The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-08 00:00:00

DIrIDENTS.

Isaac RC..,as.on,-I::teorfiCiaTmingtrees, Essex, baker, at
mven, at the im nue Hart tun, Colchester. .
vu.26. Arthur Haslarn, late of Westhoughton, L:ncashire,
-,,ookeeper, at ten, at the Volunteer, Bolton.
- 1 29. Peter Dubbieclemuts -Dyck, Arnold lohn
Gevers, Leuven, and W.ynand Adriaeti De Gruiter Vink;
late'of the Citcus,-Minories, mechants and co-partners, at
twelve, at Guildhall.
April 29. Arnold John Cevers Leuven, late of the Circus,
• Minories, merchant; at eleven; at Guildhall.
May Robert Roe and Christopher Moore, of, Bristol,
merchants and copartners, at twelve, at the White Lion
Inn, Broad-street, Bristol.
April 30. Middlehurst; ofl3olton-le-Moors,lancashire,
innkeeper, at eleven, at the Ship Inn, Bolton-le-Mobrs.
May to. -Thomas Simpson and Nottingham Simpson,- r'./
• Nathallerton, Yorkshire, grocers, at ten, at Guildhall,
London."
Maya. Robert Vickers, of Liverpool, merchants at ten, at
the Royal Hotel, in Lord-street, Liverpool.
April 23. John Tunnicliff and Moses Tunnicliff, late oti
Macclesfield, ha the County of Chester, button and twist
manufadurers, at eleven, at the Old Angel Inn, in Mac-
- ciesfield.'
May to. Thomas Hutehon, of Coleman-street, London,
.•'merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
' CERTIFICATES. .
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April z 6. lames Blase Jones, of New_ Bond-street Middle-
sex, . /
truiterer.
john Price and Inseph Scollick,.nf Manchester, cotton-Spin-
ners and ce-partnets. ' '
Levi Samuel Linging and William Henry' Linging, of Green-
. Lettuce-lane, LOndon, merchants and-co. partners.'
Matthew Pringle, now or late of Walworth, Surrey, flour.:
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• faCtor." ' . - - - .- - - • l
John Itansoine, of Little Walsingham, Norfolk, shopkeeper.
John Martindale, (.2f New Bond-street, wine-merchant.
William Milburn and I olin Mills Copeman, of Boiv-Church-
. yard, London, warehousemen and merchants. ~

WESTERN CIRCUIT.

ItoWE 31. I..VscoM3r.:

A case of considerable importance was tried at
Launceston,' in CortiWall, before Judge La. BLANC, •
on -the 25th of March, I. 806.• The Plaintiff is a
merchant of Tor-point, in_ the County of Cornwall ;.
the' Defe'ndant is the eldest son of Mr. Matthew
Luscoinhe; 'merchant, of
_Stone-house, 'near Ply:
mouth,late Contraaors for supplying His Majesty's
Navy with black varnish, &c. The anion was
brought to recover the sum of 1481. from the De-,
fendant, Which he borrowed when at the age.of from
18 •to 20 years, w:th. a promise of payment from
money to be received, when at the,age of 21 years,
left NM by his late grandfather Mr. Edmund Saun-
ders, of Plyinbuth ; but from the Plaintiff entering
into tho.saine line of business which the Defendant's
father is carrying on, a dispute and disagreement
arose between the Plaintiff and Defendant, off which
the latter refused payment. But after some time,
the -Defendant sent his clerk, after heingof age, to
offer the Plaintiff 301. which was fefused, and an
answo-Bent,- that nothing but the full amount, Nith
interest, would be taken ; upon this offer the 'action
was brought by the .Plaintiff. The plea put ip by
the'DefendAnt ..was ton-age when the money was'
biorrusked, and it came out in evidence, that the 301.
was offered in order to stop proceedings. The
Plaintiff was-Upon this principle non-suited ; ,but he
intends to movefor a new trial, in order to prove
Whether the Defendant's father is° not liable.