The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-24 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

John Melson. of Christ-Church, Spitaltields, Middlesex,
turnittire-hroker, from lune 20 to auilust S. at Ito, at
_ _

William Barclay, late ot Manehester-buildirigs,Westrinster,
dealer and Chapman, from July 22 to September 2, at ten,
at G
Joseph Weedon, of AlbiOn•place, Blaskfriars-road. Surrey,
hosier, flout Lilly 22 to, 29, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Henry' George. Ytaskett, of Huggin-lane, iiread strect.hill„
London, victualler and paVtour, from July 2; to August
29, at ten, at Guildhall. •
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
Benjamin Bennett, of Hailsharri, Sussex, brewer. •
k.mawael Jones, of Coventry, draper. -
• BANKRUPT.

Edward Cowley, late of Threadneedle-street, London. Intr.
etWit, to Surrender luly 29, at ten, ~Nugust s, at eleven, •
and Sept. 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dawes,
Angel.court, Throginortou-street.
D WIDE NDS.

August tg. Samuel Baker, late of Southwark, SUrrey, up-
holsterer-,rat twelVe, at Guildhall,, London.
August r 7, William Chainbers, of Lincoln, currier, at four,
at the Rein; Deer, Lincoln.
August 12.. lames Corson, of Mincing-lane, London, trier-
chant, at one, a,p, Guildhall:
August 12. William Mason, 'late of Back-lane, Horslcy-
down, Surrey, viEtualler, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
August 29. William Capper, Of .Holborn:bill, London,
linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall..
July a. Peter MS:tinnant, of St. lames-street. Middlesex,
warehouseman, at eleien, at Guildhall.

August 26. George Packer M'Carrhy and Robert Walter
Viiughan, of Bristol, tailors, at eleven, at the White-Lion
lin, Bristol.

August 29. Richard Meredith, of Oxford-street, Middlesex,
linen-draper, at twelve; at Guildhall.
August ;9. Samuel Baker, Lae of Southwark, Surrey,
'upholsteler, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
August 26. Aril) Kenney, late of Bristol, milliner, as-eleven,
at the Bush Tavern, Blistol.

August 19. faint Dennison, late of Queen-street, Oxford.
street, Middlesex, carcase-butcher, at ten, at Guildhall.

August 2z. Thompson Pater, late of Shadwoll High-street,
Middlesex, surgeon and apothecary, at twelve, att.; oiklhall.
Nov. 4. Christopher Talbot, tow or late of Edgware-road,
tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall-.
Nov. rt. George Harrison and john Watson, of Noble-street,.
Cheapside, London, hosiers, at ten, at Guildhall; •
August 24. Edward Tier Axford, of TOthill-street, West.
spinster, haberdasher, at eleven, at Guildhall.
_ .

August 22. John Hamilton. Moore, late of Little ToWer-
hill, Middlesex, chart-seller, at ten, at Guildhall.
August S. David Keene, of Aldersgate=street, London, ca-
binet-maker, at one, at Guildhall.
August ix. William Lowe, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, ca-
binct.maker and broker, at twelve, at Guildhall.
August 29. Thomas Morgan, of Stourbridge,. Wwrcester4hire,
druggist, at eleveq, at the Talbot Inn, Stourbridge.
August 12: John Humble, of South Shields, Durham, linen-
draper, at eleven, at the Rose and Crown Inn,' -South
Shields.
Aug',l4l 7. john Johnson, of Clifton, Cloucestershire, coach-
maker, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol.
August 2.2. _ James Bradshaw, of Hungerford, Wiltshire,
' maltster, at ten, at the Bear Inn, Hungerford.

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ruly zg. William Sheyill, of Burr,street, Napping, Mid-
dlesex, dealer and chapman, at ten, at G nadlial I.
Sept. 2. Adam -t-hristian, of High-street, St. Mary-le-bone,
Middlesex, pawn-broker, at ten, at Guildhall.
August 21. Joseph Driver Cock, and lames Pitchers, of
Norwicli, wine and. liquor-merchants, at four, at the
kjng's Head, Norwich.
August S. Thomas Salter, late of Trinity - square,
Tower-till, London, merchant arid broker, at eleven, at
Guildhall.

