier, Davey,
M'Cartlsey., Wharton, Milton ; Misses Chatfield, Walters, Oiler,
Hicks, Winnock, Humphreys, Rathbone, &e.
AT EDINBURGH.
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T:itid A. Hill, W. Barton, Esqrs. acc. Set off, the Hon. Mr.
Leiiting and J. Purton, for the North ; James Haden, Esq. pklllt
Mr..Dalrymple, for Aberdeen ; Robert Stewart, Esq. and Mr.
Stewart, for Alderston-house ; and Mr. Fitzgerald, for London.
MARGATE, JUNI: 26.

Since the arrival of the military this gay watering-place has
assumed its wonted cheerfulness. To the excellent 'hayd of the
Stirling militia the company are grsmtly indebted for somebeautiful
Scotch music, with which they enliven the town every mornifig.
Their Colonel, his Grace the Duke of Montrose, Master of tin
Horse, arrived here on Sunday, and yesterday reviewed his regi-
ment, about 700 men.—The stone-masons are busily employed on
the new pier; five years are allowed to complete the undertaking.,
A young Lady last night made her debut at ILrttison's• her voice
and engaging manners gave general satisfaction.—P;Hister and
Bousfield opened their Library on Thursday evening. Mr.' Ea-
verstaff presided at the piano-forte, and Gibbon, of the late
Drury-lane Theatre, sung some excellent songs, and deservedly
obtained much applause.—The mackarel were so plentiful here
last week that those just caught were sold t the rate of ao for a
shilling.

FREENIASONAY.—Monday a numerous and. grand,
procession of Freemasons, under the ancient institu-
tions, of whom the Duke of Avnot. is Grind Master,
took place, in celebration of the festival of St John
In the morning they assembled (to the number of
nearly 1500) at White Conduit House, and from
thence proceeded in due form to Islington church..
The procession was admiably arranged, and most
happily conducted. The body of the church was en-
tirely occupied by the craft ; and upwards of thirty
splendid banners, belonging to the respective Lodges,
were displayed to the best advantage on each side of
the building, which, together with the assemblage of
beautiful females (who occupied the galleries) formed
a most grand and interesting spectacle.' A very elo-
• (pent discourse, embracing all the duties of the Order,
and infusing a spirit of loyalty and patriotism, was
delivered in an impressive and animating manner by
the Rev. Dr. BARRY, Rector of St. Mary's, Walling-
ford, and Grand Chaplain to the Fraternity. After
divine service the procession moved as before to Ca-
nonbury-hoitse, where an excellent dinner was pro-
vided, and the evening closed with that sociality and
harmony which ever distinguish this laudable Insti-
tution.
Monday the Free and Accepted Ancient Masons
(Lodges `?44 and 313), met at Brother GREEN'S, the
Harrow, Brompton, and proceeded from thence to
Chatham Church, where they heard an excellent ser-'
m• n by the Rev. Mr. RocEtts, from 4 Thes's. v. 9.
They afterwards moved in grand procession to the
house of Brother HART, the Globe Tavern, where
they partook of an elegant dinner, and spent the re-
mainder of the day.with the greatest conviviality.—
The Royal Marine band attended, and played several
select pieces of music during the evening.

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