The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-28 00:00:00

or Messta. COOper and Dowt, toitthatiipteni-buildings,
London.

john Percy, of Liverpool, block-maker, to surrender AuguSt
27, zB, and Sept. 6, , at eleven, at the Globe. Taverns
Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Pary and Thompson, Fen:
wick'-street, Liverpool
John Harding, of Abitigddi, Beikshire, bookseller and sta•i
tioner; to surrender Au ,ast 5,9, and Sept. 6, at eleven, at
the. Crown and Tinstie, Abingdon. Attorniek, Mr. Moor-
land, Abingdon ; or Messrs. Blagrave and Walter, Sy-
Mond's-liin,-London.

Willlain Stear, bf Margate, -Kent, linen draper, to surrender
'August and. Sept. at ten, at Gtildhall. London.
Attornies, _Messrs. 13e11 and Brodrick, Bow-lane, Cheap..
side. • •

Thomas Smith, 'of Margaret-street, Cavendish square, Mid.
diesex, hardvrareman and j ipanner, to surrender July, 29,
August ta, and Sept. 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Surman, Golden-square.
DIVIDEND.

August 19. Golden Lee Gibson, of Colchester, Essek, tailot'
and draper, at ten, at the Griffin Inn, Colchester.
August t 6. George Byrne, of Exeter.street, St. Luke, Chela
sea. Middlesex, hat-maker, at ten, at Guildhall.
August 23.. Robert Hall, of Upper Tluunes-treet, London*,
n}erchant, at ten, at G
August z 6. Richard Bc.yi, of Worcester, patten-maker, at
ten, at the Angel Inn, Sic:bury. Worcester.
August t 6.. . George Easterby and William Macfarlane, of
Canada Wharf; 'Rotherhitne, Surrey, merchants %and co:.

partners, at ten, at Guildhalf‘tond6n.
August,2s. Elizabeth Btetteti, of Birmingham, hosier, at
twelve,, at ;he Swan Tavern, Bull. street, Birmingham.
August 16. George Scougall, late of St. Petersburgh, Russia,
but now of Blackheath, Kent, merchant, at twelve, at
Guildhall, London.
'August'zt. ThOmas Main, of Brook-street, St. Pancras,
Middlesex, stone-MASOII at.twelye, at Guildhall.
August 16. Fiederick driifitlis, of Threadneedle-street,
London, apothecary, at ten, at Guildhall.
August 25. klui 'ones of ?lereford, plumber and glazier, at
eleven, at the Pack-horse Inn, Worcester.
August 25. Edmund Larkins, of Shollord, Bedfordshire, shop..
keeper, at twelve, at the George 1 nn, Potton, Bedfordshire,
August 19. George White, of Whitechapel-road, Middlesex,,
•grocer, at ten, at Guildhall.
August 23. Stephen P rice, of Northumberland-street, Strand,
Middlesex, money-scrivener, at eleven, at GuiLdhall.
• • CERTIFICATES.
August 16. Joseph Lewis Davies, of Bristol, trader.
Thomas Thurgood, of Welwyn, Hertfordshire, shopkeepet. '
Robert Mart, of Lancaster, merchant.
.

Samuel Rondell, late of VI/st Teignmouth, Devonshire.

ATTEMTTS AT SUICIDE.--Besides the numerous
attempts at self-destrualion in the Serpentine River;
no less than. four females have, within the last fort-
night, , plunged into the Thames, from the railing
opposite to, Lambeth Palace, but all of them 'have
been rescued. On Frlday night a young. woman
was perceived by some tiserrnen to throw herself
.over ; and
.on• repairing to her assistance, they-found
her nearly suffocated in the mud. On restoring-her
to her senses, she gave them her address at a.Gen-
tlemaris house in Westminster`; but on conveying
her thither in a coach, -admittance was refused, as. it
appeared she NAra s' discarded wife who received:a.
sepaiate 'maintenance. She was then taken care of.
by the Parish Officersiand yesterday she was claimed'
1?y some private friends.
•
. Yesterday evenhig a 11.111 having a quarrel with
his-wife., who was iii the same boat, threw himself
oVer-board, off Milbank. • It was more than half an
• hour before. the -bpdy- was dragged up : the irital
spark, we understand, N.'as then completely extarir
guished. •

