The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-06 00:00:00

POLICE.

Bak77STREET.—On *Saturday morning Ned -Z!/is,
A notorious grokpockefand huitler, was brotTbt m
custody of Gregory, the- Constable 'who
Drury-laueTheatre,lietore Mr. GRAHAM.
_. •

The Orticerstaterl,*that the Theatre was tintrri-
mon& crowded on Friday-night, anel when the en.:
tertainment was over, the space under the colonade
was completely blocked up with the company conk-
ing from different parts of the Theatre—he, in con-
sequence, went to look if there were any pickpoc-
kets, and soon observed several hustling a Gentle=
man, and the Prisoner with his arms round his waist.
,On seeing the Officer they,sung out-for the hackney
coach; 273, and immediately made off between the
carriages; the 'Officer porsued them, and secured
the Prisoner by the collar, and one of" his cornea.:
ifions 'by 'the skirt of his coat ;. another of- the gang
immediately tripped the Witness, and threw him
down under the .pole of a coach. The man whose
coat he had hOld ofmade his escape. Nothing was
found upon the Prisoner that was suspetied to be
stolen; nor did the Gentleman who was hustled- at-.
,tend. A Gentle Man had his pocket picked in the
pit of DrUry=lane Theatre, on the above night;. but
,there was no ground for, suspecting the Prisonerto
be the. rohber. The fellow was dressed in the first
style offaThion.
On his being called upon; by Mr. GRAHAM, to
give an account of -himself, his tale was, " that he
was in the carpentering fine with his mother; in East
Harding-street ;" but be was too well known in the
Office for this to have any .avail, and GRAHAM •
said, he. had a great mind to commit him under the
Police; however, dischirged him on his
promising to' reform, , and not to be found tin-
der similar-circumstances. As the fellow 'was leav—
ing the office he laughed, and bad quee, ed
tit leek; and acknowledged that, he• had de-served to
be lagged , (transported) tbr bei:gsuch a fool as to
be found near the play-hous.e.
A hackney coachman appeared' to answer a sum-
mons of Mr. Herriot, of Hendon.. Mr. H. stated,
that on Thursday he hired the Prisoner to take his
wife and children•from the Strand to Hc-hdon. Af-
ter they had got into his ,coaeh, he told him to go
to Hendon. Thy Prisoner
,peremptorily refused to
go unless he was paid double, fare, and alledged as a
reason the badness of the weather, and that his
horses,were very young, and they would not be able
to get up the Will. The Prisoner acknowledged the
statement to be correa. ' •

Mr. GRAHAM very properly reprobated the coach-
man's cOnclu&in the strongest terms, in deman(lng
double "fare. As to the badness of the weather, he
asked, dicteoachman suppose that.the public were
only to have the use of their coaches in sunshine
weather. And O to. the horses being young, he (e-
-sired that the Prisoner and coachmen' should under!'
Stand 'that they: were bound to have horses and
coaches that should perfeolly answer.-.the couveni-
ence of the•public, and that their ease as.to the,wea-
ther or improper horses, would never be admitted as
q excuse, he therefore-finedshim 20s.

John tEagan and Michael M'Crea were charged
Ed.:vard Booth and John Kirtham, two of thb
horse patro'le belonging to the Otlice. They stated,
that on Friday night, about halt 'past nine o'cloCk,.
they found the•PrisOners. under, suspicious circum-
stances,- totr Charlton-lane; and • they ansWZ•ring
the deseription. of two footpads, Who hare lately
committed divers-footpad robberies in the neighbour-
hocxt of London, they took them into Custody.
They wt:re committed for further examination on
Wednesday, when those who have been robbed will
have notice to attend.

