The Sun.
London, England, 1833-12-24 00:00:00

VICE-CHANCERY COURT.-(THIS DO')

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His HONOUR, on taking his seat this morning, oboe° Lille Duc
that he thought it right to mention in public a ciccil'ti 74tances at
stance that had happened to himself. When he retuil il The Dukt
to his own house he found upon the table the followiff erk yesterd
Prince Tr
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mention, in reference to Lady Hewley's Charity/
Unitarians at limited periods hold the holy ordinance:, ."iett and w
the Lord's Supper, and administer that sacrameetl
their places of public worship with all the solerY vi6ce, from
nity with which that sacred rite is performed in the it. 4;
blished Church. They therefore believe in
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Jesus; and though they do not worship him gs i'd °reign Affa
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God, yet they honour him in the way they apprJej
according to the Scriptures he ought to be konool
They, therefore, notwithstanding the hated intoleranci°(
Sir Edward Sogden, whose bigotry and zeal have oit'
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come his discretion, are Christians, but not ChristiO %nes Whit.
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" I am, Sir, notwithstanding his scoff,
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" An Unitarian Christian,
" Bognor, Dec. 22, 1833." " RICHARD DALLY'
Talbot arriv
Now it appeared to his HONOUR very improper that A
application or statement, especially a statement of A I
regarding a cause, pending the hearing of that Ca° iesties yes
tee Counter
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should be made to a judge. With respect to the cause°
question, his Honour was certain that nothing had beet
said to justify the observations made in the letter, 1514 The Roya
he was equally certain that, whatever might be said bi 1ary Talbot
Counsel, no person could be justified in writing to bit! it4l)*ed' Sir Ja
any thing regarding the general nature of Unitarian o.°'
ship, which he might think was a fit subject for the too' Suite ge
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sideration of the Court. His Honour would repeat Will ililed their
he had stated yesterday, that he had never expressed OP'
opinion with regard to the general body of Unitarialie; ritlY at the
and he admired, as touch as any man, that pareeile ' Three in'
in the life of John Wesley, in which he said, " be Iry
great regard for Peter Fermin, who was a Unitariei!! 7!), taken

labouring to overcome those difficulties with which 0
mind was beset relative to our Saviour's Divine Per.
sonality." He (the Vice-Chancellor) admired Peter I
min as much as John Wesley.
Mr. PEPIN, who was Counsel in the cause in opposition
to Sir Edward Sugden, begged to say that he had bell"'
nothing in the statements of that Learned Gentleman
that at all warranted or justified the observations in tb.
letter.

sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE—(THIS DAY).

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, Dire. 23.—Wind W.S.W. to W.N.W., draft
in squalk._Arrived the John Craig, Lawson, from 031
Mauritius; Isabella, Donaldson, from Dundee to Charley'
ton ; and Eliza, Webster, from Sunderland to Lisbon. Tt
Venus, to Sligo ; and Russell, Willis, from Sunderland t°
Peole, remain with the outward-bound.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 23.—Wind W., hard gales and
squally.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 22.—Wind W.S.W.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 22.—Wind S.W. to W., etrod
bre, zes.

STANGATE CREEK, DEC. 23.—Arrived the Sarsb,
Hudson, from Afogadore ; Lightning, Leggett, fro
Smyrna; Stirlingahire, Brown, from Zante ; and Seat
Brown, from Denia.

BRISTOL, Dzc. 23.—Arrived the Eclipse, from Mash*
AliLrottn, DEC. 22.—Arrived the George Canui
late Burstall, from Para.
STUDWELL ROADS, DEC. 22.—Arrived the Rosalinda'
Gemmell, from Montreal, with considerable damage.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 22.—Arrived the Chrystal, Thotor
son, horn New York; and Oscar, Fligg, from the Medl"
terranean. Off port the Mary, from Demerara.
GREENOCK, DEC. 21.—Arrived the Eliza, Frazer, froni
Lisbon.

CORK, DEC. 2l.—Arrived the Voador, Mosquito, frota
St. Übes.

The European, of Newcastle, was abandoned at sea the
17th instant, in a sinking state.
The Limerick was not on shore at Weymouth as state6l
on Saturday.
The Success, 'gemming, bound to London, has been
assisted back to Harwich, leaky, with loss of sails.
The Crown, APAlpine, from the Clyde, has arrived 0
Miramichi.

The Haabetsanker, from St. Übe's to Stevanger,
totally wrecked near Boulogne.
The Übrica, Regessin, from Stettin to Leith, war 00
shore at the Texel, 1911 inst.

°f them had
I°l been I
4 War for a

The MArgaret, Johnston, of Yarmouth, was stranded
on the land, 11th inst.

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The Corned, Decker, from Bergenlo to Genoa,
wrecked in the Vlie.

Tl, v1;vo 4%-~ft Antwerp to Silent, was
driven on the Calvet Bank the 11th inst., and not expected
to 14e got off.

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The Nile, Storey, bound to Hull, is stranded on Oen'.
The Salvatore, Fancourt, from Palermo to London, is
totally wrecked, near Boulogne. Only three of the crew
saved.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The only arrival as yet worth notice is the express from
Paris, and that is very barren of news.

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ROBE

The new decree issued by the Queen Regent of Spain
against Don Carlos is to the following effect :—.

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"MINISTRY Or WAR.
" The Queen Regent has been again forced, by a sacred
duty, to adopt new measures, besides those issued Oo the
17th of last month, which sequestrated to the profit of the
Royal Treasury all the property of the Infante Don Carlos,
and it is again ordered that the Infante shall he deprived of
all his dignities, civil as well as military, which he pos-
sessed before the rebellion ; as also that the holidays kept
on his birthday, as a Prince of the Royal Family, shall be
no longer observed."

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