The Sun.
London, England, 1827-07-09 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JULY 7.—Saturday last the following
Gentlemen were admitted actual Fellows of Wail-
ham College :—John Fcley, B.A. of kin to the
founder ; Rev. Zachary Jas. Edwards; B.A.
At the same time the following elections took
place in the same Society : •
PROBATIONARY FELLOWS.—Francis Forster, B.A.
of kin to the founder ; Rev. W. Harding, B.A.
SCIIOLARS.—Edward Walwyn Foley, of kin to
the founder ; John Bradley Dyne, of the county of
Somerset; Geo. Edward Gepp, and Arthur Chas.
Tarbutt, of the county of Essex.
On the same day the following Gentlemen were
elected Fellows of Exeter College : 1
William Falconer, B.A. Oriel ; Hubert Kestel
Cornish, B.A. Corpus; G. Dawson, B.A. Exeter ;
William Sewell, B.A. Merton; and James Fisher,
Brazen-nose.

ECCLEIASTIC PRIT.FZRMENTS.

On Sunday the Right Rev. Dr. Carr, Lord
Bishop of Chichester, appeared for the first time in
the Residentiary Prebendal Stall at St. Paul's Ca-
thedral, to which his Lordship has been recently
appointed in the place of the Hon. and Rev. Vale-
rian Wellesley, brother of the Duke of Wellington,
who has been nominated to the golden Prebend of
Durham. The Bishop of Chichester read himself
into his new Prebend : his Lordship is now Bishop
of Chichester, Dean of Hereford, and a Prebendary
of St. Paul's.

On the 10th ult. the Hon. and Rev.-Miles John
Stapleton was inducted to the Vicarage of Tudley
cum Capel ; and on Sunday the 24th ult. was re-
inducted to the Rectory of Mereworth, both in the
gift of Lord Le Despencer.
The Rev. Fred. Rouch, M.A. of St. John's Col-
lege, and Minor Canon of Bristol, to a Minor Ca-
nonry in Canterbury.
The Rev. W. Evans, M.A. to the Rectory of
Pusey, Berks.
The Rev. John Greenwood, M.A. Head Master
of the Grammar School, Christ's Hospital, to the
Rectory of Gaines, Essex ; patrons, the Governors.
Dr. H. Percy to the Bishopric of Rochester.
The Rev. E. Mellish to the Deanery of Here-
ford, vacated by the Bishop of Chichester.
The Rev. J. Bluck, Rector of Westley, Cam-
bridgeshire, to the Rectory of Bower's Gifford,
Essex.

The Rev. F. W. Bayley, Prebend of Canterbury
and Rector of St. John's, Margate, to a Prebendary
in Rochester.

The Bishop of St. David's has been pleased to
collate the Rev. Dr. Millingehamp to the Arch-
deaconry of Carmarthen, vacant by the death of Arch-
deacon Crawford.
His Grace the Archbishop of York has been
pleased to collate the Rev. John Rudd, M.A. Vicar
of Blyth, Nottinghamshire, to the Halloughton Pre-
bend in the Collegiate Church of Southwelloracated
by the cession of the Rev. Frederick Anson.

We understand that the vessels in the Northern
Yacht Club are to assemble either at Largs or
Rothsay on the 30th inst. Pleasant as are the
recollections of the festivity which the Meeting of
last year brought with ilk, much superior amuse-
ment is expected from the approaching one.—
Glasgow Courier.

ORIGINAL ANECDOTE OF DR. BAILLIE.
—This celebrated physician, (not more famed
for his medical skill, than for his strong, com-
mon-sense mode of displaying it,) being called
in to attend Frederick Reynolds during a ner-
vous
complaint,—the dramatist (anxious to as-
certain the cause of his disease) said, " Pray,
doctor, do you not think I write too much for
my constitution ?" " No," replied Baillie ;
"but you do for your reputation." Sheridan,
on being told of this blunt opinion, remarked,
" For this wholesome advice, both towards
patient and public, he hoped Reynolds offered a
double fee.' We wonder the dramatist omitted
this new, but true, anecdote in his entertaining
Life and Times.—Literary Gazette.