'PUBLIC OFFICE, SijADWEI,L.—On Saturday four
men underent eX:lp3in:ltion, being charged on sUs-
pi6oll of having committed divers felonies on the
roads leading to 'Edgware, Harrow, Highgate, and
.Brentford. Two cif them were recognized by two
C's4ntlemen; they were committed for re-examination
.
on Thursday next. •

ALL PRIZES THE F4RST IjoY !L-On the 14th
of April the Lottery begins—the holder of the First-
drawn Ticket must gain- Twenty Thousand Pounds,
perhaps Thirty Thou.. and. The TicketS 'anti Shares
are on Sale in great variety at SWIFT and Co.'s
Offices, No. 11, Poultry, and No. 12, Charing-
cross, where in the last and preceding Lotteries, 18
Capital Prizes frotn 20,0001. to 10001. were sold in
upwards of 200 Shares.
Cox's Grand Prize's in 1774, Pigot Diamond in
1800, and several Prizes in BOYDELL'S, • were sold
by HOENSIIY and Co.. who were the first to sell two
Prizes of 30,0001. besides.two hundred and fourteen
Pritcs from tti 30,0001. in the State Lotteries,
and forty-five shared Capital Prizes in the last Lot-
tery, at their Licensed Offices, 26, Cornhiil, 52,
Charing Cross, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough..

. '• SMITHFIELD MARKET, APR IL 4.
This day's Marker was amply supplied with prime,
Beasts, acid the Shew olCatt le in other" respects Was
very good.—Beef, Mutton, and Veal, are cheaper
than our last report Perk is dearer; Lamb sold at
hist price, ail(' the Trade in general was pretty live
lv.—The Salo in the Hay-Market were rather con-
silerable 5 Hay and Clover have fallen in price since
Friday's Market ; Straw' fetched list price.-1 be
undermentionettptices' and numbers are a -corie4
srat2ment.

To sink the 01E1 per stone of 81b.
Beef 4s, 6d. to Ss. 6d.—Mutton ss. od. Ito Ss.
6s. cd. to 7s. od.--Lairdo 6s. od. to Bs. od. • Polk. 6s. cd. to
is. c.d.
Beasts; 2470. —Sheep and Lainbs, a 1,740. Calves, 4,—.
Pigs 300.

SMITHFIELD HAY .MARKET.
Flay 21. ISS. to fss.—Clover 31. 'Ds. to
.51.
Straw 2.1. i6s. to 3L 3s.

CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 6.—Wheat is here in
considerable supplies, and the trade for sccoud and
interior qualities is dull, at a reduction in pi ice of
Ss. and 3s. per quarter; Barley is aga;ii abunci.inee
and' cheaper; Malt likewise; but teN% Wbite Pease;
Beans of each kind ai-.; very dull ,ale, r.itnFl.
lower ; Oats are also in considerable supply, end
nearly at last prices ; Rape Seed ,is dearei ;. Fine
Flour is cheaper, and Seconds full as. per sack
lower.

wheat 45.., 6.1 i a 76s od I Pearls - 4os 3 .16 , a
hat' ditto - Bos 4 434 q 00,1, Tick Isz.ins 3.F. 340 . d
It!, c - - 41, a _.6. od 1 Oars 223 4 6,,..i 3.)N'od
larley - . 34s a 40,•0d Polandiditt, • 34s , 32s od
Malt - - 65... 74, o:l •l< ape Seed 3ot, .141 o',. od
Wjtite Pc3:e 74, a'!..;2s od Niue Flour 4 . Crr,tcti,
C.; hy ditto' 42s a 46s od Seconds ,! •:=5 Ss .4„.6tas•cd

From the LONDON GAZETTE, April 4, 1807.

At, the. Court at the Queen's Palace, the Ist of April,
180.7. Present,

' The King's Most Excellent Majesty in'Conncil.
His_ Majesty, in Couhcil, was this day graciously
•
fileased„to deliver the Great Seal to. the Right Ho-•
nourable John Lord Eldon, *hereupon the Oath -of
Lord High Cha'ncellOr of Great Britain was, 'by His
Majesty's cornivand, administered to his Lordship,
and his LordThip took his place7'at the Board ac-
cordinaly.
P
,This day his Grace' Charles Duke of Richtnon d'and
Lenox -was, by His Majesty's command, sworn of
His.'Wfajesty's Most' Honourable Privy Council, and
took his place at the Board accordingly.
His Majesty, in Council, Wus‘this day pleased to
'declare h's Grace Charles Duke of Richmond and
Lenox :Lieutenant-General and G'eneral Governor
of that Part of the United Kingdom calledlreland.
Downing Street, April 3, 1807.
.Baron Rehausen, his SWedish Majesty's Minister
Plenipotentiary at this Court, has this daysdelivered.
to the Right Honourable George Canning, His Ma-
jesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Af-
fairs, w_Note, of which theifollowing is a Translation,
announcing the Blockade of the Rior Peene by the
Naval 'Forces of his Swedish Majesty.

