The Sun.
London, England, 1828-02-14 00:00:00

INIEETINCiS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON liiAßY.—Fninev, l'Ell. I:1,--At the I.7.(ant uf.
Commissioners, Basinghall-street.
Alder, E., Pountney-lane, dry salter
Board, S., 'Maddox-street, saddler
Button, W., Bicester, innkeeper
Crudes, I'., Gravesend, slopseller
Peavyn, 'l'., 'Trowbridge, clothier
Dean, P.., Lambeth, builder ll
Eiden, J., Limbeth, slater
Feldon, A., RPT)Sington, sehoolm,,ter
Graham, J., ‘Vaterk)o-place, upholder
Hunt, J., Brighton, trunkmaker
Knights, E., Debenharn, currier
. .
Kensington and Co., London, bankers

COUNTRY DIART.—,SATURDAY, Ups.
Constantine, A., Bolton-le-Moors--Albion Hotel, Man-
cheater
Shaw, S. jun., Manchester—White's, Manchester
Stevenson, J., Stattbrii.--Swan, Hanley 3

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO „Eh viACIIATIGEL,
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-I.lfeet, Lin:olll'i inn Fields
Feb. 19, at Nine o'clock".
Blay, T., Southwark, brushonaker
Chewly, T., Commercial-road, co.al.me:c.band
Conlifle, Jas., Manchester, stable-keeper -
.Elonnscosii,
R., Hollcrn, ibaaeckzoi
Henley, W., King.street, carpenter
Ireland, 'l'., I'ortsca, factor
Lamb, John, Waterloo.road, horFc.delL:
Lee, J., Cheapside, warAnuseman
Monro, H., Kennington, gentleman

We are requested to state that the publication
of Mr. COLBURIA complete Edition of Mr. lirtoccuAn'E;
Speech, on the present State of the Law, with the exten-
sive Documents and Notes, is still delayed fire a few day,.
The public will, however, gain greatly by this fin-,
the utm6;t care has been bestowed on its preparation Inc
the press, this Edition will be fund to be 114 a peri,.h...h.
Pamphlet, but a izrfect treatise on this interestii,l4 and im-
portant eubject,

Air. Justice BEST, it is now stro 21y re-
ported, will resign, an.l will be k,ucceeded N. C.
TINDAL.

Among the. anomalies of the seasons, ,t nl;6
be mad that u hard frost ought to thaw the hearts 4,f ov.r

Barnstaple is about to becoine a bonded pert
for every kind of foreign prlduce except Emo

A new Methodist Chapel has just been n!.etleti,
en Warminster Common, the area of which ie 1000 ter,,

LEGAL REFORMs.—We are assur d ha
gentleman who attends the Western Circuit, a!,(1 h ,;the
heat means of knowing the fact, that both the mind-Pr and
the expense of prosecutions have been increa►ed in nee-
(pence cif Mr. Put late Acts.— World.

On Wednegolay and Thursday the 23d and
24th ult. a man named EVW.A.AII GOODACRF,
shot 121 wild ducks and 4 wild geese, off the Sap, near
Boston. The greatest number of birds killed by him at
one shot was 28. —Hull Packet.

NEW READING.—A witty wieit, on Seeing
the following line in the Inverness Courier :...
Necessitas non habet legem,
supplied this new reading,
Necessity without a leg to Omni upon.

LADY'S HANDWRITING.—It het all flit:
neat and elegant characteristics of a female hand, so easily
distinguishable front that of a man, and yet 83 bard to Le
identified ; so small, and faint, and flowing, and unlike the
scrawls of the other sex, still beautiful when scarcely legi-
ble. There were the usual exuberant capitals. the flaurish.
iug heada of the d's, and the long, curly tails of the a's,
y's,f 's, and ..T.'d j the indistinguishable similarity of all CPA
five vowels, and the common confusion of n's and :Ws with
u's and w's. Lacy was acquainted with two ladies whose
initials were C. L. but why either of them should write
to him at all, much less so singular a letter, was more than
he could comprehend.—Herbert Lacy, a Novel.
There is another arrival from the Mauritius—
the Pyramus, Captain Joits;oN, with the cargo of the
Grenada, from Batavia, which ship is condemned ar.IL
a 11 1 4 161
i
sold at Port Louis. The ship sailed ou the 3d of Novem-
ber last ; and it is rather unfortunate that three ships have
reached England and none of their letters are delivered—
the Topaz, Captain STROYAN, at Deal, on the 7th inst. ;
workmen the Eliza Jane, Captain LEDDELL, at Portsmouth, on the
11th; and the Pyramus, Captain JOHNSON. on the 12th-
This has happened often lately, pareitThiAcritieltarritil,ych,ii,ablit.ghcivovides
from the East Indies. This might not only cause serious
consequences in making insurance,', but commercial pros-
pects are defeated for want of expected bills of hiding and
remittances; the revenue also sustains considerable loss by
the difference between the postage from the ohutports and
thee river.ros
Post-office,
0 ffiTe
eh,e
inne g
nl eoctt
eisn,fohrTivnegvetrh,
against these omissions.
em-
ployed in making a drain in Dope-street, Nunnery-lane, e€:-:,'
this city, on Tuesday We,
ANCIENT REMAIN'S.--
car.o.e . to a stone coffin, about
two feet below the eur=taiwnhicil, " being
opened the
Some
next day, was found toad the skeleton of a female.
A quantity of wate h oozed through the pores of the
•ta some clay, was
stones, and w,
thing to indicate either the quality of the de-
There was no
of
ceased, or the tin" selnlitures Since the above was dis-
covered, a
quantity
.of other human bones have been found,
as also as urn, which, on its exposure, crumbled to dust.
Sever
al coins, amongst them one of RoaruLus and Raatusa
hs„ likewise been dug out of the surrounding earth. On
Thursday, near where the stone coffin was discovered, the
1 bones of a male skeleton were found of a size which
would warrant our application, to the time of its inter-
ment, a Passage read in the second lesson at evening set.=
vice on d Sun ay last.—" And there were giants in the earth
in those days." We have seen the lower jaw, the teeth in
which are in excellent preservation, being perfectly firm
and white.—York Courant.
INCREASE OF CRIME.--The followinst,
cn-
versation took place between two young hart i,tet s t ester-
day in the Court of King's Bench. Mr. —_ •• why
you have emptied all the jails in the north." Mr ,--
" (, yes, but they'll be filled attain before the it,,izes."—
Mr. " Indeed ; I hope so." This rewinds one of a
jolly farmer, who was once waited on by an undertaker ts
solicit the favour of providing the materials for the funeral
of his wife. The undertaker, witk a very long face, began
to express his great regret at the loss his customer hid sus-
tained, hut was speedily interrupted by the farmer : --" Coma,
conw, Mr. B. ; sit down, and let's have a cheerful gls,s ;
can't be helped. ' The death of the horse,' you know,
' is the life f the dog.' " . tVvrid.: