The Sun. — London, England, 1807-07-18 00:00:00

.1 • *'CU.IIIOVS CaIIRESPOND4;NCE. . . ' , SOCIETY FOR TIIE SUITRE.§SI . ON OF Apra 22, !8 , 7. b% 11“.• Connoiitct• to'rernesetit to ) on, that certain Figures in 1,.:, relict, in a very t.,Lent the trout oi Niou'r ,um c: cv.ited Abe public attention. 'rite' Committee imouitte, that wal) an exhibition is' - hnowo to on, and 'they doubt not that you • y,' take the occe s sary Hled r , moval. 'The favour of an 'early. :inawer i, vegt,ebt , d. " i am, Sir, your most obedient Servarit, (si_ned) "Elio. PatenAttp, Sec." " Mr. C. Ct?cl:erell has received a letter from Mr.. Prichord, ‘yith desigtiatiOO of Seeretnry to the' Society t Vice, to which: Mr. C. C. fe..ls himself at a loss how to anSwer, in a titaimier a..;heit may proiiii.e. to he satisfaiaory either to Limsc.,;l 4.)r,t0 the Cotomittee tinder whose . sanc.' l io n Ti ;'. 1413 ‘'vr,tten. As the letter seems:to havo c.)riv ° ithite , some error or misrepresentation, Mr. `C. C, d'.,ires to ;elm the•names of the Committee, In.der w;ioae inititedi :re dire6tiou Mr. Prichai•d's appheitton has been made, that Mr. C. may be bet ter eliabd to elucidate the subjea, 0124th Aptii- Hyde l'ark Cornpr.H. " SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF VICE. 3 1, Fsicx• st reel, Strand, 26th May, 1807. " T AM dir‘..i•lvd by th , , Committee to express their Shrill •at the nature 4)1 the communication' ‘vbiat you . OI.!r to them through me, in answer to ivy tettvr 01 the 22(1 oh. hey entertained a hope that yo , A „,i f ,.1 0 , h a , k . ',wen entirely ignorant of the gross 0 , 0 1 eomplainedhof,. and that ;In Genticio in, Ott the slightest lout of such a 'nark of intalpy kx•ing set en his house, would have instairty'rt;idovtAl it. As thii, however, has not been.. tiow; I . lley ihfrirm yott,'th it they only delayed 'writ - lug the, itm4,, 'Or this '}rut pose of licertaining the prover ship; to be rimed in order 1.6 fr,-.i:ctre the huppressitni , of such a misance, or to expow to public Aar:it:the person who seems .to .entertain a wish cootimir.! The Committee will wait ten days to see wherttier their object can .bel peaceably obtila!d or 'hot, Ifefeve they commence that sort of. I..rOsectition the law 'for the preservation of, putAio tnOralls and common deconcpauthorize. • ;ten; 8;r, your obedient Servant, , • -(Silned). GuOttGe Pnicn.tAn, Sc.." rig 6# ftc (urne , 16th Mqy, , f44.,'Oeorge . Prichiir<l, ggiletao , to the society f or tiiL.• s ,• • • , presmost of vice. t 4 ' fewi'days 'prior to my going into the country, I wrote -Et-now-to you, in acknowledgment of your letter of the 2‘."41 ;• and, satisfied in my own mind, that y'Onr,replz . ,tp it'vkittld have afforded maithe,.opportunity of, cotiv?pcirig, the .getitlernen, 1)y; •wlioSe immediate erdt;rs you had 'written that letter, ot, the error under wi,ich tlioSe orders must have been given, I never more thought of the sub- It was,yeSterday only th3l I e;.irrieto town ; and on my .return hottte t.:l:i e‘ ening, 1 find your letter date„ ;However highly I may applaud the moilves in which the,applieation Of yOur first letter I!x,(4,olti'llUtt"l,,l, 1 .titit.