The Sun. — London, England, 1820-02-21 00:00:00

77 - 7 - • ' THE LATE KING'S FUNERAL. '•SIJPPLENIENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE Of Saturday, the'l9th Felou . ary: • FJEttALDS-COLLEGE; Feb. 19,.1840. The Remains of his late most .Sacred Majesty, King Gent - 0 the 'l i of hlesed memory, lay in' State in the Audience Charidter at Windsor Castle, attended by one. of the Lot 'if ut his M - jesty'S Bedchamber, two Grooms of his Majesty's lit debaucher, 'tea Heralds :Of ;I , ins,- lour of his Majesty's Geritletriert Usiscrs, tour of the Vages of his late Majesty, and ten. of the flon.•11ood Gentlemen Pens ;otter's wit h two Officer s, irons 'T'u'esday tooritiog the 15.11 - Myr. 81 [Otte O . CIOCIt, 10 tiie tit:tett( intet - ffient. 'l tit; (lory-Al Body, cp vered wish a sheet, ttit , l losrile ucivet pall athirtsed wi - h esco , lteorts i,i the Arms; with the. !pipet till crott'n of the United Kingasitn, and - Royal. Ctosto.:ot - flooosier Lid' thereon, was pLcetl tinder a tais.py of purple clOtlt also &Joined with eserichooss As the 'llemd of the k%is s'e'ared the Lodof the' licsichoother bur tvtpt tsxo,Gro:nns of' the 4 - , ifcl;:itutrt t, and the stood at , tite OK , (' Ap 4 rtn i ellt WA'S wish purple King's Gtufrd (Atomiser tilld Presenceers umber; te,ttlitig• to the Sale' Apar went, wcre botsg . with - fad( k cloth, and hoed by the Yeomen - Of the 'Goat d ; and the Drawing Room - I , aslitsg fr—t.ti - the State Aiifittotett;, as well as the• Grand Staircase, were wirli black cloth and lilted by the Yeo n;t1),011;:r Gtiarti The, l'oblic,wgre admitted to the -State.. Alvatinttent from tett to fonro'clork _on Toessday the 15t1t_inst.,.and front ten to three the following clay. At seven o'clock • on NVetlitesday fccoing, the hiss. hi.s..iloyol,lliboess the Cisioaf Nlottiner; attended by his supporters, took bis seat at 'the Ite.nd of the ootpie,-Itod.at holt-past eight o'cloi : k, the prsseession (wiicit,w,s marshalled tinder the direction of Sit George Nayler, Knight, Yolk: Herald, exeentirg this duty on behalf of Garter . Pcitscio4( King"-of.-Arrns) mover! through State Apt~tttnerst, and the -11:oyal Itentaitss. were con veyed to St, George's Clropci in the following,or der : Trumpets and kettle drtuns and drums and fifes of the Foul Guards. Knight Marshal's Men two and two with black staves. Knight. Marshal's Ogic r efs. The Knigiit Ntarsluir, Sir. James Bland.l3.nrgesS, Bait. - Poo's. Knights of Windsor, two - and two; Par,es of his late Majesty, viz. Samuel Wharton,. . Jenkins Stv-adling, Jcwsepli Nowileza, Robert Jenkins, Samuel Beistell, John Wood, Charles I)iranes, • Joseph Boit, J<Jitn.Clarke Anthony licaley, Al'iltiani Raker, John I3ott, Esqrs. . ‘...Apritliecare to his Majesty, Surgeons to his Itlajesty, Itiehard Walker, Esq. Thonsas Keate, Esq. J. Phillips, .Apothecaries to iris late Majesty, Alfreddooes, Esq. Eserard H. Brand, } ,- -sq. Robert Battiscomhe, - Esq. The Curate bf The Vicar of tVitittssir, _ The Itev. Wi Main ThOrupsors. The Rev. John Graham . Gentlemen Ushers Quarterly IVaiters to his Majesty, ' tltili aiu Lewis, Esi The iL , n, Heine- g. Legge. Robert - Brawn, Esq. Edward Ash, Esq. John Clarke, Esq. Paces of ti,,m,ar to his Majesty, - Arthur Richard Wetlesio : ,;., E sq , Frederick Paget, Esq The Hon. William Thonias Grarcs. Grts.i.a,of the . Privy,Cbanaber f o ins Majesty, W. C. Fossic, Esq. R. llcresford, Esq. F. CI - Apr/tan, Esq. - Gentle,men Ushers Dairy lt•aiters to his Majesty, ; George