Light Dragoons, to be Major, by purchase, vice Antrobus,

who retiics.
27th Ditto, Lieutenant Alexis Thompson, from the zd Life

- .
Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Young-, who exchanges.•
sot h Ditto,- Lieutenant.Thotnas Walker Chambers to be Cap-
tain of a ?onipany, vice Wade, deCeased. Lieutenant John
Garland, front the 27th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Cham-
bers.
33d Ditto, Edward Stoddart, Esq. to be Paymaster.
brh 'Ditto, Richard Webb, Gent. to be Ensign, without
Purchase, vice Manners, promoted.
38th Ditto, Ensign John Harrison to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Annesley, promoted. _William liandfield
Wrench, Gettt; to be Ensign, vice Harrison..
41st Ditto, fames ,Saunderson;Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Erskine, promoted in the 6th Foot. • '-
pat Ditto, Captain Charles AytOyne Douglas, from Major-
General Ramsay's Regiinent, to be Captain Of a Company.,

vice McDonald, who exchanges. •• .
55. th Ditto, Cap'rain John Her!iger. to be Major, by purchase,
vice ,Chalmers, who retires. Lieutenant Lewis F.entori to
be Captain of a Company, vice Heyliger. lames Davis,
Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Pearse,. who

resigns.
58th Ditto, Ensign John Fowle to be Lieutenant, by put-
e'liase, vice Westropp,.promoted. William Sadlier, Gent.
to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Fowle, promoted.
61st Ditto, Thbinas Gloster, Gent. to. be Ensign; by pur-
chase, vice Kelly, who retires. Robert Stewart, Gent, to
be Eusign, by purchase,vice Stewart, promoted.
6zd Ditto, George Wythe, Gent to be Ensign, without
• purchase, vice Ross, promoted in the 6th'Garrison Batta:.

lion: , • . .
64th Ditto, Lieutenant William Frederick Brown, Trott the
oth Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase,
vice Nl4Donald, promoted: ' ~
66th Ditto, Captain John Wardell to be Major, vice Birch,

. deceit:x(l.
67th Ditto, Captain- lames Forde, from Half-fray of the
128th Foot, to be Captain of a CoMpany, vice Ferrand,
who exchanges.
83d Ditto, Matthew Rmengrave to be Ensign, without, pur:.
chase, vice Fry, promoted.
85th Ditto, William Henry•Bagot, Gent. to be Ensign, with-
out purchase, vice Lindsay, who resiAns.
gosh Ditto, Captain George ‘Villiainson, from the 93d Foot,
to be Captain ofa Compan), vice BoUlger, who exchanges.
93d Ditto, Captain Perse 'O'Keefe Boulger, from the 9,th
• . Foot. to be. Captain of a. Company,. vice

who exchanges.
Major-General Ramsay's Regiment, Captain Fotbes Tames
AV Donnell, from the S•ist Foot, to be. Captain of a -Com.

pally, vice Doliglas, who exchanges. -
Tile Sicilian Regiment, Lieutenant C. William Muller, from
the Royals, to be CaPtain.ola Company, 'without purchase.
4th Garrison Battalion,! Lieutenant Clement Tudway, from
the 16th Light Dragoons', to Lieutenant, vice Weyland,

who exchanges.
Sth Ditto, Captain Paschal Paoli Hobart, from the 6th Dra-
goon Guards, to oe Captain of a Con-4)311y, vice Fisher,

who excnanges. . . . • • . ,
Gth Ditto, Ensign William kois, froth the 6.1:1, Foot, to be

Lieutenant.
7th Ditto, Ensign George Fry, from the:B34 Foot to be .Lieu-

tenant.
tst Royal Veteran Battalion, .Captain William Pickering,
from the 56th Foot, to ha Captain of a -Company, vice
Maclain, appointed to the loth Royal Veteran Battalion.
3d Ditto, 'Ensign Frank Hay, from Half-pay Of.slie.late 7.(1
Regiment of the Irish Brig ule, to be Ensign, vice Camp-
bell, promoted in the loth Royal. Veteran Battalion.
6th Ditto, Captain lohn NPDeriniii, from the 42d Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, vice Roberts, appointed to the loth
Royal Veteran Battalion.
GARRISON.