-A be tree to . that nay tistoitispinc..iitht the tenor of yetir,last letter is oult to be suipassto by the . .whichi which that letter k Couched.. • It ; ts.not possible `fur for moment to con ceivo that the Committee, by whose orders you have , iftae , ..!,. can ,have ;given , themselves the 'trouble to any SVI : 10LIS inquiry whatever into the real c;)tripy.int, if that complcint be cone .;:ts-refi,:...ts ihe front of the house Ott pti:,ent in my r , .cropinion. " It was inc..in the year t7!)3, Ind Itti)Bt4assuripdly,bl“.l,any tiirn o ...f appeared exceptiona -I,'t thj.,l4Ofessititial per afiii &MO - eyed in the stib;i'at“ial anu material alterations which. the home Mot unr.:erwent, or Itrid 1 koliwit, or could I IttlVe'MTlCe.ivett, that any , part at lib ,exteriur, • whe- Iher ornamental,. Or . substatithdly useful to the build "'itr ~ ccltict, la•dllti most,lest What's observer, or by the . iitotit ., perverted.iinagination, be colisi‘..terc4as feitSive, it shouldttinttlinvelkeett w,itli as - 'zealodialioncitutle.for ;the roorals of the public!, on "- IMitt, as . linight at lime, ',or can possibly at • thls'i-littnate;any case;Nionarecr. of your laudable So- 'Ciety; hitt 1 nst be. excattall,, and that Society . 'not br/i offe,oxfix), ;if I,otpreos tny,surprise-autt • - s. ti4itlLOishment, that triWorli of. Art,: standing, con:: ''apiertously tweinitient to 1 tdw for a period .af.t wen - - Yearcand, upwards,. placed there:under, the dirt:lC.l4)n of the late Celebrated Architect, Mr. It. ,A;:;liMi- arid toopied ikon one .of, :the. finest and fnost esteemed•exatriples:olancient .sculpture, should at this moment, fur the first time, have excited, the alarm. of . your Society. or 4" yotThreply to toy note of the 3d or 24th 4 1 10;it .itiontit favoured ine with the infor mat i on therein. ,require, 1 should most, cheertuily have .•. ;Aiwa I t ' prco the Members o f the Cotninittee t and.litive explained in person 10 them, what I must now tcfwr ti ioin tor,to Gallery and Artificial b t „„ i; mant.da,A o ry, .fit Lambeth ; where they may titid.l,;;o lini,ject,of this ahrmit4;ly, gross and filthy, therhave to torso ir, iNtil on ~, p 4,ito tablets and in ()lie entire composition, on a' taken and. copied ,f ,:ti an 01 . i; inai sctilpture at tloe Villa borgliese„tat ilorite, debeiiptivo of a .flac 7 Trimpph or Prpcession ; a sirnilaryase to ‘A Inch it,y4; sti,aids as one of the most admhed °rim. % .ifietits to the gardens 13tiktrode, the almost con. tetut I'itoiid9lteu of itis Grace the present I)take of .1 , rt laud and' Family.. " I ant persuad e d, that when the Cottnnittee aro ,these etteis, they will be convinced of entire ignorance of the subjeCt, which seems to % . 1r excited this unfounded alarni for the morals of • ~1,1014:10 ; and they , will perceive at 'the same time, Ze..lllli tilts iltittallet,, at List, is very tilt.: natural consequence of it.: .• 1 can, beil11:41y,41111‘ it necessary to add one mote in answer to your *letter nevertheless t •; it oepor.siblo that: those indiv.dual s o f your S oc i ety hose highly respeelable'situations in life, tmad, :.,;.ii,,inettud minds and judgrrients, its credit de-' C V tJUI ITl74€$CC'llKi 1%11l WANT...RV: ! 3 , " " (4c, 4 fore eiperieneed, of giviulk.tardy votiries Lottery,Wheel ry opportutu to become a lven- Curers With superior Advantage: In proof. although 'Tuesdays Drawing issued iuor,',l - numbers, not one : poncipal,Pri . zeattended them. TIC? increased portance, ,therefOtg, of Ueit Tuesday's drawing, is glaringly Otiqouls. SNl!' 