H. Styisiour, isq. , T. Ramsdell, Esq. Serjeatat Surgeons to his Illajesty. P. Macgregor, Esq. Sir liavid Duncias, Bart. PhysiCians to his Alajeste, £ir Matthew Jobs Tierney. Bart. Sir W. Knighton, Bart. Sir: Gilbert Blanc, 11:art. Phybieians to his late Maiestl't Dr.. Rolki..rt , D. Wi!lis. Dr. John- Willis. Di. Hebei-den. . Dr. • Sii Henry Halford, Bart. Household Chaplain tb his Lite Majesty, The Rev. - Dia:at; Gusset. IPeplity ('leeks of the Closet to his Majesty, The Rev. Dr. J. Stanicr Clarke. Thc Rer. lir. Hughes. Time Rev. Frederick Blomberg, it A. - Equerries to his Royal Hii,hoess the Dulie of Gloucester, • L'Ainund Currey, Esq. .Lient.-Col. Higgins. • Colonel Willoughby Cotton. Equerries to his Royal liihiress the Duke of Cambridge, 14 r - Jones, Lieut:Col. Keate, Licuts-Col. Count Linsingen. Equeiries to bib Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex - . Heory Ezed. Stephenson Esq. Al ajar Perkins M agr a. Major:Gen. Ogg. Equerry to his Royal Highness the [)uke of Cumberland, • Lieut.-Col. Charles Wade Thornton. Equerries to his late Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, Capt. - Conroy, • Lieut.-Col-Sir H. W. Carr, K.C.S. Col. Ho. G. A. Stapylton, Col. Drink water, Major-Gen. Moore, Lieut.-Gen. Wetherall. Equerries to his ROyal nig/mess the Duke of Clarence, Captain A. Vincent, R:N. ' . Captain Usher, R.N. Vice-Ail Sir It Goodwin Keats, G.C.B. Equerries to his Royal I - Ugliness the 1711&e of York, Calling Chas. Smith, Esq., Cul. Delancey Barclay. The Hon. Col ,Staishope. Eqlierrii,:s to his Majesty, Col.-Chas iingli Seymour. Major-Gen. Bay/y. Li tut .--Gen. Sir Robert Bolton. ' . . - Sir William Cungreve, Bad. • - • Clerk Marshal anti First Equerry, T. farumood. Gentlemen Ush en of -the Privy Chamber to his Majesty, viz. W. C. Master, Esq. John•Httle, Esq.. ' • ' Grooms °Late Bedchamber to his Majesty, Col. Jnsepti "Whatley- Admit. Sir G. Campbett;K. C. B. tbk. tf ra. 11. Sir 'F-Hagrore aFur- Huo. Aug. Cavendish brad- tier. shave. • Gin.. Sir W. Keppel, G. C. B. Gen. the fiusa. Edward Pinch. Solicitor-fit neral, Att“!ttetv-deiveral, Sir John Singleton Copley, Kut. Sir IlAlttrt 'Gifford, Kuf. Bayou of the 'Exchequer, • Sir Wi liam G4frir:c., Knight. Justitxs of the Court a Common Pleas, Sir Jnirn Richardson, Kut. Sir James Bursougb, Kist. Sir Janie's:Allan Park, Knight. Justices of the Court of King's Bench, Sir Win. Draper Brest, Knt. Sir S. Iloiroyd, Kat. Sir John B. 1) fey, Knight. The Lord Chief of the The Lord Chief Justice of the Exchequet,-- • • _ Continuo Pleas, The flight .11cri.Sir Ilichard , The -Bight Hort. Sir Robert Atiettarzls, Dallas, Knight rice-Chanceilo7' of England, The Bight , Hoct. Sir John teach, Knight. - The Lord Chief Justiii.e cf. the King's Bench, The Riglit 'Hon. Sir Charles Abbot, Kitt. Treasurer of Itis Majesty's Houstihold, The Itigtzt Hon. Lord -Charles - Bentilick. Privy Councillors (nut Peers), attended by 3 :tuxes-Buller, Esq, one of the of t he Council in Ordinary, Bight hon. Be;:li'eft. Right Hon. Charles Bagot. • Right Min. W. S. Bourne. Right Hots. W. HusLis.son. Right Hon. E. J. li:‘ , l,insort. Rh-ght•H(i t Sir J. Nichol!. Rig it nun. Richard Ryder. Right Hon. N. Vansittart. Rh - 4W Hon. C. Achniltuot. - Right Holt. C. Long.. • • Right Hon. C. Bathurst. Right Hutt.