The Sun.
London, England, 1809-12-25 00:00:00

DU/ IDENDS.

lan, 20. Samuel Southall and lonathan Drakeford, of Bir. -
Ingham, 'tattors, at eleven, 'at the Shakspeare Tavern, '•
an. 1.1. Trioinaz Nightingale, of ,Dewsburjr, Yorkshire,
mercer and woollen draper, at one, at the -strafiiird Arius.
Inn, Wakefield.
lan. 13. cruel Richards, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, linen-
draper, at, twelve, at Guildhall.
lan. 2. George .A4lllhus Riddlestorper: of Whitechapel,
• Middlesex, haberiL slier, arten, at Guildhall.
Jan. 22. Lc' is and Frances of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, milliners, at twelve, ail the Sliakspe4re 'cavern,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
I 16. Tholnas Bailey, late of Edgbaston-stteet, Birming-
ham, victualler, at twelve, at the White Hatt 11111,
Birminglia at.
17. Charles Wilks, of 131rmingliain, stationer, at twelve,
at the Shalisprare
lan. 13. George Knight, ,of Holloway, Islington, Middle.,
sex, builder at ten; at G ciidlial I.
lan. t 3. lames Potts, of W. Lite sear yard, B4ck-liiil,Ard-
dlesex, looking.glass.fraine and cabinet. maker, at eleven,
at Guildhall.
lan. 13. Oliver Touimin, of Essox..street, Strand, Middle-
sex, navy-agent, at eleven, at Gulidnail, •
lan. 13. Thomas 1-larris and john frn.:e, of Bristol, mer-
chants, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
March 13.- Thomas Chippendall, of St. Martin's-lane, Mid.,
dlesex, upholsterer,. at ten, at Guildhall.
20. Thomas Middleton, of MAden-lane, Battle-bridge,
Middlesex, blue-inanufaCturer, at c,telve,at Guildhall.
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fan. So: William Passe 'ofilngrarn- court; keuchurch-street,
Loudon, Irirdwareman.
James Tate, of Ashford, Kent„ grocer. . , • ,
lost:ph- Davenport, of A Idermaiibury, I:o4on,tmerehant. •
liichard 'Commits, late of Li atton- L.; arden,-
01211. t •

Miami), Collins, of-Wlivantori, Stimersetshire, linen-drape*
Thomas Bryan, of Mincik,.lane, London, broker.
iarn List, of Careato4n-street;_ London, warehousemen.

Sim.On Retharn,shte of .Furnivai's:lnn-cotui
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born, Middlesex, printer.
loseph Perrin, of
.Poitps,ol, within Itirmingham, Cheshire,

cotton-spinner.
Henry Jacob Leroux,. otherwise Henry Leroux, late off'
Canonbury-square, Islington, Ihdlescx, builder,
_William Sault, of Southinolton- street, Hanover-square,
Middlesex, calenderer.
(oseph Taylor, of C; ainsburgh, I.incolnshire, merchant,
Duncomb Pyrke, late of Bishopsgate-street, London, hatter;
George Haffenden and Thomas Necomb, of Bas ingliall•streer,
London, warehousemen.
Thomas Humphreys, of Ludgate, Saddle-Worth, Yorkshire;
plumber and glazier,
folio Taylor, late of Broivn's-lane, Spitalfields, Middlesex;
baker.
George Reynolds, of Back-lane, Shadwall, Middlesex, cow:.
keepej.

UNtoN-HALL.—On Saturday, n fa. gan wag'
brought before the siting Magistrate, charged with ,
uttering\counterfeit money. It, appeared .that the
prisoner went to the -shop of,a Mr. Mailers, a bakef, in
Gravel-lane, and asking' for a penny roll, tendered.
sxpence in payment, and received tire change; stio
afterward., returned fdr some bis6iits, 'and offered
anothersfitpence in payment. -Mailers, 'however,
having discovered the first 4ixpence. td be a
,bad•
one, and perceiving„the second to be like it,. be de-
tained her, and gave her in charge Jo' the patrole.
In her way to the waich-house, the prisorrek%con-,
trived to drop a handkerchief containing, a cOn-
siderable 9uantity of bad money. ,Th,e,, prisoner
said :she purarised the motley of.a saitor, and gates
h m seven shillings for. half-a-guittea's worth of
She W 33 fullY committed fur trial. •
The Collecling Clerk to a Ilistillery in the Borisugh
was chart!ed With defrauding his :employers tothe
aMount of 7001.
.hy. short.. allow ances, for VgiOLl3,.
sums he- bad received 'on.. their •aLeol;nt-, i 3 some
acknowledging only 591. when he had been paid
501. Ho. was rernandei ior a turther hearing, in or-
der 16-allow time for outer 'nquizies,

As some servants belonging tolarZ,enzie,,of kin-
craig, in Scotland, were on Viedisday, sennight
englged in drying a quantity of, oa!s_on the
the mid trimmer • gave way, when. three of theni,
were precipitated into, the:tire, and one of them, an
old man between 70 and 80, was unfortunately burnt
to death. The .othet- two escaped unhurt ; but a
tiiurth; who was
,very active in endeavouring to save
the old man, was severely burnt. The kiln and
corn were totally destroyed..

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, DECEMBER 2.2.

-Arrived—the Harmony, Ma',comb, from 1-feriduras.
Lord Cochrane, George, and Trataigar, Fcf-
guson, for Jamaica; Mary, Barker,- for Aelogadore ; and 1149
Britannia, Mason, for Waterford.

• ". MAP it D. - t
'Yesterday, at Chiswick, Lord Granville Leveson Cei)ygr:l;
brother to the Marquis of StaiEud, to Lady kiartiet cavetl-
dish, daughter of the..Dtake of Devonshire,.;
On Saturd4y last,
.161 m Carter, Esq. to i
Miss 'Georgna
•
Dodds. •
The same clay, at St.. lames's Church, John liourdied.
Esq. of Golden.. square; -to Susanna Mary, the eldest dauglll:
ter of Dr. Reynolds.

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ME D. •
On the 15th inst. at Bath, Anne, the widbw of Dr. Flay'
ward; aged -67, years.
On -.'riday evening, in Abingdon-street;,,l#A—roV,l6.-
Ashley, of. the late:, and mother of the prZse, t 21,a^
nagers of the Oratorios.

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