A writer of crneatlnow'tedge and'exTerience
ob-
serves, th " at af. the spring and fall -of tilt:leaf, the
mortality is generally greater than -in. the other sea-
sons of tie year," vd'with great truth ; but many
are also sent to their long home by early indiscre-
tions, whica.Materially afKe them at these sersons,
either from,injudicious treatment, or by not having
recourse in 'due time to Medicine. It is, however,
a pleasing 'consolation to the affliaed, to reflect that
a Medicine of the first charaa;..r is now extant,
.and
which, if applied, will effe&ually relieve them and
restore them again to the blissful 'enjoyment of
health and happineSS.. This Medicine is the cordial
Balm of Gilead, which has cured,thousands in the
last stage of a Consumption, brought on by this de-
.struaive habit, and the proprietor, Dr. SoLolvioNT, of
Liverpool, is rendering the rising generation a ser-
vice of the first magnitude.

SHIP NE/ S.

GR.AVESEND, JULY 25.

Passed by—the Ellord, —, from Greenland ; Eagle,
Barker, from Parnan ; Benjamin and Mary, Eagietruth.
George, Thompson, 'and Symmetry, Dawson, from Nor-
, way ; Orb, Hill, front Copenhagen ; Rambler, Harrison,
and Triton, Robs, from Stockholm; Pootground,
from Norway ; Equity, Piltey, and Pilgrim, Callander, from
St. Petersbdigh ; Hope, Blacker, and Louisa Ann,
from Stockholm ; Merriantlic, Norberg, from Wyburgh-;
Atalanta, Brown, Venus, Burke, lane, Misell, February,
kramsley„ and Mary, Alm, from Darazic ; HofFnung, Hei-
land, from Hambro'; Adventure, lohnsont from Poppen-
44rgh ; Vrow S insgisima, from '1 onningen; Zee_
lust,
.Curry, and Young erne; laps, from Vareil. _
_

Sailed—thc Duke of Kent, , Kobinaon, for the Cape of
Good }lope; Nlercurius, Nleruler, and Drie Gebroders, —,
for Hambroi.

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Lately,• the Lady of Crawford Davison, Esq. of a Son.
Oti Saturday-Cie igth in§e. at.Mile-End, near Cokhester,
the Lady of the Rev. Willhirn Ward, of a Diiughter.

• MARRIED,
Yesterday, at St. lohn's, Hackney, James Ludlam, Esq.
of Hoinerton, •to Miss 'Lyley, of Nobe.st:reet.
Lately, in llubkin, by special William Marriott,
Esq. of this City, to Miss Mary 'Ann Keene, eldest (laugh-
ter of tlrth. Keene, Esq. of Charleßiont-stieet.

DIAD

On the sth inst. 42 Coburg, Prince Lewis Charles Frede.
.ric of Sa,,e CoLkurg, trroilier of the reigning Duke, of that
name, and Lieutenant-,General in-the service of the Emperor
of Austria. The cause.or his death was an inflammation of
the.luik.;s. he was in -11:s 53d year.
Lately, at liri&htliellastwie, wliere. lie had been for the
benefit of his heafth only three tl:frys, :iged's2, William Pen..-
my man,. Esq. of Little konton, ite.ar Grauttram. -
oh Eriday se'nnight, at Onititle, aged, 87 years, William:
Walco,t, M. D.. who acted for many years as a Ma strafe
ancLlleputy Lieutenant tur Northamptonshire.
On Saturday last, the infant daughter of Anthony B. St.
Leger,. Esq. at his house in nintague7square.-
Late,lv, h. the EaSt ludies, Lieutenant- Edwin Lott, of the
r6th Native' Irrantry, 11,1„ArasEstablishment, second -.tm
of Mr.' Lott, or Exeter, aged 23 years. . _

- Ou Thur;day. last, IT.dware. IclatrilAe,pf the Royal
Navy. at his apartments,'Little Stanhope-street, May-Fair.

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I3ank Stock,
Navy spei Ct. 94!
slier Cent. 1797,
Irish 5 per Cent..
4 per Lent: 81 4
3 per Cent. Rect. 6i K
3 per ;:.t; Con. 6zi 61 -g 624 i
Bank L. Atkon. 17
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