•T. Whi lace. Right Hon. W Dundas. Right Hon. G. Canning. Itight Hon. Sir W. Scott. Right Hon. W. W. Pule. Right Hitu.Sir Arthur Paget, Right. Pron. John Charles Ci.C.B. • • , The Right Hr. - incurable Charles Manners Sutton. filueu:a:i Jrl rutsuivant of Arnis, Wood_, Esq. Eldest Sous of Barons, Hon. Frederick Stewart. Mon. Chqrles Joint Shw•e. Hon. C. Blaney.. Hon. W. G. Harris. hon. 11. Langford RoWlry. Hon. S. E. E (Hey. The Honourable R. %V. zon. Eldest Sull3 of 'Viscounts, Hon. George Agar Eitis: H o n. R. ‘l'a 1 ter Chetwynd. Hon. F. J. Needham. HOU. J. R. Townshend. • Portcullis Pursuicatit of Arrns, George Ft - cc/trick Beltz, Esq. Lord ?radii° c. Lord Decies. Loid Li Ilford. Loi d Bt aybrooke. Lord Aiolltagu. Barons. Lord .Ifarris. Lord Alvanley. Lord Rolle: • Lord Kenyon. Lord Witt singliam. Lord Aston.. Rouge Dragon Porsuirarit of Arms, Charles George You:lg, Esq. Bishops, Lord Bishop of Chester. Lord Biskop of • Salisbury Chancellor of the Most Noble Order of the Garter Wintlsor • Herald, Frmieis Martin, Esq. ,Ettlest Sous' of Earls, - Viscount Sandon, Lord Pelham, Viscount Bernard, Viscount Doncanntn, Vist omit Valletort, Viscount Ingestrie, Lord Binning, Lord Brutentll. Somerset Herald, Jaines Cathrow, Esq. Viscount, Viscount Sidmouth. The other Viscounts prefent supported the Canopy. Lord Bishop of Oxford, Lord Bislicip of Exeter, Clerk of the Closet to his Majesty. • Eldest Sons of Marquesses, Viscount Castlereagh, k The iarl of Ancram. Itichructid Herald, - Joseph IPauker, Esq. Earl, The Earl of Powis. The reniaining•Earls who attended walked in other places. • Lancaster Lierald, . Er/naiad Lodge, Esq. Marquesses, The Marquesses present walked in other places. DiAes, The Durres present supported the Pall. Deputy Earl Nfarshat„. Deputy Lord Great Chamberlain, Lord I-1. H. NI: Howard. , - Lord Gwydir. Lord Privy Seal, Lord President of the Council, Earl of ry'estmorland, K.G. Earl of ilarrowity. •Chester Herald, acting for • Norroy King of Jima, • George Martin Leal:. Est. Lords of hisNiujesty's Bedell:lnd - rev, - Lord Auibersy,„ Lord Gravci. The Eai 1 Delawair;' • Viscount Lake. " • The MaiVei - s of Headfort, K. St.-P. - Gold Sticir„,••;•r:, :Captain of the Band oPGentic, Ttie Ehtl Cathcart, K. T. • men Pensioners. • . • The Eat lof Courtown. Grciom of the Stole, . The Mai - ill - less 'Wrfrehester. The Banner of Brunswick, The Banner of Hanover, • borne by borne by • Lord Howdett,-G.C.B. Lord Hill, G C.B. The Minter' of Ireland, The Banner of Scotland, borne by • • borne Gy• • The Earl. .f Roden, K. St. P. -The Earl of Breadalhane• 'rue Union *Banner, The Banner of St. George, borne by -borne by • Lord Grenville. . .Lord Howard of Effingham, K. C. B. The Great Banner, borne by Lou' 'Clifton. r THE BOVA I. CROWN Supporter, OF HANovEr, Supporter, borne,.on a P ur pl e Ve,lvet John S. Do- T. 11. 111.51), tole of his C ushion , _by Si• L. Mo e lle r , bytis, Esq. 3,„ s to knt.ofthelloval Hanov er i :nt } one o f his Gei;tiers. emen Unel Ode Order, in a Tabard hb i j esty ' s Us And C o llar, acting for Sir G. ,Gentlemen kt Nayliir, Blanc (oursier King Usliers . Lof Arius of Hanover. J . Supporter, 111-IE INIPERIA 1, (mow n.. supporter, It. Pow e ll, ) -OF TUB UNITEWKINGDPAI. Sam. Randall, I Esq. One of b orne ,. on a P urp l e Velvet Esq. One his Majesty's. : - • Cosidon, liy - >. Of his I Grooms of Ralph Bigl, n d, E sq . Majesty's the Privy Norroy, acting for 1 Gent lemon - Chamber, 12Clareneieux, King of Arms; ' Ushers. - The Lord Steward of his Majesty's House'sold, The Marquess of Choltm;ndelev, attended by his Secretary, .Timothy Brent, Esq. __ - - ~ henry John I i Hallo!), li,l. liorace S. One of his fey- The Lord Chamberlain of ntonr, Esq.