The Sun.
London, England, 1805-10-14 00:00:00

OXFORD, OCT. 12.

Monday last the Rev.. WurrrtkoTort LANDCI7,
Y). J). Provost of Worcester College, having been
nominated, by the Chancellor of the University. was,
in fall Unleocation, invested with the office of Vice-
Chancellor for the year emuing. 'The Pro-Vice-
Chancellors are the Rev. JouN :1). 1). War•
den of Wadhatu College ; the Rev. MCCITAEL MAR-.
LOW, D. -D. President of St. John's College; the
,Rev. HENRY RICIiIJII3B, D. D. Retaor of Exeter
College; and the Rev. JOHN PARSONS, D. L. Alat-
terof Balliol College.,

ELormatNrs.—Miss E.:who has just eompleted4r
fourteenth year,and whose parents are in wealthy cit.-
=instances, eloped on Thursday morning, the ,:td
instant,.- from a boarding-school 'a few 'miles from
,Hull, in, Yorkshire. She is. supposed to have made
her escape out: of a one4mir of -stairs window, about
three o'clock in 'the morning. Her lover, supped
to bean Ogaer of the Lincoln Militia, a cienticium
about ./o years (Wage, was waiting to receive her in
a single.horae chaise. They drove off with all pus,
sible speed to Hqll, in.hopes ofgett:ng la Passage in
avessel that was about to sail iUt Londal. On their
arrival there the) tound the veJel &LI juta
they procured an open boat, but' wizen they came
up with the ve3sel the eispitaitr teitined to take them
on board. • They were t obliged, to cross the
Humber it the open' boat to:l3artbn, ,litre they
took the Mail, and arrived •in London on Saturday
se'nnight in the morning. 'Miss L.'s tathcr and 'wide
followed them to London,' but aid not arrive till the
evening of that day. They traced them wan inn in
Gracochurcli-street, from which place they have ;tot
been able to, gain the :lwtst infurination of them..—
.Miss g.'s acquaintance with her lever was unknown
to her friends, but it has been discovered since'lter
flight; Jhat they con'espoilded by letters, by means
,of some confidential person. ..

A beautiful young lady elopod. some days ago
'With the '44ll.2,.Of,,trade§rnati-
'Her rather, wficils a ,rich rnetAant residing near
the. Kent Road, -.pursued and overtook the fond
lovers on their way puildfkd: The young man,
afterreceiVing a severe cudgelling from the 'enraged'
.merehant, bras about, to fiti ,built to his fate, and take
a long fare-Weal' Ms mistress; when the young lady
vallediterlather aside, reminded \him that she had
left home for more than' twelve hours, that a 'lliki#
had passed ill the into rVal since' 030 'had determine
to become a'wifel. and that it would neither contri.
buto to his •happinesanor her honour to prevent the
match, since ,things had. gone so 'far: fete: parent
took, 024 hint, and was, atter 4. Inotnent'J recollec-
tion, as desiroos to see the nuptial cerernOny per-
tut iced: AS he was befare re: preVicut
The partieS all returned to town, an.l I,s ...sr morning'
the hippy pair were joined in holy wedlocl;.,
the Ltdy confessed that.the hint She bid thre‘sn. .01
vas.nothing Mere than an innocent stratagem to gain
her parents consent, and that her own rionour and
his reputation were,unsullied.',„

,A Glrosr !--7.11q neighbourhood ofKil re.street,
iJeen .vcry much annoyed' of late by
the inexplicable influence. of a ; and some of
the inlninitants of that street, ileclire they, have seen;
the vision Of a Lady who Litely.resided in a house ad-
jagetit to the Phuvitechnion, whqse death excited-
unusual.emotionc, bht whose SLib;equent appearantse
convinees'thein that soniething nappcned in her life.
tithe which cOrnpels her spirit to torment so many 126.,,
nest mortals, espocially a poor serviint who live 4
her &wing the Litter pia of her eiistence. • Crowds
of curious -and adventurous people; have been to visit
the abode this " airy nothing," itild'thouh 'they
,individnially,contradit each of .r' in their du:m.lp—
of her person, they unanimously concur in de-
claring that no Ghost ever made a more treinen::ous
noise T. Not having had an opportunity of be-
holding this fair f‘. perturbed spirit," it is not possible .
`we can fay any farther particulars betbre our It, d-.
eri, but ve,..lfaveleard it positively asserted by per-
SOII3 of, extreme probity, tb:it the servant above :A-
luad to has been in a very bad state of health ever
since
,L is: Lady is supposed to have paid
him a visit.--(Duidin Evoniq past)

a-
As Lieut. Cocx, of the Signal-house, on the
Blackhead, Cornwall, and Mr. T. PEARCE, of St.
Kwvern, were shooti9g together 01 Monday last, in
that neighbourhood, Wthe fowling-piece of the latter
accidentally went off, and wounded the Lieutenant
dangerously in the hzind and side. }lopes are enter-
tained of his recovery ; though it
,is feared that he
will lose the use of his haul

eg4N.AXCHANGII, OCT. 14.--Tlte arrivals of
Wheat to-day aro very consideiable, arid .sales .
good qUality are at a-further,redadion of about ss..
per .quarter ; tiferior remain ,•almoat without sale ;
in Bye, Barley, and Malt, but trifling variation ;
White Peace in abort supply;' large arrivals of Grey
Pease; and down 55. ; Beam- of 'eaillx less ;
Oats are in large and abOilp, q 4. cheaptr ;.
sales' of Boor' 4it. our eurreney.
Wheat 405 a: sis a tigi Cid . a ;a, 'ort
Fine dittO - 7os 4 743 o.: Brans 11, a °4
Rye (New) sos 3is nd )313 32 3 244 a ,i2*
Harley " 3is 37t; GO. I. do. 34 Qd
Malt
,72s a 78., ott I Ftitil:*.Seed 331 -. ,
411
White Peale s 4 t s 3Fil#l: HOW' "" 6
GteY ditto 44 4 i SeCU“tii 511 it pa* Itik