'l'. GRAVRSILSO, JVLY 16. , limed by—the - Remittance, Lqw, from New-York ; Weymoutit,..l4kne,- from. Pappenburgh. Soiled—the Liliabata tktooutry, tor Baltimore ; and Expe. , Sot4t ter, • fo r Archangel. HULL, JULY Ij. Arrived—the Margaret, IlletrKlf , from Tonningen. BIRTHS. ()tribe Bth inst. in the Close, Winchester, the Countess of Northesk, of a Soh. • . Yesterday, in Upper I3elge4lre'•pladb, the Lady of Thomat • Minus. Esq. of a DAOtter. Lately, at Leith Fort, the Lady :of Colonel Laye, corn* urdin Royal Art . .iiery, North t3rir, n, ()la Sun ARR IL D: Yesterday. rat Sts lames's Clerkenwol, Captain ; :' White, or tii 4 Majesty's 2.}:filntantry, to :•tvele, laic of the Island ot liarnadnea, • • late .sane day, at Alerribane Chapel, 10 - ..11 Paiiihrid46 - : • Story, I:sq. of LockinetioU, f.eiet,Strstnre,"tu Knightly, of Preston, Nortlniiilt!totishire. On lairsday last, at Nlsry.lc-tlone _Cliiirch. the ReC sepll ot Locige,, ii the County Lucks, to Clielwich, at d:uAhter or • the lite William 01415100, in the County of Limon. , . A tew days ago, Mr. Leith D.oikin, of Morpeth, Tanner. to Miss An Luckley, of the same place. On the 7th inst. at. South. Shields, George Fox, Esq. to Miss Ctotton;- only daUghter of the late Mr. Crotton,of that place. On ursday St. A ilrlfVW. WA:I4UL Peter Shield, Esq . ,. ui Tyncipouth.place, to ,Mss Harriet Spcncer. youngest (laughter ot . Ihe ;Spencer, Esq. of slion'sAucklatid. .. • . The Arne day, Mr. W. ror ! tuncse, Watchrhaker,•to b ias E. Sewell; beto of - Penittli; ,:• Lately, at Monkwearmouth, Mr. fereitilali tlendetitin, the Norwich Packet, iittAilitiand; to Miss Baker, of 4oettb. : 4 Shields; ------ ~' - • • D /4'D. In the night of the 9th inst. at, Zrile, In_ Hantil,w, the motherof (gneral Bennigsen, in her Si st year. On the kilt inst. in the tsar !caret her ay, at.Heavitrer, near,Vseter, the "Right ilea. Lady Mary Catherine M)ers, • wife of Thotitis Myers, Esq. • • ' . On'Sunday last, at 1011, Mrs. l'arky i tis, _the. Lid)' of Parkytts, Fsq : nephew to the late Sir ThotnaS l'arkyns, atP , llnnoy Park., its the County:of .hrottiogitant, !Jam ann tin to,The Loin Rantlitre, • 4n the zri oit. in the t6Th year orher age,: Mkt Nun Ain ley, only tiattstat,:r tot Mr. (,e..rs,e t l lnsley, or - Stan:hit!, marl years' Ageni to the tare rdward Stanley, Esq. of. Stantaih-Hall, in Laneasint,e, 011 Friday se'nnight, at tellair. ilons`e,. on the - l'ops'hum Mrs. - Brereton,. relit of, the t ite Rev.. iliere- • ton, ea..: (laughter • of the late Rev. .: 1 .101,...e.1c0n 'Sleetn; of Exeter.' -" . PR ICE vesrE- - • 1.. a;CfAV. - • Bank Stock, 22 1 3 ?79 i . "4T.e -Vela: 94 :; q per gent. i 7 497, 64; t per C ar. 4 Pet Cl • . . ; per Cent. Rect. 6 :.! 62 tCpur Cent - ton ELT it ; it t ok L. Xnn t 7 Ditto Short Amt. t;liii:itorgto. • i‘ , k,llll Si 4 a.,§to,C l ' l ol4 4 1 ' Nc, ..44dttrit. • a3. , d1 .6 dig. et: 6i WI 6( Abii, g- ititlis ns. laf ()puling, 618 tit 111C1-1 WATER, .1.(niooN• iz ßtDtll:."lo,-MOR . .. ROW . • 110inini,..55 min. after,[. Atteenoon; . I nfrn . .„after, •;4 t , rki()N,lP.\,\'; • 'honing, a 4 mitt, after it. I A Ityro/NJ!), 4 . 9 • ..• • E A VEN• TiIOUN POUNDS ' alio . " 4:cititi) , ' S, 11, aiid 20001. , t0 lcod, to Ora' tiiLibt,Cent. % %Ari l nu:ri l agpi . SalaliFil Spins abaVe 2091. PUtICULAIY . pt )60. piaci: and t6ool. for ivell ‘bcel:red tire 'Aunultiei,. cured 'upon:Landed F.