The Sun.
London, England, 1834-02-18 00:00:00

COAL MARK
Per Tor,. s. d. I
6

Adair's 16 .
Bishop's Main. l4 3
Chester Main 14 6
E:ist l'erey 15 3
Felling 14 6
Hebburn Mann 16 6
H9lyweli
Kenton West 15 9
Ord's Redhugh 16 0
14 6
Yontop Windsor 15 6
- 16 6
West Hartley 16 6
Wylain 16 6
Walls End Bell & Brown 16 6
WE. Bell, Robson, &'Co. 16 6
‘VallsEnd BewickeSiCo. 17 3
Walls End Ciosiorth -- 17 3
Ships arrived since

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS
ET
AT THE COURT, BASINGHALL-STRE

(From the London Gazette.)
TO-MORROW, FEB- 19. • d
'F. Smith, hackneyman, Burrower-mews, Blac kitars-roa
W. H. Bullock, tailor, Rupert-street, IlayMarket .........
DIVI DEN DS. ,3t
T. Richardson and W. Clarke, printers, High Holborn ••••••
W. Barton, cabinet-maker, Newington-canseway ............... . I
W. Porter, merchant, Great Winchester street ............
S. Carter, surgeon, Farnham, Surrey .............................
si

A Savings Bank is about to be establish'
Merthyr Tidvil.— Cambrian. bOlll
A few years back, Judge Bayley being,
seeking a summer residence at Dover, and bargain
house in Marine tilac,, the owner represepreds
advantages over others on the Par,ale, tilat it traia supoi.'
with excellent flesh water by a pump, e"nn'e,d'rgi
clear spring from the rock. The Baron, suPP'''
(the
had not correctly understood this convenience
being very little more than a stone's throw front lotf'.e;
mark), f xpressed his doubt ; upon which the
assured the Baron (without knowing who
you'll be a better judge." Then,"
really was so ; and if, Sir, you will only go do,°-‘
Baron, " I will ;i0 so by all mrans."--Kentish
Mr. John Bennett, the respected secresfr,
replied he °per.,
rf
Lloyd's, died yesterday morning at his bailee 't%
the loss of a more honourable, more intelligente,
place, and never had any public establishing ° r
vigilant servant. He may be said, almost litkr.7.
have been born in its service. Hi, falb:',.lv 501
Bennett, was one of the masters of Lioyd'H t $
ago, and brought his son forward as his assistan a,
oatly age, in his office, where his attention to
and other excellent qualities soon acquired P r ,
hicb
steadfast friends. On his father's retirement,
place in 1815, Mr. Bennett was appointed bi 9
but on his death, which occurred in 1823' t'e t•
ment underwent an entire change of arradng l‘ir.
ile!'
masterships to Lloyd's were abolished, an
was appointed secretary to the committee of Iva'
to the establishment. His duties were of the Ines:toted
nature, which will be understood when it itt
Agencies to Lloyd's exist in every commercial is-- L
world, who had to receive instructions from tbe.v
and whose multifarious correspondence it de°
teo
him to examine, to tnethodiz,, arrarwe, Oa, bust
upon. Besides this, all the internal details tint
bis
frequently of a very complicated kind, fell to
under the superintendence of the couimitte matters
correspondence with the Admiralty, rot'
ing interference on behalf of the 44[0, int
n tt,
13,n.e
11s a,
also conducted in his department. Mr. '
while his health permitted, was unremitting in' fof
ante
to business, was at all times easy of ace's'. I at
purpose of information, and his office might be sal'
time, when important events were of almost bilY
tnie°anrsl):Fthteh we
retire, to be the pivot nn which the commercial
whole of
ttuhren e dm.
that their regret at irreparable loss is shy'''.
ercHanistilefaininitleyremstayn.,ll letebi
who had the advantage of his acquaintance, ccol'k
which has nev,:r possessed a roan
more univer-e"Y
, ~„ decb'
and respected.
Mr. Bennett's health had u er, n his
for
in some years pist, owing, it is to be feareuf ,
the constant fulfilment of his very • d ouß
11
was only in his 56th year.