- His Niaj..sty'i Household, majey's Aming as -un.e.< The Marqnis of Hartford, >". Gentlemen Of „ hi s N , I , -i t ' sl.3 S 1 K.G. artemied by his Se- I u s h m of the ` - ' enenie " 1 cretarv, John Calvert, Esq. 1 mi vy c haul. Ushers. t . J ber. THE ROYAL BODY, Covered with a finellollaad Sheet and a Purple Velvet Pall, 'adorned with Teti Eseocheous of the Imperial.Artns, carried by Ten Yeomen of the Guard; utter aCanopy of Purple Velvet. I • "ct , 4- , = • ! to ~ u ;LI L C I c 5 2 E tf .,.: 1. t? IW,..iiii v *l--\., 4s-'-'-' = D : +. t s • t t=l .T GVN _ CS" .1 , • - 4/9 • , ;:49 rr j F. =U, i = •C^ = co n ao 7.: t • a • • = to: CQ ..= 7.: r, 1 - C) First Gentleman Usher - Daily Wuitir . te4 Isis Alikirsty, II.Y.Ws/rtlzant,b;sq. I# gtr - 7,i.7, : ,..-7:,;7 71 1..t. ...°! (01 1 I 1 , . 1 ~ k o t, ` 4 , ~1 1 , f -...5±.Z: ' . ..., $ ...,,,,._,.... it\ ' 1319 i , ------ ..v ~,. . .-, dr IF,s3ig= • ; C cI , "E ; cr n = a, = - 1, „c.; 0 '7l au 5 . 2, 17g 0 - . I e. 0 - 0 C, = * Vii. Garter Principal King, of Arm!, Sir 1. Heard, Kitt. i~carin~ his Sceptre. GenticmAn Usher k . of the Mack ( Sir T. TyrMiitt, )bearing Rod ter. The Chief Mourner • I The • DUltib; of CORK, 1 ' lu a tong Black Cloak, 1 • Supporter ' with the Star of the Order of 1 Supporter, Th e• Nht 'loess the Garter enihrOiderefl The Marquess of Stafford, • C i of Bncking /LG. thereon, lic wearing the to l - I ham. I larc.of the Garter, Bath anti I . • Litt. Hama-. Guelphic Order. j . . . . Train Bear - ers. .The Marquess of Bath. The• Marquess of Salisbury,K.G: • assisted by4,4ird Viscount Jocelyn, Viet-Chainhesl.ain of his Majesty's Household. Assistants to his Royal nightie:A the Chief M The Marquess Conynghain, K. The Marquess St. P. • • The Earl of Ultuitingilon. The Earl of Shaftesbury. The Earl•of-Aherdcm, The Earl of Dartmouth. The Earl of Aylesford. The Earl of Pomfret. The Earl WaltlegraLT. The Hail Harcourt. The Earl of Chatham, K.G. The Earl Batharst,•K.G. The Earl of AileOrury. The Earl of Liverpool, KG. The Earl bf Bessborongli. The Earl of Arran. His Royal Highness the Mike of Sussex, in a long black cloak, with the .tar of the Order of the 'Garter. emliroidered there on, and wearing' the Col-. lar of the (tarter, hi. train borne hy Vice-Admiral ' , ix Mosul.; K C B. and Nlajor-General Sir George Townshend W r alLer, G. C. B. Ilk Roy,' Ilighness the Duke of Clarence, in a long (thick - with - the Star of .the - Order of the Garter, tni ' bruideretlfthereationdwvar• ingtheCollars tiirGatter, the Tliktle, and of tfiettoYal . ye, ianGneliihic his train borne iiy the !tight Hon. Sir iiihn liiirlase War ten, Bait. G. C. 'B. arid Ad miral Sir Cliarlts Aloriee Bait. C. 4. C. B. His Royal Highness the His Royal'Highness the Duke Prince Leopold of Saxe of Gloucester, in a long Cobourg, in a 'long black" black cloak, with the Star cloak, with the Star of the of the Order of the Garter Order of the Garter em- . embroidered thereon, and broidcrcd thereon, • and -wearing the Collars of the wearing the Collars of the Garter, and of the Royal Garter and of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphie Or- Hanoverian Guelphic Or- der, his train borne by the der ; his train borne by Honourable. Captain Cur• Baron Hardenbrock - and zero, and Col. Dalton. