The Sun.
London, England, 1826-09-23 00:00:00

SINBAD,

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS.
OXFORD, SEPT. 23.--The Hon. F. Pleydell Bouverie,
M.A. to the Rectory of Whippingharn, Isle of Wight
(void by the cession of the Rev. Dr. Hook); patron, the
King.
The Rev. Richard Lowe, to the Vicarage of Nliaterton,
Somersetahire : patrons, the Dean and Chapter o Win-
chester.

The Rev. James Hall, M.A. Vicar of Great Bedwin,
Wilts, to the Rectory of Tanfield, Yorkshire.
The Lord Bishop of St. David's has been pleased to
present the Rev. W. Morgan, B.D. Curate of Maidenhead,
Berke, to the Vicarage of Llandovery, and to appoint him
Rural Dean of Llangaollock, in the county of Carmarthen.
The Rev. T. Burkett, B.A. to the Curacy of the New
Church, at Chorley, in the room of the Rev. J. Streynsham
Master, B.A. who succeeds his brother, the Rev. R. M.
Master, M.A. at the parish church in that town.
The Rev. C. Coxwell, jun. M.A. has been presented to
the Living of Dowdeswell, Gloucestershire, by Miss
Rogers, of that place.
_ _

The Rev. Covick Cooper, B.A. Minister of South
Lambeth Chapel, Surrey, is appointed Domestic Chaplain
to the Marchioness Dowager of Clanricarde.

OLD BAlLPY—(ruis DAY.)

OLD COURT.
(Before Mr. Sergeant A.AAIIIN. and a Middlesex Jury.)
The business of the Court was delayed for a quarter of
an hour in consequence of the absence of a Juryman (Mr.
Bragg), who was fined by the Court.
Mr. Bragg, when he arrived, said he had been taken
very ill, and it was by a great struggle that he had been
able to attend at all.

The COURT said, a quarter of an hour was of great im-
portand at this period of the Sessions, but it would take
off the line.

James Girdy was indicted for stealing in a dwelling.
house, on the 28th of July last, a silver watch, r►bbon
and seals.

The prisoner's witness gave him an excellent character;
he had been a great many years in the army, and a servant
to the paymaster of the regiment to which he belonged.—
Not Guilty.
Wm. Johnson, Elizabeth Allender, and Hannah Allen-
der, were indicted for stealing on the 28th June a watch
and various articles of wearing apparel, in the house of
Mr. Wilson, at Wilsden, nobody being therein at the time.
Elizabeth Arnell, with her husband, occupied two rooms
in the house in question. On the 28th of June they went
out at an early hour to make hay, and left their apartments
locked. The eldest female prisoner resided in the same
house, in a back room, and was the mother of the younger
female prisoner. About four o'clock in the morning in
question, proseeutrix saw the prisoners
.Johnson, and the
younger female, Elizabeth Mender, laying in a field. The
Johnson
had laid to prosecutrix that her daughter and
they had been goingobe married, .
um's" were but did not know that
o'clock in the When
afternoon, she found the door of. one
indict-
ment .ner
prosecutrix returned about three.
rooms forced
°pen and the articles stated in the indict-
ment gone. '
name of Elizabgee&
A pawnbroker
had been tiled produced . some wearing apparel, which
Smithery
him on the 28th of June, in the
female prisoner; N., mithers,and he believed b)the
the person that
officer- whO took
pierld not swear positively that she was
younger
thrd them, but believed it was. The
any thing on them copnrisoners into custody did not find
question. nected with the circumstance in
Sophia floare—Lives
About 7 o'clock in the nrel. t door to the prOsecutrix.
by, end saw the male prisi moonnemtg was at a neighbour's close
out his coat and shoes, look
and go away. In about an
into round a corner, with-
out
younger female prisoner
_dancing neighbour's window
mother's room.ur afterwards saw the
and said to her, that she kneW of shay
e of thsaewetl4oethne:
On the follow. a child round in her
mother,.
uncut tobbery and ought
to be locked up, and that a b