-states, j House , s,siumled.vroivlY l 1 4 ' der Trust, by Wilt or Settlement, Church ami "3. strols. ' • • • Mr. R.OI3ERTS, Who has concluded tlteSafeOrAtinut• ties, &e. for scivral . Vears; wit it gt:in;rd Satlsfedl6lti •ri;kPtiti" Itilly;ositro tlioSe apyls ,to turn, Chit . Sioirtriet , Wll be tinmediatt7ly deter m i i.ea o,fer 6) 1- himself A lty'ritilte. - 'ttehiptiOn :at Option of thr l'oitties lu be given. . I:ersonal Applicatims siv e t Let w r:i tcr Roberts, iat !us louse; PTA:' as' Cui.l.4treet,;:egtOyOteiNP" VOIYT H' of :'Shier ` , Scx`;: - wild have ':practised il .".. 1: '; secret and: tlstrii4iivii V f.'t:„; - .11,1 therein' 1414c,.,1 it cal(ened, and iletilitaie.l I. whole nerv(iiis'sy teill. 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(post-p a ij i , intist tx addressed, 1 C'_lCl ~~ tullinvestirtton of tneiriacts, n O'Ng n't..-.. ci L'-.d!) , -be Qf A)i rsion` t . rim t be' . retlw f m i l i p j f tile.,bo, i relies in question,c anibe of any probable benefit, or titat the continuance o! Olen), can ik'i&ity•po3itive., injury to `the titoralS of the public, in:Alefenetmt to, sapli opittion i I shall not object to their removal at it COnfortient season..: .But I deprecate, and will resi-t, . - by all tho,,e powers with which the itttes of this kip y kind cati ;inn ate, any such presumptuous, artiirary,, - and. unwarrayt:;ble threat, its you have been instrtit'tedio hold out"; and' at 'vitlai4ll every EitgliSli Gentletnan most revolt: . , ' 1 . 't i alli, Sir, your bumble Servant, (Signed) • " ''' •-L • " Cu.. ..OGh. ' itLLI... , , " socuiri" YOK 'ME SUPPRESSION OF VICE. "Sin, ,• 31 , Essex-street, , Strand, b Ulle 2 , 007.. The Committee' have taken your letter. into :consideration, and•feel much satislathen in finding that the bas,r.plief in question was ; not ,put up by you, and . that you seem to have been Unacquainted with the specific cause of complaint lam directed, therefore; to inform you, that . . . : • . . . . . . . . 1 information reached the Com. , mittee froill various .persons (some of whom were conne6led - with the Society, and others not) th 4 in the bas-relief cm the front of your house,. nearest to Hyde-park Corner, there are, in the liac groupe The committee in some measure anticipated your information, that the, has, relief in question was a copy from some Foreign specimen of Sculpture, but you must be aware, that exhibitions adapted to the climate of Italy are not suited to that of England; our tolerated by the purity of our laws. The Com mittee wish ..you to understand, that, the' figure~ in the single bas relief nearest to the 'Park, form the only grounds of objection ; and they do not, think it necessary to add another word on the Subje.a; but rely will) ctin s kieuCe' 011 that manly spirit and' good sense which pervade,the whole of your :letter, to do , what is right on this occasion, with, respect to .t he public, and, at the sane time, what your own 'feelings of • propriety trust &tete. " I have the honour to be, "Sir., Yoor. most obedient Servant, (Signed) " Geo. l'ittc.nAnc;, CUE-LT.4MA Ai; JULY i 6. We ;venom gayer. .here i and , faller,of fashionable • :company than at any. former period. The Young Rosaus has been. succeeded .by Miiis DtiigtAN, who 1 - 64,universa4 pleased.. The DAC:4 GLOUCESTER, and a large partyi of - his ,friencti.ure4.4qooooon ,Fri day., .