The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-17 00:00:00

COURT OF ADMIRALTY.

lIKFORE LORD srovrzu.
Ist Sossion,_ Ttieday, Jan. 22. 4th Session, Saturday, Feb. 16
Id Session, Tuesday, Jan." 29. By-day, Saturday, Feb. 23. ,
:3d S,_,ssion, Thursday, }eh. 7. Default-day, Friday, March '2''

PREROGATIVE COURT.

BEFORE SIR
Ist Session, Thursday, Jan. 21,
2d Session, Friday, Feb. 1.
Session, Saturday, Feb. 9.

J. NICIIOLL.
4th Session, Monday, Feb. IS.
By-day, Thursday, Feb. 26.
Caveat-day, Thursday, Mar. 7u.

COURT OF DELtGATES.

BEFORE THE SURROGATES.
Ist Session, Friday, Jan. 25. 14th Session, Thursday, Feb. I`4'kJ Session, Saturday, Feb 2. By-day, 'Wednesday, 'eb. 21.
3d Session, Tuesday, Feb. 12. • .

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COfsISISTORY COURT.
BEFORE SIR CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON.
Ist Session, Saturday, Jan. 26. 4th Seision, Wednesday, Feb.o
2d Session, Tuesday, Feb. 5. By-day, Thursday, Feb. 213.
3d Session, Wednesday, Feb.l3.
The Courts of Arches, Prerogathee, Delegates, and ConsistorP
to sit at 10, and the Court of Admiralty at 11, each day.
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We understand that an Italian Opera is At
length to be given in Brighton. The arrangements ate
at present limited to one performance only (the Bisrbieril
(le Seviglia) in which BRAMBILLk Will perform, and it
to take place in about a fortnight. We are glad to fid•
that our exhortations on this subject have not been svitind
effect —Brighton Gazette.

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the Imports of almost every description of Grain into Li'
Ireland to the various English Ports, have.been to an er
tent almost unprecedented.

MEDICO-BOTANICAL SOCIETY.---.The
nual general meeting of this Society was held yesterday
the Society's house in Sackville-etreet, Piccadilly. Sir JA$
APG REG OR, Bart. wearing the Star of the Portugueee Orde
of the Tower and Sword, took the Chair at two o'clock'
The President, Council, and officers were then elected foi
the ensuing year; after which the thanks of the &mitt!
were given, by acclamation, to Sir Limns APCJlancioa, and
the meeting separated

BOOK SOCIETY.—The annual meeting of
this Society, instituted for promoting religious knowledo
among the poorer classes of the community, was held Ws
night at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry. 110,
mode by which that important object is to be accomplishe
consists in the gratuitous distribution, not only of Bibles
and Testaments, but of other books of established excel'
lence adapted to the moral and religious instruction of the
poor. The Report which was read was highly satisfactorf'

Very vague opinions
of the year at which suicides are most frequently corn'
exist respecting
mitted. Taking a survey of the suicides committed iii
Paris during nine years, from 1817 to 1826 inclusive, till
following is the average number for each month :--
January 213 July .......... ...........
the time
February 2lB August ..................
March 275 Septerni*r.

April 374 October„„_,,,,,
........
328 November May
June 336 December

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A Methodist Missionary meeting• was. held at
Blackburn on Tuesday last. Soon after the chair WI
taken, the platform suddenly gave way and fell to the ground'
Fortunately no lives were lost, nor limbs broken, and 64
business was soon after resumed in a less elevated situation'
The Rev. ROBERT NEWTON, in his descent, caught one 11
was suspended for some time,
the beams of the falling erection with both his hands, Ow
from which painful situatioos
when be was relieved by some of his brethren, the Be
Gentleman very good humouredly observed, that he Si
not the first person from under whose feet a platform br
fallen, and that it was fortunate for him that he was sur
peuded by his hands.