The Sun.
London, England, 1827-07-23 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JULY 21.—Mr. J. G. Dowling, B.A. of
Worcester College, has been elected by the Mayor and
Aldermen of Gloucester, to the Mastership of Crypt Gram-
mar School, void by the resignation of the Rev. T. Jones.
On Sunday se'nnight, a General Ordination was held in
the Cathedral, Gloucester, by the Right Rev. the Lord
Bishop of that Diocese, when the following gentlemen were
admitted into Holy Orders
Ditacorrs. —Arthur Moore, B.A. Pembroke College,
Oxford. Thomas Picton Jenkins, B.A. University Col-
lege, Oxford. John Jennings Smith, B.A. Catherine
Hall, Cambridge.
PRIESTS.-James Hardwick Dyer, M.A. Fellow of
Trinity College, Oxford. John Colborne, B.A. Wadham
College, Oxford. ,Charles Wallington, B.A. Christ Col-
lege, Ca]mbridge.

CT,ERICAT, INTELT 'CENCI

The Lord Bishop of Durham is visiting and mfirming
thrGagh his diocese. His Lordship's cha►ge has excited the
wrath of the Editors of the Durham Chronicle, who have
addressed to him an expostulatory letter on the subject.
His Lordship's health is far from good. A Confirmation
at Chester-le-street was, on account of his illness, obliged to
be postponed.

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

Rer. T. Lloyd, to he Chaplain of Hertford gaol, vice
the Rev. F. Franklin, preferred to the living of Albrighton.
Rey. T. P. Slapp, M. A. to the Rectory of Rickinghall
Inferior, with the Rectory of Rickinghall Superior an-
nexed, vacant by the death of the Rev. W. Baynes.

Rev. Pennyman Wharton Worsley, to a Prebendal Stall
in the Cathedral Church of Ripon.
Rev. 3. Bligh, M.A. to the Mastership of the Free
Grammar School at Kimbolton, vacant by, the death of the
Rev. J. Thompson.
Rev. Henry Anson, M.A., has been instituted to the
ReCtory of Lyng cum Whitwell, Norfolk, on the presenta-
tion of Edw. Lombe, Esq. of Great Melton.
Bev. John Watson Beaden, M.A., Prebendary of the
Prebend of Litton, and Precentor of the Cathedral Church
of Wells, has been duly elected a Canon Residentiary of the
said Cathedral, by the Dean and Chapter of the same.
Rev. Charles Henry Pulsford, M.A., a Canon Resi-
dentiary of Wells Cathedral, has been instituted by the Lord
Bishop of Bath and Wells, to the Vicarage of Burnham,
Somersetshire, to which he was presented by the Dean
and Chapter of the said Cathedral Church, on the death of
the Lord Bishop of Rochester, the last incumbent thereof.'"
Rev. 3. Jenkins, Rector of Knill, Herefordshire, and
Citrate of Whitton, Radnorshire, to the Vicarage of Noi ton,
through the recommendation of Sir H.
in the said county of Radnor, on the presentation of the
Bart.
Rev: William Addington Norton, of Alderton, in the
county of Suffolk, has been presented to the Rectory of
Skenfrith, in Monmouthshire.
J.
Lord
uryCahgeazellor,

Rev. Samuel Neville Bull has been instituted to the
Vicarage of Harwich and Dovercourt cum Ramsey, both in
Essex.

The Duke of Leeds has appointed the Rev. P. Still,
B.A. Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, to be one of kis
Domestic Chaplains.

Rev. Mr. Fuller, relative of the Dean of Carlisle, has
been appointed to St. Peter's; Pimlico.
Rev. C. H. Lethbridge, to be Chaplain of his Majesty's
ship Hyperion.
_ _

Rey'. E. F. Roberts, to be Chaplain of his Majesty's ship
Gloucester.

Rev. J. K. Goldney, to be Chaplain of his Majesty's
Alp Victory.
Rev. T. Ferris, to be Chaplain of his Majesty's ship
Britannia.

—Rev. James 'Morison, to the Scotch Church at Dart-
mouth, Nova Scotia.

Rev. David Welsh, to the parish of St. Davijs, Glasgow.
Rev. Quarles, to be Chaplain of his Majesty's ship
Briton.

AIEETIN-GS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DI ARY.--WimmssoAv,3i;rx 15.--(At the Court of
Commissioners, Basingliall-street.)
Albra, J., Chelmsford ll

COUNTRY DlARY.—TntrasnAv, JULY VI.
Arkinstall, H. Tunstall-mill, Salop—Corbet Arms, Drayton
... . l2
Gay, J., Bristol—Mr. Taylor, Bristol l2
Green, J., Drayton-in- Elales—Corbet Arms, Drayton 2
Hoflson, J., Liverpool—George, Liverpool 1
Hoskins, M., Falmouth—Public rooms, Swansea l2
Lonsdale, J., Northwich—George, Liverpool 2
Marindin, S., Birmingham—Royal hotel, Birmingham
North, J., Wibsey in Bradtbrd—Office of Messrs. Alexander,
Halifax
Potts, J., Nether Denton—King's Arms, Carlisle ll

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED,
Petitions to be heard at
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Beeston, J., Queen's-head-pas-lJpeaissnme,eyi,.G, ~
Hackneyl-iam Hammersmith
sage, Newgate-street
Rodgers, J., Stanningley, near
Cayzer, H., Mile-end Leeds
Clark, J., Shadwell tt le.
Bloodworth,Betnhna,ent
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Darvell, W., Lambeth shopsgate
Davies, M., Carmarthen-st. Tot- Taylor, J., Dublin
tenham-court-road Turk, W., Kennington
Edwards, J., Claines, Worces- West, J., Peter-street, West-
tershire minster
Giddings, W., Pimlico Whitehead, W., Norwich
Griffin, T., Mortimer-st., Ca- Wornsop, J., Leeds
rendish-square

COUNTRY.--At the Courl
at Ten

t-house' at Horsham, July 28,
o'clock.
Gardener, J., Hove
Kennard, T., Brighton
Levick, J., Brighton
Quinnell, J., Kirdford
Richardson, J., Worthing
Stewart, W., Chichester
Tacker, T., Newhaven

Allen, A., Brighton
Avery, T., Brighton
Barnden, R., Lewes
Buckland, J., Bodiam
Chapman, J., Keymer
Champion, J., Kirdford
Cooke, J., Brighton