The Sun.
London, England, 1818-11-30 00:00:00

DM VENDS.

. Dec. 19, W. Holt, 'Marsden, Lancashire, cotton-spinner—
Dec.l9, W. Garth, Ballgrove, Lancashire, cotton-spinner—
Dec. 2.2, N. Dancey, Bristol,' linen-draper—Dec. 23; .1. H.
Stringer, Canterbury, woollen-draper—Dec. 28, S. Price,
' Eardialey, Herefordshire, shopkeeper—Dec. 19, D. Walker,
Holborn, bookseller—Dec. 19. J. Bentley and J. BCCH, Corn-
billovatelimakers—Dee. 30, E. Treharne,Whitehr,ll, Carmar-
thenshire, dealer--Dee. 22, It Meaeock; Liverpool, ship-chan-
dler—Jan. 5, J. R. Oliver, Blackheath, marirer—Dec.lo, H.
Dalrymple, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, cabinet-soaker—
Dec. 19, N. Wood, Chichester,- Sussex, linen-drapel----,Dec.
22, T. Wdmes, Kersham, Surrey, nurseryman—Dec. 19, F.
Devereux and M. Lambert, Brabant-court, Philpot-lane,
merchants—Dee. 19, N. Stanley, Wood-street, Cheapside,
scalemaker—Dec. 19, T. Ethell, Birmingham', upholder—
Dec. 19, W. Oldroyd, Blackman-street, 'Borough, book-
seller—Dec. 21, B: Ilinyon, jun, and G. Inglis, Manchester,
warehousemen—Dec. 21, W. Holds.w.orth; Bradfor4 and J.
Holdsworth, Morley, Yorkshire, watchmakers—Dec. 28, W.
Olorenshaw,,Leamington-Priors;:Warwiekshire, booksellcr—
Jan. 18, C. T. Baker, Marlborough, linen-draper—Dec. 22,
P. Hooper, and T. Bedford, • Bartholomew-place, Bartholo-
mew-close, timber-merchant-7 Dec. t 9, H. Bourne, St.
James's-street, Westminster, silk-mercer—Dec. 19, A. Wil-
kinson and G. 'Cook, Walbrook, merchants.
CERTIFICATES—DEc. 19.
W. Hadden, Cleiiient's-lane, Lombard-street, tea dealer—
s. Levy, Mansel-street, Goodman's-fields, tailor—W.Smart,
Bradford, Wiltshire, clothier—J. Waterworth, Manchester,
horse-dealer—H. Itudkin and T. Johnson, Great Coggeshall,
Essex, worsted-manufacturers-3, Breese, Caerswys, Mont-
gomeryshire, grocer—F. Ridding, Birmingham, tanner—T.
_Wright, • Leicester, victualler-34 Pugh, 'Pyre y focl4. Meri-
onethshire, fartuer—j. J. Tilley, Hampstead, music-seller--
W. Grisenthwaite, South Lynn, Norfolk, druggist—W: Whit-
by, Clement's-lane, drug-broker.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
W. Killbe and T.. Marks, Rochford, Essex, wine and brandy
merchants—G. Wilding and J. Thompson, Preston, corn-
dealers—W. N. Marsden, A. Gordon, and J. Johnson, Sal-
ford, brewers—E. and R.•Welclnnan, Brackley, Noirthamp-
tonshire, tanners—J. Outtram and J. Cook, ,Godalming,
shopkeepers—S. and J. Gardner, Stroud, millwrights—B
Emerson, T. Milner, and M. Dunn, Ryton,. Durham, steel-
manufacturers—G. Creed, Heme!-Hempsted, and J. H. Rum-
ball, St. Alban's, surveyors—R.W. and J.Mokon, and J. Frost,
Kingston-upon-Hull, rope-makers—W. Prideaux, T.Bentall,
anti G. Farwell, 'Totnes, bankers—J. Butler, jun: and W.
Greenslade, Bristol, brushatakers—H. Smith .and T. Price,
Tot hill-street, Westminster, linen-drapers—G. Lackencley
and W. Harrison, Parson's-street, Wellclose-square, sugar-
refiners—R. Cripps and J. French, Bristol, watch-makers--
J. C. Agnis, J. Piggot, and Z. It. Webb, Langford anti Hey-
bridge, Essex—J. Benson and W. Beckitt, Thorne and Don-
caster, attornies--41. Cotton and J. Campbell, Bank of Eng-
land, stock-brokers—R. Brown and G. H. Harris,,Botolph-
lane, wholesale ironutongers--4. Simons and W. Past; Cur-
tain-road,. dyers.

The Lentriciti Papers received this it: riling
contain the unwelcome, but not' nnexpedt d :n-
-tofmation, that her •Majesty_paid the inevitable
debt to nature -at one o'clock on Tuesday after-
noon. The tedious anti excruciating oat ore of
-he complaint under :which -she laboured, retider-i
ed the last months of. her life so miserable, thatt;:
she must have felt the change. which removedl
her from -her'seene of suffering, rather as
.a Itles4l
sing 'than an affliction. "Pions :and, •exenrplaryl
in life, the prospects of futurity could ,not be tee
garded by her as appalling ; her last motnents
must have been cheered by the consolatory re--
dection that her life had been •a pattern of virtue
to her kingdoth—that her example bad feuded to
purify the morals of the tipper classes, an-d thence
of, till classes of society—and that calumny, eager
indefatigablearrtl as it is in discovering-the vices
of those in high station-, never dared to betatiVe
the slightest aspersion. on her, Character. She
died full of years and honoor.; the
•Queen_of a •
great and attached ieoPle, the beloved Anther of
a numerous Family.
_The devotion' olthat Fa-
mily must have deeply gratified the expirinkQueen,
and it affords a strong proof, not more of their
filial duty, than of her arniable, and conciliating
disposition, that she retained to .the last moment
of her life so firm a hold on the affections of her
children. Her death has occurred in an attapi-
dons time. She had see') her native country 1.
freed from the iron grasp of an usurper ; her •
Noble Family restored to their lawful. honours ;
the country of her adoption proudly triumphant
in every quarter of the world, and an universal' -
and-honourable peace succeeding to a tremendous
war. Like her Royal Husband, She had lived
down:any unpopularity which might have fallen
to het' lot dying, the universal attack ott all that
wai venerable 'and dignified, and she has ti.oiv de-
parted in full possession of the respect and admi-
ration' of all parties. In common with the rest
of mankind she was visited by afflictions, froth,
Which not even the most exalted is Tree ; her
latter days were passed in pain, and lie with Whom
her joys and sorrows were so long 4hared,' was, by
the inscrutable decrees of PiOvidence, removed
from her society. These irere, we rrust, brit trials:
aineepare her for the presence of Hitn, at whose
tight hand are joys for evermore.'
Her property ins as yet unknown, but we
have no doubt that .the current .statements are
exaggerated. Sift was ' chatitahle to the, poor, ,
and dignified and . liberal to her• family,.aud many
learned and pious men Jamong.them the cele-
brated Dr. Blair, who received front her a hand-
some pension) were sharers of her bounty."