The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-08 00:00:00

to appear at the Old whei thecoachman.
if apprehended, shall bt tried. He alio gave ordjr3
US Mr. Bignel, the Pariah 13eadle, to take, the proper
weans to traae.hiru out,

The examination of Witnesses lasted three .hours,
and there were several -Gentlemen present,jriends
at the deceased, amongst. whom. was Colonel Green,
a distant relative. The 'deceased Ni
,forty-year
of
.age, and concerned in A mercantile house, in Ja--,
'mica, to which place he intended to return imt
course of a month. He was ro have left town to,
morrow tar Scotland, on a visit to his friends. HiS
loss is very Much' lamented. •

Pirßi.tc;•Orrice,SHADWELL.--On SattirdaylKan;
g,aret:?Sheinley atid Catharine Cairns. nriderwent an
exatnination, being chared on suspicion of having
negotiated two Sank of 11.7ngiand notes, of the value
of twenty pbunds each; the property of Mr. Johti ,
Fitzgerald, winch were picked tint of his picket
Whit Ttiesch'y I:ist, in Whitechapel the-note-s werti
identified antrtraced to the Prisonerg; but for thdk
want of a material witness they were committed fot
re-examination. , •

MANSION-HOUSE:On Friday last a youth, about
seventeen, most reipectably oonnetted, and articled
as an apprentice in a forei,:zn mercanti'e house of the.
first repute in tLe City (Messts. Grin and Co.) un-
derwent a priva,e examination before . the LORD.
MAYOR, upon a charge of emb4zzling a sum of 4001.
the property of his employers.---Abopt_thtee weeks
Since he had received from the managing', le;-k of
the house 1001. in notes, and a banker's check for.
:3001. which he was iustru&ed to pay to another
merchant, who did business with the house ; in-
stead of whitih, mh, he received payment for the check
at the banker's upon whom it was .drz4n, and irn-
mediately set out fir Ply mouth, aceorapeniZd by a.
girl of the town, by whom; it iSconjeatßrA, he was
inveigled to so, ritincias'an a&. So soon as-the tram.
a6tiodWas discovered; and t`-,e unfortianhe youth
missed,information was given to the..Lotre:MAYoa ; -
and some track of his route havinghees discoveredi,-
he was pursued ,by Adkins, the,k_Kce:re,,w.ho appre-
hended hill-I'a Plymouth, .last Satur.day, where he
found that the woman, after having fleeced him of
the last.guinea of the 4001.
,deserted hiup..and fled ;
and when he was taken into custedy.he..liaf but a;.,
seven shilling piece left.—lt appeireki that this
fortunate youth was articled fi)r five years :to his em=.
pioyers, at the end of which :tune he -.was to have
been received as a partner in the firm. TWo years
of the period had elapsed, during 'Which his concha
had been irreproachable, until seduced to thi! tin-.
}-oat-mate transatlion, which, t'o say no :worse
has ruined his' charkier and pro•peas for life, and
plunged his family into the mostpoignant affiidion.
He was remanded'for further exaniu4tion oti Thurs
day next.

`f -Quick work, my boys !—great gains may be
-made in a short time"--is, oft the language of an
eminent City Merchant to his 'Sods and Qtlice Clerks.
It is submitted to all the official departments in tawny
and country, .whether the present most interesting
Lottery Scheme is . not highly calculated to make
" great gains in short time."—But as the dra‘ying
commences on the 14th or neat Monttl, aciveuttirer4
• must make " quick'work" in their purchases.

HIP rq t;s,

POOLE, JLJNE g.

Arrived—the AFuive, frorri Briciport ; Busy., R'ttl.•
sell, from Southampton- Aoua Maria, Brooks, from.Guern.o,
'sey ; and'Autumn, Bank,' Itpril. London.
Sailed—the Eleanor, Jackson, for Sunderlan4 ; Star, Emp;.,
son, fot Yarmouth,; Hawk, G'.ideh, tor. Newfoundland ;
Alexander. Street, for Liverpool; • Minerva, _ Lander, foti
Load,u ; Good. Intent, Thatchell, and Active,
tut Port*niouth.''•

_SOUTHAMPTON, JUNE 5. •

Arrived - the• Porisonby, Walsh, from Dungarvon ; and
Mary, Marks, for Yougtrill.
-Sailed—tne 'Autumn, Shields, for Riga; Tyib Brothers,
Cock, fur Longsound ; and Rose, 'De Gruchy;for jersey.

jutit4.
Arrived—the SosinnA, from Chatlestdwrik-and Young
Alexander, from Rotterdam. •
. sitht—the qiana, Ann, and lieref)rd,,from the Baltic, •,
CIiAVESENDOI./NE S.
•
Pissed by—the Sally, Holland, from Memel •;
Hoffnung,
Meyers, from Husum lean Castina, Thompson, Maria, /
Roseqkrautz, and Christiana,'• Hendricks,- from Norway
Two Brothers, Scott, front-Jutland.; St. Sebastian, Mane,.
Dolphin, Creaser, Providence, Lawson, Susan, Watson, and:
Brothels, linss, ficm Tonnit.gen.
Sailed—the Minerva, Alexander,. for Surinaml.

MARRIED,

On Thursday, Richard Chambers, Esq.. of- Ely-place, to
third (aughter of john Newman, Esq. of Skinner-
street.

' 011-Saturday, at St. Ma ry. le, bone .Church, Captain Ed; -
ward Sanderson, of the Buffs, to Hiss Harriet, Hales, third,.
daughter of the late Sir [oho Hales, Bart.
On the 27th ult.. at Edinburgh • William Tay, Esq. !NW.,"
chant, to Miss Layel, only daughter of the late Rev. Alex.,
ander Layel, Minister of the Scots Church at Rotterdam.
On Thursday last, at St. G eorge the Martyr, Queen-square,-
Ni'cholas Effard Robinson, Esq. to,Miss daughter;
of the late Mr, Peter Roche, Rotterdam, Merchant.
The same day,: folin Harding; lisq;:et Bonehill, in Staf—
fordshire, to Miss S. M. Itidsciale daughter,Jf E. Rtdsdate,
Esq. of Waketild.
On the 4th inst. at St. Genrq's, Hannter.siluare, Sir john
Shelley, Bart. to Miss Wirieldtfy, daughter and sole heiresi
of the late Thomas.Winekley, Esq. .
.Lately, Charles Watson, Esq-. of Langinun-halt, Essex.
to Miss Harrier I.o'we, of Court of Hill, 'Shropshire.

DIED.
On Saturday last, At his -house in /sliw,.s.treet, Spring..
gardens, lohti Waseca le, M.D. a native of the• County of
Cumberland.
'On Wednesday last, at-Hackney, •Mrs.-Canneyer,, in her (•-
68th year.
• .
04 Saturday sennight, after a few days illness, in the 28th •
year of his age, Mr.•lleniamin Blanchard; eldest son of Mt.
•
%Vit.liana Blanchard, of York,, Printer.
Lately, at Leominster, Mr. Richard Powell, Butcher.
His death was occasioned by his incautiously putting a naked
kinfeinto his coat pocket, and sitting' dov.ll upon it ;
knifc,e;itered into the thick part of his thigh, and he died 2:;-
afen• dies afterwards.

A few days ago, after a short illness; MT. John Emery,
Bookseller, High-greet, Bristol.