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Ro bert Gardiner K.C.B. The COuncil of his Royal Highness the Duke of York ; as - Cnstos Personm of his late Majesty, The Lord -Chancellor, The Archbishop of Canter- Lord Arden, bury. - The Right Hon. Sir William The Archbishop of Yolk, Grant. The Marquess Camden, K.G. Lord St. Helens,' The Lord Bishop of London. The Earl of Macclesfie'd.. Lord Henley, G.C.B. .• Master of the Grcom of the Stole Vice-ChamliCrlain Household, to his to his late Majesty; to his late Ma j esty late Majesty on o n th e "Wi n d sor on the _Windsor the Windsor Es- Establishment, Establishment. tablishment. B. C. Stephenson, Esq. Earl Winchilsea, K.G. Lord J. Thynne Grooms of his late Majesty's Bedchamber, Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir- The Huth Robert Fulke Gre A.K. Legge, K.C.B. Vice-Admiral Sir ti ( Neale, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Henry Camp Bart. K.C.B. • bell, K.C.B. • • His late Majesty's Trusters, Count Munster, represented by Baron Best, K.C.B, • Maj.-Gen. Sir Herbert Taylor. . Sir John Simeon, Bart Equerries to His late Majesty, General Gwynne.. General Manners. Getierai Cartwright. General Gal th. Lieutenant -General 'Sir Brent Spencer, U.C.B. Gentlemen Pensioners, with their axes reversed. Yeomen of the Guard, with their partisans reversed. Upon the at rival o' tie Procession at St G4orge's Chapel, the trompetsand drums, and Knig;tt Mar. sisal's men filed off Without the 'svtith door. At the entrance of the Chapel the-Royal Body was received by the Dean and Prebendaries, at tended by the choir, r:b.. fall inimmerliately be fore Blanc Coursier, King of Arms, bearing Om Crown of Hanover, and the Pinetssion moved down the south aisle and up the nave hilt) the choir, where the Royal 13ntly was placed on a platform (under a canopy of purple velvet, adorned with eseoeheons, .and surmounted by an Imperial CroWn), and the Crowns and casisions laid thereon. . 'the_ Chief Mourner sat on a chair at the bead of the corpse, and the supporters on either side. , The Princes of the Blood Royal were seated near the Chief 'Mourner. - The . Lord Chamberlain of his Majesty's house hold took his [dace at the feet of the corpse, and the supporters of the pall and of , he canopy were arranged on each side of the Royal Body.• The assistant mourners,- the Council of his Royal Highness, the Costes Personae of his late Majesty, and others who followed the Royal Body, ar ranged themselves behind the Princes of the Blood Royal. • The Peers bearing the banners were .arranged on each side of the altar. The Great Uffic - ers of State, the Nobility, Bi shops, Privy Councillors., Judges, and • Law Of ficers, were placed in the stalls and loWer seats on each side of the choir. The Grooms of the Bedchamber, Gentlemen . Ushers of the - Privy Chamber; Eqoerries, Chaplains, Physicians., and -others, were arranged on each side of the Altar, ott which was placed the gold plate of the Chapels Royal: The part of the Service before the interrnenr, and the Ant liens, being performed, the Royal Body was deposited in the vault ; and the Office of burial being concluded, Sir Isaac Heard, Knr. Garter Principal King of Arms, after a short pause, pronounced near' the grave, the style of his hie Most Sacred Majesty,. as follows : " Thus it bath pleased ALMIGHTY Got) to take out of this transitory life unto his Divine Mercy, the late most high, nsost mighty, and most excellent Monarch, George the Third, by the Gra ce o f G ov , o f t h e United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith, and Sovereign of the most noble Order of the Gaiter, King of Hanover, and