The Sun.
London, England, 1827-01-05 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Har,r-Ray.—The three months' Half-Pay, due the24th
will he in course of payment on Wednesday, the 17th inst.
Wlnows' PENSIONS.—The payment of the under-mentioned
Services, due the 24th ult., will commence on Wednesday, the
-17th inst., viz.:-Widows' Pensions, Unattached Pay of General
Officers, Royal Bounty.
The Depot Squadron of the 10th Hussars marched yesterday
morning from Hounslow for Ipswich.

We learn from Barbadoca that the let Battalion of the Royal.,

under the command of Major Deacher, were inspected by his Ex-`
cellency Governor-General Sic Henry Warde, on the let Novem-
ber, when his Excellency was pleased to express, in the most:fiat •
tering terms, his perfect approval of the steady and correct man-
ner with which this distinguished old Corps performed the various
evolutions of the day ; as well as the interior economy or the re. 7
gimeut and barracks. He was also pleased to compliment—the
men on their healthy and soldier-like appearanee. It appears by
the Returns of this Regiment, that they. have fewer sick men
in Hospital than they had when at home, and no officer on the
sick list.

POILTSHOUTH, JAN. 3.—The wind having got round to the east-
ward last evening, with a severe frost, the whole of the 10th
Royal Hussars, and the remainder of the 12th Lancers were this
morning safely embarked on board transports, and, it is expected
will sail for Lisbon early to-morrow morning.

COURTS OF LAW.

CHANCERY SITTINGS.

The Lord Chancellor will it in Lincoln's-inn Hall on the 10th,
11th, 12th, and 13th days of January, to hear the Lunatic and
Bankilipt petitions.

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SEALS, Arrzats, AND rETITIOTN, PREVIOUS TO HILAAT TERM.
Monday, Jan. lo.—rirst Seal. Friday, Jan. 19.—Second
Tuesday, Jan. 16. —A ppeal Case Saturday, Jan. !O.—Remaining
of Nevot v. Burnand. Motions and Petitions.
Wednesday, Jan. 17.—Remain- Monday, Jan. 21.—Remaining
ing Motions and Petitions. • Motions and Petitions.
7 = I Thursday, Jan. 18.—Ditto.

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VICE-CHA`NCE:

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SEALS, PLEAS, DE)ICREERs, EiC

lOR'S COURT.

!EPTIONS, FURTHER DIRitTIONV,

AND PETITIONS, PREVIOUS TO HILARY TERM.
Monday, Jan. 15.—First Seal. Thursday, Jan.lB.—Pleas, De-
Tuesday, Jan. 16. Pleas, De- murrers, Exceptions, andFur-
murrers, Exceptions, and Fur- tiler Directions.

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ther Directions.
Wednesday, Jan. 17.--Ditto.

Friday, Jan. 19.—Second Seal.
Saturday, Jan. 20.—Petitiens.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, LONDON.
Adjourned Day, Monday, Jan. 8.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY DIARY, MONUAY, JAN. 8

Baldwin, 8., Burley Woodhead, Yorkshire—Court-house,

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Leeds-1 1
Burnell, 8., Hunslett—Mr. Grange, Leeds-11
Chadwick, J., Blanchester—White's, Manchester-9
ILion, Northamp-
ton-1
Bennett, C., Lci:etrtpelooielk_,Gyeoorrkgsai:irie,_iveGorpoldeol:
and R., Cheltenham—George, Cheltenham-9
• j Doncaster—Guildhall, Doncaster 11"
Herring, •,
Langwith, J., Mottram in Longdendale—White's Hotel, Man-
chester-9
Mellor, 3., Macclesfield—Macclesfield Arms, Macclesfield-10
Ridley and wiloa, Whitehaven—Black Lion, Whitehaven—S
JANUARY 9.
Fllearlgilausnond:.:::
Bennett, C., Liverpool—George, Liverpool-1
Clark, A., jun. Liverpool—Star and Garter, Liverpool—ii
Clarke, J., Worcester—Messrs. France, Worcester-2
Coombs, S., Shepton Mallet—Angel, Bath-12
Crowther, J., Liverpool—George, Liverpool-10
Firth, R., Wickens, Almondbury, Yorkshire—Pack Horse,
iluddersfield-1 1
Harris, J., Leamington Priors—Royal Hotel, Leamington-19
Harrison, W.• Nottingham—Ram, Nottingham-11
Haviland, R. and R.., Cheltenham—George, Chelterthara-10
Manchester—Whites, Manchester-1
Hill, W.,
Johnson, F., Nottingham—Ram, Nottingham—ii
limeurirelin.,g' J., Doncaster—Guildhall, Doimater_l 1
,1., Norwich--Rampant Horse, Norwich-1
Morris, S., Cheltenham—Royal Hotel, Cheltenhinp_i
Peaker, R.;
mirfipid--111esers. Alexander, Halifax-11
Peters,piee:r S., Sbeepshead, Leicestershire—King's Head, Lough-
b.iungg: ii.i,l Worcester—Mr. Hill, Worcester-11
Procter, J., Leeds—Court-house, Leeds ..10 •
Rorer,
Rutter, J., Winterton, LincOlnshire—Dog and Duck, Kingeten-
T., Brighton—Star, Lewee__) I
on-Hull-11
Stank}, King', Gloucestershire—Fleece, Chelten-
hane,— lli Charlton
Strange, T., Cheltenham—Royal Hotel, Cheltenham-11
Thorne, T., Frome Sehvood—White Hart. Bath-11
' Trehern, T., Hereford—Greyhound, Hereford-5