Ralph Ross Lewin, Gent. to be Town-Major of Quebec,
vice Faunce, deceased.
BREVET.

Captain Richard Fl.eteh;;;-ot the Royal Engineers, to be
Mojor in the Army.

STAFF.

Henry Cockfedge% Gent. to be an A‘sistant.Commissary of
Accounts to the Forces.

The'King's German Legion.
2d.Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieut. Lewis Schul2,te, from
the 3d Light Dragoons, to he Captain of a Troop, with
temporary Rank, -vice Issendartl, who resigns.
3d Ditto, Cornet Win. Baron Both to he Lieutenant, vice
Schulze, promoted in the ad. Light Dragoons.
Ist Battalion of the 'Line, Lieutenant -Win. De Satre to be
Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank, viceWurmb,
who resigns. Eiyign Ernest Baron Hi)dentaerg.to be Lieu.
tenant, vice Salf. Cadet-Serjeant. Wm. Unger to be En.
sign, vice flodenberg.
z 1 Ditto, Ensign Gustavus Meyer to be Lieutenant, vice
Munch,deceased. Win. Kuhlman, Gent. to be Ensign,
_ _

vice Meyer. - . • •
4th Ditto, Lieut. Wm. Heidenreich, from the Bth Battalion,
to be Captain of a 'Company, with temporary Kank,' vice
Quernheinib, deceased.
sth Ditto, Ensign ---Hageman, from the 6th Battalion, to
be Lieutenant, vice Sebish, appointed to the 7th battalion,
6th Ditto, Cadet. Serjeant George Lubbern to be Ensign,
vice liageinann, promoted in the jth Battalion.
7th Ditto, Lieutenant Frederic De Sebish, from the Sth Bat.
talion, to be Lieutenant, vice Hanstein, who resigns. BA_
ron Dreschel, froth. the Ist ryattalion, to' be Ensign, vice,
Hodenberg, promoted in the gth I.lattalion.
Bth Ditto, Ensign Lewis Baron Hodenborg, from the 7th Bat-
. talion, to be Lieutenant, vice Heidenreich, promoted in
the-4th Battalion.

Crown Office, p 1! 4, ISo7.
MEMBERS RETUR.N ED TO SERVE IN THIS PREsauT

• PARLIAMENT.
COUNTY OF ARMAGH--,Wm. BrOWHIOW' Esq. jn the roorn
of Lord Viscount Acheson, now Earl ofGostord, a Peer of
the United Kingdom. -
BOROUGH OF NORT'idANIFTON —The Right Hat: Spence?
Peru vat.

BANKRUPTCIES ENZARGFD.
John Ringley, of Upper_Joint-street, St PAllgras, Middlesex,
statuary and mason, from A 7to 28, at twelve, at G uild-
h
William Catlin Johnson and John Wiltshire, of 'Huntingdon,
drapers arid co-partners, fri)in April 7 to 21, at ten, ?it
Guildhall, London. •