Duke of Brunswick and Lunenburgh. " Let us !molly beseech ALMIGHTY GOD to bless and-pre serve with long life, health), and honour; and all worldly happiness, the most high, most mighty, and most excel lent Mouarch, our Sovereign Lord George the Fourth, now, by the Grace of Gon, of the United Kingdom- of Great-Britain and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith,, and Sovereign of the Most Noble Order of the Garter; King of Hanover, and Duke of Brunswick and Lunen burgh. " GOD.SAVE' KING GEORGE THE FOURTH." After which the Earl of iVinchilsea, Groom of Stole to his late Majesty, and . Chief Officer - of the Windsor Establishment, broke Isis staff of of fice, and, -knelling, deposited the same in the Royal Vault ; whereupon his Royal Highness the Chief Mourner, their Royal Highnesses the, Princes of the • Blood Royal, the great "Officers, Nobiliry, and others, who had composed the pro cession, retired; having witnessed that every part. of this most mournful and afflicting - ceremony had been conducted with greatjegularity, decorum, and solemnity. All persons who assisted at the interment, ap peared in full dress black, and the Koights of the several Orders'wore their respective collars. The procession, frOm the Royal apartments to the choir of St. George's Chapel, was flanked by the Guards, every ftSurth Man - bearing a flambeau. 'At eight o'clock, and during the procession, guns were fired at intervals of -five mintates, - anti, upon the proclamation of the style, minute guns' were fired. • HENRY HOWARD-MOLYN'EUX. HOWARD, Deptity. Earl Mars hal. Norr.-Lientenatit-Oeneral Sir harry Calvert, Bart.G.C.B.; Major-General Sir J. W, Gordon, Bart. K.C.B. ; and - Major- General Sir Henry 'Tureens, walked in the Pro ,cesdlin as attendants on his Royal / Higlines4 the Chic Mourner, ARM. ROBEtERY.-thi Saturday last, about nine o'clock in the, evening, three fellows entered the shop of Mr. William Drew, stationer, Por tugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, one of whom went into the parlour where Mrs. Drew was sitting, struck her violently on the bead, and swore if she made a - ny alarm he would kno k her brains out. The other two villains opened the desk in the . shop and took out a tin japanned box, marked on the cover IV. Drew, 1820," containing the following property, viz* a policy.of insurance for 10001., a Naval Liewenant's commission, a gold' sovereign, and about 351, in Bank of Ent4land Notes . , - among which were six cotes for 51. each, Nos. 2354, 2355,.235G, 2357, 2358, 2359, all dried the I . 4fh December, 1819, and ;stalked '' Reynolds, 19 12 120 W. D." Ai the felloWs left the house, Mr. Drew came home, and imme diately applies to the office in Bow-street, when two officers, with their wonted activiiy, ecent to a house to Cliarles-strpet,, briny lone, and took hitt) cuSl,ldy flu c c pet sons, one of Wiffink ideuti6<d by Mrs. D. as the person who crock her. Lord Chamberlain's-Office, Feb. IS. BANKRUPTS. • , M. Haffner, Cannon-street, St. George's.catpenter, to St I L render March 4, 11, April I, at Guildhall. Sulicitur, - : 6 ' . West, Red Lion-street, Wapping. _ B. L. Lecand, Great Prescott-stteet, Goodman's-fields, ver and gilder, Feb. 92, March 4, April 1, -at Guildhall. licitor, Mr. Sheffield, Great Prescott-street, Gooduran's-fiel'''. J. Taylor, M Ireton-in-Marsh, Gloncestershire, wine•l o e r : chant, March 3, 4, • at the Roy a l H o t e l, Cheltenham, APral at the King's Head-inn, Gloucester. Solicitors, Alesse