The Sun.
London, England, 1831-01-01 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTIC L PKEIL:tiNIENTS.

The Rev. Charles Henry Watling, B.D. Fellow (,f Je
Coll-ge, to ttlis University, has been licenetil by the Lord
Bishop of Gloucester to the Perpetual Cur,.ey ut Ch,,rltoil
Regis, vulyQ Chalton Kings, upon the nomination of the
Principal, Fellows, end Schol rs of the said Society.
The Rev. Robert Crockett, M.A. cf brasehose Col-
lege, and Rector of Nuilstune teal Normantun,
shire, is appointed Domestic Chaplain to the R:gh:
Lord Lilford.

The Rev. Chalks Tookey. 31. A. of 31a:;dalen
curl It,etor of Oddingiey, Wore.sttrshire, hAs been eleet,i
Head Master of Wolverlsy Free Grammar School.
On the 17th ult. the Rev. John Resly, M.A. late FtPow
of Balliol Cull-ge, was inducted to the Vicarage of I.uu
Benton, Northumberland, on the presonration of the
ter and Fellows of Bdliol.

'I he Rev. T. S. Evans, ALA. formely of St. Alban-
-11.411 has been elected Head Master of tlse
Grammar School, in connexion with King's College,
L ,n.lon,

The Rev. Hobert Tomes, B.A. of Magdalen Hall. to
the Vicarage of Coughton, in the county of Warwick ;
patron, Thomas Bowles, Esq. of Milton Hill, Berk..
The Rev. 'l'. D. Fosbroke, M.A. to the Living of
Wolford, Herefordshire, and Perpetual Curacy of Huai -
den, Gloucestershire, in the room of the late It v. T.
T. A. Reid ; patron, the Rev. T. lluntingford, Pre—
centor of Hereford, &c.

The Rev. R. IL Chap:ran to the Rectory of Kirby
Wiske, void by the translation of Dr. Bethel to the See of
Bangor.
The Rev.:. Hare to the liv:ng of Newport Pagnell ;
patron, the Lord Chancellor.

The Rev. T. P. Wiight to the Vicarage of Roydon,
Essex.

The Rev. D. Daviet, ii.A. Master of Rock Grammar
School, to the Perpetual Curacy of Mirston Hall Grorn,
near Birtningham, on the presentation of Major Grvs-
wohle 40d the other Trubteir.

The King h►s been pleased to recommend to the
Chapter of Hereford Cathedral the Hon. and Rev. Edward
Grey, M.A. to be chosen Dean of that Cathedral, i❑ the.
room of the Rev. Edward Mellish, deceased,

The Rev. Mr. Evans to the Living of Newton Kyfre,
nearTadeaster, vacant by the death of. the Rev. J. ChAioner.

The Rev. J. W. D. Merest to the Perpetual Curacy of
Darlington ; patron, the Marquis of Cleveland.
The Rev. It A, .Arnold to the Rectory of El4itid,lt,
SuiLlk ; uatrc.n, Earl Gomford.

The ti ety Rev. T. Turtoa, AD., to the Deanery vf
Peterborough.
The Rev. J. Stantoa, 11. A , on Lis own petitio!;,, to
Cie Vicarage of Moulton, Northamptonshire, vacant by the
,!eath of his father, the Rev. W. Stanton.

The Rev. Jelin Christopher Whalley, B.A„ on hi• own
petition, to the Rectory of Exton, Ncl•thatnittt.m.hire,
v.tcant by the death of his father, the Rev. T. Wtl.ley.

The Rev. T. K. Arnold, M.A. late Fellow of Ttinitt•
C‘llege, Cambridge, to the Rve/ory of Lyndon, Itntlatat..
s! ire, vacant by the death of the Rev. R. Rocke.

The Rev, George gall, lI A. Vicar of Teniinry, War-
ce,tcrshire, and 'Rector of Rocidord, Ifcretordbhire,
been appoi4tea one of the Domestic Clap.lains to the Rigbt
lion. the Lora Chancellor,

The Rev. John Lloyd Luber, to the Rectory of St.
in the borough of Tregony, with Vicarage of Cuby
annexed, in the cotulty of Cornwall and Diceese aExerer ;
patron, J. A.. harden, Esq., M.P., Recorder for the
boroughs 4,d High Sheriff of Somerset.
Tho Rev. J. Clementben to the Vicarage of Wolvey.
Warwickshire.

JOURNAL OF A NOBLENIAN.—This work so
long announced has at length appeared, and presents an
interesting account of travels through different countries,
from Moscow to Vienna, and a lively picture of the scenes
at Vienna during the celebrated Congress held in that
capital. The most remarkable personages of Europe figure:
in its p :gel, and an immense variety of anee. ote, respect-
ing them are related, which give a closer insight into their
characters than has been hitherto obtained through the
midium of any other publication. The celebrated Prince
DE LIUNE figures prominently in the second volume, and
liis4 opinions respecting Policia in particular Nviil b it au
with high interest at the present moment.