BANKRUPTS.
William Reid and William Webster, of Manchester, mill—
wrights and co-partners, to surrender April 27, 28, and
May 161 at three, at the Dog and Partridge, Manchester'.
dealer, April
Attornies, Messrs. Redhead and Brothers, Manchester ; or.
Messrs. Milne:nd Parry, Old Jewry,
john Raistrick, or --Leeds, Yorkshire, :22,
and May 16, at eleven, at the 12/,se and Crown inn, Leeds.
Attornies, Mr: Lee, Leeds; or Mr. Bittye, Chancery-lane,
London.
Thomas Clayton, of Dilworth, Lancashire, tanner. April
• 16, at five, 17, and May 16, at eleven, at the New Inn,
Blackburn, Lancashire. . Attornics, Messrs. Clarke and
Richards, Chancery-lane, London ; or Xlr. Ainsworth,
Blackburn.
Samt.el Turner, late of Manchester,- innkeeper, April 8, rg,
and May t 6, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. At-
tornies, Mr. Law, Manchester ; or Mr. Jackson, Hare-
court,,Temple, London.
Tymothy • Byrchniore, of Market-street, Oxford-market,
Middlesex, vidualler, April 7, 18, and May 16, at ten;
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Holloway, Chancery-
lane. -
William Tucker the younger, of Exeter, setge-manufaaurer,
April 14, at twelve, at, and-May 16, at one, at Guildhall,
London, Attornies, -Messrs. OA litis and Waller, Spittal-
square. • - •
Nathaniel Wilmott, of Wyrarclisbury, Buckinghamshire,
wheel-wight and carpenter, April 14, 2ly and May 16. at%
ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Richardson,

,
New Inn. " •
Isaac Baker, of Dudley, Worcestershire, linen-draper, .April
n, 14, at nine, and May 16, at twelve, at the Swan Inn,
Birmingham. Attorroes, Messrs. Devon and Tooke,
Gray's-Inn-squale, London; or Mr. Burrish, Binning-

ham. -
lames Gray, of East Smithfield, Middlesex, baker, April 14,
at ten, 21, at one, and slay 16, at ten, at Guildhall. At-
torney, Mf. Noy, Mincing-lane. . •
Thomas Green the youngei, of Blackburn, Lancashire,
calico-manufadurer, April ;tt, 22, and May 16,. at two,
at the Bridgewater' Arms Inn, Manchester. Attor-
nies, Mr. Taylor, Manchester ; `or Mr..-,Ellis,- Cursitor-

.
street, London. .
ohn Parkinson and Thomas Patkinson, of Liverpool,
curriers and co. partners, .April 27, 28, and May 16, at ele.
Veil, at the George Inn, Liverpool. AtiOrnies, Mr.; Dixvo,
Preston, Lancastitre ; or Mr. Ellis, Cursitot-street, Lon-
don- - .

