The Sun.
London, England, 1825-10-12 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Oct. 11.

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''. Hort. George Knot .. - .i.:.'". 5 0 ,
Hon. Mr. Justice Park - ~ ,-... . :,:i) 0 0
Major Moody, R.X. . -. • ~,_ • - 4 00 —.efts.—
Sir Thomas A. Strange '. -• .', • " ... ' 50' 00 At the Court at Windsor, the 30th of September, 1025.—Pre-
Mr. Comthisiary General Butler 4 rf i .: : 1,00. 0-0 snit; the Rine Most Excellent Majesty in. Council.
Oliver:li argrettve, 'Bag. .. -- . s . -,. '- , - ! 5 0,0:. Wliereah by his alajesty's Order in Council, of the 19th of
Joseph Watson, Esq.- - .. -. 100 0. 0 . July last, it is directed that all ships or vessels liable to quaran-
ReV. C. Benson ' -' '-' -. • '... rs- "5 0 tine, as are, or shall be bound to the northern ports of Scot.
Rev. the Masterof Trinity College, Cambridgo -- .10 1.4 k•. 0 ,land, shall, perform their quarantine at Cromarty-Bay, and
Very Rev, the Dean of Peterborough , ~. ,
Venerable Archdeacon Bayley - - ` - 10'10 0 ports of-Seotlantif shall perform their quarantine at Carsthorn ;
Andrew Belehis; Esq. ; • • :. ,-- • - t-::10!) .0 ' 0 it is hereby ordered by. his Majesty, by and with she ittivice
James 'Putnam,-Esq._ .. ~- - . ---- .1,100 -0 -0 -of his Privy Council, that so much of the said Order in
John Kirkland, Fog. -. - i2l 0
.0 Council as relates to the performance of quarantine Xe•flro".',
... ,
Rev. C. Simeon' . - - . - ... ' s'-0 . 0 j martyrßay 'and Carsthorn, be, and the same is hereby, .revoked ;
Rev. James Bean - ' 2; -
.. .5 40;- 0 and his Majesty is pleased to order, by and wait the 'advice Archdeacon Pow • -- • -, ' - -r,- .10 0, -0 aforesaid, that all ships or -ousels as are or shall lie bound to the
Rev- Pr. it ichards • - - -. ,-- ,41, ,0.0 , northern._ orts of Scotland, "comprehending 'the portsieftwer:
A ' Lady,.in Suffolk - - - s'oo 0 - fleas, .Zetlanti, Orkney, Caitimeo; -and Stornawa-, ,or to any
Miss Parker '- - - - - - - - • • •5-,.0 '0 , member, creek, or other place belonging to or within any or-
John Ridout, Esq.. - - a
..,. 5 0 0 either of the above ports, shall perform their quarantine at In--,
Rev. I)r. Ingles • - - ., - - 5. 0 O,l verkeithing Bay; and- that such ships. or vessels as are or titi,dl
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George 'Marriott, Esq. - _ . - 5 • 0 'of be bound to the-south-west ports of Scotland, OtnpTetrenctitlg
Rev. Ed ward Berens - ' - - -. 10 AY. 0,--3, the ports of, Dumfries and Kirkcudbright, or tOany tnelAher,
.Edward Henry,.Esq. - - - • fit 0.- 0.1 creek, or-other place belonging to or within eitlizrof„the shove