soll'
BIRTHS. ,3 of 3
On the 12th ult.„ Mrs. John Bennett, of Antigic- l'ir.
On the 17th inst., in Hackney-road, the wife °. '
11. Gough, of a daughter. wi re °f '
On the 16th inst., in the Edgware-road, the -
r V'
Balker, Esq., of a daughter. 0
On the
Esq.,thels of a
15th inst.,
son.
Woburn-square, the lady
Bullock, a

DIED, r
Ting
ith
On the 16th inst.,, Robert Trevor, Esq., of
Bedfordshire, aged 62. A
-05 S,
On the 16th inst., Janet, wife of William
Howard-street, Strand. . rs)
On the 13th inst., at his son's residence, 131 r"
Islington, Forster Thomas Proctor, Esq., aged 56* f t.llB
0
On the 15th inst., aged 37, Henry Barry, E*'
Society of Lincoln's Inn, barrister-at-law. f
On the 14th inst., Mrs. Golightly, Upper Ser .- ,
relict of W. Golightly, Esq., of Ham-common. ,A '
On the 16th inst., at Seven Oaks, Mrs. Streatfie""
the late Thomas Streattield, Esq., aged 84. , 01
On the 15th inst., Mr. Thomas Leftwich, Jul"' t;
Shadwell, aged 45. cre°Cli
On the 14th inst., in Mabledon.place, Burton- op
his 65th year, Mr. John Lockhart Barnard, eldest
• late Mr. John Barnard, of Lloyd's Coffee-house. vrl4°
On the Bth inst., at Paris, Mrs. Mary Sandiford,i 001
the late Major Wm. Thomas Sandiford, formerly
eBl. j
India Company's service, on the Bombay establiShPicher,
On the 15th inst., Miss Malleson, of Cheyne_rosyr
t!'
On the 17th inst., in Upper Harley-street, Der)i o
Esq., aged 49.
On the 16th inst., in Osnaburgh-street, Mr. ThM*ls
builder, aged 65. 0004
1.•
On the 15th inst., in his 41st year, Henry •od
Esq., of Middleton, near Lewes, Sussex. -003"
On the 16th inst., on Wandsworth-common, y
formerly of Millbank-street, Westminster, in his u 711140-
On the 14th inst., in her 84th year, Mrs. Elixabe'
of Great Orond.str. inChett
On the 14ttn eet v
h inst., in Chester, aged 91, Mrs. A -
dock, Esq., Town ,Clerk of that city.

