The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-18 00:00:00

Charles toveday, Paint,,WiclOT.§l,iticegtershire, clothier,
May 25. at rive,_ 26, and -itine 27, at ten, at the Falcon,
Pains wick.. A ttornies, 3.1-67;.'Shepherd and Adlington,
Bedford-row, London ; or Mr, Wathen,.Stroud.
Joseph 'Thorp, jun. St. 1 ves,Huntingdonshire linen-draper,.
May 23, 30, and lune z 7, at twelve, .iitCuildtiall;•roindon.
A ttorilies, ivlessrs. Swain, SteVens, and Maples, I ewry
•
DIVIDENDS.
June 9. Richard.Goorn, of 91d_street, St. Luke,. ,
sex, size-makcr, at eleven, at. Guildhall; • •
lone 9. joint Hannan', late- of Sluane-street,.hliddlesex,
music-seller, at tisielve, Guildnall.- • -2' " '
June 13. lusepit Waters, of Old Betliiem,•Londatt,,,turner,
at ten; at Guildhall.
une 9. Thomas Moat, of llalifai; --anti teorgeTiner, of
NorthoWrain, Yorkshire, inanufaaureror cotton goods, at
eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax.
lune 9..iVlessiter Brooks; Of4lahnesbdry, , Wiltshire, mercer,
• at eieven• at the White Hart lim, Bristol.
I one. i 6. . Georige Cole, 'Of WO,,doritig,., bine ter, at
eleven, at the Cock and Pyc Inn, Woodoridgv.
June 8. Joseph Bell;, late
.of, Castor,. Lincaluslttre) me,t4;er,,
at eleven, at the •Talb'ot Inn, Castor.'
,May 23. lames Parnell,. of Dial, Kent, inakeeppr, at tentlatO
Guildhall, London.
•:June 22.. Thomas' liittyon,,of Manchester, cotton and.wool4:'
len-man ufaeturer, at tour, at, the Bridge cvaer Artrlsi Max.!
cheater.
Juutt.,2i. :WM ayhuscrnft; Michael- twin Fell;
and lames Entwisle, of iirlanchesteroleaiers in cotton yarn,
at three, at tile Brittgevy:iter Antis, ManclicstLr. '
lune 9. , -"Thoilias efr7 wleigh-OlaGe, VilUmi,
_De von-
snire, Merchant, at ten, at the... Bush "Cavern, Bristol.
une 9. Ambrose Wallace and john Pugh, of Lower
' Thatn6S-strOt;ll4pini,"4, Oniii,glerv.Xtit'VvdXciDtGuild-
hall. • . r --
it ali) "
tune 9. Roberr'Sheaidoiv.n, jun. of tn f mc s sta.,
tiooer, at eieClen,- at tire Otny King's PiVat'tritil, Louth.
June 20. Helky-§rnyth of Mill-
lane, Toolly7stieer, Surrey, coopers, at twelve,
Guild-
hall, London,
June 13. Benny- Esher, of ,Gracechurch-street, London,
at ten, at .• ,
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june,6. John Coles, of Banbury, Oxfordshire
,mealman.
RdlSett:Bates,l w'ot late of Out tle-Bringe, I_.r.bys-ttrre;• .
ter.niercliant. -
Joseph Reader, at Bishops ate-street, London; wholesale
!, linen-draper.
j William Davis, lite-of Hereford, theaimani
Geo. 0 xlade, 01 Hoddesdon,•liertlordshire, monep.scrivenei.
Nathaniel Iles Butler; 'add Berijatnin Butler, or .I.'amswick,
Gioncestersntre, clotlners:
Thos. Chambers, ot.. Dow ',ham Market, Nbrfolkoviaualler.
John Wilson, late et.Kellttal,WCSt'llitael4litt, tdituW -chandier.
I...;eorge Byrne, late -at -I.:;xerei:.street, St. Luke, Chelsea,
11/1411eSex, „