A.. W. Pewles Esq. -.- - - - 10 10' 0 1 ports, shall perform their quarantine at Holy Lock, in the
J.l). PowlesAlsq. . 2 _ - '- '5O-0 0 ! flitit ,Rf, Clyde. .. . ' . .
A Friend to the Institution ',- - ' ','" -=' - 100 0• V I Anti the Right Hon. the Lords Commissioners of his Ma-
Lord. Bishop.of,Ely.. .., . - - _ . ,T,. ~ 4 . 50 0 0 jesty's Treasury, and the Lords Commissioners of the Ad.
,Lord Bishop of Litchfield and Coventry - ,10 0 0 miraity, are to-rive the ;necessary directions herein as to theft
Lord Bishop of Oxford ' '' ' - -,. >'' - . 2e 0- 0 may respectively appertain. . • JAMES BULLER._
Lord Bishop of Peterborough • - . '',.., ,10-10 - 0 —. . . . .
ttight Hon. Lord Kenyon . - ... ~ ~100. 0 -4) • ' • Whitehall, Oct. 10; 1825: ._ .• ,
'Sir Thomas Acland, Bart. 31. P. - ', - 25 0' a The King has .been r.leased .to .present the Rev. Robert
Miss Chorley - . - - .. '• ' - •.- "20 0. 0 Allan to the Church and Parish. of, Little Dunkeld, in the
••T. Wiggins, Esq.
._ - - - • - - ' t2O. 0.--- 0 Presbytery of Dunkeld and County of ;Perth, vacant by there-'
Mrs. Sheppard.. ..,.. - .. - - r-, 210 0. 0 1 signation of the Rey. Thomas Nelson; late Minister there. , .
Rev, J. 31. 11c.)gers - . - - - .50 0 0 . - . - ---.. • . -
The Very ReV.-the Dean of. Ely . - •10 10 0 DECLARA'ION OF INSOLVENCY.
J. P. Andenion.i Esq. ' • . -.- -, . 10 0 0 Oct. 10:—Benjamin YOung,John's-place, Camberwell New,
The Countess Dowager. of Ross - - 100 00 1 road, Kennington-common, carpenter.
Nathaniel Atcheson, Esq. - - ' ` 5 0 0 I ,Oct. 11.--Thornas -Tattoo, No: 1,. Gerrard-street, Soho,
Robert Shank Atcheson, Esq. - ' .. ' 5," 0. 0 I grocer.
'The Rev. Anthony Silifletoa A tchesna - .5 0 0
The Lord Bishop of Winchester ~ - - 59 0 0
The Rev. James Palling '' .'- - ' - 10 0 0
.The Rev. J: Holities "-' '• - -' • - .5 -0 0
'Phe• Rev. Wm. Ackers - --, '., -' 5 0 0
The Warden of Wadhaur - - - 10 0 0
Wm. Cotton, Esq. ' - - - - ' 50 0 0
The Rev. Thomas Bowdler - - - , 5 0 0
Sir Alexander Croke,;Kt. .. - 5 0 0
The -Rey. Thomas Sikes - . - 25 . 0 0
The Reif. Mr. Durelr - .. ' - 10 0 0
Sir Wm. Curtis, Bart. M.P. - - - .- • • . •t. , .25 0.0
The Provost of Oriel - - • -
~-; . 5 0 0
The Rev. Josiah Pratt , ' 's' 0 0'
The Hon. Philip Pusey - -- -- tet." ' 100 - 0 0
Mr. Carey , .:.. : - . - • '- -1; 2, ,50' 0
Watts Russell, Esq. ALP- - - ;7.-,1 it* .o , 0
Sir Scrope B. Morefand, B .. art. M.P. - "
"' 20 0 0
Mr. Richard Gilbert .. .-
- ' - -- - 10-40' .0
The Rev: Dr.'Burney i - - - • • - ;-, '• 25. 41'k0
The Lord Bishop of Worcester - - - `,.50 ,0. 0

