The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-03 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

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July 8. Edward Kendall, of Tabernacle-walk, Finsbury..
square, Nlicidlescx, tallow-chandler. at one, at
'July 3. David Roherts, of Trunip,atreet, London, ware-
houseman, at one, at Guildhall.
luly 31. Thomas Bedford, •of Grange Moor, Yorkshire,
white clothier, , at_eleveir, at the New Court-house,
Wakefield, Yorkshire. •
1u1y.22. James Wood, of Lindfield, Sussex, viaualler, at
- twelve,' at the Star Inn, Lewes.
August S. 'Duncan Macdonald, of Threadneedle-strer,
don, merchant and hosier, at ten, at Guildhall.;
' Nov. 14. fames Lane, ot Cheapside, London, warehouse-
julan,•at-tweivc, at Guildhall:
Nov. 14. Robert Soanes, of Mark-lane, London, and of New
cross, Deptford, Kent, provision-inerchapt, at eleven, at
July 2p. Thomas Atkinson, of Brown's quay, Napping,
Middlesex, wharfinger, zt eleven. at C; 1(1
July lames Adams, of Pore-street, Crippiega re,
don, dealer in spirituous liquors, at eicvep, alt
July 25. Thomas f rank of Bristol,. merchant, at eleven at
the Rummer Tavern, Bristol.
'11.4 26. Ralvli Dewiturst, of Preston, Lancashire, uphols-
terer, at the Horse anti Farrier, Preston.
July as. William •Vard, of Leicester, and Richard Frazer,
of Cateaton-street,London, hosiers, a; twelve, at the Blue
bell Inn, Lcicestet.
Nov: 14. john Kennion the elder, and John, Kennion the
younger. of Nicholas-lane, London, brokers,_at une, at
Guildhall.
Sept. 30.. William Gore,. of Aldgate, London, Manchester
warehouseman, at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. 28. Josiah Sharpe, of Market.:Deeping,. Lincolnshire,
linen-draper, at one,, at Guildhall. Landon.
Nov. 14. William Altham, of Tukenhoute-yard, London,
broker, at eteven, at Guildhall.
Nov. 14. lames. Lane, Cheapsitie, London, warehouseman;
'at twelve, at Guildhall
July 22. Henry. Haywood, of Rarnsgate, Kent, butcher, at
one, at Guildhall, Lohdon.
'July 29. John Morgan, •of Conduit-street, St. George,
Hanover square, Middlesex, bookseller,:,and stationer, at
ten, at Guildlyill.
July 22.. —Frapcis Calvert,- late of Clevelartd.street, St.
Pancras, NI iddlesex, but now of Richmond, Surrey, stable:
keeper and coaehmaster, at eleven at Guildhall, London.
. July 22. lohn Bury, of Clittointipon-'Tame, •WoNester-
butcher, at eleven, at the flop-pole, Worcester.
August ••;„ John Page, ot Bishopsgate-street, London, haber.•
dasher, at ten, at Guildhall.
July az. John Christian Cook and Thomas Christian Corker,
of Leadenhall-street, London, lineu-dtirpers, at twelve, at
Guildhall.
July as. Jon Keyte, late or Birmingham, builder, 'at ele-
ven, at ink! Min-rva Tavern, Birmingham.
July 31. William Ware, of Caldicott, Monmouthshire, shop.
keepereat eleven", at the Bush raven), Bristol.

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24. .john Ogee, of Pickwick,
Walton, of Liverlipol,.mers;ha,nrs, at eleven', at the Globe
Tavern, Liverpool.

CERTIFIC:AITES.

iuly 2Z. Thomas Crane, of Prestort, Lancashire, iron-

monger.
William Gray, of S't. john-street, St. Sepulchre, Middle-
sex, shoemaker. .‘ .
Predeack I rnbert Tel"6e, late of 'l3oi,vling-streer,Westmin-
ster, rectifying distiller,
William tuynson, late of Manchester, corn and-flour-dealer.
Row, of St. Peter's Quay, Northumberland, ship.
builder.
Joseph tValker,.of East Ardsley, Yorkshire, maltster.
lain Parsons the elder, and ltbri Parsons the younget, of
Ludgate-hill,.London, booksellers. . .
Richard Clarke, late of Tooley-street, toutliwark; Surrey,
dealer and chapman.
William. Cow sill, of Manchester, stone-mason.
lames Grindrod, of Manchester, cotton-merchant.

'OLD g,IILE'Y.

YOURTII DAY-SATLihD Y, JULY
Ft )ER Y.

Saturday Charles iirotry liavenseroft was capitally
Indkited for lelonion•ly uttering and publishing as
,true; a certain order or draft ftn- 151. purporting to
be di-tiwn by hilliself, and accepted by Wm.M`lO-
nerney, and payable at the house of,Messrs. Master-
man and Co. in White Hart-court, well knowing
the said acceptance to be forged and counterfeited:.
It appeared from the evidence, that the PriSoner
frequented a convivial society, stilin4 themselves Odd
Fellows, at a public-house kept,by Richard Wilson.,
in Pordancirstreet. On the 24011 of April last he
called on Mr. Wilson ; requested of Wilson cash fur
a draft for 1.51. and tendered him the draft in glues.
Lion. Wilson said lie had not soinec.h, but gave
him In parr. Wilson sent the .draft next day for
payment, and it was
,dulp honoured., The prisoner
Called for the balance inatiou,t three weeks; and it
was given him.

