The Sun.
London, England, 1828-02-15 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.,
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS HAT.
1. Supply—Committee.
2. Ways and Means—Committee. ''
3. Exchequer Bills (12,000,0001.) Bill—Third reading.
4. Transfer of Aids Bill—Third reading.

NOTICE OF MOTION FOR THIS DAY.
Mr. Secretary Peel—Select Committee on the state of the
Revenue, and Expenditure of the Country.
[Last Day for receiving Petitions for Private Bills.]

NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Friday, Feb. 22.
Sir Henry Hardinge•-•LTo vote Ordnance Estimates for six
months. (In Committee of Supply.)
•
Tuesday, March 11.
Mr. Sykes—To take into • consideration the state of the
unrepresented Freeholders in ,certain Districts or
Counties Corporate. "

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
ARCHES COURT, FEn. 14.
BROWN V. GREEN AND HODGES.

This was a suit promoted by the widow and exe-
cutrix of William Hodges, Esq. who died in Jantiary,
1813, leaving , a will dated some years previous.
After taking a probate of the will, and acting till' a
recent period in conjunction with the other execu-
tor, Mrs. Hodges (then Mrs. Brown) was advised
to renounce.and to commence this suit, in order to
establish certain alleged-codicils or imperfect testa-
mentary papers left by the testator, more favourable
to her interests. Within these few days, however,
judgment of the Master of the Rolls had given effect
to a deed executed 'in 1811, Which dispoSed of the
real estate of the deceased, and virtually abrogated
this suit. • s •

Sir JOHN N!CHOLi,
.was of opinion that the party
proinoting.thesu4 ought pa
.pay.tlie costs incurred.
. . stilt, . ~ ..
GEN..c.,E,,, ,„it i.
~--wtb.Esthii,-;, M iniii,pist 3L4-
sviiid --,sn:L.LAr', 'T3rowili from 54

MlViltiintiviA, and Clyde, With timber; Hannah,
Crowder'," froni Ealifiikwith ditto ;.Halifair; Finlay, from
ditto, 'with rum and • tnolaises ; Mariner, 'Lawson, from
Honduras and Greenock,' with mahogany; Emily, Heist-
ings, from Dublin, with wheat ; • Mary, M'Leod, • from
Poole, with pipe-clay ; City of Londonderry (steamer),
Keay, from Londonderry,' with sundries ; Lee -(steamer),
Chapman, from Cork, with ditto ; Shainfock (steamer),
Montgomery, from I)ubliii, with ditto ; Speedy, Clough,
from Londim,•Vi ballast; Etna' (iiteatrier);'EMerson;'from
Dublin, with the •*- - .
CLEARED OUTWARDS.-The Braclock, 'Whingatea, for
Calcutta ; Albion, N. 111‘Leod., fOr
_Calcutta ; Amelia,
M'Taggart, far Mataniai ;• Amity, 'White, for Bahia.
Telegraph-office; Feb. 13.
Arrived at Holyhead on the evening-Of the I I th, ship
James and Thomas, Washlffidge, J from Sidney, Cape-Bre-
ton, to Liverpool, leaky; dri4ien Trout the above port by the
ice,' with loss of anchor,: cable, and boat; passed a great
quantity of i6d-twenty-fnur -hOUrs after leaving Cape Bre-
ton. On'the 6th of February spoke the brig Westrnore-
land' in Ist. 51. 6. N. long. 13. All' well. -Feb: 9.
spoke the brig Emanuel off Kinsale. All well. Ship
'Clyde, at Holyhead, from Bombay. Crew sick- and short
of provisionsl was to- sail in a few days. •On the 30th
of January,-spoke the brig Jane, from St. John's to Per-
nambuco, in lat. 25. S. long. 19.- 48. West. Spoke the
brig Prince, of -Nets York,- from. Gibraltar to New York,
in lat.-26. -N. long.• 11- 15. Weii.b'"All well. Feb. '7.
Spoke the General Harris -East'lndiaman in lat. 50. N.
'long.- 11. W. all well. - -
NO; -I Pilot4oati- in- HnlYheadHarbtitir. Wind-E. and
E.N.E.• throughout the -day. • •
Point -Lynas-, Feb. 12;,—Two brigs off homeward bound,
-No. 3; - Pilot.boat -in sight- at half-past twelve. Wind
- Snovi and thick Weather: •

- Great Orme Head, Feb. 12,==---At •twelve, p.m. 2 brigs
-homeward bound; 1 ship outward bound; at one, p.m.
3-brigs,- .d 0..; -at one, p.m: steamer; do. ;at half-past
two, p.m. 6 -brigs; do. • Wind E.-throughout the day.
Warral,.Thomas, for Pernam-
buco';' -Colossus,- Maxwell,- for New York ; Hibernia,
-Kennedy, for- New-Orleans ;--John Troughton, Raveley,
for New ; ' Duke of Wellington, Pearson, for New
Bruiewick ; Washington, Jones, for Leghorn; • Francis
Peabody, Mock, for- Charleiton 03eaufort Castle, Jackson,
for Africa.

