The Sun.
London, England, 1829-12-23 00:00:00

MARL LEBON E.

James Lynch, a young man, was charged yester-
day before Mr. URIFFITII, with embezzling IS/.
7s. 6d.

He admitted that be had squandered the money
away, and Mr. GRIFFITH committed him for trial.

LAMBETH-STREET.

Patrick Namara, who arrived on Monday
night from Dublin, in custody of Lea, the officer,
was placed at the bar on a charge of having robbed
Mrs. Silva of 1001.'s worth of property, arid Peter
Warburton of 351. in notes.

The prisoner was remanded.
A man named William Jones was brought before
Mr. HARDWICK, at this office, charged with having
stolen a cloak from the shop of Mr. Sharp, a clothier,
residing in High-street, Whitechapel.
The Magistrate committed the prisoner for three
months to the house of Correction.
An old man, accompanied by two of his daugh-
ters, applied to the Magistrate for advice under the
following circumstances :—His (laughter, he said,
resided in John-street, Limehouse—her husband
was a sailor, and in the East Indies at present.
She was taken ill of the small-pox about a fortnight
ago, and died last Thursday. He had made appli-
cation to the landlord of the house for permission to
see his daughter, and to bury her, and he refused
not only to let him see her, but to let him have any
of the property, or even to come into the house.
The Magistrate said it was ourious case, and

BIRTHS.
On the 20th inst. at Brixton, the wife of Mr. Edmund
Hodgson, of a (laughter, still-horn.
On the 19th inst. at the Grove, Sussex, the lady of
Capt. Dixie, R.N, of a daughter.
On the 214 inst. at Blackheath, Mrs. J. M. Whites
of a son.

On the 22d inst. the lady of R. 131agcles, Esq. of Albe-
marle-street, of a son.

MARRIED.

On the 22d ins'. at St. George's, Bloomsbary, W. 13'
Swift, Esq., of Queonborough, Kent, to Eliza, eldest
daughter of E. H. Deevignes, Esq., of Hunter-street,
Brunswick-square.
At Marylebone, Lieut.-Col. Craigie, of Ferry Bank, Fifes
t i Harriet, wid. w of Vie late Lient.-General Alseintyrel Of
the Bengal Artillery.
On the 1 4th inst. at Ardardan Hotta., Dumbartonshire,
G. S. Bruce, Esq. of London, to Margaret Alexander, third
daughter of the late C. Neilson, Esq.

DIED.
On the 20th inst. in Berkeley-square, General Lord
Charles Fitzroy, of NVicken, in Northamptonshire, second
sou of Augustus Henry Duke of Grafton, and Colonel of
the 4Sth Foot.

On the 29th ult. at Naplts, the Hon. Gerard Vanneckt
second sort of the late, and brother of the yresent Lord
Hu n ting field.
On the 20th inst. at Clapham, in her 30th year, CA'
roline, the wife of the Rev. Francis Goode, Chaplain in
the service of the Hon. East India Company in Bengal.
On the 21st inst. at Clapham, suddenly, Mr. Thomll9
Newberry, late of Fleet-street.
On the 18th inst. at Kensington, John Moberly, Eel'
in the 92d year of his age.
On the 18th inst. Charles, youngest sc,n of Wm. Barr,
Esq. Blackheath, Kent.
On the 15th inst. at Forest-place, near Nottingham,
aged 64, Mr. Charles Sutton, formerly proprietor of the
Not ;nqlioml?eview, which he was the founder of in 1818.
He was, through life, the undeviating supporter
great principles of civil and religious liberty, for the ad-
vocacy of which he suffered a year's imprisonment At
Northampton, in 1816 and 1817. of the

EAST INDIA.—DEATHS.
At Calcutta, June 11, Mrs. S. Dowling, wife of J•
Dowling, Esq., aged 16.
At Bangalore, April 9, W. H. Yarde, E q. 11th Regt•
Native Infantry, aged 23.
At Salem, May 7, Eliza, wife of the Rev. Henry
Crisp.
At Hyderabad, May 5, Eliza Jane, wife of Capt. I.
Campbell, and second daughter of Col P. Littlejohn, of
the Bengal army.
At Trinidad, Oct. 17, Philip Reinagle, Esq. aged 44.

PAINTED AND PIIBLIJiHF.D AT MURDO YOUNG,
71TE SUIT 019rTety 112, STS-AN , LIPM11•14.