The Sun.
London, England, 1830-04-09 00:00:00

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, APRIL

Samuel Charles Fawcett, a printer, late of Essv
road, Hoaton, was opposed by Mr. Fred. Griffith;
The opposing creditor did not wish to delay th',
insolvent's discharge ; all he wanted was to bi
wholly released from the partnership, which Ink
subsisted between him and the insolvent, in th
copyl ight of the Law Chronicle and Law Gazette.
To questions by the Court, Mr. Griffiths said
that he now conducted the Journal in question, bull
that it had belonged jointly to the insolvent s°
him. Some time ago they agreed to separate'
(Mr. Griffiths) paying the partnership debts, and
notice of the dissolution was given, but not a C 011:
elusive notice, as it had not been advertised in 0"
Gazette.

The insolvent still considered himself, or ratliet
his creditors, under present circumstances, to WM
an interest in the concern.
The COURT thought, that as no•legal dissolution
had taken place, the insolvent's creditors had air
wilily an interest in one-half of the concern, and Au'
vised that the printing materials should be valued,
and insolvent's portion paid by Mr. Griffiths into
Court, for the benefit of the insolvent's creditors.
A gentleman then applied to be appointed 05.
signee, which was complied with, and he, on a con'
ference with Mr. Griffith,, agreed on behalf of 0,1"
creditors to take the sum of 301. from Mr. Griffithh
and give him a releases
This being agreed to; the insolvent was ordered
to be discharged, upon Mr. Griffiths paying that 611°1
into Court.

DATES OF SEVERAL PUBLIC FUPI-
- AT ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL, &C•

That of Sir Francis Walsingham—he was °f
an ancient and honourable family ; he was beta
in Kent ; was Privy Councillor to Queen Eli/$'
Beth ; died 1589.

Sir Philip Sidney, son of Sir Henry Sidlle!,
by Mary, eldest daughter of John Dudley, Do'
of Northumberland, born Nov. 29, 1554,
Penshurst, in Kent ; married the daughter
Sir Francis Walsingham. He was the author c,
" Arcadia," &c. &c. as is observed, in Elias
golden days—

" Then gentle Sidney the shepherd's friend—
Eternal blessings on his shade attend."
He was wounded at the battle of Zutphen, Sel
22, 1586, of which wound he died 24 days
terwards, Oct. 16, at Arnheim. He was buril
Feb. 16, 1587.

Sir Anthony Vandyke, born at Antwel
When in England he lived a Blackfriars, whe
it is said, his residence was more like the pail'
of a Prince than the habitation of a painter. }
died Dec. 9, 1641, of the gout, aged 42, a'
was buried Dec. 11.

Sir Christopher Wren, architect of the pr'
sent -St. Paul's Cathedral (the old one beic'
burnt at the fire of London in 1666) was son
the Rev. Christopher Wren, Chaplain to fit
Charles the First, and rector of Knoyle,
Wiltshire. He was born Oct. 20, 1632,
Knoyle ; and died Feb. 25, 1723, aged 91.
Sir Joshua Reynolds, the first President of
Royal Academy ; buried March 3, 1792.
Lectures at the Royal Academy, &c. are in grey
estimation.
Horatio Lord Viscount Nelson, Duke `O,l
Bronti, son of the Rev. Edmund Nelson, Vi
of Burnham Thorpe, in Norfolk, was born afi
Michaelmas-day, Sept. 29, 1758, at Burnlo
Thorpe. This brave Admiral was killed
Cape Trafalgar, near Cadiz, Oct. 21, 19°'
aged 47; buried Jan. 9, 1806.
James Barry, Royal Academician, born 1741
at Cork, in Ireland. Some of his best pail'
ings are at the Society for the Encouragement
Arts, in John-street, Adelphi. He died Fe,
22, 1806, at his house in Castle-street, Oxfor'
market, aged 65, and was buried March 14.
John Opie, Royal Academician, son of a C
penter, to which profession he was bred ; bot
1762, at the parish of St. Agnes, Cornor3
elected R.A. in 1786. He was patronized h
Dr. Wolcot (Peter Pindar). He died at
house in Berners-street, Oxford-street, April'
1807, aged 45, and was buried April 20.
Benjamin West, the second President of I'
Royal Academy, was son of John Nest,
cooper, in the province of Pennsylvania, in N 0
America. He was the youngest of ten
He was born Oct. 10, 1738, at PennsylvO:p
He succeeded Sir Joshua Reynolds as Pre sitl,,e,je,'
He (lied March 10, 1820, at his house, `(5
14, Newman-street, Oxford-street, aged 81 Ye'
and five months.

Henry Fuseli, Royal Academician, born al
1738, at Zurich, in Switzerland ; elected I
1790. This sublime painter died April
1325, at the Countess of Guildford's, at
ney•hill, aged about 87 ; buried April 25.
Barry, Opie, and Fuseli, were also Le
rers on Painting to the Royal Academy.

MARRIED.
On the Bth inst. at St. Matthew's, Friday-street,
\V. Prowse, of Cheapside, to Miss A. Keith' el'
daughter of Mr. R. W. Keith, of Cheapside.
DIED.
On the 7th inst. at Hope-house, Cheshunt, in the 4
year of his age, Captain Thomas O'Brien, late of
Royal Navy.
On the 4th inst. at Royal-place, Greenwich, J. l
Esq., aged 48.

On the 20 inst. at Bruss,ls, Thomas MtWI, Esq.
of Upper Harley-street, in his 78th year.
00,
On the 6th inst. in Torrington-square, Jas. T. Sat
Esq. aged 33. it
On the 6th inst. in Holland-street, Kensington,
Mary Ann Bruce, aged 68.
tte`
On the 6th inst. at Brighton, of a decline, J.
ui
Esq. second son of the late Win. Walter, Esq. of DO'
shire-place.

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