The Sun.
London, England, 1834-01-20 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

V
Viscount Decies andARRIALS.
lurzon.street the Honourable Miss Beresford, in
, from lielarn
uis and Marchioness of
-• House Westmoreland; the Mar-
- 'll—omond 'and the Ladies O'Brien, in
lelgrave-square, from a tour
; Major_General Sir Patrick Ross,
t Brighton, from a tour; Lord and Lady Stuart de Rothsay,
n Carlton.terrace, from Tittenhanger ; Viscount Castle-
eagh, in Chapel-street, Grosvenor-square, from Mount
tewart, Downshire; the Earl of Hillsborough, at Hills
orough Castle, from the Continent; the Hon. Twissleton
'iennes, at the Belvidere, from Brighton; Lady Vernon,
in
)over.street, from a tour; Lady Whitshed and Miss H. Whit.
led, at Nerot's Hotel, Clifford-street, from Holbrook ; Ad-
liral Sir Edward Owen, at Nerot's Hotel; Baron Gersdorff,
le Saxon Minister, from Brighton ; Sir Oswald Mosley, Bart.,
tp., Lady 'Mosley, and family, at their house, Portland-place,
.°,ll Holleston House, Staffordshire.

DEPARTURE.
Edward Candler, Esq., from Nerot's Hotel, Clifford-street,
'r Brighton.

CORPORATION COMMISSION.

IRNERAL EPISTLE OF MR. ALDERMAN NEWTON, OF
IHR CITY OF NORWICH, TO THE TOWN CLERKS OF
TrtE PICKED CORPORATIONS OF ENGLAND AND WALES.
" Surrey-street, Norwich, Tan. 4.
" Dear Sir,—The mode in which the inquiry has been con.
Ueted with reference to the Norwich Corporation has been
uch as to leave but little doubt that in the ensuing Session of
'arliament some very violent measure will be introduced,
fleeting both the charters and properties of Corporations. To
'eh a length did the Commissioners proceed here, that a very r
trge number of the Members of the Corporation signed a e-
tonstrance, and delivered it to the Commissioners, a copy of
vbich I enclose.
`L It has been suggested that a meeting should be convened
ondon, at which a deputation from each corporation not
nxious to surrender its charters or to part with its property
sight attend, for the purpose of concerting measures to coun-
2ract, if possible, the attempts which will be made to overthrow
he present municipal institutions.
"I am happy to say that the plan hitherto has been ap-
Iroved, and I shall feel obliged by your favouring me with the
entiments of your corporate body upon it, and trusting that it
rill meet with your support and co-operation, I remain,
" Dear Sir, your most obedient,
"EDMUND NEWTON,
" Alderman of Norwich.
"To -----, Town-clerk of &c.
" P.S. Similar application has been made to Banbury, Bath,
Ledford, Bristol, Boston, Canterbury, Coventry, Chester,
)erby, Devon, Hull, Leicester, Lincoln, Liverpool, Maid-
tone Rochester, and Stamford."

"Dear Sir,— a" Surrey-street, Norwich, Jan. 9.
Iting db some g com-
aunication should bee had withesira allle thethat corporatie ons,neral whose
Taira have been made the subject of inquiry through the
medium of the Commissioners appointed under the above
olnmission, the Corporation of Norwich, at a general assembly
ield this day, passed several resolutions declaratory of their
>pinion of the manner in which the inquiry was conducted
rith regard to their affairs, determining to oppose any and
very measure of aggression and spoliation that may be at-
empted against them, and soliciting the co-operation of the
arious municipal corporations In England and Wales, as more
ully expressed in the resolutions herewith sent.
" The Committee appointed by the Norwich Corporation
'eel it unnecessary to say more at present in support of the
:ourse to be pursued than to draw attention to the fact, that
he majority of statements made to the Commissioners im-
,ugning corporate affairs and transactions have been ex parte;
hat the mode in which the inquiries have been conducted
tits afforded the Corporations no opportunity of legally de_
ending themselves; and that any legislative enactment in
:onsequence of reports founded upon such statements must
ie manifestly unjust.

" The Committee will feel obliged by your submitting this
ommunication to the heads of your Corporation, and by your
nforming me whether your Corporation concurs in the propriety
d' the proposed plan, and I will appoint a deputation to the
neeting to be held in London, of which timely notice shall be
liven. I have the honour to remain, dear Sir,

" Your very obedient servant,
"EDMUND NEWTON,
"Junior Alderman of Norwich."
" To ..—.,... —_, Town.clerk of --, Sze."