A Clerk of Masterman's proved, the payment of
the draft, and said that it proved to be a forgery.
The draft was then read. It was drawn, payable
to bearer, and the acceptance of WilliaM M'lnner-
neksignsd in red ink, the usual mode of that Gen-
tleman's-acceptance, -
The way in which the prisoner acquired a know,
ledge of the.minnerof Mr. Ni‘ In n err!ey's accepta:c:.;
was s.fid to tee thus, as stated by thatGentleinan in
'lris evidence. The 'prisoner 'canie to his 'house in
March last, and said he was assistant-surgeon belong-
ing to the navy ; that his name was Welis; and that
he wanted an ager.,,,- to receive his'pay for hiat Af-
ter some conversation, he said be wanted 201. in part
of\pay due to him for his services on board the. Raue
lagh ~gun.;latig, which Mr.. M‘lunerney advanced
him,, by archeck upon his banker as above. When
the Prisoner was apprehended, there was found in
his waistcoat pocket, on searching him, a piece of
paper, upon which it appeared .he had been pra‘ctis-
ing to write the wOrdS, " payable
,Messrs. Master-
man's and Co." and the signature " Witham Inner-
ney."

The Prisoner being called on for his defence, said
he-had only asked Wilson to lend him. 2L on the
.•
draft, 'but cisired him not to-present it fOr payment.
-,--Verdifl, Guilty, Death. -
Miss 'Yorke, who- was, aToprehended some time
since, for maliciously shooting, at some' men who
were on the outside of her uncle's palings; in thepa-
rish of Sunbury, was this day put to the bar,' ittt
order to take her trial for ihe offence. The 'princt-.
pal particulars of this extra-ordinary affair are already
before the public. From the general tenor of the
evidence adduced this ()gyp the pervading imprest}ioa
was, that she firect the gun merely with intentio'
frighten the persons. Who.preferred the indidment„
and whom she stated,, in her defence, had used grOsa
and insulting language toward; her.
She walhed into Court in a firm and colleeted
manner, though apparently a little alarmed.
.A model of ,the i„lace, where the occurrence took
-lace,
.was produced in Court.
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Sir A r..kg CIIAMBRE summed up the evidence for .
the Jury, laying dbwu -the law of .Lord Eilenbo-
rough'. tile case, and tbn rnky willioUt
hesitation, returned their verdict--...N0t
.•.
Nisi Yorke„. who, during the whole of the trial,
seemed• much affeded, paid her obeisante to the'
Court and itiry, and refired from the bar math agi-
tated,- wifli fire support of her att-eadatit. She was
attired in deep mourning, and her , maid waited •in
the bar the whole-time. -.The Courtswas extretitely
crowded, and a number of ladies were present.

Miss MEtnows.—A Coroner's inquest sat on the
body of this yoyng Lady,-who was ;) sqlg,r at Co-
vent-Garden, . -on '• Friday., at • the -Maidet,htad, at
B t-le,ori,dge, she having died suddenly on pie. pre-
ceding day. The/deceased was riding along the P.iii-
ents Road on ;t pony, with her )ather,'Wiea ,ud-
denly complained of indisposition, and-be,4ge,i to he
dow..n. A hay-oirt was passing at the tn..e, and the
young Lady was put Into it, when she di d in a very
sham tirtie. Her pain was a kiti.i of sy.asm at the
chc,4l.—Ded by the Visitation of Gad.
PEDZSTIiIANI3M.—Tin.t walking ipania has ex-
tended itsclt to part of Lincoln, and a feat has been
attempted at Grimsby, which •has.h.ir.try a precedent
for.resolution and strength. Mr. HaWkt,s, gunsmith,
of that place, matched himselt, for a considerable'
sum, to watt: 72 miles -a day for 14 successive, cfays.,
-He started on Friday se'nnight, at hair in the morn-
ing, on a piece Of uneven tround,,in the East Marsh,
half a mile in length, ana completed the first dq's
• aaduous task at a quarter. before. eleven at night :
• next morning, he re-cornthenced•at a quarter after
five, and had: performed • the :di-,tance at three on.
Sunday morning,.`, On Mtindav morning he set out
at four,
_and
.Completed the 72 smiles by four on
Tuesday , morning ; but . having sirained his anole,
he to give up the undertaking. •

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, • . BIRTHS.
On Saturday evening, az the Upri of Egreta,l,:'r, hi G'rro;
venor-plat.; ttle Lady 4 Sir Charles ivlcrrick. Uuircit. or a
'Son. •
Lately, Mrs. qeorge Farren, of, Everett-street, i3runs-
wick-4quare, of a :-.,0n.

414i(Riii.b.
Ori I),londa)i:the' t,th uO.-112 St:- Mary-le-1-014nd Church,
.the Rev.. Ecktvard tio,win,.okiager oon of the fete fames Uhl.-.
..vin,t.sq.- of Woot,t,ort LoctO, tieapturdbliire,- to fist' r.res-; tor, of Flastvlll.lll,`Yo-tk4hitc.' ' ' ••• ' • . •

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O a Wedoeadv.: NU 4311 i t.)." • '
~ ;Olin ,itl,acqtreen; Esq ~ at his house
at Burle:.ll)vv.u..',Soutilarci4q; in..i tic s4th ,)carof ins age. ,
Uri Saw john Esq. the SurveYof
Getteral-ofth4'l..ar.d Rev'entib, at Louse in Whitehall,. at the advanced pgeof 7i.
o,n the
.2ir .of March last, at ,his,eState, called Withisor
Castle, near MOntego Bay, in. the Eland of penThica,'Wil..
Lietitchun4-Colonel of the git.'lames':.
Regisnent':olVlilitiai. Who, ou his rxturn from 'eV ievyJor, the.
Regiment, on. lVoriday.tti -27th kebru'ary pre.•eding,
Um) \i•xl.by a young 'restive horse, -and cc, Veled
his' hoits'e, its which state he 'remained till the_ instant of
his
dissoldtion,z,s'! • ; ••• • '

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