Son and Housman, New Bridge -street. T. Shuttleworth, Ipswich, Suffolk, linen•draper, Mardi f' 7, April I, at the Great White Horse-inn, Ipswich. s So.,L icr. tors, Messrs. Stocker, Dawson, and Herritigham, New 41 " -- well-court. J. Shaw, Mieldelturst, Cheshire, clothier, Feb, 29, March fr. April I, at the Rose arid Crown-inn, Huddersfield.. si J iiciw r i Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane. C. Beckwith, Preston, draper, Mardi 8,9, April 1,. at tb g • White Horse-inn,'Preston. Solicitor, Mr. Shaw, Ely-1,13'1' Holborn. t 1 W. Jones, jun.,.Burscoug,b, Lancashire, innkeeper. NI 3IT • 7, 8, April 1, at the Eagle•and Child itin Wigan, Lancashir‘' crlicitur, Mr. Gaskell, Wigan. R. Chapman, Beecles, SOffalk, iron-fotinder, March 2,'l' April I, at the White Lion-inn, Beecle.e. Solicitor, Mr.11 1.0 , 131 ; -- ley, Holborn-court, Gray's-inn.. - C. Wilkinson, Wormwood -street, tea-dealer, Feb. 261 MarchMarch4, April I, at G u ildh a ll. S o li c i tor, M r. Wileic, _,_ Williams, Crowland, Lincolnshire, grocer, March 9, 19 ' April . 1, at the Angel Inn, Peterhortigh. Soli-citors,l%tels , * Bleniridge,s and Barnes, Dyer's Buil:lings, 'Holborn. %V. Tinson, Christchurch, Southampton, F l ' b ' 25, 26, April 1, at the George Inn, Christchurch. Solicitor. Mr. Dean, Guildford -street. I'. Sperrin, 'lhornbury, Gloucestershire; tallow-chandkr • Feb. '25, March 4; April r, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol, Solicitors, Messrs. Lambert and Son, Bedford-row. I. Brook, Huddersfield, tanner, Feb. 29, March s l, April 12 at the George Inn Huddersfield. Solicitors, Messrs. Clarlas Richards, and 11Ie:lcalf, C'hancery-lane. G. Dann, Linton, Kent, butcher, F e b. 29, Marc!, 7, AP I.- 1, at Guildhall. Solicilorc, Ales.srs. Egan and Wate: . ruarit Essex-street, Strand. 'J. Knight, Fore-street, cher:semi:lnger, Feb: V., Mardi 71 April I, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Oriel and Lcarlort Finch-lane. 1). Dyball, WlAte-lioise-tar erti Fetter lane, tart , rn-lieeper. March 4, tB, Aril 1, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Arundel! , Furnirars-inn, Holborn. %V. N6rris, tionisey, Soiltharopton, miler-merchant,. Mat' 7,8, April l, at the White - nurse-imt„ltonisey. SJlici or, Mr" . Gilbank, Cole toan-st rret, A. Simpson, St. Swithin's lane, merchant, Feb. 22, March, 4, April 1, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Paterson 40 6 Peile, Old Broad-street. (Dividends, &c. 'ro-inorrow.) SEIZUKR OF RADICAL.COFFEE.-_Ol ' morning Mr. adhy, Watling, and several taller persons, venders of Mr. Hunt's Radical Coffre , . were visited by the Officers of Excise, and coml~ derablequantifi,•s wereseized - andludged in thestof Of the office in Broad-street ; e singular trick ek'o played upon the Excise people, nu then applicA" lion at the shop of Ccirlil e , in Fleet-street, for the same purpose ; it seems that a tressetiget had been dispatched, apprisjog: Mrs. Carlife the probability of a similar'attention being gi' eu to her stock of this imitative article, when slie caused a sack to be nearly filled with ashes sod other dirt, with a small quantity of the delturillent article at the top f shortly after the office's av!• rived, anti actually seized .the sack , and i , s cow tents, and conveyed it to the grand store iu Broad" street, where it now remains. Several who. per.- - sons have been also proceeded against, an d rice legaiity of selling tbe•powder and also the herb tea Will be shortly decided upon.