• 'Tht.... hoe v.;eather has ~bees i t rowli in our fa-: your, 90, F „ Vronienades by day , iire crowded, 'and . our Theatre eXperiendes'an 'uninterrupted tide of prosperity'. = :We expect SWOONS lot% a :few,. .nights , ;, and,W4rsoN„ our caterer,.everon the alert for novelty, has engaged for . the conclusion of the ,season, a Lady of the name at S'YDi4E'v.' •. RA lIISG:4TE ) Jura. t 6. . Yesterday waannlayourable for . the second public breakfast this season at Dandelion. St. stc ithin, not wkhitig to 'relinquish his ancietit charier, descended in fretieent showers, which occasioned, a very thin at terniance, of beatix and belles ; nut more than 50 visitors assembled ; and of these w . ere'but' few of the fasbion4bles from thisiAaCe. To-tnotrow there is - to be Vete in . a gratide? stile at DantietiOh— the.Bands of the 13tb.Dragoons,,and of the GoThan Legion, from hence, are to attend, after which there is to be a cold collation at Olive' o'Clock. . . • During the thunderstorni on, , SAturday evening the IteBory-house of Great-Cressinghim, in Nor-. 'follii was'Strock with lightning., It entered one of therroorns with a moist IretiletagUS.cras,h, rent the chimney-puce .and some pibures.a.bove it ; was then attraeted by the bell-wire, winch it melted to atoms; Three Ladies were in the'room at the time', '‘.vilich appeared in a blaze, but providentially. all the faukily escaped on bort . , , . The . f4iljowing _whirnacal anecdote' of an Irish Sailor; ni'extraelect from the' Proolciehce Gazette, a; American Paper On Wednesday last; between 9 and 10 A. M. a strange and irregular ringing of the great the steeple of the Baptist Church exitttd,alartn: As the time was unusual for''polic worsh p, end . the - quickness. of their strokes occa sionally resembled the_medeliaatied yin cases of fire, the Sexton, who was about. 3 quarter of, a mile distant, itziltiecLitely repaired tit' the Citureh, to in-_ qu ire who had w.,stuned . his otfij.e,; but on his al.-, 10.944..the.,,d00rs faSt, l'he' still' tinging , he demanded admltiance but receiving 'no answer, Nem hnip‘:.‘„, returned with the ys, ana'onopening.. OA belfry, fOund an Y,cgliSh' sweatiaglat, the bellTropc. On demanding .the reason for ~condtt4t, the 'son of Nepttpo,replied, that' hiS'oract landlady had died that. morning ; that it .was custom. in bio.c9untr);4) tail the bell on such oda,- .inv.iig• sinns ; thatlisAyas the oallest boa mess ed three voyages at Mrs. -'s ; 'Out ail his mess- Inates were raw ,Itands, anc.l lilw‘ir nothing of da ce/icy; that he steered for the chtirch, but finding the doors barred, bad Whacked and haired, but no body answered O(We dr below ; that finding a.rtead „l4g/ttopen, he boarifed- . --had stood to the halliards hall an ,hour, apd was glad an officer had come gave hire a q)cii." About 7 :o'clock . yesterday '.evening, the bourhood of Westminster. Hall was greatly alarmed by the cxy of '!.tire,", , near the House. of Cotillions. It happen! that .the ;kitchen chimney belonging to . . Mr. Bellamy's Coffee-r oom of the House of. Com mons, accith took fire, and blazed with great violence .for abour three:Minunis, but was speedily got undetiby the a6tivity and exertions of the set- , yams of the House. In less than ,half an hour