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Nov. 14. Tames Bullock,, late •tlf
.Seot's-3rat el, Bush:lane.;
London, wine and spirit-merchant, atone,-at Guildhall.
Aui.ust tx, just Pinney, orßury-strcer, S.
Middlesex, tailor, al it rrelve,, at Guildhall . I . •
August ab. Bendix Barnard Levitt; late of Great Alie-street,,
Mrddle.sex> merchant, at twelve; at Guildhall.,
- CERTIFICATES.
Austrst 12. William Garnharn Bromley, BfshoPtgate-street,
• London, audloneer.
Joshua ‘Vatts, of Whiteeross-street, St. Lnke, Middlesex,
grocer.
Hargraves Hudson, Salford, -Lancishire, martufatiurer.
John Fi,eet. of :St. Peter's, Cheesehill, county of boutbamp-
tun, miller and mealuiaii.
Thomas Francis, Gou.nnan Francis, arid Thomas Francis,
jun. of Cambridge, merchants.
Daniel Allen, -of Newgate:.street,. London, boot and
maker.
William Wall, of Oxford4treet, Middlesex; hosier. • -
folio Saduders, ~of rains viek, loucestersffire, . Money-
• scrivener.
Murtioek Macl.hinan, of Gracechurch-street, London,•ba-
bertlashet.
folio Saiistaury, of Exeter, cabinet-maker.
Jolih Mouai, of Little. Carter-lane, DodorsCComMons,
London, wholesale grocer. ' •
William Mason, late of Back-street, liorsleydown, Surrey, _
victualler. ' • '
Abraham Clarke, late_of.Newport, I sleOf Wight, tanner.'
Join Desofineaux, of Kin4-s.rcet; Goswelf-street, Middle-
sex, iron-Murkier. • . • •
joint Brandon, of King-street, Goswell.stfeet, Middlesex,
iron- rounder -• •
John Lowthian Percival, of Prescott-street, Middlesex, tuct,
Chant.
Joseph Gilbert, bf Bristol, merchant: I • 1 •
P.A R iNA 10 WI'S
.D. 16
Jaynes Grellier and j. iin Passrly, of Mill-wall, PoWar,,
wke anti lime-nurner4., - • "
lames King acct Smith, of Fakenham, plumbers.
To 'flies Wrz .tt- and Wan. Walker, of Great Quin-street,.
I.incniti'.s-1 aui fields, lace and woke manutas.tuicts.
Willtaui CiiallenUr and George Challenor, of Manchester,
4r,kers. • , „
Rupert Smith and John Smith, of Bath, shoe-makers.
Charles Haft'ly,'Williain'Hartley, •410 ThOtpas Hartley, of
York, Cotron-spinners.
Thomas Lumley and losepli Lunaley, of Hariow-thad, Pa..l-
- stone-nuuuns. •
Geoige Portu awl Henry. Withers, of Bath, haberdashers.
Joseph Hodgetts.and Booth. Hodgetts, of Dudley,' Worces-
tershire, iron masters.
josopii Ellis and Edward Davy, of Lont-lane,'
t cl.irefs. • • -
Esther t lark and Thomas Clark, of Bartliolamew-close,
wholesale v‘orstedandlarn-lattors.
Thomas Haigh Mid wood and Samuel Parker Watson, of Wat,
ling-street, warehousemen. , • .
John Cabbold, Thomas Bristo, Savage•Cobbold,..and John
Aldrich, of Ipswich, liquor-merchants. •
?eter Hughes Joynson and John Morgan, jun. of Liverpool,.
timber-merchants.
John Frederick Enony and James Giles, of St. Martin's-le.
Grand, leather-sellers.
Joseph Weeden and Maria Cook, 'of Oxtord-street,. oilmen.
folio Williamsoo and Richard Bull Mills, a London, wine
and brandy-merchant.
Joseph Gibbins, Joseph Gibbinsi jun. Thomas. Bigg, and
Robert Eaton; of Swansea and Isleath, Glamorgan, baitkrs.

