The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-13 00:00:00

SESSIO

THURSDAY, Ocr. tz.

TNSOLVCNT DEBTORS.

knuMber of Prisoner; from the Kin fs Bench and
Horsemonger-lane, remanded last. S ac-
'count olsome infottnalities in the n glees inserted
in the Gaiette, and defeaive Sc edules; were
brought up and discharged, amongst them was John
Deere R ley, remanded last. Sessions under the 34th
'CI4Use of the Aft, for obtaining ironmmgery goods
to The amount of 3341. under false pretences, of Mr.
Feltirata, of St. Mat tin's-lane. It appeared at his
last 'examination, that, when he ordered the goo&
in question, he stated to Mr. Feltham that they were
to be sent to Buenos Ayres, whereas, in faa, they,
were sold by a broker in London, for one third of
their value.

Mr. Law's, on the present. occasion, contended',
on .the part, of the prisoner, that the goods had, as
stated by Mr. Riley,
.been intended for Buenos
Ayres, but *that intervening circumstances, hal
vented,it. To prove this, he called
Mr. Madden, who stated that he•was an Under-
writer: at Lloyd's in 06:ober, 180 G. Mr. Riley, who
is his father-in-.avv, cortsdioed him on the subjed of
sending tare goods in. question to Buenos Are: ; the
witnesss persuaded him not to send them, NiKuig as
a reason That the • place, would be over stos:lce !, as
Our merchants, owing to the letters written. by 'Sir
Home PophaM, were Buenos Ayres,trad; it was
howe'‘er with great difficulty he persuaded hiuz i!ot
to send them, as they were already lo,lged on the
Custom-Hortie Keys,:for the purpose A.Jcing
shipped. The witness, at the desire of Mr. Riley,
bad afterwards consulted. a;gentletuan,
be the best.toreign 16aricei tosend the goods to,.and
It was settled to con7lan them to aniercantileliqup
at.Tonningen ; the nexi-Hamburgh
Which arrived, brought information that the 1)1,:c
was in possession of the P!encli. The go9di
mainecl afteriards npwards of foul- months in. thfr,
warehouse, and were then sold by auetion for 1401,
The COurt were of opinion that the t.risontl',l
case 'did not come within the meaning ofthe tjl
Ciabse, and he wasonrdereci.to"lie discharged: .

SINGULAR MEETING.—On Monday se'nnight ‘st
pntleman from LeedS, on tiis road Isom Thorne
that place,' met a respeaable and rather vette, able
Ipokilig elderly gentleman, who staggered and-fell
to the ground just at the moment of meeting. While
in this situation he begged he trught not be left an 4
another person who knew him, soon. after coming opt
said that- he was subject to hts, and proposed that
they shoUld lift him up, and each taking •hold of ati
arm, should lead him to a public house in a neigh°
bowing village. Having got him.to the house, the
Leeds gentleman observed, in an under-voice- to the
landlady, that the invalid seemed to be 'in a despond-,
ing.state of mind, and inquired if there was all
thing calamitous in his hiStory. " Yes," said she,
some years ago hii wife eloped froM him, and 116/
took the affair so much to heart, 'that he bvcarn,
subject to fits, and has been 'an unhappy man ever
since." " I can feel for him," said the Leeds gentle;*
man, " having myself had the same misfortune. -
" is, it possible," cried the publiCan's wife, " that
most singular, for it so happens that the other I,o°
came up to you on the road, lost his wife ..!!s:) iii 14.°
gatue rei,crvc was Itcll *at Ai, -end ; 15
reciproci!y of dorneAtic misfortune produced a geli(-
ral conversation, and it appeared, that the
laxity of the coincidence was heighteped by each 01
-the three ladies having eloped just six years'ago F -
The 94th, or Scotch Brigade, haVe been en':
barked sometime in transport's at Spithead, and Will
sail for Guernsey immediately.

On Saturday morning, a well-dressed man:4',o
fOund murdered in a lane between Old Brodipton
and Kenington : he had received several deep gashi
oil the head, and it is supposed the inurctree.h3o-.
.also robbed him, as neither Money nor watch wog.
found upon him.

- SHIP NNIV.S..

CWAVISSND,j OCTOSSR
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Sailed:--the Fortuna, Volkert, for Gottenbur7h • and the
New Golden, . for Flusilin.;.

BIRT HS.

On the 4th inst. at *Strathmartin, the Lady of Capt. Wat'
ren, • of the Royal Navy, of a,Son.
On Tuesday, the Lady of Edward Alfrey, Esq. of Fit
roy-square, of a Son.,
hiOrsn t‘,,silt"ee'sv(alarYt,V* Daughter. in Lower Seymour-street, the HO-
a
• Yesterday morning, in Claian-place, Mrs. Coreid, ef
a Son.

MARRIED.
On the 4th inst., John Stewart, Esq. of Stenton, to 110?
Joanna Moncried; daughter of the Rev. David IVloncrivOr
Minister at Retigorton. neat Perth.
On Saturday, Robert Phayre, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonil
of the Waxtord Regiment, to Ann, second daughter of
ill:
late lierry Whitmash, Esq. of Ratt's-place, Soinersetshire-
On Wednesday,. at St. Mary-le-bovine, the Hon. Saaloe
ntel
Henry Ongley, brother to Lord Onglev, to Frances, s
of the late Sit Philip Monox, hart. of Sandy-place, bcdfork
shire.

DIED.
On the 23d of July, at• P rugui.., where she went for the re''
covery of her health, after a long min distressing illikcss,
rianite, wife of W. Y. Warbutton, Vicar of L>dJ, 1(4:14
•On Nlortday last, Mrs. Sanders, of Cherrsey,,Surrey, V '
64 years.•
On Tuesday, Emily Goohiiiiriclahthlee:ssoill:gitnig'esl::::
ter of john sympson lessopp, Esq., Bartist,.---t at Law, in. 111
house at Cheshunt, in Hertfordshire.
The same morning, at •
street, of a bilious fever, Mr.• 13 irlow Macleod, only svo
• Colonel John Macleod, of Colbecks.. •
On Sunday last, at the Hot Wells, Pristol, Miss Mad
Dor, daughter of David Boyn, Esq. of Wanstead,'.Essex.
On the 21.5 t Septernberiast, FlusttiuB, Capvii3
Charles Mac Intosh, of His Majesty's 77th Regiment. "C"'!
m .
Gentleman fell a sacrifice tc..: th in e aliznant lever which 11'''
prortd so fatal to our troops in Walelteren.
Lately, at Lorton-Hall, rear Cockerrnouth, Joshua
cock Eragg, I.:.sq. one-of His .:,lajesty's justices of the l'c
4C`r the County of Cumberland, in the 36th yearlot his ag 4
On Wednesday se'nnight, at Knockatoe-moat, near 14:•'i
.-patriek, Isle of, Maim, in the pritne of life, Mr. 14.0
Lliristiao, son of the late Rev. Vicar General Christian.

PRICE OF' STOCKS
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'YESTERDAY.
flank !..;tuck, 2601 265 ex. tine. India Stock, 's.
Navy 5i VT Cent 99 i 4. ,Itnita Bonds, 255. 2.g. s
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I rich 5 per Cent. , pr.
.4 per ~. ,nt. 81 Ai ex. div. 'Exch: flills.-Bs. Iss. pr.
3 per Lt. Ktri 67 i i ex. div. Omnium, t pr. .
3 per Cr. Cons. 6'4 ii • • Imperial 3 per Cent.
park 1— Ann. lii. S. 16thi i lens. for Account, 68 3
• s. f C.ths ex. div. .
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