The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-09 00:00:00

Mkrelt 3r. Edmund 'Road, of London-streeti London, rner.
chant, at ten, at Guildhall..
April t. folio Cottingliam, of 'Liverpool, broker; at
three, at th;?. Green Dragon. Chester.
April ;. Serjeant Witten], late of Stourbridee, Worcester•
shire, dealer, at four, at the Talbot !nit, Stottrbridge.
April 2. 'oho Chorley, of Liverpool, niarchant,, at eleven,
at the Golden Lion, Liverpool.

. CERTIFICATES.
March S. Thomas Blore, of CaWon-Mills, Staffordshire,
corn-fat-lot.
Richard Barlow, the younger, of Sheepshead, Leicestershire,
hosier.
Edmundson, late of Carlisle, Cumberland, dyer.
Edward Morgan, of Noble-street, London, warehouseman.
.Maclaurin Cillies, of Southampton-place, New.road, Mid-
dlesex, merchant.
Peter Dubbledernutts Van Dyck, late of the Cireu,s, Mi-
nories, London, merchant. ~. •
• PA RTNERS (UPS" D if; I.PED.
Francis Sapte Henry Heintz, and Al gm. Gainage, London.
Dec. 31, = , •
.Tames Milne and B. Isherwood, Catri rs between Liverpool_
and Hull. Nov. 7, 11105. , .
Rielby and john Cater,- both of New Mahon, York Shire,
cabinetmakers. Feb. zt, 1807.. • , • '
Charles Hedges and. john Robinson, , of RatciitF Highway;
cheesernongers. Feb.
.Wm. Guidon and -Wm. Hughes, cif. ,Golden-square, St
.:
lames,• Westminster. Dec.-is; 1206'.
Thomas Mason and Moses Win. Brent, at the Royal Oak
yard, Bermondsey, March 1,-4807.
Richard Smittland Thoitias 'Dixon, of-Birmingham,
tors:. • -
Edw. f ackson and Henry Toiler, of Newcastle-upon-Tyre,'
woollen-drapers, lan. 26, 1807,
Francit Dent and George Ludeman, of Old •GraVel-lane,
sugar-refiners, Nov. 8. t 806.
Wm.• Holiday and Thomas Gurnell, of Preston • joiners, and
cabiner-iriakers, lan. r, 1807.
johniNliles and. Richard Miles;of Bishopsgate-street.Within,
warehousemen, March 14.'1807.
john-G rice and jos.Woolcombe, of Fountain-stairS, Rother-
hithe, iron-manufaitiurers, jan. 31, 18'17:

What has. considerably tended •to ..make,. .thus
early,,,wo great a stir among candidates „tp rthe nu-
merous and momentous Capita'sin the.present_State..
Lottery Scheme, is the circumstance that fOui.l)rizes •
of 20,0001. each will be determinable, besides others,
probably of large amount, during the drawingof the
first three hundred numbers,: entitled each to tor.
:Frence adventurers must clearly perceive, that .while
they possess a most interestingglance of 'gaining the
above immense Capitals, they cannot possibly lose,
if unsuccessful in their main objea, more than half,
of the stake they risk.
• A duel was fought On Friday afternoon .in KU-
bern-fields, between Mr. S—s, a medical, Student,
and Lientenant in consequence of aidis-
pute which originated between the parties at a-music
'meeting on Wednesdey. The parties:-had met on
the Thursday to decide their dispute 5: but appre-
hensive of an alarm, they retired from the field,
and renewed their -meeting on: Friday. They disc
charged, twit cases- of .pistols, and in. the latter-tire
Mr. S. was slightly Wounded in the right arM, when
the seconds interfered, and'• the dispute was ad-
justed. • • . • • .
A miserable old rnpn died lately_ in. an obscnre lane
in the Liberty, who, for a 'Area{ mi tuber of
years, had been trie viaim of disease; and-the most
deplorable -poverty:: .0n 'tal;ing • off an old wig,
which he constantly- wore Under his night-catfdiiring
hiS illness,' some paper's were inund sewed up in the
caul, which; ou'inspedion, proved to be bank notes
to the amount of. 970. ; and in various parrs at his
tattered apparel,.ll half-guineas were found sewed.
Up. It was a fortunate circumstance that` his only
son,.a private in-the marines,:arrived from Plymouth
but four hours before his death-, to visit him, and
into whose hand the property fell.

A few days ago, at Whittlesea, George Borpharn,i
a lad of. about thirteen years of age, „was most in-
humanly murdered by a young villaia about 1 6 '
or
.17 years old, of the, name of Richard Pallener. . The
hardened wretch strcck the poor sufferer with alarm:
piece of wood, made Square at one end, on the left
side of face, which laid opep, in a transverse
line, doWii by the nose, . completely . dividing the
lower jaw. He seems to have previously formed
design* of hanging.the poor fellow, as he had fastened
_ -a piece of cord, in a situation adapted fell- such aptir-
pose, at the end of ii,narti- . No quarrel existed be-
7tween the parties, a-nd no motive can be assigned for
this deed, but some
,orfence taken by the,wreteh at
the poor boy's mother, fur sending him away vi',hen•
playing near her.dour,
- A man of the name of Madden- was . tried nn a
capital indiament at the, assizes for Berkshire, held
at Reading, during
,the last week, for shooting
,at
another man, with latent to gii.---71.:11e.-eircum-
: stances attending thecase.avere singular. The pri-
soner had sold the produaion of a cherry orchard at
CookhaM, but he afterwards repented of the con-
- frael,
,and wished to cancel the bargain. The pur-
chaser repaired to the orchard, when the fruit was
' fit to gather ;'and, whep in the da of plucking from
the • tree, the prisoner appeared with a gun, and
.
_fiashed_the,pan at.hiun. The man. remained on the.
~
tree, and the prisoner put,in fresh prime, discharged
the piece, and lodged the contents iu the body of the
purchaser, who, after a long illness from the eifeas
of the rash iert of the priSoner recovered.—The pri-
.soner was -found guilty, and ordered for execution.
A young man, who, a few months since, sported
away with a dashing equipage, in the fashionable
circles, has co:nmitted a faux pas, at the hOuse of
an- old female acquaintance, which is likely to be
attended with serious 'consequences. The Lady in
question was the cheremnic of the young gallant ,in
his clay, and he >paid her an, unwelcome -visit is
the vicinity of Fitzroy-square •ou Tuesday evening,
and- unluckily laid violent hands --on- a box of
trinkets which were placed in a drawer. in the bed
room. Mrs. C. the Lady in questibn, missed her Va-
' lnables soon after the departure of her old friend ;
• among's/ which was a gold watch and appendages,s
which had been given her -by himself, 12 Months
ago. The' watch was oh-Wedneida.y traced to the
shop of a pawnbroker, -it 'having been pledged for
P2l. but-the accused person has not made ~his., ap-i
pearance. ,
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inquests were held at, the sign-, of the .(3. ndOn .hiss= —
pital,. Whitechaptl3. on Thursday •evening, on the
boaies.of:W. Anderson; s,ix<years.of pi;fe,:anctallotbet
boy, who died' in the London Ho'spital ; the iirSt, in,
Consequence of- a -eat getting into a_ cnpbOard42 l'ind
toversetting. a boWl: of .broth; -which fell. upon
,hii•
temple.: -the other having one of llii hands‘lacerated;
as he was attehaihg-a edt-toimill, at;Enfieid, whiLn
occasioned his: death. The Jury retUrned:'Verdicls
of Accidental Deatli: • T.. . '.