PRINTED AND VI.II3I.itMED >iti MURDO YO-
Su:s OFFICE, 112, afRAND,,

A fevv years back, Judge Bayley belly&
teking a summer residence at Dover, and bargainingng
louse in Marine place, the owner Boprepreseptesee..
advantages over paters on the Parade, thattv,,,e,l
*ith- excellent flesh water by a pump, &tin'''. „sing
tlear spring from the rock. The Baron, sup the bo •
rad not correctly understood this convenience lt"cr
,sing very little more than a stone's throw ftch°e°plerorol .' so
nark), expressed his doubt ; upon which eta)
issured the Baron (without knowing who he et
tedly was so ; and if, Sir, you will only datti
mull be a better judge." Then," rePlied„ ktbre ofgri
Baron, " I will do so by all means."--Ken"s—
-yte"s Mn.llll
Mr. John Bennett, the respected se.cisoborni •
Lloyd's, died yesterday morning at his house it
to eel
,lace, and never bad any public establishrnen
he loss of a more honourable, more intenig t
sriagviel
beennt
nHiets nsiaeyrvbicee.saidii,
Bennett, was one of the masters of Llored ..,b at A
tgo, and brought his son forward as his assist.'"
aid other excellent qualities soon acquired %jell
.aily age, in his office, where his attention tor tirobi '
et
steadfast friends. On his father's retirement,
_w_tweess° •
dace in 1815, Mr. Bennett was appointed his
sot on his death, which occurred in 1823, t eat; ,
nent underwent an entire change of arrange°
nasterships to Lloyd's were abolished, and Or;,„00) -1'
was appointed secretary to the comMittee of nacap: syrj,
;o the establishment. His duties were of ghee
_stated
tature, which will be understood when t i .4
geneses to Lloyd's exist in every His
early
Taos ;3te-earre,ll:i
world, who bad to receive instructions from thelved
and whose multifarious correspondence it "
devil to r
bim tio •
to examine, to methodiz to arranger bus
upon. Besides this, all tie internal details 7 hi,
zommercial P:ott
frequently of a very complicated kind, jpr
under the superintendence of the coreniittee•
atter. ree
correspondence with the Admiralty, in all ra •
nterestr
in g interference on behalf of the shipPtlig I
ne nett,
also conducted in his department. Mr. nett
at"
fell to bit
o''.
while his health permitted, was unremitting in 9 fore
ante to business, was at all times easy of Ace° ,d at
purpose of information, and his office might be B'!i
by
time, when important events were of almost 43,1 Y,
rence, to be the pivot on which the comsnerciat
tt oants t ohfe
rthree
gcrueut nat rt y
tt,ufsnied.
rreparli,thisiefalmosisly may i
is
sb beod:b.
which
hyh had the
thhaesnwehvo:lrde vaonf t
possesseda
tghee
mercantileai.
m hisa
nmo reinterestuacquaintance,niver,a oucif°
an thndreesepoenc:etad,:t
fu Mr.iti jinßenentnoef his tt'shealth had to
for some years putt, owing, it is to be fettre"'dd
very arduous c
was only in his 56th year.
P
Pt,
BIRTHS.
On the 12th ult.,,Pars, John Bennett, of A11'45"- "sir P".
On the 17th Inst., in Haekney.roa.d, the wife of ,
H. Gough, of a daughter. ' of
•
On the 16th inst., in the Edgware-road, the
Barker, Esq., of a daughter. tatlY of
On the 15th inst., in Woburn-square, the
Bullock, Esq., of a son.
DIED. '
On the 16th inst,,, Robert Trevor, Esq., of Ting
Bedfordshire, aged 62. Rosh,
On the 16th inst., Janet, wife of William , •
Howard-street, Strand.
On the 13th inst., at his son's residence, Dina
Islington, Forster Thomas Proctor, Esq., aged 56* ate
On the 15th inst., aged 37, Henry Barry, Escks
Society of Lincoln's Inn, barrister-at-law. ar"
On the 14th inst., Mrs. Golightly, tipper Ser.°
relict of W. Golightly, Esq., of Ham-conamon. sCia'•
On the 16th inst., at Seven Oaks, Mrs. Streatfiel"'
the late Thomas Streattield, Esq., aged 84.
On the 15th inst., Mr. Thomas Leftwich, PI" t;
Shadwell, aged 45. dee(
On the 14th inst., in Mabledon-place, -
his 65th year, Mr. John Lockhart Barnard, eldest
late Mr. John Barnard, of Lloyd's Coffee-house. vil(0
On the Bth inst., at Paris, Mrs. Mary Sandifordti to,
the late Major Wm. Thomas Sandiford, formerly °ett.y.of
India Company's service, on the Bombay establiShPiche
"
On the 15th inst., Miss Malleson, of Cheyne-roll! to,
On the 17th inst., in Upper Harley-street, gent
Esq., aged 49.
rrnonlo
On the 16th inst., in Osnaburgh-street, Mr.
builder, aged 65. 000 '
1.•
On the 15th inst., in his 41st year, Henry • 1,00
Esq., of Middleton, near Lewes, Sussex. in..
On the 16th inst., on Wandsworth-common, stb
formerly of Millbank-street, Westminster, in his tr`:o" 14
On the 14th inst., in her 84th year, Mrs. Elizahe'"
of Great Ortnond-str eet . vi eV°
On the 14th inst., in Chester, aged 91, Mrs. - 9
dock, Esq., Town ,Clerk of that city.
1 14 0
PRINTED AND VI.II3I.ItMED Eti MOKDO YO w
SON OFFICE, 112, afRANIE,