owl 11111, or Sitirei,jinerchant.
Rubel t Price, of Cannon-strcet, London, stationer: "
FARTIVAIrsHiPs' 1:1).
George Lyon'and William Mitcalfe; 'of the Coal-Exchange'
coal.factors.
Joseph W ittington and lohn. Lamb; of iiirming,hain, factors.
Lewis ,Huiriereys and Richard Davits, ot Losler Russell.
$ street, BarthoridseY, Caweis and white ie:ithe-dressers.,
joint Woodcock and... Richard Litribeth Marsh,
millers.
Alexander M'Knight and John Nl`Knig,ht, of liutiley, Wor-
cester, drapers.
Charles Scudarnore and Thomas C.:ilks, of Manchester, coach-
makers.
fatneS Nuti:and Henry Soare, of Leicester, wineatner_dhants.
Mary Catherine, and Ann Santh, of • Lichfield, dress.:s
makers.
George Ithasell-and John Layton Ireland, of Sluireditch,
che4serriongers-.
John Allsetirook, George Browne,': and fames Tewson, of
East Itctford, martuactuters,
Isaac Worley and Isaac Worley, yuni•of.- GliVapside, linen-
drapep.
William Phillips and William Pardon, or Georke-yaid,
Lomhant,streer;
Michael. Culeswartii:,and William May, of Whitcchapel,
chymist and druggists.
Daniel Hill and Siattnew Dixon, .of Birniingham; silver.
platers.
Thomas Irwin; 'and - Samuel Pentford Thomas, of South.'
"wank, hop-merchants.

LAIP
.REPORr. -;

KlIN'Cs BENCH, IRELAND, Mop/DAY, MAY IL

CRIM. CON.

BENit't JOHNSTONE V. R. CURRAN, ESQ.

This action lA-as commenced fur criminal inter-,
cOurse with the Plaintiff's %,\ ife, Mrs. H. Johnston,
an Atlrss,Who has appeared on the Stages of both
countries:. The illicit connexion is alledged to have
taken plaice in'this country atter the Month of Sep-
teMber last. The plaintiff fs.an ACtor of Celebrity,
of the Cohdon and Dublin Stages ; and Mr.,Richard
Curran, the Defendant, is, a . Barrister, the - eldest
.sOn of Sohn Philpot Curran, E4q. Master of the
I,vas appointed by his father Deputy of
the CoUrt.
An application was this day made-for the Plaintiff.
to subsfitthe service of proceSs on the Defendant,
Mr. Curran, on the ground of his having fled this
country, and gone to Bngland, in Order to evade the
process of the Court, and of his having been served
personally with such process in London ; and also
on the turtber,gronnd of the Defendant having
rented his,. office of Deputy Master of the Rolls in
Ireland to a professional Gentleman of this city in
trust, for *the purpose of abandoning this country ;
and of due diligence having-been used to serve the
Defendant with the first process, which issned in
March last, before he quitted Ireland. The case of
Sir John Piers was adduced ; but here it was. ob-
served, th 4 the agent. of the Baronet had been
tricked to make an appearance for his Client :.in
the case before the, Court no appearance, whatever
,was made.,

The Court refused the application, on the ground
of having no.precedent, to warrant them to consent
to it, but left the Plaintiff to his writ of outlawry.

COURT OF KING's RENCU, GutLiii(ALL, MAX 14

GRIFFITHS, ATTORNEY, r. BLAKE.

This was an. aelion cif Slander. It 'appearect,:that
the Plaintiff was an Atiorney of-this Court, residing
at Newport, in the Isle of Wight, where he folloWed
his profession with credit and respeaability,"having
previously served his Clerkship in the reSpeaable
Office of Messrs. Warton aniCo.' in the Temple.
He was employed by a Mr. lilip George Dodd, in
his _professional capacity, respetting a diSpute 'be-
tween him and a tenant of the Defendant, about a
mill-course, and having met upon the subject, Mr.
Dodd told him he could no longer employ him, as
the Defendant, Mr. James Ruffin Blake, 'had told
him that he was incompetent, the words charged
_in the declaration being, " Why do you go to
such a petty-fogging fellow as that ?" (meaning the
Plaintiff) " Why don't you go employ some re-
gpeEtable man, who knows his business,; as to hiM
he knotit nothing about business ?" The Learned
Counsel' for the Plaintiff here observed; that there
was a case in the books, where an Attorney of the
Court obtained a verdict against a person who called
him a chtfi'y-down-dilly, the Cburt conceiving that
this epithet meant to conVey soniething injurious to-
the Plaintiff's ebaraEler, hut the phras'e of petty-
tugger did not require any translation, being alreatly,