The Sun.
London, England, 1832-06-22 00:00:00

LIST OF PLURALISTS!

(From the Times.)

AFFLECK, ROBERT—Prebendary of York ; Silketone Rec-
tory, with Bretton Monk and Stainsborough Curacy;

Treswell East and Treswell West Mediety Rectory ;

Thockerington Perpetual Curacy; Weston Vicarage.
APTHORPE, F.—Prebendary of Lincoln ; Bicker Vicar-
age; Farndon Vicarage, with Balderton and Fisker-
ton Curacy; Gumley Rectory.
BARROW, RICHARD—Vicar-Choral of Southwell ; Bar-
noldby de Beek Rectory ; Halloughton Perpetual
Curacy; South Muskham Vicarage; Hampton
Vicarage; South Wheatley Rectory.
CUST, Hon. D. F.—Canon of Windsor; Cockayne Hatley
Rectory ; Raisin Middle Topholm Vicarage; Tywell
Rectory ; Willoughby St. lichen Rectory.
DIGBY, CHARLES—Chan of Windsor; Chiselborough
Rectory, with West Chinnock Curacy ; Middle Chin-
'lock Rectory ; Renselwooi Rectory.
EYRE, C.—Prebendary of York; Carlton Rectory; Hooton
Roberts Rectory ; Kilnwich Percy Vicarage ; Pock-
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lington Vicarage and Yapham Curacy.
FISIIZA—Master of Charterhouse , Presenter of Sarum ;
Prebendary of Norwich ; Prebendary of Exeter ;
Elton Rectory; Stoke Canon Deanery; Whapload

Vicarage.
GOADON—Dean of Lincoln ; Horbling Rectory with
Bridgend Curacy; Whittington Rectory ; Sedgbrook
Rectory, with Eagt Allington Curacy.
HErr, W.—Prebendary and Vicar Choral of Lincoln;
Dunholwe Vicarage; Enderby Navia Rectory;
Greetwell Curacy, Lincoln St. John Vicarage, and
St. Paul Rectory ; Nettleham Curacy ; Thorpe-on-

the-hill Rectory.
INNlNG—Prebendary of Rochester; Chatham Perpetual
Curacy; Sturminster Vicarage; Corfe Curacy; Hsn-

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worth Curacy ; Litcbet Curacy.
JztoctNsoN.--Bishop of St. Dlvid's ; Dean of Brecon ;

Dean of Durham.
Kxmrritottlix—Prebendary of Lichfield ; Gloucester St.
Michael Rectory, and St. Mary Curacy; Northleach
Vicarage; Preston Vicarage ; Wedmore Vicarage.
LANDON—Dean of Exeter; Prebendary of Sarum ;
Bishopstone Rectory; Branacomb Vicarage ; Croft
Rectory, with Yarpole Curacy.
LEE, HARRY—Fellow of Winton College; Prebendary of
Hereford ; A. 411 Rectory ; Frimley Perpetual Curacy ;
Hound Vicarage, with Bursledon Curacy, and Ham-

ble Perpetual Curacy.
MunnAY, G.—Bishop of Rochester ; Dean of Worcester ;
Bromsgrove Vicarage, with King's Norton Curacy ;
Bishopsbourn Rectory, with Barham Curacy.

NARKS, Roy.--Canon Residentary of Lichfield ; Arch
deacon of Stafford ; Prebendary of St. Paul's ; All-
hallows, London, Rectory.
ONsLow—Archdeacon of Worcester; Prebendary of
Sarum; Kiderminster Vicarage, with Mitton Curacy;

Newent Vicarage.
PREs7oX—Prebendary of York ; Buttner Rectory ; But-
terwich Curacy ; Erghain Rectory ; Sculcoates
Vicarage ; Whenby Vicarage; World Newton Vicar-

age.
Rol.rx—Caldecot Rectory; Cockley Cley Rectory; Hemp-
nail Vicarage; Thurgarton Rectory, Yaxley Rectory.
Sr. Jorix—Prebendary of Worcester ; Chaddesden Cu-
racy; Powick Vicarage; Seveaatoke Rectory; Spon-
don Vicarage, with Locker Curacy, and Standby

Curacy.
Tnottow—Prebendary of Norwicb, or of Bristol ; Eastou
Rectory ; Houghton-le-spring Rectory ; Stamford-

barn Vicarage, with Reall Curacy.
VANSlTTART—Prebendary of Carlisle; Master of Wig-
ston's Hospital, Leicester ; Waltham Abbey Vicarage,
with Shottesbrook Rectory.

Mademoiselle TAGLIONI has appeared at the
Grand Theatre of Berlin, where she captivates every critic.

A new edition has just been placed in our
hands of one of the most ingenious and complete gramma-
tical works we have ever seen, viz.---" A Guide to the
French Language," by M. LE BRETIION. Those who de-
sire to learn the language without a teacher, or where the
teacher is not perfect in it, can have recourse to no book
so safely as to this Grammar. After illustrating all the
rules, as they occur, by brief exercises and examples, the
work is completed by a body of recapitulatory exercise,
in which every variety of construction that occurs has a
number referring to the rule in its proper place, the rule
having been previously marked by a corresponding number
printed very conspicuouslyielin;the margin.

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STATUE OF JAMES WATT.—On Satur-
day the statue of this great benefactor of mankind was
placed on ite pedestal in the south west corner of George-
square. The pedestal is of Devonshire granite, 12 feet
high, and weighs about 85tons. The statue, which is
bronze, was executed by CHANTREY, and is acknowledged
to be an exceedingly happy effort of the genius of that
eminent sculptor. The figure of the philosopher, which
weighs two tons, is seated on a chair, in a contemplative
mood, with cnnpasses in his right hand, and a scroll ly-
ing on the knee, on which is described the model of a
steam-engine. The face is fine, and is said to be a strik-
ing likeness. Indeed this was to be expected, because
WATT sat to CHANTBEY some time before his death, and
it is from the bust then m ad e that all the statues have been
modelled, one of which, in white marble, has lately been
placed in Westminster Abbey, and another of the same
materiel is just landed here for the Hunterian Museum.
The statue in George-square was put up under the skilful
direction of Mr. BROOM, the builder, and Mr. SwxnxN-
BANK, from the establishment of the sculptor, in London.
The inscription is " James Watt, born 19th Januar)
1736. Died, 25th August, 1819,"—.Greenoch
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