The Sun.
London, England, 1808-03-09 00:00:00

BANKRUPT'S,

Richard Thomason, lite of Staining, Lancashire, corn-dealer,
to Kurrencier March 31. April 1, and 19, -at eleVen, at the
George Inn. Preston. ,Attornies, Mr. • Startifant, Preston;
or Messrs, Barrette, Gray's-Inn, London.
John Hollyer, of Coventry, ribbon-manufarattrer, March
23, at five, 24; and April 19, at ten, at the White Bear
Inn, Coventry. Attornies, Messrs, Kinderley, Long, and
Ince, Gray's.-Inti, London ; or Mr.. lames Troughton,
Coventry.
Richard Holroyd, now or late of Sowerby., Yorks ire, wool-
len-manufacturer, March 24, at relit, at, and April A9.-at
ten, at the Union Cross Inn, Halifax. Attornies, Mr.
Wiglesworth, Gray's-Inn, London ; or Messrs. Wigles-
worth and Thompson. -Halifax.
Thomas-Robinson, of Manchester, innkeeper,. March 21, 29,
at four. and April 59, at eleven, at the. Bridgewater Arms,
- Manchester. A ttoniies, Mr. uai, Temple, London; or. -
Mr. Law, Manchester.
Edward Eardley, of',Exeter, dealer in • glass, china, and.
earthenware, March 1.1, i 9, and April 19, at eleven, at the'
Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attornies. Mr. Turner, Exeter t:
or Messrs. Williams and BroOks, New-square, Lincoln's- .
__inn, London. • • •

Thomas Ishmael Watkis, of Salford. i.ancashire, cotttin-,
- merchant, March to, 30, ana April 1,9, at quer,. at the,
Palace Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Alr. lieslOp. 'Man-
chester ; or Messrs. J.- and IL Will!s, Warnfo.d.cOurt;
_ London, .

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fames Holden the elder, anti aines„H olden the younger, of
Salford,. Lancashire, dyers, March 14: 3a, and April 19, at
four, at • the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr.
Heslop, Manchester ; or Messrs: I. and.R. Willis, Warn-
, ford•coort, London..
.john Ridley, of Manchester, tailor, April 4.6, and t 9, at three,.
at: the White Lion Inn, Manchester. Arthritics, Mr. Ellis,
Cursitor.street, London; or Mr. Robert Milne, Man-,
chesrer.

Richard 1)) cr, of
.Bath, corn-faaor, March ij 25, and April'
119 v at clet.en, at the Christopher Inn and Tavern, Bath.
.Attornies,,Messrs. Shephard and Adlington, l3edlord.row,
London ; or Mr, Sheppard, Bath..
Richard Hamlin, ofTottenham-court-road, Middlesex, vic-
tualler, March 19, 22, and April 19, .at twelve, at
i uild-
Attornies Messrs. Hutchinson and EIVITIOtt,
Brewers'-Flall, Addle.street.,
George Duffield, of York-buildings, • Bermondsey.New-
' road, Surrey, wool-carder, March 19, 22, and April 19, at
one..at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Cross, King:
street, Southwark. •
Thomas Reed, ot'Bishopsgate.street; LOndon,cheesenfmger,
March 12, a 6, and April 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Burt, lohn-street, Crutehed-friars.
lames Seaward, late of Union-place,, Kent road, Surrey,
builder, March 'u, 22, and. April 19, :it twelve, at Guild.
hall, London. Attoinics, Mest4s. Alcock, Boswell, and
Corner, York-street, Southwark.
Ralph Cooper Green, late Of Lincoln's-Inn, money-scri.
vener, March 15, at ten, April '2, at. eleven, and 19, at
ten, at Guildhall. Attorneyi Mr. Dawes, Atigel-court,
Throgmor ton-st Feet. , • •
DI 'ID EIVDS.

