The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-09 00:00:00

ICCLICSIASTICAL TilErg/MINT&

The Rev. William Bailee, of Trinity, College, in this
University, to the Rectory of West Chiltington, Sussex ;
patron, the Earl of Abergavenny.
The Rev. J. Sibley, N.A. of St. John's College, in this
University, and of West Neon, Hants, to the Vicarage of
Enstone, in this county ; patron, Lord Dillon.
On Monday, the 20th ult., the Rev. W. H. N. Ro-
berson, M.A. of Lincoln College, was instituted to the
Vicarage of Tythorington, Gloucestershire, by the Lord
Bishop of that diocese.
The Bishop of Gloucester has collated the Rev. Charles
Brandon `Frye, B.A. of Brazetmee College, to the Rec-
tory of Leckbampton, in the county and diocese of Glou-
cester.

The Rev. Sir Edwin 'Windsor Sandpit, 111. A. Fellow of
St. Peter's College, Cambridge, is M. 4413011 to the Rec-
tory of Winstune, on the presentotion of Sir Edwin Bsyn-
tum Sandys, Bart., of Miserdine Pink.
The Rev. 11. Fox has been instituted to the Rectory of
Pilsdon, near Bridport, Dorset; patron, the iter. (Ire-
gory Raymond.
The Rev. James Wood, AL A. to the Perpetual Curacy
of Willishatn, Suffolk.

Her. If. Fox, to the Rectory of rifolon, near Ilridport,
Dorftet.

The Rev. Win. White, M.A. late Fellow of St. John's
College, Cambridge, and Master of Sheffield Free Gram-
mar School, has been elected Head Master of the Free
Grammar School, Wolverhampton, vacant by the death
of the Rev. W. Tindall.

DE VORME, by the Author of " Richelieu'
and " Darnley."--This novel has proved one of the mo•t
successful of the season, Critics have all been unanimous
in its praise : one has designated it " a singularly power-
ful an effective work."—The Literary Gazette has oh.
served that " us an historical Novel these pages have the
great and rare merit of marking the spirit as well as the
manners of their time—the real personages introduced are
drawn with equal animation and accuracy, while the in-
terest is well sustained to the last." The Globe has pro-
nounced it "a work which for grandeur of incident and
power of narration has few equals," and Parley's Journal
says, "to all who delight in the skilful delineation of in-
dividual character—of local scenery and of picturesque
and striking situations and effect, we can strongly and ur-
gently recommend a perusal of De L' Orme." With such
concurrent and deserved testimonies in its favour, the
work could indeed scarcely have failed to become popular.
Mac. USK ISSONIS MONIJMEWI'.-•-At a ge-
nera) meeting of the Proprietors of the Liverpool and Man-
chester Railway, held yesterday, the sum of 2M) guineas
was voted towards the fowl for erecting a monument to
Mr. Ilusztasot4, and a similar sum was also voted for
purchasing a piece of plate for General GASCOYM Roth
our late and present Representative rendered important
services to the Company when their Dill was before Par.
Paper.

FATE OF THE LATE FRENCH MIDAS.
SADOK'S CHAVll..—Yesterday, a public notice was affixed,
in French and English, on the dome of the French Am-
bassador's Chapel, in Little George-street, Portman-square,
stating—" That the Chapel, being now no longer pro-
tected by the French Government, can, henceforth, only
be kept open by subscriptions and donations of the Catho-
lic Public ; and it is also sincerely hoped, that nonsub-
scribers will contribute whatever is convenient, at the col-
lections, at every Mass, on liunrlays, Festivals, Ash-Wed-
nesday, and Holy Week, The whole number of seats
that hare been for nearly thirty years free to the Catholic
congregation, and which have been supported by the
House of Bourbon, are now to ha let towards supporting
the Chapel and Ministers, through the downfel of the
Royal Patrons."—ln a very few hours after the placards
had beau exhibited nearly the whole of the seats were en-
gaged, at various prim*, according to their respective
situations, by Lidice and Gentlemen,

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week, has not yet
Yesterday morning, about four o'clock, a
number of male convicts were sent off from Newgate in a
caravan to the hulks at Woolwich. CHAatita Puti.urs,
the convict under sentence of transportation, who effected
tievampealf;tenheiNideedwg. ate last Thursday