The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-30 00:00:00

,1 c I,ES EN AR ED,

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I-hp:v.3,A 3 larti.,,,,' ,ncl Laurance Crean, late or Godfrey-court.
_ i'.:-.:•:,......i,- I.ontion,. vvi,ot ,alc drapers and Cu-parthers,
-1.. n.i .'....ii,..:1 24> to Api ii 4, ..r tea, at Guildhall.
Cc:4l'4e i'.,l!„,iia ,o, ~r.• I.uti.,en, war,...:iciuseinan,
.119111 Mardi,
*:i ~-., i. , r.,1, 2.. A.t tell, at 4.; llikillail.
T.1,,,:1aa '‘A.lll:,.ot CliAlti..l2l,,KClli, A,.. nm-dealer, frotri March
~:.'ii to May Let, at
,ten, at Guildhail, London.
' .B:IIVKRUPTCY SUIPERS4DED, - .

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jolul Efuxgiut,ll, of Gnat Surrey-st Net, Blackfriars.road,
Suf fCy , 4.;..Ueeszlnonger. ,
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- • BANKRUPTS,
Richard titunphry the yoautger, oflioniton, Devonshire, but-
ter- to surrender April. at, 2a, and May 9, at eleven,•
at tile L)Aphirt attornies,; Messrs. Towns-
end and Pearse, Honiton..
S.ltions;•late "of Plymouth-Dock, mercer, April 3,4,
and May' 9,. at eleven, at the King's Arnis inn, Plymouth.
Altornizs, Messrs. 'Milan , and Cudlip, Plymouth ; or
Mr. Davies, Lothbury,. London'.
John Mitimeli, of Manningi.iam,YOrkshi..:r,worsted-manufac-
tUrer, April 14, at six,. r 5, eleven, and. May 9, at eleven,
..at.toc.Talbot Inn, hrantord. Attorutes, Mr. Lcice, King's
TeMple, ; or Mr. Brogti,in, Prad-
toed; • • .
SOVviey, -of Knowle, Warwickshire, .corn-faCter,
' Aril ,;.3i andMay'9,- at eleven, at the Black Swan,
arw Aitorines, Messrs. .Stuart and Thomas,
Staple's-inn; London ; or NL•isrs. Tomes and Heydon,
StepliCa Tiinothy West, of Castor, Lincolnshire, scrivener,
Ai rll ,0, at three, t i;and May 9, at ten, at the Talbut Inn,
Caslor., Attorutes, Mr. PearsJit, Holburn-court, (~;ray's.
inn,lAmtiort or Messrs. Turner and Wollner, Castor.
lames Sitynn, of Aratford, • t..se,c, victualler, March 31,
. April i 4, anit May 9, 'at ten,' ift London. Ar-
tornies, Messrs. bunth -and "Filson, Chapter-louse, St.
Paul's Church-yard. -
john itowe, late.of Castle-street,.falcon-square, London,
tr,ztclunt, April 4, tB, and May g,. at ten; at Guildhall.
114ebsr. Switin,,;pd Stevens; Old icwry.

DIVIDENDS. ' •
April at. john Copp and . WAlker,.•of Stratford,
-4.:;ssex, calico-printers and co-partners, at eleven, at Guild-
hall, L.•indon. . .
April z 3. Richard Ulric SChneider, of White Lion-court,
birchin-lane, London, merchant, atone, ' at G iiildhall.,
April i 3. lames-Wilkinson, late uf-, Leeds, Yorkshire, dyer,
at ten, at the Three. Legs Inn, Leeds,
May .. Thomas Roberts, late of HeistuniCornwall, grocer,
at eleven; at the Angel Inn; .Eielston, •. ,
April zi. Benjah,in Robert Itaydon, of Plymouth, book-
selßr and stationer, at cleysn,•.at Ole King's Arms Inn,
Plymouth.
Apia di.. George Emerstin and Richard King the younger, ,of
St.-.1:11omas the Apostle,..LontNii, brokers and cu-partners,
at eleven, at Guildhall—.
William Charles Crank, ofKensington; Middlesex,
brewer and merchant, at ten,' at C uiidhail.•
May .17. Peter. Lindsay, formerly of Greenwich, Kent,. but
li.te of Barking, Essex, ,fittner,- at twelve, .at
London. •
A lila john rreadgold, of Portsca,. county of Southarnp.
ton, cabinet-maker, at ten, at Guildhall, -.London.
':•Aprii 2.1.• Peter James Papillon, of St. Swithin's• lane, Lon-
' ;')..cOn, Merchant. at cievvm, at Guildhall.
.Al,rii at. lohn Russell, of Moorfields, London-, broker, at
one, at Guildhall:
April IS. Chat tes Colwill, of Rathbone-place, Middlesex,
roisterer, at ten, at Guildhall.
April i 5. John Simpson l'vtlernani of Colchester, Essex,
ircniniaag,er, at'eleven, .at the t;riltin Inn, Colchester.