CURIOUS CASE.

(EXTRACT or A LETTER, DATED (IVERRSEY, OCT. 4.)

" You can easily conceive what a sensation, lei. a small
place like this, the-arrest and committal to prison of an Eng-
. lish lady, the wife of a' eleegymen, "and evidently of rank. and.,
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faslien, musrcreate. Nothing else is spoken of. I transmit
you t
'" hafew imperfect particulars 1 can collect of a story in-
volved in doubt
aee -)
ria mystery. The lady
d the'wife of the Rev.
Me. Horne, of Chiswick (brother, I understand, to the ChanCery
barrister of the same name), and daughter to the celebrated
Zoffani, the painter. It appears that she and her husband,
after living together for many years, and rearing a fine faMily,
separated in 11322, in consequence of some unhappy misunder-
standing. The lady was` allowed to take her daughters, and a
maintenance of 3001. aesigned her. Mrs. Herne lived since that
time in France, and latterly in the neighbouring island oferersey,,
with her children, one cif whom is a, very fine and accomplished
young lady of 18, and the other, about whom the Mother is
now involved, a girl of,lo years of age. The Rev. Mr. Home
having heard that his wife was guilty of someieregularity of
conduct (the truth or falsehood of which 1 have no means of
ascertaining), tietertnieed to have his children froM her care,
• and applied to her to 7e,ive'thetit tip; but Mrs. Nome, who; it
seems, has ever been exemplary in.her conduct as a mothere if
not as a wife, Kid much :attached to her children,. refused to
surrender either of them. .The young ladies were equelly un-
willing to bee parted from their mother. Remonstrances 'and
threats were ineffectually used to .induce-Mrs. Home to alter
her determination, but she, with a view of escaping from the
annoyance received at Jersey, removed to this haand about
three months since, Mr. Horne having;. however,' traced her,
lately appeared here, accompanied by his son, and a Mr. Brand,
hitherto the professor of. chemistry ; and having again failed in
persuading her to give up even the second girl, heeapplied to
the Court Royal for an order to•compelher to do so. The Court
having heard his case, and the reply of Mrs. Herne ordered—
"
That as the father had an incontestable sight to.the posses-
sion of his children, being minors, they shoUld be 'given up- to
him." Mrs. Horne, now.seeing that open resistance would be ,
no longer available, pretendedaliat her mind could not bear a
'sudden separation from her children, and also made the children
declare that they could not survive the shtick of beingsahruptly
torn fiom her ; and in consequence of their representations, an
interval of a month was allowed to prepare her mind and theirs
for the pain of a final parting. l'hat time •Mrs. Home em-
ployed so effectually in working upon the sympathy of the
judges, and on, the kind feelings still entertained for her by her
husband, that it was agreed to let the eldest. girl remain with
'her for some time longer, upon the promise that she would go
to her father when required ; and further, 'Mr-Horne agreed to
pay 3001. to his wife on theelay appointed for the surrender of
the younger child. Guardians under the Court were named to
secure the safety of the young lady,' but such 'was the reliance
on the good faith of .Mrs. Horne, that -their surveillance was
merely nominal, and she had an . absolute controul over her
children. Mr. Horne, satisfied with the arrangentent, returned
to Chiswiek, and .at the appointed time sent a friend to pay the
money, and receive his 'child. This gentleman Mrs. Horne
and the officer of the. Court metem theday named ; and the
3001. were paid in' due form to the ; but when her part of
the agreement came to be perforMed, she declared she could
not live without her child, and that nothing on .earth should in-
duce het to part with it. Von can easily imagine the •looks of
ts4heeevie4orgcecast
the agent who had so easily parted with the money, anti the
consternation of the officer who had guaranteed sale pro.
duction of the young lady. Mrs. Horne was - asked
where the child then was. She refuted to tell. Search was
inatnediately commenced 'in every part of the island, and
hand-bills circulated, offering a reward for her recovery. The
Court Royal was
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summonednazdenitnigononetidie
the eepott of the
Court ordered 3 proclamation, made, the
spimen'alatinetts
against any person harbouring or assisting in the concealment
of the child, or assisting. to remove it from the island, and
directed that Mrs:, Horne ehould be committed to prison,
under a charge of having surreptitiously removed a child
that
.was under the surveillance. of the police, to -await
the .event of -a. proseention „ordered., to be commenced
against her by, the 4ttorney:General of, the,. island. Mrs.
Horne is now in custody in a better 'part -Pr the common
gaol,, and seems determined • to brave,' the Authorities to
the,last., The, case has pozzled edle,ehe riedein oti the court
Royal, which has not yet decided neeihich way its fuey ie to
be directed agaiust•this strange antis, dauntless woman. The
trial is expected to take place ..iri,three Weeks. 'Mrs. theme is
resolutely silent on every .thing concerniug the child, and will
not give the slightest hint in what ivay she hasdisposed 'of it.—
All search has proved fruitlesi. , Officers have been dispatched
to France and England, -but hitherto noehte has,neVUontOgeti.
Mrs. Horne has been one of the moet beautiful women, in k'oeer
land, and though pretty well*in years, at the tnationlY side of
forty, she still possesses strong Marks of her formenloeelineee,
and adds, to them the attiacnona of an eceenneiliiihed sweetie/1 and
cligoitiedcarriage. Her eldeee daughter's conduct is niust ex-
emplary. She never leaves her mother for • a moment, and
sleeps with her in the prison." . '• ,

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED

Henry Askew Harrison,. Liverpool, haberdasher, front Oct.
15 to. Oct. 29. .•

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- BANKRUPTS.
John 'Follett; Bath, innkeeper, to surrender Oct. 14, 1.5,
Nov. 22, at the Angel Inn, Bath. Solicitor, Mr. Makinson,.
Middle Temple.
John Square, Walter Prideaux, jun., and Walter Were
Prideaux, Kingsbridge, Devonshire, hankers, Oct.- 25, 20,
Nov. .22, at the King's Arms Inns Kingsbridge. Solicitors,
Messrs. Alexander and Son, Carey-street, Lincoln's-inn.'
liaae Nash, Bristol,iviiaringer, Oct, 28, 29,-Nov:22, at the
Swan Hotel, Birmingham. &inciters, Messrs. Holme, Pram?.
ton, todzboftua, New-inn. •
PckWaerd: Thornbury,, Gloucestershire, dealer in spi-
rituous Oct.- 31; Nov. 4'22, at the' Bush Tavern,
Bristol. Solicitors, 'Messrs. Williams anti White, Lincoln's-
inn Old-buildings.
John Nttchbar, join., Old Brenti'ord,lgardener, .Oct. 25, 26,
Nev. 22, at theAlankrupts' Court,'Basirrhill-street.- Solid..
tor, Mr. fietiq, New,firide.street, Blacistriars.

