The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-08 00:00:00

CERTIFI C ATES—Ss pr. $.

W. Lamprell, Chelmsford, linen-draper—ll. Abraham,
New Bond-street, picture-dealer—C. Burls, Catraton.
street, merchant—a. Harris, Canterbury, money.serivener
—1). Crele, Swerting's.alley, Coral% exchange-broker
—E. Pittway, Tewkesbury, butcher. •
PA RTNZItai I IPS PisIiOLVED.

W. Carron And 11. Coil., Birmingham, jewellers—E.
and W. Bartle% Aston juxta Birmingham, ploets-11.
Tunley and, W. Ball, Wood-street, Cliespsides Witeleeale-
glovers—J. Jeukyns and S. Thomas, Lirtrpool, clay-
merchants—W., W. and S. Evans, J. and T. Bingham,
and J. Huinpston, Derby, iron-manufacturers—J. Jaalison
and J. Gornall, Brinnington, Cheshire, joinersW. Lees
and A. Milne, Bottom of Green-acres-Moor, Lancashire,
cotton-tipiancri—G. Tomkins and B. nice, Bristol, dealers
—T. Platt and J. Golding, Manchester, tailors—W. C.
111olyneux and J. /Laterality, Liverpool, merchants-11.
Bewley and M. Millard, Sunning, Bet katire,
A. and E. Dockland, and R. W. Tyser, New-road, Cam.
berwell, dealers.-,E. Wileoeks and 'l'. Varty, Exeter,
linen-drapers--.J. Jackson anti J. Jay, Little Sutton-street,
Clerkenwell, dyers-11, and R. E. A. Townsend, Good-
man-street, Doctors' Commons, proctors.

A seal, somewhat a rarity on the Lugns
coast, appeared on the sands et Skegness on Thursday, and
was secured by some gentlemen then visiting the new
Hotel there. The animal was placed in a pond of salt
wa.er, where he seemed to enjoy Lonstlf. But on the
tide coming up on Saturday evening he escaped over the
sea bank and reached his home—the ocean.. Bovion
Champion.

THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH OP' MRS.
• DAncx.--1t appears that the old lady, who was 63
of age, and her datigMer, belonged to the Society of
Friends, and that the house which they occupied (No. £4,
(Ainterbury-place) was the property of the degassed lady.
A servant girl was employed by 'Miss Dance to do the
household work, but she was never sufferrd 14 enter the
old lady's apartment, neither did she sleep in the house,
but always quitted about nine o'clock in the evening, and
came again about the same time in the morning ; hut
what is very remarkable the girl was dismissiti on Sand ty
and Monday nights much earlier' than usual. Mbe Dawc E,
who always slept' with her mother, would not suffer any
other person to see her for a moment; and when the bed.
room iloor was broken open 14 the pollee en Mooch),
morning, the chamber was found in the utmost gamin-4„n
imaginable. They were both in bed, which woo also
much disordered, and completely iswered ever b not of
the sheets. On removing the covering, the old lady uee
discovered 'quite ~dead and "tiff, and sits bad evol AP'
pearance of having been dead a couple of day r. She
flatcars. lyinn;
the ride of the ,ava if laid
rpsc.lcyouitt in
iiit4 regulartrin statei a .
of profound stupor, and quite unconscious of her situa-
tion. There was a quantity of coagulated blood and
other matter about the pillows and hid clothes, which
weetned to indicate that the deceased old Tarty had come to
her death by violent means. On the arrival of intrgie,,l
:mistimes, the stomach.pump was immediately applied to
Miss Datum, anti the contents of the stomach having been
removed, she began gradually to manifest symptoms of re•
turning animation. She was then questioned by Alm
Datvor, a lady who resides next dory., as to the death of
her She started, and appeared much agitated at
ed,
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she said she believed that her unfortunate mother Ltd d d
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and
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t
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c soon felt
iota a profound alumlxr,
had been di.-
y of
nwere ilircuvered a! tint her swere!:l by th!'ee eminent siudwregsh:ocalinsils ti:ll:el;s:htt several btui„es
s; there is ale,
black mark, of a very singular, appearance, about her.
nec , and one eye is much b!ackened and which appearances seem strongly to indicate th. 4 the old lady had
nut come fairly by her death. Informatioo of this extra-
ordinary and mysterious r
affair has Iwen sett to Mr. C4ll.
Ten, the Coroner for
Surreyswho, is is erptClot,
hold an inquest oti the bode tu.morrow (this day).