The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-01 00:00:00

LONDON SESSIONS.

A Yorkehireman, with a beard which flowed do lt° ufrtit
his breast, was observed to sit, for the greater pars ,keel
day, day, immediately opposite to the Recorder, and to 't,
his eyes fixed constantly upon his Lordship. As
the various cases were disposed of, the Recorder, seeplol
man with the beard rise and step into the wit°7l.o
asked him what ho had to say ? " I wants," 1;k li'
Yorksh ireraan,
" a license."—The Recorder: i:eito
cense for what ?"—The Yorksbiraraan raised
_.,13: be
to the ceiling, and then let them fall suddigui ;tee
then fixed them Upon his Lordship; and said, a I.°Past°'
the Gospel of the Lord." .The Recorder, in sole/
nishment : " For God's sake, are you going to Prsic_:„ slip
" Aye, I be," said the Yorkshireinan, " if rut gi4dv
cense, I'll preach."—The Recorder " 'Where ?"--4 The
shireman : " Every where I'll preach the word]. beeol
Recorder : " Pray in what way of life have 30 001
brought up?"—Yorkshireman : "In the cloth
a cloth manufacturer. But 1 think I can do go'"l,lted'i
way, and •came here to ask the privilege. I,neV;
former opportunity."—The Recorder: " And yolielle
ing to preach P"—Yorkshirernan --" Aye, aye."-Aicr
corder : " Upon my word, I'm sorry for it."--"00e
man ," Sorry ! why so?"—The Recorder : iThorio
that profession is the proper occupation of men of litero vet
who can speak on such subjects as to be understor4oo
I suppose you must have a license."—The license ,
granted.

After the dinner given by the Dine_ "-
Duchess of Clarence on Tuesday, at their itels
dence in the Admiralty, the Tyrolese inins.ito
were introduced, and performed several Ple
before the Royal Family. to

An address of thanks and congratulatil;
his Majesty,. on the late changes in the NV
was on Wednesday presented from the greater
of the inhabitant householders of the Win

port of Rye, in the county of Sussex. of
At the meeting of the Magistrates B'4r,
Town Hall last Thursday, Mr. Milford 11,011
tioned from the Bench, that complaints •oati,
reached him, confirmed by his own Awl 801
upon a subject which had recently occasion iihtl
much painful anxiety, that he thought it rote
publicly to advert to it. As many persons
ci to
ignorant of the law of the case, it appears lilt
him to be his duty to state that it is an indietsitti
offence injuriously to carry a child infected ilfticti
the small pox, along a public highway in :°:.tioo
persons are passing, and near to the hab'"" irr
of the King's subjects ; and that it is alga °Ting
dictable offence in an apothecary, after Inlootti
inoculated children, to cause them to be OP c
in the public streets, to the danger of the 13°
health.—Brighton Paper. • Illec
THE THAMES TUNNEL.—The large °loot
raft intended to lie on the bed of the river, or
the leak, was let down late on Wednesday sss it
ing. The engine was set to work as sonoaoo,
was ascertained that the raft lay on the bolt the
and when they had succeeded in redoeil o+s
water some five or six feet in the Tunnel, "tiovo
discovered that all further attempts at refine
were useless. It was then tried whether, by 7,44
ping the working of the steam engine, the hat
of the water in the tunnel and shaft would el,
crease or diminish, and the result was a gravir
but unremitting, increase. At an early 1)011
yesterday, ono or two descents in the divingf the
were made, with- a view to see the cause
failure, and Mr. Brunel, the younger, reP°oo
that the raft did not lie on the bed of the ',;001.;
that it drifted some distance front the leaky to $ll
Among the many proposed plans to obl'i,S,vc.
danger, which are daily forwarded to the v
tors, one is to lay tarpaulins of sufficient siat.'dill
to deposit round the edges a quantity
bags to keep them water-tight.
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BIRTH.
Yesterday, in Bernard-street, the lady of -•
Esq., of a son.
MARRIED. , I the Sr
ell
On Thursday, the Q 441, alt., at the Chapel
tish Embarey, at Paris, W. George Bieknoll,
of George Bicknell, Esq. of Cadogan-place, Sitnj Stob°o
to Ann Elisabeth, the eldest daughter of Pani-
Esq., the Consul of the United States of of
Bordeaux. osiot
On the ti9th ult. Richard Anstice, F"4''ffici
Bridgewater, to Marcia,' daughter of William 13°.
solicitor.
DIED. twhithel.
On the oth ult., on his voyage from Barbadoo!:. cote
he had been sent for the recovery of his health, Of

Esq., of Clifton, aged 28,
On the nth ult., at Highgate, W. i4/1"13'
Bury-court, aged os, ~
the
PRINT4IS and Pusmanan by M. YOUNG, at
Stir-Orrom M. 111, Stroud.