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED..
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-strest, Lincoln's Inn Field",

Jan. 9, aE Nine.

Ager, W., Holloway, milliner
Bedford, F., Grantham, hat-dealer
Binley, C., Chancery-lane., coffee-house-keeper
Black, J., Regent-street, jeweller
Bore, J., Kidderminster, plumber
Bull, W., Strand, land agent
Clamtree, J., Lisson-grove, pipe-maker
Davies, J., Clerkenwell-green, cabinet-maker
Dismore, W., Wardour-street, carpenter
Dorell, C., Taunton, groper
Everett, J., Bath, baker
Flower, A., Chelsea, gent.
Frederick, S., Somers Town, widow
Harris, J., Birmingham, surgeon
Hulne, E., Rupert-street, leather-cutter
Jefferys, R., Thames-street, victualler
Hyama, N., St. Martin's-lane, lapidary
Larks, J., Highgate, boot-maker
Lucking, G., Newington, millwright
Midgley, J., Bradford, carver
Owen, S., Stamford-hill, teacher
Penny, W., Limehouse, common-brewer
Read, A., Wood-street, case-maker
Rossclli, J., Old-street, commission agent
Scargill, G., Barnsley, linen manufacturer
Skeen, T., Lambeth, clerk
Stanford, W., Hook, farmer
Thompson, G., Islington, carpenter
Treasurer, T., Battersea, servant
Vickerman, S., Huddersfield, shopkeeper

9, at Tens
8 I Parry, E., Ruthin, mister

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Part'.

11,321
1224,074

s I COUNTRY.—At the Court-hall, Denbighhire, Jan., Ptuthvios

BIRTHS.
On the 2d instant, at Critehill, Dorset, the Lady Charlotte
Sturt, of a son.
On the Ist instant,•at Ascot Lodge, the lady of John BiAor,
Esq. of a daughter.
On the 2d instant, iu Old Bond-street, Mrs. William Carpel"
ter, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
# On the M instant, at Lewisham church,. by the Rev, A, 14.10::
rence, Morton Wm. Lawrence, Esq., to Eliza, youngest dauglo'
of the late William Foster, Esq., of Springhead, near Hull. by
On the ad instant, at Kingston church, near Portsmouth,
the Rev. Mr. Henville, James P. Howard, Esq., second sou j
William Howard, Esq. of Hyde-Park-corner, to Sophia, We
daughter of Daniel Howard, Esq., of Fratton-house.
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On the 2d instant, at St. Giles's, Camberwell, Lieut. OW/
=-.
Hope Johnstone, R.N., to Maria Grace, third daughter of the la"
Henry Castleman, Esq.
On the 2d instant, 'at St. Augustine's, Bristol, Samuel James
Skinner, Esq. of the Royal Artillery, second surviving son- 0f
late Rev. Alexander Longmore, of Great Beddow, Essois
Is: Charlotte Sophia, eldest daughter of Jacob Elton, Eeq. and Pi'
- of the late Admiral Sir William Young.
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151 ED.
On the 29th ult. at her house at Knightsbridge, Mrs. GOO',
in the 93d year of her age.
On the let instant, Mrs. Bunn, Webb's County-terrace, Kent-
road, relict of the late Captain Bunn, of the Hon. East Ind's
Company's service.

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