The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-21 00:00:00

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lohn Fielding and William Walker, 'vite .of. Nicholas-l: ne,
Liendon, ship and insura&e-brokers and co--partncrs, suy-
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render I uly 22, Au4,ist z; and 3;0, o-a ten, at Gullditall.
Attorney,
,Mr. lxiarrand. Castle court, Budge-row.
Barker Chitlney late ot Ltverpool, and of. King-street, Co-
vemt-c;arden, %licitilcsex, patent soap-tnanuttorer, to surj
render July 26, August 2.; and 30, at ten,- at Guildii,dl.

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Attornies, Messrs: Blae and. klin..ae... EsseX-street, Strand.
Thomas !)e.lap, of Bart n-u poll- Hu 111 '. er, Lincolushiro, shop
keeper, to surrender August 7, ,:t one; ',`, .at tot; anti 3,,
at two, at the George Hut, liart,!n-upon,ltuniller. At-

tornies, Messrs. Marris and Brown, Liarton upon-Hum-
ber.
Thomas Massey, of Manchester, eott\ln 'and twist-dealer,
to sum nder August t i, 12,-and 30, at eleven, at the Co4li
and Horses, Manchester. ttorno;s, Messrs. Foulkes :Ind

Manchester or Messrs. Foulkes and
ray's-1 on, London.
`lsaac Newton, of Manchester, cotton inanufaa, r?r, to stir-
render • August t t, 12, and 3c, at tiir;:t., at the W,ute Lion
Arlandiester. Atiorbies, Mr. R,ilph llts, Cursit4r:
street .; or Mr. Robert Wife, Mancheater,
Thomas ‘V6tlake, of lilytii,uth-DoCk, draper, to surrender
July z 6, at ten; 29, ;trict August 30, at rluveim, .at Gilitth

Low.on. Attorney, Mr. Laton, 13,rentit-Jane.,
Henry Shepard, late 91 .ge, initt,ir7rner-
Ciaant, to surrender july 2z,, 29, at one, anti August 3,, at.
ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, M.! ,r 3
Son, and Holtaway, Southanipton-buildiu6s, Chancery_
lane,. London ; or Mr. Sharp, Cambridge.
1/11)ENDS

Auglist 22. {slues Graham, late of Mildenh.4ll, anti since of
Stoke next Nayland, Sutflik, hair-merchant, at e;eVC4I
. -the, Hell' lnn,
August tz. George Ormrod, of Manchester, dyer, at eleven,
at the Dog TaVerp,-Deanbgate, Manchester. ,
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August 9. John Whisley Ayres, of liadleigh, SuMIT:, shop-
keeper.
Thomas Charlton, pt Eccles, Lancashire, innkeeper.
William Thomson; late of Throt;morton-street, London,
stock-broker.
,William M.ison, now orlate of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire,
plumb .t
George Sheldon, late of Manchester, dealer in cotton twist.
William Rawsthorn, of Sharpies, Lancabhire,. dealer in

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cattle.
Edward Sims, of Du!slcy, Gloucestershire., corn•non.brewer.
Henry Va ,ghan-and 'lticnard Vaughan, of Livecpuol, grocers
and co-p.rtnerc

A Manuscript, dug out of Herculaneum; has late-
ly ly'en unrolled, and foUnd to..bethe fragment of a
Latin Poem in Hexameters, containing nearly 70.
verses. . They relate .to the battle of 6.-.tiana, and, it
is. supposed, to the death of,CLEotwrtiA'. The Ma-
nuscript is written in" uncial )(,..tters, and is expected
to prove the Poem Of VARIUS,AIIe icriella 012 1-1.0 RACE
and - ' '
It is a curious, fait- not generally known, that the
Tomb of QUEEN CATHERINE PARR :was lately,o_pek-
ed, and the body and feet found as perteaand beart-
titial as.on the day she died. • It appeared.i<• the
body had been embalm.edand coaled with wax, and
several men of science are, now engaged inn-discover--
in-t' the,eXaeinature of the preparation.
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A'curious ancient Mainiscript is now in the, pew-
session of the Rev;Mr:MH.:Nna,wheseexistenceand
history- have been traced to th-etintc.lo(4.(•:l7l-I.B7ERT,
of Durham,: who died in the. tith century ; conse-
quently it must be more than i2oo,,years old. , The
existence of this Manuscript, add :tile partienlars,:of
the funeral of ST.. CUTHEE are contained iu ado •
cument in the archives of the Antiquarian Society,
in which the secret r6,4ative to. his incerru:-.nt. said.
to be entrusted to three Friars, at the deAth Of one
of whom, it is•to be entrusted to another, and thus
transmitted to the latest posterity, but is always to
be known only by Three Friars. The Roman (Ala-
raaers of the above Manuscript are all in capital let-
ters.

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In the Bissauk Island, .on the Western Coast of
Africa, the succession to the Throne is regulAted in,
the following extraordinary.manner :—Four of the
strongest Noblemen carry the body of the deceased
King to the grave, on reachig which they toss„ the
bier in .the air, and thus propel the. body. several
times, till at last they let it fall on the grandees, who
have prostrated themselves on the earth, and-"the
person on Whom the royal body. rests, is itpme-
diktely proclaimed From the. arrangements,
‘.7 hoever,• that ere made, the election cannot fall
lipon'any but a MeMber of the Royal FaMily; that
is, one of the sons, brothers, or nephews of the dei=
ceased. The successful candidate is inftediately
proclaimed, 'and.,has. the diadem encircled on his
royal bifow, which is' two folds of rope twisted round
his forehead:" '

On Monday an Inquisition was-taken before the
Coroner of Great Yarmouth, on the bodies of two
young women, and the verdia was—Found Drow4ed.
The circumstances attending their death were must
extraordinary: They had determined.on committing
the fash n un the night of tile preceding' Saturday,
when one,of thorn, about nine o'clock, went to her
room and burnt_ her letters. On Sunday Morning
they Went to the beach; tied themselves together by
the wrists with ribbons, and walked, deliberately into
the sea. They were.married Women,- and a quarrel
with their' husbands (privates. in the Shropshire .L Mi
litia), is supposed to have been the cause of their
putting an end to their lives.
Saturday a Coroner's Inquest was held at the
Half-way-house; on the Commercial Road, on the
body.of J.. Rutherford, belonging to the ship Hurl-
ley, of North Shields, who fell from the main chains
into the Pool, by which he was drowned. Verdict,
'" Died by Drowning."
An Inquest was also held- at the same. house ,on
the body.of J, Maynard, who was found droWned in
a gravel-pit in Stepney-fields, in which he precipi
tated himself with a view to bathe.—Verdict',
" Accidental Death."

On Friday,_ as of. IVVecross-street,
and another Geptlem:n were angling in the river
Lea, near Hackney, t::ey perceived a smart young
woman walking acrcss a .field at' some distance from
them, and thiow he'rself into the,watee. By
,great
exeitions they prevented her from drowning but
she refused to disclose her name, and lamented. that
'She had not executed her rash design. It was after-
wards discovered that she was the daughter of a re-
speelable tradesman in. Bishopsptc-street.

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