The Sun.
London, England, 1813-03-31 00:00:00

DIVMENDS-At

April 24. S. Brown and 'Pr.T3. Scott, St. Mau-hill, London,
metehanti, at twelve. '
April 20., %V. Newman, Bucking, Essex, silk-throwster, at I I .
April 211. W. bliles, Oxford-st :get, furniture-warehouseman,

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at one.
May 29. H. Dobson, City-roadjeweller, at twelve.
May 4. I'. Halliday, Old South .Sea House, Broad-street,
merchant, at une.
April 21: T. Cionld, Ottery St. Mary, Deionshire, dealer, at
eleven, at the Office Of John Terrell, Not th-street, Exeter.
April 23. It. Collett, late of -Leeds, Yorkshire, grocer, at ele.!.
ven, at the White Horse Hotel, •Lettls.
Apil 29. IL Geodsoll, Sodnrook, GloureStetshire, skinner,
ett ell ven, at the White Hart Inn, Gloucester.
April '2l. J. Bryant and T. Catehpool,.lpswich,- ffolk, malt-
stet's, at eleven, at the Bear and Crown, Ipiwich.
J. .Seaton, F. 'Seaton, and a. leattin, Ponte-
in jut, Yorkshire, hAnkerS, at eleven-, at the Red Lion Inn,

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V.)ntefract.
April 3). T, pols, J. Richards, and -IL Joneq, Liverpool, tai-
lors, at one, at the Office of Janie') Nturrow, Liverpool..

CERTIFICATES.—Avitt t. 20.
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N.
Winbott, • St: Panrs'• Church-yard, statinner.
H. Cooke and J. Herhort, Birchin-lane, merchants..
M. Neighbour, South-street, Berkeley-square, stable-keeper.
J. Whitley, .Marshant-street, tiuther-tnerchant.
M. A. Pelhaus, Nort.ll Northltaibetland, Bail-maker.
iute of the‘Grand Junction_Whati, Whitcfriars,

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W, Dodswoaii, :.iLurhorough, Yorkshire, grocer.
W. 17,1arke, Bristol, Victualler. • •
.1, Reynolds, WhiteAutpel, brandy-merchant.
W. Nias, Bridgwater, Sionicrsetshirc, linen-draper.•
J. Taylor;late of Newcastle-llama-Tyne, .linen-draper.
J. Nowlan, t►ettte-street, Spitaldelds, soap-maker.
J. Palnier.G.eorge-street, Oxford-street, ale-brewer.
H. Hudsor,, late.of the Cannon Coffee-house, Chariug-cross,

wine-merchant.. 7
li. Smith, Croynol, shopkeeper. -
L. T. Waters, Old soutii Sea-house, merchant.
[Promotiong, &c. to-morrow.]

ITUrFEY WHITR —ll.iehardand John Limberick,
the Pdtro!c belonging to the Public Orfice, Bow-
street, having re,:eiveci private it that
brtfly Whito, who is charged or suspicion
of•ht.lo4, concerned in ro!,b;n4 the% Leeds Mail,
some was at Bristol, they went there
in pursuit 'of him On theirarrivAl, they disco,
vere:d that Ned Boriciti and .John Goodman, two
well knowo thieves, ivere living there, and they
had no doubt hut.l-luffey White was living with
them.

Burkitt had passed himself off as a Captain
there, and had taken a house, the front Of. which.
was towards she fields;• which made it very diffi-
cult for the officers to watch it, they being obliged
to go about a quarter of a mile off in disguise,
and to conceat themselves during four days, .In
the evenings they watched close to the door of
the house; but were 'frequently ohli.ge.d, to .remove
themselves on account of being very much au-:
rinyed by thebarlviug of a dog, and were afraid to
spealvto the animal as White is well acquainted
with their voices.

On Satttrtlay they watchenOdrnan and bis
wife-from the house into Bristol, and tank them
into custody, Goodman being wanted on suspicion
of being clncerned in robbing the Canterbury
flak ; after lodging them in the prison, the
A.:iixibericks returned to the house and gave
a (Intddc knock at the door,' which was an-
swered by Burkitt ; the Officers rushed upon and
seized ;. however e resisted most violimtly,
and it, was with great difficulty they could secure
him.
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Some constables belonging to Bristol, whom
the Limbericks had stationed at the back of. the
premises, to prevent an eseape'that• way, on hear,
int.; the noise of the fight, ran to their assistance.
By this unfortunate act, Macy White wade his
escape in the mean time backwards, by getting.
over a shed, and through a woman's house : he
told her be was pursued by the Sheriff's Officers
for debt, which induced her to let him through.'
On Searching the house, it was aseectamed
that a Vice and other tools-were in the kitchen,
where they had been making skeleton keys 'to
pick locks with: `l.'here were three portman-
teaus, several watcbes, Ofte. .Burkitt, Goodman,
and his wife, all disown anyof the property found
in the house, in consequence of which'the officers
procured a cart, and conveyed the whole of into
the prison. Goodman and his wife !vill.be brought
to London, to he examined respecting the robbery
Of the canun bury Bank.

CotN-EXCIIANGE, ncit 31--Our Market was
well supplied with Wheat, the sale of which was
wry-heavy, and the price inclining,do wowards
thequantity :of Oats here was very considerable;
htit the price merely nominal, there being so few
buyers ; the same may be said of Barley Malt is
2s. per quarter lower; live is dull of sale at the
iast quotationg Pease and Beans are full as dear
as last week, the demand being equal to the sup-
ply,,and not (as erroneously stated in some letters
of Mouthy) very heavy, and the price merely no-
Wheat - -72 g. S2s. Ras.
ditto - Ms. 13as.
Rye • - -•- - 675. 775.
366.A16.
Ncw Ditto - - —4-

TieL Beans-
Old ditto - -
Small ditto -
Feed 21%.
Fine ditto - - 42+.475.
Poland ditto • - 36A.424.
Fine dltto 61e.
Petatoe gitto - 514.
ILipe Seed (per 1u5t.1551. f;.61.
Fine 'Flour 11154. •110;:.
Seeotads - - -120 s. 1055.

-70 s. 7fii.

Ma3t • . - 555.04.
Fine ditto - -103 s.
IVbite Pe4te - 1060. 112 s.
New. ditto - - -
Grey - 76*, 735, h4i.
NOW fiat() -

TRICE, OF STO(
Bank Stock',
Nary A pvt Cent. 881 87
lii ii p r Cent.
4 por ('cut. shut
pct. t:',111.-Ited• shut
;perC;.ettli 591 58; 50 59
Bank L. Ann. shut
Twill Stock, • •

117,81."RDAY.
' I Bonds, 6s, ss. dis.
South Sca,tittick
Exc fills, aid. po. day,
q,4. p;.
Imperial 3.per Cent.
Ditto Antis
Cous.for tath April" Oil .59

wArEit AT LONDON 1.11t11)tiE TO- NIOIIIIOW.
hioraling, 15 militates after 2. Eveuilig, 40 utinutei, after t.