:SINGULAR CONDEMNATION.—A physician of the
name of Gortz was publicly executed last month at
Berlin. He was a man of extensive practice, and had
acquired considerabl&reputation in his professiOn, as
well as a noble fortune. 'rne'circumstances, how-
ever, which led to his disgraceful end are briefly
these :-,-The only daughter of Baron Goeler, of the
Prussian -Board of Finance, was placed' under his
care, for the eradication of a scrophulous complaint.
His skill soon relieved the young. lady; but after a
short time the disorder returned. He then declared
to the father, whose confidence he had acquired,
that unless the daughter was more immediately ud-
der his eye, he could not answer for, her complete
cure. The Baron, upon this representation, agreed
to her residing some time in the house of Gortz,
who was a married man ; and in this situation the
latter found means to abuse the confidence reptitsed
in him, by seducing the younglady. .Theadingt lie ma-
nifestation of his guilt, and sensible that his patients/5
situation would not admit of Much longer conceal men t,
he prescribed a medicine which bperated with much
violence, and afteria few day', terminated her exist-
ence. Previously- to her dissolution, boweVer, she
made' known her shame. Gortz was immediately
apprehended,
and examined—hedenied the crime
iMputed to him, and declared -that* his prescription
was intended to relieve 'her pain. No, evidence
could be adduced of his, guilt. The deceaSed did
not exhibit any appearance of „being poisoned ; and
the medicine, on being analysed, was found to con-
tain no ingredient of that nature. But several phy-
sicians having given their opinion that they did not
think that a man,of Gortz's ekperience could have
given the medicine for any other than a malignant
purpose, the Judges decided against hint..-14is family
•
has been‘banished the Prussian trritory.
Lately, in consequence of the opinion of a Court
of Inquiry having been laid before the Commander
in' Chief, a General-Court Martial was held at Bris-
tol, for, the purpose of trying Captains PORCH, An-
NEY, CoOtE, CLUTTE.L4UCK, 'and GRAVES, Of the
ist SOmerset Regiment of Militia, upon the
ing charges, exhibited against them by Major-Ge-.
neral WA RDE
ist. For holding an irregular meeting on the sth of. Fe.,
brizary, and agreeing together to make a partial and injurious
report of the condud of Major JoLrfrs, then cotmnanding
the said regiment at' Bristol, and of Major Yitl, to' Earl
FouLETT, the Colonel. •
«4 For maliciously conspiring with other officers to still.
niatize the characters of Major to Li F. FE and YEA, for not
having engaged in a duel in consequence of a quarrel whi,;ll
had taken place between them on the 4th February, although
,they knew the allitif had been amicably -aud honourably ad-
justed.

The Court, after having heard evidence
_in sup-
port of the prosecution, and what the prisoners had.
to offer' in their defence, found Captains Ponca,
COOK E, ADN CLurrEe BucK, and GaAVlis,
guilty of the charges, and adjudged them to be dis-
missed from the Firit Sdinerset Regiment of Mi-
litia, which sentence has been confirmed by
MAJESTY i but iu conseqUence of Captain OR ANTES'S
service of 30 years—his never having.been.-'placed in
arrest, and the excellent charaEterigiven him, his MA.-
JigtHr has commuted the sentence of dismissal from
the Ist Somerset Militia, to suspension from rank.
and pay-for three calendar months, with an admoni-
tion.

In the valuable library of the late Rev. Dr. BUlke-
ley, prebendary of the Collegiate Church .of,Bristol,
was a book of the Lord's Prayer in above one hun-,
cited languages, versions, andicharaaers.
A Work of considerable interest, we understand,
will appear in a few days, entitled ‘'‘l Memoires de Id
Comtesse de Lichtenatt." They are writtep by her-
self; and contain some secret Anecdotes of the Court
of Prussia, with the Letters of the Earl of BRISTOL,
Sir ARTI3Va PAGET, Sir WILLIAM and Lady HA-
MILTON, Lady TEMPLRTOWN, and other distinguish-
'ed charaders.