March aS. Richard FarrioiWonrton. Iferefordshire, timi
ber.merchant, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, litre.
ford.
April IS. John Coward, of Ulversron, Lancashire, iron.
• monger,' at eleven, at the (erningham Arms, • Shiffno I;
Salop.. •
March aS. Robert Roberts, of Liverpool, merchant, at ele.•
vin, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
May 3. William Smith, late of Resemary-lane, Middlesex,
cbeesemcnger, at one, at Guildhall. ' •
April 9. Joseph Rowland, or G raystoke. place, liertter.)attei
London, carpenter, at ICU,at Guildhall. •
April it. William Hanslip, Of Stradbrook,'Sufalk, tanner,
at twelve__ at Guildhall, London.
March 29. William Traynor, of lermyn.street,Westrninster,
tailor, at ten, at Guildhall.
May 3: John aird, late of Harbican, London, but now of
Guildford-street, Middlesex, distiller, at eleven, at Guild.
• .
May 3. Edward Railton, of Southwark, Surrey, hop.tner-
chant, at eleven, at Gulirihall, Condon.
April 23. Samuel: Headen, of Threadneedle.street, London,
insurance-broker, at ten, at Guildhall.
Match 29. William Sanction! and Josiah Box, of Salford,
Lancashire, dyers, at three, at the Spread gagle
Manchester.
May 24. Joseph Stevens and John Corttar, of Bread.etreet,.
C heapside, London; warehatisernen, at twelve, at Guild-
hall.

CERTIFICATES.
March 29, john Jones, of Limeitouse, Middlesex, baker.
Thomas Bowgin, of Little
,New-street, Shoe-lane, -London,
plasterer.
loin! Atkinson, of Birmingbarn;iron,aunder.
Ipseph Glover, late of W oreester, porter-brewer.
Henry RamsbotllAirs. of BraillOrd, Voikshire, merchant.

• I'iIitTNEUSHIPS DABOLPEO.
James Knowler and William 'Howland, of Boughton-under-
ll!eau, Kent, bricklayers.
Mary Ann Savory, Eft:shah Limit, and Frances lege Mead,
of tlolles.street, Cavetidioh-Skittitrai
Nathaniel Wcst, Nathaniel Co*, and Joshua Rick Man, of

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Whiretriars-Vock, coal-ntetchants. -
Isaac Worthington and John Worthington, of Ringway.
wiihin-Hale, Chester, tanners.
' Charles Poole and Thomas Wilson, of Aldrincham,Cheshire,
surgeons..,
Jonathan Twisse and Thomas Twisse, of Bolton, Lanca..
shire; cotton-in inutaclurers.
Genrg,a Ferris Whidborne: and Ceorge • Henry
.Legassicke
Crispin, of Newton-Abbot, Devonshire, surgeons. ••,.• • ,
Oliver Ormrod. and 'Richard Ormrod, of Mancbester,..
braziers.
,
• William' Young and Samuel Aeon, of London, merchants.
Sarah Croft and Edward George Cowdell, tea-brokers. .

A Coroner's Inquest was yesterday held on .the,
body of a- respeaable Gentleman who lived at ilarnr.
merstnith, and. who, a state of mental deranger..
ment, drOwned himself, on Sundaylast, in a pond
near
.Bagshot. ..Verdict--Insanity.
MELANCHOLY AC:clDi*Te-7,A young Lady from.
London, of the name of Capper, on her way from
Birmingham to Bristol in the Mail Coach, on Thnrs,.
day: last, threw herself out of the coach, in conse,
(pence of the horses having taken
.fright, and was
killed on the spot. • ..
The Dramatic Authors in Paris lately amounted to
214 q, compre4encling tragic and comic Poets; ,Me.
Monodramists, Vaudevillists, Parodists;.
and Pantomimists. When performers of eminence
become superannuated, they are supported by the
State, on the liberal principle; that those who have
contributed to .the public pleasure should be sup.
ported
,in the decay of nature by public gratitude;i•---
On the 'sal ult. Mr. Josevn FA.wcui., of Kez-
*Pia New:Mi Ili . Cumberland, .. killed a Hampshire
hog, which measured from the extremity.: of the;
bead to that of the tail, nine fe6t,stwo inches; 'and
frOm the hinder feet to the extremity, of the hilltdp
eight feet two inches, and weighed forty-two stone-
and six pounds. , • ' •

