The Sun.
London, England, 1808-11-03 00:00:00

HE

, • FIFTY GUINEAS' R,EWARD.
WHEREAS' the WAREHOUSE of Messrs.
• v-V STEPHEN CURTIS --and Co. • Leather-fattors,
Nal:street, Cripplegate, was broken open about Eight
o'Clock on Sunday evening, the 3oth of October, and about
201. in Cash and One Pound Notes, with ii;e following
Bill 4 taken from the Iron. Sate, which was also wrenched
Ppm : .-..Whoever, will giye:such information as will lead to
a discov-ery of any. Person concerned, shall, on Conviction,
receive a-R.BWARD of Fl FT Y- COI N
A Tall, Ma,r in adark • Jacket,' and his Companidn, short
and sleNier, in a• light coloured great Coat,. were seen from
a usfionedhoe oPP,asite to enter the Premises at the Time above
rnbn
No. 2,
q. B. 96. Drawri•by,Bowsher and Co. Chepstow,
payable 'to Thomas Hill, at Hankey and ,Co.'s London, dated
(oLY 38'. at 95 clays, due Nov. 3, for 1501.
No. `20595, DraWne'by George, Fowler, Exeter, pa :. y
able to Order, at Baylis and Co.'s • Bristol, and'in Town,
•datlA.At.tgrast 3r,, at ijnontits, due Nov tor 351:
cn
,po. 206. 1..73. Drawn by Vines, Cox and Cp. Mat).
.r:.!ster, ptAYable to Charles, Flitit;' •rones, and-Co.`s
Landon, dated Sept. 3, at 2 nwilthS,..due Nu:ventber 6, tot
4V:
0 207, B. 92.. D.rrav'z',l by M'iMichael and C.o.
*-114;o, payable 'to Order, at George
•
br:v B,.Z46Nlic,atel
9A45.14 6. d,,Ntd.a -A. 224 at 75 oily*, thit
f
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No. 2.0. B. 99„.Drawn,by Bati.',Pn, Reed and Co. Tweed,
t've.%).,airt... to Samuel Cowley,' iSayilble. at Down and Co.'s
ralon, dated September 19; 4,3oldaYs, ,clue Nov. ix, for
701. las...
,
No. 192, 8./5. Drawn by G. Smith, Leeds, papt..—
Glover -la Son, at liodero and Co.'s, Londoki, datednpt. 14. at 2 months,. due Nov-. 17, for 5„)".
'N6. 308. B: 88: Drawn by Samuel drtnahaw, Stockport,
P6rable to Thomas Patterson; at Deacon, and Llll3, .
Lontlont dated S pt. 2.„ at. 2 months,
,due Nov. z 6, tor
Nu. 20,. lib 90. Drawly by' Whitrakt-r and Co. Holt
IVlill,,payable no Bums and Wnittaker, at Jones, Lloyd and
Lrondon,-dated Sept. 24,. 'z months, dere Nov. 2f,
for 801.

2:.Nt. 8., 89. Drawn by Garfit, Clayton and Co. Bos.
ton, payable to. Win. Raney, at plastermait and Co.'s Lon-
! . don, dated. Sept. 30, at 2 months, due Dec. 3, tor 221. 145.
No. Drawn by busy and Co. Stockport, pay_. able to firnijr- Mate,' at Jbae, Llo)d and' CO.'S' London,
dated Oct. t 4, at 2. months, duo Dec. 17, for 411.
No. 249. 8. 97. Drawn by R. B. Hod; HOl beac h , pay-
able to Curtis and 'Co. at Veres and Co.'s London, dated
Oat. 21, at. 2, months, due Dec. 24, for 1451. los.
No. 213: B. 163. Drawn 14-sheath acid Son, Boston,
payable to W. Ashling, at Veres arid Co.'s London, dated
'42.rhopllts, due Dec 2j, tor 401.
No: 1.55'."-biliwn-by ro:':n'Camp/un, London, payable to
S,Cllctlif and Cf.'. at Richard Dimpn and Co. 's, London, dated
,- •
Sept. Pi. •
dwiltirs,' due bea.'-17, tor 3,51.
. No. 173, j)rawn by Stephen Curtis and Co. London,
'payable tes,Ordery'at Walter Nl6tikas; London, dated Sept:l,
at 3 monti,ts, due Dec. 6, for toll. 16‘. 6d.
_No. tj6.,., Drawn by.S. Curtis.and Co.. payable to Order.,
drawn on Southey, :.rowther and Co. payable at Marsh,
Sibbaldand.Co..-tUted Sept., 3, at 3 months, due Dec. 6, fir
5651. rSs.
Bank Rost Bill, especially endorsed by S. Woodford to S.
Curtis and Cu payable to Shakespear, drawn 011 the Go-
vernors of the Bank of England, accepted Oct. 27th, at,
day., sight; due Nov. 6, for $Ol.

Pay went of the above Bills is stopped.

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A PRACTICAL INQUIRY into DISORDER,
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