The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-17 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Dec. 7q. William Ain!lianas and Edward Evans, of Portsea,.
linen-drapers, at ten, at Cuildhall,•LonaOri.
lan. Daniel Dakeyne, and luseph Dakeyne, now.or late
of Llarley Dale, DetbyAiirc, cotton-spinners, at ten, a
Spencer's Tavern, Manchester.

• DIPIDENDS.-
Dec. R. TALI Grove,, late of Liverpool, mariner,t tt one,
the Globe-Tavern, Liverpool.%
Dec. 7. Hugh. Williams, of Manchester, .ul7llrella' and
frig f ni4nufa6turtr," at three, at. the Coach and HorsOs,

Manehe-ster. •
Dec. ;t.
,SantueLisemble and Walter Spens, late of Norfolk -
street, -Stralld, merchants, at eleven; at Guildhall.
Dec. s. William:Yates, of Little Guildford-street, South-
• war C, hat-manufseturer, attyKive, at guildhall.
I~`ec. 8. lames Smethurst, of Oldhant, :Larie'a-s'hire, inn_
keeper, at .eleven. at Spencer's Travorti, Nlancliester. • '
Dec. S. William ltogerson, .of Gerard-street, statuary and
• mason, at ten, at Guildhall.
tl. Cnaries' Eldridge, of ChelteilhaM, viaualler, at
rtn, at the liouia;11 Inr., Cheltenham.
Dec. 5: George Rennie, of Bt. 101 ave, Southwark, Coal-
merchant, at terr, at Guildhall:
Dec. 19. William Woolgar, *late of the Minories, brazier,
at one, at:guildhall.. , • • -
Dec. 59. Taint Woolley, late of Rumfotd, sadler and collar-
maker, at elev.m, at Guildhall. • •
Dec. 5, George Parry, of Long-Acre,. coach-maker, at ten,
at Guildhall.
Dec. g. Morgan Nichol', of St. Martin-leXrand, pawn
hroker,- at ten, at Guildhall.
Dec. t.. John Firth, of the Wash-Way, Lambeth, dealer,
at ter, at Guildhall.
Dec.: 5. kiehardGorildsmith, of New Broad-street, embroi-
derer, at ten, at Guildhall. • .

Dec, 5. Jolio A Iderion, of Robertsbiidge, . Sussex, dealer,
at twelve,-at Guildhall. -

Dec. ii. Charles Page, 'of Croydon, tailor, at ten, at
Guildhall. ;
Dec, 17. Lewis Chauvet and Peter Turquand, of the Old
Jewry, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.
Dec. 7. , John Parkes, otherwise Pearcehouse, of 'Diming:.
ham, gun-maker, at eleVen,, at the ShakeSpeare Tavern,
Birmingham.
Dec. lg., fohn. Bebbingion, City-Road, umbrella-maker, at
ten, at Guildhall. ,
CERTIFICATES. . .
Dec. 5. John Allgoad, of Gloucester, Mercer.
James Martyn, of Houghton-sifeef,. Claie-tharket, whale-
bone-c Utter.
john Pully Edwards and William Purl, late of Red-Lion-
street SouthWark corn-ladorg.

Christopher Phillips, no*or late of Halifax, merchant.
Willinrir Sheffield the ypunger, of 'ltu4rough, Yorkshire,

farmer. _
Rachael Dawson, of . Edward-street, Cavendish-square,
milliner. . _ _

Nicholas Man jacks'on 4rid Geo.rge Partiett, of Gerrard-

street, ironmongers.
John Barton, of Davies-street, Hanover-square, dealer in

horse 3.
John Bacon, of Stattin in Ashficld, Nottingham, cotton-

_ spinner. '
Willimn Grayson, late of White-Lion-street, Seven Dials,
baker.
Thonfas Chatterton, of Brenchley, Kent, hat-ntanufaaurer.
Joseph Angus, of the Strand, carver and gilder.
John Barr, bf Charing-.cross ,calico=printer.
LViiliant M'Ai pine, of Charing-cross, Calico-printer and
rnanufaaurer.
Ala-ander Young, of Charing cross, calico-printer and ma--
uttfaeturer.

ADIOLTANED GUILpIIALL SESSIONS.

STEALINQ DEAD BODIES.

William Ilegilreci was indietecf for stealing a dead
body froth, a, -burying ground after interment.,—.
This inditiment was , preferred at the execnce of
the City of London, who had the Common Ser.
jeant (Mr. SILVE.STER). and : Mr. KNOWLYS,
for. the Prosecution. Mr. qUkNEY and Mr.
ALLEY defended the Prispner.. The evidence
against him: wasa Watchman in St. John's_street,
who stated his hay.ing.stopped this man on the night:
of the 234 of April, cartying a load in-a sack. Be-
ing informed he was gOing to St. Bartholomew's_
Hospital, hessuspeeted
.he had got what he stout('
not,-and followed him till he came to Smithfield,
'and 'meeting 'wilh another patrole, they examined
the sack, in which they faun] the' corpse of a full
'grown fernale, seeiningly lately buried.
'.Upon asking him where tie had brought it from,
he said he had it from a person of the name ofPeeke,
a taylor; in Gray's-inn-lane, bin although he made
every inquiry, coul4 never find any such man. Upon
being cross-examined by the prisoner's Counsel, he
acknowledged ilia ttheYcotild not find out what church
yard the body had come from, or whether it was from
a church yard or not, nor did ever any person come to.
claim the body, although it_ was advertised by St.
'Sepulchre's Parish, in the newspaper, and kept by
them five days.before they re-buried it-again.
The Prisoner's Counsel used the arguments gene:.
,rally employed in such cases in behalf of their,
Client.

The Recorder, in summing up the evidenceoold
the Jury, that in Jaw there was not evidence upon
any of the three counts to convia the Prisoner, as
they cauld only prove his having possession of the
body, which he accounted for, saying he had it of
the Taylor.

The jury persisted in finding him guilty, con-
trary to the 'opinion of the Court, as they said; upon
the second count in the indidment, of his having
in his- possession a dead body taken from a-grontid
unknown.

Mr. GURNEY moved an Arrest of Judgment, and
4 Will come up, to-morrow to receive his convic-
ion.-The Court meets.again•to-morrow.

On Friday se'nnight the. Rev. Mr. BUCKLE, of
Wrentham, for his tortiiude in rescuing Mr. J. P.
;from the watery. grave, and restoring his valuable

life by the usual process, was presented with the
Honorary Medallion of the Humane Society. On
the Exergue---Latiatllula Forsan.—Reierse,
:Hoc prebuilt ti-zAe teriigto I:dd.—Within the civic
wreath, Rev. Gta.l ELMO BUCKLE, *vita prorevo-
-
cilia I So 1.

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