'TEN Tuousilw Potiisms!—The Ticket 18,455,
drawn yesterday a prize of 10,0001. was sold- and'
registered January the Bth, by Bisn, who, in the
MI year, sold 38 Capital Prizes, including two of
30,0001. Tiettets and Shares ar selling in greit
variety, Warranted'Ondral,vn, at both his ,old esta-
blished Offices, 4,-Combill, and 9, Charing-cros.

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ilk RBPORT.

ROLL'S COURT, CHANCERY.LANE, MARCH S.

VISCOUNT MA lioN V. HIS FATHER EARL STAKIIOPf•
This case .was resumed before his Honour de
MASTER of the ROLLS., -
Lord STANHOPE said, he had very particular ref;:
sons- for being heard, and hoped he should be
dulged, .-His Lordship then entered upon
,a very
elaboratie review of the suit moved against him, by.
his-Son., He began by saying, that hi life had been.
foUr times attempted, and once by poison. I.lis
Son, however-, was too young.to he a party in such
conspiraey, but if .he had not attacked his life, he
had attacked'-his character. Ms Lordship sad, that
three years before his Sun clune.of age, he reptived
froth him an allowance of 5001. a year, and chus-
ing as, a Parent to tefuSe 'that supply, his Son left
him and wenfabroad,and did not return till he came
of age, when lie filed the till in question ; which he
would insist wets injurious, vexatious and false, and.
,'ltiqexkated at. the hands of the Court a remedy
and
.itedress for the calumnies promulged b) the al-
legatifths. In short 'he trusted his Honour %%milk
int his seal. of reprobation upon the suit, ii not
for himself, to save. other fathers from. the op-
•Vresslon of their sons. With respeCt to his ene-
mies, he should repeat that very excellent prayer
to his Creator, "to abate their malice, g°
'SuaLge their wrath,. and- confound their devices.'
Lordship combated the arguments of Cotth-
'set in support of the Bill, and insisted. upon
their being wholly irrelevant laid in.aoplicabf•, and
that so far front having deteriorated ,thd estates, he
had imProved than., by speutling 30;0001. of his
own money. His Lordship' dwelt tortsome hours,
upon the allegations in the 13,11, and sal if his Son
had aEted right, he could ii3Ve left him 20,0001. a
year by the Estates more than he will now have.
d
But by filing the present Bill he had not only lost
his esteem, but the personal property, he Omski
leave, not a- shilling of which he should now
have. But he .would gain a pratitical 1e son :of
morality, and learn heneeforuard the, troth of that
immutable maxim, that honesty is the best pus
hey." His Lordship concluded by saying, that it
would. remain .for his lionot4-'s judgment to prove
ssiliefher the Court of Chancery was what it eunst:
tdtioually was intended to natnely, a Court to
distribute justiee according to. equitable rights.; or
whether it was to. be
,perverted iutu an otlicefor
filing libels, and placing calumnies against honour'..
able charakaers upon record, and fur giving faclity
to the circulation ,of those calumnies throughout
the land. •
,• Mr. RICHARDS 'spoke at length in reply, and
I passed a very:high eulogitun on the Haintitf, wbq,
he said, had. not instructed him to say one, word
hat.. the' most dutiful son might not in justice
urge against his, father, under similar circuni-
St .
The MASTER OF THE ROLLS Slid, be tvnuld Corl-7.
r:oi.what bad bceti urged, and give his judgment
to.q-no.row (this 4y), ,

On the 2cl !nst. the Lady of Donatus O'Bgien, Esil• of I
Daughter.

111.4 R
On Monday last, at Thames Ditton,.gurfry, Mr. Henry
Salkeld, ot Bisholosgate-strr,:t, tu Anne,, theeldestuaughtec
of Bartholomew Gib on, Esq. of toc former place.