The Sun.
London, England, 1808-10-10 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Thomas Darniin, of Teddington, Middlesex, maltster, from
Ott 8 to 29, at ten, at Guildhall.
Richari Thackery, of Burton Leonard, Yorkshire, flax.
dresser, from Sept. 27 to Noy. ts, at ten, at Guildhall,
London.

134NKRUP7'S,

Christian Schindler, of llartlett's-bui idings,Holhorn, London,
merchant, to surrender Zr, at two, 2,7., and Nov. Lg.
at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Musser, fled Lion-

square.
William Lawson, of Sunderland. near the. Sea, county of
Durham, sail-maker, Nov. 4,5, and ty, at eleven, at the
Bridge Inn. Bisholivrearrnouth.. Attornit.s, Mt. Elstob,
Catherine-court, Trinity-square, London ; or 11r. Laws,
' Sunderland.
.Hugh Jones, or Skinner-street, Holborn, London, cheesii:
monger, Oct. 15, 22. and Nov. t 9, at twelve, at Guild-
hall. . Attornieg, Messrs. Willett, Annesley, and Son;
Finsbury-square.
George Hall, of Queen-street, London, silk.manufaaurer,
25,.26, at nine, and Nov. t 9, at one, at Guildhall,
• Attoray; Mr. Coote, Austin friars;

DIVIDENDS.' .
N0v..25. William Wright, of the Borough High-street,
Southwark, Surrey, plumber, at ten, at Guildhall, Lou-
`don..

tt..31. Francis Tadinan, of Beverley, Yorkshire, scrivener,
at eleven, at the Tyyer inn, Beverley.
Nov. tz. Edward Biackmore, of Henrietta-street, Covent.
Garden, Middlesex, tailor. at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov. tz. Thomas Glover, of Kingston.upon- Thames, post-
master, at one, at Guildball„ London.
Nov. to. W Llllllln Atthorn, of Token- Muse-yard, Lai niton,
broker, at 'me. at Guildhall.
Oct zq. lames Crossley, of Halifax, Yorkshire, and of
King-street, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guild-
hall. •
Nov. 12. Mary Moore, late of Albemarle-street, St. Georv,'
Hanover-square, Nruchesex, tanq-dress-inaker, at one,
at Guildhall.
Nov. 12. William Hooton, of Knightsbridge, Middlesex,
euaclitilaker, at twelve, At Guildhall. •
Nov. iz. Samuel Lawton, of G rappels hal 1 , Cheshire, butcher,
at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
Dec. 7. Henry WilcoCk and John Wilcotk, of Manchester,
stiyinalters, at two., at Inc Star Ina, Manchester.
jan. 14 Wil halts Bulgin, of Bristol, printer, at twelve, at
the White Lion, Bristol.
Nov. 29. Samuel Pears, of Bread_street, London, ware-
isOuseinan and. fattor, John Watson, John Watson, jun..
I.' and I uscpli .Watson, of Preston, Lancashire, cotton-manu-
satin drs, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Nov. „/. ...James Bullock, -late. of Scot's-yard, Bush-lane,
Cannon-street, London, win,: and spirit-merchant, at one,

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at Coil:thin.
Ott. 29. Redmond. Barry, of Birmingliam,fiaor, at twelve,
at' the S wan Tavern, 13i rinint;hant. '
Oct. 3 lanies.,lehiwiLke, the elder, of Brighthelmstone,
S-ussex, shoemaker, at eleven, at the White Horse Inn,
r hnstprie,.
Nov. 12. lames late of Seaford, Sussex,-apotheeary,
ateleven, at•4uildh:lll, London.

Nov. 12. kuuert POole, or Prospea-place, St. George's-
fields, Surrey, linen-draper, at °tie, at Guildhall, Lou-
don.
tERTIFLCATIES.
cia. 29. Wiliam Green, late of Liverpool. cutler.

Andrev; Itter and 41ohir Wentworth-street,
Whitectwel, Nliddlesor, sugar-;efiner•
John I amen'uller, of Yoxtord, Sutibile, draper.
q's.9rg.t.liarttnger, the 3 ounger, of 13rixton Causeway, Lam-
beth., Surr&y; salesmrti.
ralUcis, now,'cr late of ilucclecote, Chutchdown,

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Gloucestershire. dealer.
I acolas, of C ollidge-street, Pcrtsea, county of South-
ampton, slopseller.

. Colonel RoßEttr Buasa, who distinguished him-
self at the I3attleof Vitniera, and in India, is the
eldest son of the late Rev. liongaT Bo;wit, icehow
of St, John's College, Cambridge, Reetor. of Booth.
by Gratibe, in the couhty of Lincoln, Whose wife waS
ELizAD.F.Tx; the daughter of the Rev. Thorns
MARSHALL, of the city of Peterborough, which
place claims the honour of his birth.
" The neighbourhood of Beverley has for sninq weeks
past been annoyed by a, monster : several women
hare been assaulted, and when their cries brought
men to- their assistance, he escaped their vigilance by
leaping over or through the hedges. On Monday last
'as the servant of J. Lockwood, Esq. was walking out,
with the children, she was assaulted in a lane, near
the town, about four o'clock in the afternoon; he
was seen by a person who -immediately • pursued
Itim, and, with the assistance oie or two more
‘,...h0 joined in the chase, he was taken, quite naked, ,
and had his face daubed over with dirt, to prevent
-being known.—He proves to be an apprfrntice to a
shoemaker Of that town, and is committed tti, take
his trial for the offence at the ensuing Sessions.

• An elderly Citizen, whose table abounded with
game of cVery description In the season, being asked
by a dashing genius, who squandered hundreds
every year in field sports, how tine d-1 he contrived
to be so well supplied, who never fired a shot, an-
swered very drily, " I send my guinea to market,
and that's cis sure as a gun.-