up wards'of twenty engines were. asses bled ' , about the Parliament House. Several Volunteers attended, and the.alarm spread so swiftly, that some hundreds of persons. were collet:led together. in a feW moinents. All.the Capital Prizes are *fillip the Wheel. The Second Day of Drawing will be on Tuesday next. The Tickets and legal Shares ore on sale at the Offices of HODGES, PAINE, and CO. StoC4'-hrutier3, COrahill, Oford-street, and St. lames's-sir:et, when!, Noti 1 6,787, the great Pri4e, iu the laA Lot tery, was sold in Shares. • 7 4:7 t r ~t~ - W" 4 -r() • ' . VittiVrtthENt mIsTitACT OP TUE ,8144. " , , FQK ARIVIIIIIII - Msll- '1 14 !VIM TtnilViNt • UP!;11-1Fry 1 , 1 . 313 - ‘ 1.11,C f; A GE, Id; IRELAND. 1 4 .k1/1151111.1eDI,I)Dj . pgvspto :Who, ftiniini per, or , aid andia - ost wths tor- ;editi,nts' puf-: nosts`i and. Ou poHn;ig w Lo' siolV NV it iiide i4ll liotjus l .. tits,per43o,.takitirsucll upless,t',,it3y inform Juitice:i; bpt not ty.clit Li from suL h defence, if tried for the offenc'e.—.A . -ces,n'n , s' tk , :tined pals and tried, though: per,ons wno a.Lnini:-;ter,o4ths not tried.--Purport ofpath,or sutlicient indiament.—lntOrmations of shall lodge examinations, and sb.'lll be niurdercd ed, or kept by force from ti 'As ; snall.be admitted as evidence.,—Examination i of a w.tne'ss scaeted übt evidence, : unless secreted by peon cite :trial, or others for liPn. :Where a witnesS„:MagNtrate,- be;mttr dered or maimed, on,account of evidence or. cxer tion, Grand Jury may present a sum for representa tive of such ,person.—Mi,i rates May arrest stran ., gers; and ' examine them .on sittstices may CALIiC a Clerk of Peace to suMinon a Spe , :ial Ses siOrt, who shall post noticq and cause Juuices to by summoned.---Justices so asschibled may signify . by memorial to Lord Lieutenant that the county is dis turbed; or in danger of being: so,--7-Lord Lieutenant 'and Council may proclaim such county, or part there of, to be in a state of disturbance, &c.—COpy of Pfoclatnation to be transmitted CO Clvrks , of the reac6, who are to give, notice -thereof • Places pro .claimedi to be considered as such from, the ; day on , which inhabitants shall be required to remain within their honscs.-Prock Mations shall be conclusive evi • dence and Criminal Courts., Lord Lieutenant may appoint a Dirt 's Serjeant or Counsel to preside at Special 'Sessions.—SuCh Serjeant or. Counsel to preside as • Chieldudge, and 4estoii4 to'littVe all powers as 'CoUrt of Oyer: and Terminer and Gaol Delivery found oat. of place; of abode, after certain hour s , t o h e brOught be fore Magistrates and examined ; and if not out on • la«'tul occasions, deemed idle and disorder/y.—Ma giStrat,!s may enter houses' as herein, and absent per sons.. d2erned idle and disorderly.,--Persons taking unlawful- o.iths, deemed idle and disorderly.—Per sons 'fried under this Act betbre Special Sessions, not to be again tried for the sane before any other juris ditlion,---Certain persons having arms, deemed idle 'and disorderly.—Persons found in rObli6-hOusFs af ter Certain deemed idle and disord,..rlv...-;-Per ,sons haWkidg, seditious' papers,. &c. (leeched idle .and disorierly!--rPerrtons tumultuously assembled, deem-, ,ed disorderly. l'i•oeeedings of Social Sessions not tohe'rcnioved 'Certiurart; 4 tkr.