The Sun.
London, England, 1820-02-21 00:00:00

Lord Chamberlain's-Office, Feb. IS.

BANKRUPTS. • ,
M. Haffner, Cannon-street, St. George's.catpenter, to StIL
render March 4, 11, April I, at Guildhall. Sulicitur,-:6'.
West, Red Lion-street, Wapping. _
B. L. Lecand, Great Prescott-stteet, Goodman's-fields,
ver and gilder, Feb. 92, March 4, April 1, -at Guildhall.
licitor, Mr. Sheffield, Great Prescott-street, Gooduran's-fiel'''.
J. Taylor, M Ireton-in-Marsh, Gloncestershire, wine•loer:
chant, March 3,4,• at the Royal Hotel, Cheltenham, APral
at the King's Head-inn, Gloucester. Solicitors, Alesse
Son and Housman, New Bridge-street.
T. Shuttleworth, Ipswich, Suffolk, linen•draper, Mardi f'
7, April I, at the Great White Horse-inn, Ipswich. s
So.,Licr.
tors, Messrs. Stocker, Dawson, and Herritigham, New 41"--
well-court.
J. Shaw, Mieldelturst, Cheshire, clothier, Feb, 29, March fr.
April I, at the Rose arid Crown-inn, Huddersfield.. siJiiciwri
Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane.
C. Beckwith, Preston, draper, Mardi 8,9, April 1,. at tbg•
White Horse-inn,'Preston. Solicitor, Mr. Shaw, Ely-1,13'1'
Holborn.
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W. Jones, jun.,.Burscoug,b, Lancashire, innkeeper. NI3IT •
7,8, April 1, at the Eagle•and Child itin Wigan, Lancashir‘'
crlicitur, Mr. Gaskell, Wigan.
R. Chapman, Beecles, SOffalk, iron-fotinder, March 2,'l'
April I, at the White Lion-inn, Beecle.e. Solicitor, Mr.111.0,131;--
ley, Holborn-court, Gray's-inn.. -
C. Wilkinson, Wormwood-street, tea-dealer, Feb. 261
MarchMarch4, April I, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Wileic, _,_

Williams, Crowland, Lincolnshire, grocer, March 9, 19'
April .1, at the Angel Inn, Peterhortigh. Soli-citors,l%tels,*
Bleniridge,s and Barnes, Dyer's Buil:lings, 'Holborn.
%V. Tinson, Christchurch, Southampton, Fl'b'
25, 26, April 1, at the George Inn, Christchurch. Solicitor.
Mr. Dean, Guildford-street.

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Sperrin, 'lhornbury, Gloucestershire; tallow-chandkr•
Feb. '25, March 4; April r, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol,
Solicitors, Messrs. Lambert and Son, Bedford-row.
I. Brook, Huddersfield, tanner, Feb. 29, Marchsl, April 12
at the George Inn Huddersfield. Solicitors, Messrs. Clarlas
Richards, and 11Ie:lcalf, C'hancery-lane.
G. Dann, Linton, Kent, butcher, Feb. 29, Marc!, 7, API.-
1, at Guildhall. Solicilorc, Ales.srs. Egan and Wate:.ruarit
Essex-street, Strand.
'J. Knight, Fore-street, cher:semi:lnger, Feb: V., Mardi 71
April I, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Oriel and Lcarlort
Finch-lane.

1). Dyball, WlAte-lioise-tarerti Fetter lane, tart,rn-lieeper.
March 4, tB, Aril 1, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Arundel!,
Furnirars-inn, Holborn.

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N6rris, tionisey, Soiltharopton, miler-merchant,. Mat'
7,8, April l, at the White-nurse-imt„ltonisey. SJlici or, Mr".
Gilbank, Cole toan-st rret,

A. Simpson, St. Swithin's lane, merchant, Feb. 22, March,
4, April 1, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Paterson 406
Peile, Old Broad-street.

(Dividends, &c. 'ro-inorrow.)