ltobert Cooke, of DuCkenfield, Cheshire, cotton-spinster,
April at, 22, and May 16, 'at eleven, at the Palace Inn,
MancheSter: Attorneys, Mr. Taylor; Manchester 41 Mr.
Ellis, Cursitor-street, London.
Joseph Gibson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Woollen-diaper,.
April 29, 33, and May i 6, at eleven, at the Crown and.
ThistleTavern,Newcastle-upon-Tyne. AttorniestMessrs.
Teasdale and Brawn; Merchant-Taylors'-hall, London ;
or Mr. Teasdale, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Jonathan Wilson, late of White-horse-street, Ratcliffe, Mid-•
. dlesex, dyer, April 7, t 4, and May 16, at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Oldham, Nag's-head-court, Grace-
• Church-street. • .
Benjamin Carr and. Thomas Neal; now or late of York,
• flax-dressers and co-partners, April 23, 24,-and May i 6,
at eleven, at the Black • swan • Inn, York. - Attoruies,
Messrs. Townend and Oldfield, York.
John- Ball, of HatherSett, Norloik, engineer, April t 4, Zr,
and May 16, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr'
Wilde, jtin. Castle-street, Falcon-square.
• • . DIVIDENDS. -
April 14. John Scott and George Scott, of South-street,
Finsbury-square, London, merchants and co-partners,
at ten, at Guildhall.
April 14. Ralph Houlding and john Houlding, of Preston,
Lancashire, dealers in liquors and co-partners, at ten, at
Guildhall, London.
May 9. Alexander Ross, of the Minories, London, merchant,
• at ten, at Guildhall.
• May 9. Benjamin Phillips and William Bacon, of Ewer-
street, Southwark, Surrey, levigators and co-partners,
at twelve, at Guildhall, London. •
May t. Richard Morgan, of Aberdare, Glamorganshire,
apothecary, at eleven, at the Neath
.Arms liiu, Neath,
G I amorganshire.
April 27. William Wilson, of Colchester, Essex, merchant,
between ten and eleven; at the Angel Inn; Colchester.
April 23. William, Blindell, of Welwyn, Hertfordshire,
maltster, at ten, at guildhall, London.
April 25- tohn Wheatley, of Mark-lane, London-, corn-
fador, .at ten, at Guildhall. - •
April 25. Jams l'etzr yearnon, of Upper Grafton-street;
Middlesex, late commander of the Belvidere Last Indianian,
. dealer, at one, at Guildhall.
April .14. Edmund Raid, of London-street, London, mer-
chant, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 27. William Guy, of Devizes, Wiltshire, unman, at
' eleven, at the White Hart Inn BristOl.
• April 14. Thomas Hudson, of dew Bond-street, Westmin-
ster, tavern.keeper, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 28. fames Smethurst, and-lames Mangnall; of Bolton,
Lancashire, dimity and quilting-rnanuladurers and cn-part-
. ners, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Man Chester.
April 27. John-Willacy, William Willacy,' and Thomas
Willacy, of Liverpool, millers and cu-partners, at eleven,
at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
April 25. John HOwett, of St. Martin's-lane, Middlesex,
carpenter and builder, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 14. ThOinis Fawcett, late of the Old 'Change, Lon-
don, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall,
CERTIFICATES.
April 25. Francis Bestow, of Nottingham, hosier.
Joseph Berry, late of Manchester, calico-printer. •
George Gotts, late of Cawston, Nortulk, merchant and
mhltster.
Thomas Atkinson, late of Brown's Quay, Wapping, Middle-
sex, wharfinger;
Henry Smith, of the City-road, Middlesex, paper-hanger.
Luke Severn, of Coleman-street, London, trunk-maker.
PARTNERSHIPS DIS sOLVED.
Simpn Luckettand Thomas Turner, of Wilson-street, Fins--
bury-square, solicitors. -
Micah and William Mellor, of Edge Top, Staffordshire,
bution:manufatturers.
R. Symons and M. Plumb, of Sloane-street, sadlers.
John jenkinson, Samuel Acketley,` john IV hinaker, and
Thomas Leeming, of Salford, Lancaster, machine-makers.
Frances Davies and Charlotte
,Parker, of Duke-street, Man..
Chester-square, dress-makers.
. fan Welsturd,- John Cotley Welsford, Frederifk. William
Welsforti,..and James Make, of Lad-lane, merchants.
Duncomb Pyrke and John Bell, of Cheapside, warehouSe-
, men.
William Thornpson, jun. and Richard Thompson, of Ne-
wark-upon---Trent, wine-merchants. •
-Thomas Dawes, Thomas Ilandy, and lames Meredith, of
• Birmingham, flax-dressers.
James Haslani, lames Kershaw, • and Thomas• Kershaw, of
Turton, Lancaster, cotton-spinners.
(oilman(' Geor6e Pepper, of h.vvv..C.:reen, carpenters.
Challes Henry Rigaud, -Charles I.l.attyc and Thomas Pil-
grim, of. 13uciclersbury, baikers..
Thomas Neeves, George Burge and William Pritchard, of
Cwrn Brain, Monmouth, coal merchants.
Thomas Molineux, of Kingsnorton, Worcester, and Richard
Foster, of Suflolk-street, Birmingham, millers.
Abraham Chapman, Thomas Neeves, George Burge, and
William Pritchard, of Cwm Brain, Monmouth, . coal
merchants. .
Abraham Chapman, Thomas Neeves, and Wm. Pritchard,
of C win Brain, Monmouth, coal merchants.

Early in the morning of Saturday se'nnight a fire
broke out in a kiln-house adjoining the Water corn-
mill, at Ratham, near Chichester, which.raged with
such fury, that the mill, with its contents (upwards
of fifty loads of wheat, and a considerable quantity'
of flour)., were totally consumed before etiettual as-
sistance could be procured to stop the progress of
the devouring element. The a6tive exertions..of the,
neighbours, however, -prevented the flames from
reaching a contiguous flour • warehouse: The mill
was the property of Lady LowisA ,LE:cox, mother
of the Duke of RICHMOND, and was used by Mr.
WM. SMITH, whose loss is estimated at upWards of
two thousand pounds. 'Neither the mill nor the
stock was insured.