The Sun.
London, England, 1836-07-13 00:00:00

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.

THOMAS SIMSON, insurance broker, Pitt-street, Bonning-
ton, near Edinburgh, July 18 and Aug. 3, at two, at the Chambers
of James Knox, S. S.C., Edinburgh.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.

The Matters of the Petitions and Schedules of the Prisoners
hereinafter named (the same having been filed in the Court)
are appointed to be heard, at the Court-house, in Portugal-
street, Lincoln's Inn-fields on THURSDAY, July 14, 1836, at
Nine o'clock in the Forenoon.
Bishop, W. Titchmarsh, near Thrapston, Northamptonshire,
cattle jobber.
Baynes, S., widow, Westcourt-street, Brompton, stationer.
Abrahall, E. A. Cramer-road, Brixton, Surrey, agent.
Burchell, E. J. Macklesfield Cottage, New North-road, Hoxton,

appraiser.
Newton, J. Acton Bottom, Acton, market gardener.
Wheeler, R., Feversham-place, Melon-ground, Peckham, Surrey.
Burl, J., Tyer's-street, Vauxhall, corkcutter.
Solomon, A., High Holborn, furrier.
On FRIDAY, July 15.—Same Hour and Place.
Wood, H., Grange-road, Bermondsey, Surrey, hatter.
Sheldrake, W., J., Church-terrace, Pancras Old-road, saddler.
Farrell, J., South Molton-street, St. George's Hanover-square,
poulterer.
Pointon, R., Tottenham-court-road, poulterer.
Thorogood, W., Somerset-place, Commercial-road, coachman.
Venables, W., Ray-street, Clerkenwell, grocer.
Braddick, J., Mitre-street, Webber-street, Blackfriars-road, coal

dealer.
Crawford, J., Nottingham-place, New-road, merchant.
Fame, P., Little Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road, jeweller.

THE CHURCH.

SYNOPSIS OF THE FOURTH REPORT.
CATHEDRAL and COLLEGIATE CHURCHES (ENGLAND):
Previous Recommendations generally approved, and con-
firmed.
One Alteration proposed, as to Mode of reducing Chap-
ters to proposed future Number;
Immediate Reduction objectionable, as abruptly stopping
Preferment, and for too long a Time;
Plan of gradual Reduction proposed.
Patronage of Chapters reverted to :
Plan, for leaving enough to provide for Members of
Chapters, and the Clergy serving under them ; and
Transferring Remainder to the Bishops, to be bestowed
by them, only upon Clergy of a certain standing.
Statutes of Chapters to be altered by Visitors, and made
conformable to new Constitutions, subject to Approval of
Commissioners, and King in Council.
Acknowledgment of his Majesty's Determination, not taap.
point to last vacant Stall, at Westminster.
CATHEDRAL and COLLEGIATE CHURCHES ( WALES) :
Peculiar Circumstances render special Recommendations
necessary.
NORTH WALES :
ST. ASAP!" and BANGOR ;
Annex the Two Archdeaconries, to the respective
Deaneries :
Endow Archdeaconry of Merionetb, with a Bangor
Prebend
Out of Tithes, belonging to Deanery of Bangor,
augment Vicarages of the Parishes in which the
Tithes accrue ; and compensate Deanery, by an-
nexing it to Prebend of Penmyndd.
Chapters, respectively, to consist of Dean and Two
Canons, the latter having Parochial Duties.
SOUTH WALES :
ST. DAVID'S ;
Chapter to consist of Precentor and Two-Canons,
the latter charged also with Parochial Duties;
Archdeaconry of Cardigan to be endowed with a
Portion of the Cathedral Revenues ;
Archdeaconry of Brecon, with a Brecon Prebend.
LLANDAFF ;
Chapter to consist of Archdeacon and Two Canons,
the latter charged also with Parochial Duties ;
Property of all suppressed Canonries, &c. in Wales,
to be applied to Improvement of poor Benefices
there ; unless deemed fit to appropriate a Portion
to the College of Lampeter, under certain Regu-
lations.
Collegiate Church of WIMHORNE MINSTER.;
Of which no previous Notice:
Information, through Charity Commissioners, of a probable
Surplus Revenue, after Founder's Intentions satisfied.
Further Inquiry to be made, and Surplus, if any, applied to
Spiritual Wants of the Parish.
ARCIIDEACONRIES—Mode of providing for those incompetently
endowed ;
By Annexation of Canonry, entire, or charged with
Provision for another in same Diocese; or
By Augmentation out of Fnnd, so as not to exceed
2001. per Annum.
LIVINGS annexed to HEADSHIPS Of COLLEGES, may be sold,
and Proceeds of Sale invested, and Interest paid to the re-
spective Heads.
Same as to Benefice annexed to Regius Professorship
of Divinity at Cambridge.
PORTIONIST LIVINGS ;
May be constituted separate Benefices, or consoli-
dated into one.
BENEFICES, held together with small Sinecures in private Pa-
tronage, may be permanently annexed.
General Arrangements proposed for the better Care of
POPULOUS PARISHES—by Interchange of Patronage, or
Patronage, or Appointment of Income, but in case of
Lay Patrons, not without their Consent, nor in any
Case, without Consent of Bishop.
FUND, to be under the Management of Commissioners.
Row to be applied by them.
Frie,ther PROPOSITIONS, embodying all the remaining Recom-
mendations, of the several Reports,