SEIZUKR OF RADICAL.COFFEE.-_Ol
' morning Mr. adhy, Watling, and several taller
persons, venders of Mr. Hunt's Radical Coffre,.
were visited by the Officers of Excise, and coml~
derablequantifi,•s wereseized-andludged in thestof
Of the office in Broad-street ; e singular trick ek'o
played upon the Excise people, nu then applicA"
lion at the shop of Ccirlile, in Fleet-street,
for the same purpose ; it seems that a tressetiget
had been dispatched, apprisjog: Mrs. Carlife
the probability of a similar'attention being gi'eu
to her stock of this imitative article, when slie
caused a sack to be nearly filled with ashes sod
other dirt, with a small quantity of the delturillent
article at the top f shortly after the office's av!•
rived, anti actually seized
.the sack ,and i,s cow
tents, and conveyed it to the grand store iu Broad"
street, where it now remains. Several who. per.-
-sons have been also proceeded against, and rice
legaiity of selling tbe•powder and also the herb
tea Will be shortly decided upon.—(Morning aro'

On Monday night a young woman, named AV(
SC.HOLEFIBLD, who resided with her father
Silverstreet-bead, put a period to her existence bf
swallowing a quantity of arsenic. The 'cause of
this rash act, is said to he a disappuintment
mturiage with a young man to whom she •haa
been betrothed, and who was married to another
'(in the morning of MOnday.—(Shejfield Mercury.)
The remains of.' the late Mrs. Flaxman, (he
Lady of John,Fla,xman, Esq, R. A., and Lecturer
on Sculpture to the Royal Academy, who died
suddenly last week, were interred on Tuesd,ty.--7•
Mrs. Flaxman was an excellent Greek scholar,
and her taste in the Fine Arts was of a .superior
description. To her knowledge of composition,,
the Processor was often,intebted for much of Asa
admired classical-beam ies'of his groups.

• BIRTH.
At Gibraltar, -on the tsth January, the Lady of, M ijor
Thoinas.Fyers, Royal Engineers, of a-son: •
On the 18tth inst., in 'Great 'Marlborough-street, Mrs. Abra-
han, of a son.
On the -19th inst., at Camberwell, the Lady of Captain Sir
G. M. Keith, Hatt.,_of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On. the 19th inst., at Lewisham church, John NVen.ls-
horde, only soil of John ljattshorne, Esq., of'131:1( hc,,t!,,,
10
Caroline, eld,st daughter of Benjamin Newton, L.q. ot dip
same place.

DIED.
On Friday last, at' his residence, in the Royal Hospital
Chelsea, after a very short ilhie*s, and at a very advanced
age, General the Right Hon. Sir David Duntlas,G.C.l/. G4l-
- of ilia Royal Military, Hospital, Chelsea, Colonel of
the Ist, or King's Dragoon Guards, and Colonel-iii•Chiq (0
the Rifle Brigade, &c. &c., much lamented by his family and
friends.
Tuesday, at Dublin. aged GS, Leonard Macnally„ Esq. of
the. Irish Bar. Heltecanie seriously indisposed on Saturday
sennight ; his malady increased, and baffled all medical skiils
until it terminated in his death, about tin ce o'clock in -the
• afternoon of the above day. lie was a Lawyer of great enii-
71CUCC; his genius as a. writer is well knoWn ; be was the
author of several Dramatic Works, most of which were
suc-
cessfo I. • •

On Friday evening last, at the house of her father-in-law,
•Sir Watben Waller, Bart., aged 28 years, the Ho.ottratilt
Marianne Curzon, only daughter of the Right Honourable
the Baroness Howe.
On the lab inst., at her house in Curzon-street, May-fair,
the night Hon. Lady Mary Henrietta Elskine, sister to The
Earl of Ross
-Late on Friday night last, of a paralytic .stroke,
Brand, Esq. at his house in Soho-square. Tuesday, at the Grove, near Worcester, Mrs. Tynthe, wife
of Mr. Tymbs, many years Proprietor of the Worcester
nal.

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from the LONDON GAZETTE.of Feb. 19,1829'

[This Gazette contains an Order in Council, directing tb
Archbishop of Canterbury to " prepare a Form of, Pral4l;.
and Thanksgiving to Almighty God for his Majesty's 11.4.0.1
veil from his late dangerous Sickness."—And also an arier',-
enjoining the Ministers of the Established Churehaa tlae
Episcopal Communion in Scotland, to offer up praY,ol4"..
thanksgivings for his Majesty's recovery.) •

The Lord Chamberlain of his 1114jesty's Household leas
pointed the Hon. Edward Bouverie one of the Gentleme°
his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Chamber inOrdinarP