,Nov. 3, Ir. A tkinsoo, clerrr6it"s4ine,' Lomliaril:street,
chant—Nov. 5; G. Robson,GeOrge:Yard; Lombard-street, mer-
chant-.-.. Nov. 3, R. Wilson,. Birmingham, tea-dealer—Nov. 4,
B. N. Tute, Wakefield, printer--,Nov. 1, W.
merchant--Nov. 3, J. Squire, Kendal, Westuiotjand. watch
nialter—Ntii% 1 :T.-and J. R. Harding, Bristol,' brush-makera
Nov. 10, G. Hammond, Alaunby,ltorkshirA, tallow-cliandltr--
Nov. 2, J. Outram and W.Welsh, Liverpool, common-brewers.

CERTIFICATES, Nov. 1.
J. Jay, Regent-stieet„ linen.draper—J. Davenport, Altrin-
chain,
,Cheshire, shopkeeper—G. Peakc, Milton, Kent, ship-
wright..—G. 13. Clark, New Shoreham, Sussex, brewer—J.
Burn; 'Manchester, commission-dealer—F. Dent and J. Man-
nem, SOuthampton, linen-drapers--NV. Mayston, Fritiap.street,
warehouse-man—q, E. Graham, Berners-street, banker—E.
Wright, Oxford-street, linen-draper.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
W. Scott and J. J. Hunt., Leicester, lace machine-manufac-
turers,,-C. Kearney and P. Brunet, Quadrant, Regent-street,
wine::merchants—j. Cradock 'and NV. K. Reid,. Carey-street;
Chancery-lane,", silversmiths=:—.l: C6ttrall. and :T. VoCe; Birin.
',brossffounders—.J. Tornpsop auci .W.. Paviour,
Birmitighpm, brasS-founders—N. Martindale and L, Kerridge,
Fore:streetXripPlegate-..-D. El itchin and'i.Coakdroft, Sawerby,
Yorkshire, WoCtilen cord Manufacturers—J. Whipp, J. Miller:
and J, Partingtdri, Burnley, Lancashire, machine-makers_,
J. Chapman and .1. Goodchiid, Bucklersbury„uMbrellit-manu-
facturers;—.l: -Sprig's* and T. SWaine, Drurf-lane; curriersL.P.
Brooks, and S. Dougal, City,:rostd,.coachmakers—G. Roach,
sen., and W. and W. Morgan, London?, merchants..

COURT OF ALDERMEN.
Yesterday the LORI? MAYOR held a Court of Aldermen at
Guildhall.

H. Woodthorpe,,Esq.,,who was recently elected to the office
of .Town. Clerk, in the room of his , late father, attended, and
was sworn into that office.
The Loan 'MAYOR laid before the Court a further-commu-
nication from the Treasury, with additional standard weights
and. measures,_ transmitted pursuant to the provisions of the
recent Acts of Parliament. •
His Lordship also laid before the Court a letter from the
Right:Hon. Hobert Peel, enclosing copies of a bill respecting
juries proposed to be brought into Parliament in the next ses-
sion, which were referred to the City Law Officers for consi-
deration, so far as the provisions thereof may affect the Oity of
London.

The Inquests of the ward of Coleman-street and Farringdon
Within attended, and made presentments of ruinous premises
and non-freemen, upon which the Court issued the usual orders.
petition. front the Corporation and Inhabitants of Kingston,
for the appointment of a further assistant water-bailiff in that
part of the river, was presented, and referred to a Committee for
consideration, - •

Comunissiouers of the Court of Requests for the month of
'November next were appointed.
The Court gave the usual directions for fitting up the Guild-
hall on the ensuing Lord Mayor's-day, and ordered the,precepts
to the companies, for their attendance on the river on the occa-
sion of the presentation of the new Lord Mayor to the Barons
of the Exchequer at Westminster, to be issued.