-'^.oolitq may. order persoas ad.; jadged Co be transported, to be removed to gaols out u 1 county.--,Women. pilty bawlzing seditious papers, cl .erncd . idle. an , " disOrdeThr, 'and - li'Ably to kc.' may call nonpersons whOSt4;a-rin4 , are ri:A s itered; whilst Prot :lunation is in force, and take: artm., c. to K 1 place of safety, giv ing receipts to the owners. Not to cat. nd to flc u- Jar or Militia Fj)rces, 'or Yeon:lanry: 'Corprf; i\laist rates of adjactnt Countiec at, latito,imay:exe.:. e i ne tbis.iv:t within CoLluit;:i except Di tblitt, and Magist i%l kis of Coninie:r, C. Lilly execute in COuLities at tarv.—Lord Lietitithartt may Pr 1 o c .atuations.--Grand juries, may, , prescat -for expences iocurred in eiwention, of theA.4t! I,(III" REP.OIIII. Cp.URT,Py CIiANCEIZY, JULY 10. THE 1112i1OP 01 !WUHAN' I.!. 1.:1;\1 1 .10NT. was a Petition tiff a re-hearing,. aka an appeal .from the . 36dgment of bird 'Erskine, who had Ali; re6ted Stu itrstte to try the, question, whether .Mr: -John Erasyrkus,l7lkwkett, as the agent of Sir ThomaS Nackett, had representedthai,gva. was "the ftill'and aanal value' of the:i.jth: part of the.ore extra&od from tho , Wear Dale '• tend Mines,. to : which .the Bishop became entitled on, his succeeding to the Bishopric!: , • of, Durham. Counsel was heard, • but' the'Conrt did not come to any decision. • , • i ItIL) , GES ANT) SUITOI,IS. At the commencement of the business this morw. in g a stranger addressed the CulArtCi:Lcott, andisaid, he had presented two petitions . to Lordibip, to' neither of which had he received an answer. One. of the petitions, he §aid, ;elated to soipp supposed illicit pra6tices of an indiiidnal "Porstnouth,-ni.id he wished hisl i ordship to . fell him how:he was to :la. , Lord Er.,now—»." I am, sure, Sir, i Lau't tt4l ,you how`you are to aft." , , ST44 ts But your Lordihip . caiiii'diPisri with nie:" . LordE6oN— , .." It is not the business oftatidge to . advise With the suitors oldie Court. I cannOt.cpficeivfe , how it'.has come_ to pass that the people have pile') into so mistaken a notion as to suppbse Sat ??'tv . province of'a 'Ridge to advise with the suitors eat tie' Court: 'lt is alio highly! improper -for 'be sending letters to - th.Judgettpon mattoni 11.1 i shouR know nothing of 'it till he: sits in . .jogryttint.upy , i . thetn.- I am well assured that no individual, who has a Mir claim to Make - in this or any other of his . M Jesty s Courts of JUNtICB (WhateNt'r his situation or did,. •gree in life), need for a moment ig.t wit laJut au Ativ(), caw to advise hitn:: I hope i (or the. future, I shit 1 . 1 not have ..co complain of these: rosi(UlS . ." • , •,, On the lAth tilt. was nvirried, at Walton Church, William Meadows,. or Meadows 7 street, LiVerpea,- aged 75, to Mary Lowe, 01 Pre tort-F ritet i Sante . place, aged 57, being his sixth first wile was Esther D 3 spin4cr, hour he lived two years, 'and :was; one year a widower; 11 i cond, Peggy 4obinson, shiilstcr, ,with whom he lived 20 years,. and had .nine c.hilclrcn And one month a"widower; his . third, Ilf!zty . Douglas,, with whom., he lived .two years, and suet weep a - widOwer; Betty Noi - cot, With whom lie lived eighteen years, 'noti?was a' widower ahvut nine months his flab, ' Mary Pima, with whom lie lived . eight years, and way 1. - ,ix , weeki a widower; and now Mary Lowe., as above stated;