- SPORTING. INTELLIGENCE.
TATTERSALL'S.—FEn. 14,
The wetness of the day operated, perhaps, in preventing
a full attendance, but the betting, though blow, was im-
portant.; it was nearly all, however, confined to the
Derby, of which Navarin has at length become Prime Mi-
nister. Notwithstanding the Colonel's tadtics he has out-
.generaled him, and .outwitted the., Merchant without the
aid of sorcery. He was backed heavily at 8 to 1, to
which odds the CologeT, lifts--retreated. Hardly any thing
was done on the. Oaks or St. Leger. The .following were
the closing prices :
RIDDLESWORTII.
3.t0 1 agst Brother to GOdOlphin (Ridicule colt) p.p. (taken)
DERWIN
S to 1 agst Lord Grosvenor's Navarin (taken)
S to 1 agst Hon. E. Petre's The Colonel
8.. _to_ 1 agst Mr. Thornhill's Merchant
12 to 1 agst Duke of Rutland's Sorcery colt
16 to .1 agst Duke of Grafton's Druid
17. to .1 agst Mr, Payne's Johanna Southcote colt
18 to 1 agst Sir 3. Shelley's Amy colt
20 to 1 agst Lord Exeter's Folly colt
25 to I agst Mr. Rogers's Bogie ~t.
OAKS. . o

10 to agst Lord Jersey's Trampoline
12 tn. 1 agst Mr. Nowell's Rosanne, filly
:12... to 1 agst Mr. Peirse's Sarah, Sister toSwiss
30 to .1 agst Mr. Petre's Emmeline (taken),
. LEGgII;
4 to 1 agst Colonel King's Begsy Bedlam- .
13 to 1 s agst Mr. W. Scott's Velocipede `'`'no 510.1
- Mr. Petre's The Colonel .fird let

A 6 .to. apt. retre s ne ion,
20 to 1 agstllr. Watt's Coulon—Miss Cranfield
25 to 1 agst Duke of Grafton's Navarin (taken)
25 to 1 apt Mr. Petre's Emmeline
25 to 1 apt Sir T. Mintyn's Ultimatum'
25 to 1 apt Mr. Thornhill's Merchant
33 to 1 agst Mr. T'etre's Stapleton
40 to 1 apt Lord. Milton's Ballad Singer
50 to 1 agst Mr. G. Peter's The Abbot (taken)
50 to 1 apt Mr. Crompton's Marion colt (taken) 1
.50 to I apt Major Yirburgh's Belinda (taken)
30 to 1 agst Mr. Fletcher's Arabella colt (taken)
900 to 300 apt Bessy Bedlam, Velocipede, The Colonel,
and Coulon (taken).

On the 10th inst.; at Tattingstone,place, Suffolk, the
lady of 'Thomas Burch VirePtern, E.Sq., of a son, still-burn.
On the 13th inst., at.Millfield-firrn, Kentish-town,
tht
lady of Charles H. gaidner, Esi-, of a: daughter.

--1------ ' MARRIED:A:it i,
On the 12th inst., Mr. S.' GOWeni surgeon, High Wy.
coinhe, to Mary Ann, second deuighter of
the Rev. Dy
campbell, of the same place. - . ,` ,_____.
On the 13th inst., at St. Maryig, Mar3damuue, El re
Coote, Esq., of West Park, Hints, to Elig,s, Rosetta, third
daughter of J. H. Massey Dawson, Esq., M•r•
' . -01F+1). '-la oil' of Richard
On the 14th inst. Janet eldest ds4ll
Willis, Esq., of Clapton, agecl 29._... _.,
On the 13th inst., Mr. Georcre 1-14€ 1„0110141, of Parat
lerhithe,
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dise-street, Bath, d•
On thel3th lust., at Queerlbrff,Ohtf_ftekkihree days'
illness,, Thomas Lewis Pe.inal.,,!„ft,l;ol4lat Borough,
aged 82.
On the tth wife Mr.' Thomas Foster,
...nuar a bed 4Q.
of Davies-street, I?!ep_,K, f
Opf•
On tht,l2o;ietee:r.lP•vr."-iftis,,,3rfarop, ar
, Mr*
woodw4g4sg*ROPAA"nq'ftitr fi
five Year*L'i 'll .14 Trtass• frA.hioietkq ivriafni
On
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On the 6th inst., thejlev..
tof,*t. ch?to;i:fwAn,eZ ' v,isit to the
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Church-yard, London, and of Bethel-house, -Brixton.
Ou the. lit inst., Sarah, the wife of Saints Mit-
libel', of
,t4a-„Votl-,officie, House of Corurn4s. aged 35.
At the Beeturltat House of Stoltti )39en, llorthampton-
shire, the Bev, William S;4ulant in!anY, Years Rector of
that parish, and fqrilleoy,yo 44
?! ~tvo:nose College,
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