The Sun.
London, England, 1821-03-17 00:00:00

ITEMS OF CHARGE.

The total sum supplied out of the Secret Service X. s. d.
• Money, from the commencement of the Pro-
ceedings, is • . - - , _
The total sum issued to Mr. Maule, the Solicitor
of the Treasury, out of the Grant of Parlia-
ment for. Civil Contingencies, for the expence
of the Proceedings, is - - - 46,000 0 0
The total sum 'issued to Mr. Vizard, her Ma-
jesty's Solicitor, out of the Grant of Parlia- •
inent for satisfying certain charges upon the
Consolidated Fund,. or Civil List, for the ex-
pence of those Proceedings, is
To his Majesty's Great Chamberlain (Lady
60'0"
'Willoughby de Eresby, acting by her deputy,
D. W. Fellowes, Esq.) out of the said Grant
for Civil Contingencies, for extraordinary ex-
pences incurred by himself on this occasion, is 2,250 0 0
To Sir Robert Baker, Chief Magistrate of the
Bow-street Police and Horse Patrole, out of
the said Grant for Civil Contingencies, towards
the extra expences of preserving the peace
during those Proceedings -

- 18,100 15 0

- 3,103 10 0

Whitehall Treasury Chambers, - £129,154 5 0
Feb. 15, 1821. (Signed) R. LUSIIINGTON.

BATII A RIIIVAL s.—Earl of Ilehester, Lord and Lady Mon
tague, Lord MillinStown, Lord Milton, Sir J. and Lady Smith,
Sir E. Bullen, Major-Gen.Sir Col. and Mrs, Phillips,
Col. Gillespie, Col. Munroe, Col.• Pepper, Col. Wallace, Major
Baird, Major Mitchell,.Capt. and Mrs. Jones, Capt. Crawford,
Capt. Cook, Capt. De Vismes, Capt. King, Capt. Hollings-
worth, Capt. Mason, Capt. Oliver, Capt. Rogers, Capt. Swill-
burne, Capt. Wallace-Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Woodford, Rev.
Dr. Rogers, Rev. Dr. Randolph, Rev,'Mr. and M.'s Gale,
Rev. Mi. Allen, Rev. Mr. Brindle, Rev. Mr: Bowles, Rev.
Mr. Benson, Rev. Mr. Collyer, Rev. Mr. Gordon, Rev.
Mr. Jones, Rev. Mr. Lethbridge, Rev. Mr. Morrell, Rev.
Mr. Rossenbergh, Rev.-Mr. Trelierne.

The Lords of the Admiralty have, by order,
bearing date the 10th instant, signified to the
Commander-in-Chief at Portsmouth, that his
MAJESTY has been most graciously pleased to
command that in future the Union Jack or

Flag Colour of the United Kingdom, when
hoisted on board any of his MAJESTY'S ships or
vessels of war, in the ports or harbours of Ire-
land, and having on board the LORD LIEUTENANT
of Ireland, shall bear in the centre of it the
escutcheon of the arms of Ireland, 'viz. a harp, &c.
We are glad to hear that the Countess of
LivEnrooL,
_who came to town a' few days
ago for the benefit of medical advice, has not suf-
fered from the removal, and though her Lady-
ship is still entirely confined to her apartments,
we understand, that upon the whole, she is bet-
ter than she was some months ago.

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On the 14th inst. at Sheenfolrl Park, Frrnit, Sussex., the
Lady of John 13y, EL.q. M ju►• in the Corps of Royal Engi •
nvers, of a daughter.

_ -
On Tuesday, Alai di 13, at his horse in Johnston-street,
fialh, the wife of the Rec. Edwaid Mangin, of a sou.

DIED

On Sunday last. aged 41, at his lions*, Fnicon•street,
dersgate•street, Mr. William Senior, much respected,
At his house, Stratford-place, early on Friday nioroire,:,
after a short but severe illness, Lieut.-Colonel P. Douglas,
late of the lion. East Itidia,Cempa;-y's Service on the Bengal
Establishment.

On the 10th inst. aged 64, Mr..l: In ltaclihain, nearly 43
years bookseller and printer of Bury, and one of the burgesses
oft hat Corporation. •

Lately. at Ileephant Moor, Norfolk, Saint Julio Hunt, who
was•lntried (by Ills desire) in his bcat suit of clothe, tzreat
,bar, Itze. tlis tobacco box, short pipe, and walhiog-
stick, were also deposited i,j the coffin.