—(Morning aro' On Monday night a young woman, named AV ( SC.HOLEFIBLD, who resided with her father Silverstreet-bead, put a period to her existence bf swallowing a quantity of arsenic. The 'cause of this rash act, is said to he a disappuintment mturiage with a young man to whom she •haa been betrothed, and who was married to another '(in the morning of MOnday.—(Shejfield Mercury.) The remains of.' the late Mrs. Flaxman, (he Lady of John,Fla,xman, Esq, R. A., and Lecturer on Sculpture to the Royal Academy, who died suddenly last week, were interred on Tuesd,ty.--7• Mrs. Flaxman was an excellent Greek scholar, and her taste in the Fine Arts was of a .superior description. To her knowledge of composition,, the Processor was often,intebted for much of Asa admired classical - beam ies'of his groups. • BIRTH. At Gibraltar, - on the tsth January, the Lady of, M ijor Thoinas.Fyers, Royal Engineers, of a-son: • On the 18tth inst., in 'Great 'Marlborough -street, Mrs. Abra han, of a son. On the -19th inst., at Camberwell, the Lady of Captain Sir G. M. Keith, Hatt.,_of a daughter. MARRIED. On. the 19th inst., at Lewisham church, John NVen.ls horde, only soil of John ljattshorne, Esq., of'131:1( hc,,t!,,, 10 Caroline, eld,st daughter of Benjamin Newton, L.q. ot dip same place. DIED. On Friday last, at' his residence, in the Royal Hospital Chelsea, after a very short ilhie*s, and at a very advanced age, General the Right Hon. Sir David Duntlas,G.C.l/. G4l - of ilia Royal Military, Hospital, Chelsea, Colonel of the Ist, or King's Dragoon Guards, and Colonel-iii•Chiq (0 the Rifle Brigade, &c. &c., much lamented by his family and friends. Tuesday, at Dublin. aged GS, Leonard Macnally„ Esq. of the. Irish Bar. Heltecanie seriously indisposed on Saturday sennight ; his malady increased, and baffled all medical skiils until it terminated in his death, about tin ce o'clock in -the • afternoon of the above day. lie was a Lawyer of great enii 71CUCC; his genius as a. writer is well knoWn ; be was the author of several Dramatic Works, most of which were suc cessfo I. • • On Friday evening last, at the house of her father-in-law, •Sir Watben Waller, Bart., aged 28 years, the Ho.ottratilt Marianne Curzon, only daughter of the Right Honourable the Baroness Howe. On the lab inst., at her house in Curzon-street, May-fair, the night Hon. Lady Mary Henrietta Elskine, sister to The Earl of R oss -Late on Friday night last, of a paralytic .stroke, Brand, Esq. at his house in Soho-square. Tuesday, at the Gro v e, n ear W orcester, Mrs. Tynthe, wife of Mr. Tymbs, many years Proprietor of the Wor cester nal. i'botu as LONDON: Printcd byi. B. cAnsTAnts, of No . .;,*9,,G ß at Ormood-street, Queen-square; and published hs , W. A_ SCRIPPS, of No. .7, South 1 1 1olton,street, at Tut Stit' Office, No. lle, Strand ; where Advettist , mens o 02dtrs, Letters, &c. (post-paid) nine be aldresstd, from the LONDON GAZETTE.of Feb. 19,1829' [This Gazette contains an Order in Council, directing t b Archbishop of Canterbury to " prepare a Form of, Pr al4l ; . and Thanksgiving to Almighty God for his Majesty's 11.4. 0. 1 veil from his late dangerous Sickness."—And also an ari er ' ,- enjoining the Ministers of the Established Churehaa tlae Episcopal Communion in Scotland, to offer up praY,o l4 " .. thanksgivings for his Majesty's recovery.) • The Lord Chamberlain of his 1114jesty's Household leas pointed the Hon. 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