' • • CERTIFICATES.
18: fames Muir, of Fenchurch-buildings, London,
inburance-broker.
john IC in, now or late of Yarmoffth, Isle of Wight, miller
and mealman.
.ncolord, of the New City Chambers, Londo.u,
bzoker. • ,

PARTNERSHIPS DISW.I.WED.
1. Napper and C. Jacob, of Elaindstext, surkzons: •
~sowortit, W. Ashworth, and M. Ashworth, of gatigh,
ton, Lancashire, halters.
G. Hirst, J. Bridget, azld riestley, of liounslet moor,

Yorkshire, linen-yarn-spinners.
T. Nicholls, senior, and Nichols, junior, of Bradford,

• Wiltshire, linen-drapers.
A. Levy and A. Knope, St. Catherine:,street, Middlesex,
tailors.
T. Weatheibead, 1. Butt, and T. T. Weatlierbead, of Wap—

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ping, brewers.
W, Wells, IL Gilgrestvand W. Neville-, of Fleet-street;

,haberdaihers.
T. Bassario; 1. Levett, anti W. Serjeant, ofT pper-T. barites-
street , -sugar-bakers. ,. ,
I. feffs and G. Gibson, of Holborn, sadlers. . s
G. Wilson, deceased, and R. Smith, of Birmingham, faders.
1 - Davenport, 1. Gee, al4 j. Nlei-ler, of Hollingwood, Lan-
, cashire, hatters.
j. Didsbuty, G. Grant, and G. Didsbury, of- Wicket-Sly,
Yorkshire, mai tsttrs. ,
C. Grellett anti-S Winter, of Laurence-Pountney. lanai'. titer-
chants. . .. ; .

.HOME CIRCUIT.

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111AI1)STOR, THURSDAY, MARdft

John-Charlewa. Zind Ectu. Larkin,-were indi&ed,
for assaulting W. Stroud Allen, on the King's high-
way, and robbing hinvef a bundle containing wearing.
apparel. The Prosecutor, Allen, said he was a wag-
goner's MAW thAt on the ith of March, on the road
near Canterbury, he was•overtaken by two soldiers,
and one of them snatched his bundle from under hi 3
arm, and upon his crying out; knoCked him clown
The other was standing at seine distance, and did
not at all interfere. His cries brought a Mr. Le Pine
to him, who ptir3tied the Prisoners, and they were
both taken at the barracks. As soon as the-Witness
saw theru-he identilied• the person of Larkin'as the
man who snatched his bundle.

Charles Le Pine deposed, that Ile was walking on
the road, when he heard the cry of murder, he run
to the spot from whence the'cry proceeded, and saw
the Prosecutor on the ground, and two soldiers 'run-
Dingaway. • It was just at Canterbury, and he pm-
stied the soldiers they ran•to the 'barracks, and he
followed' without losing sight of them; they were
both apprehended.
POoLEY, as .Counget for the Prisoners, ob.,
jetted that this was not a highway robbery, inas-
much as the snatching of -the. bundle was, before
the assault. The Learned Juke concurring,' they
were actitiitteds.of the robbery; • and 'found guilty of
the larceny. • •
At half past eleven. Mr. Justice HEA'il •pro-
nouriced sentence On the prisoners.- Twelve re-
ceived sentence of •Deiah, of :wham Andrew' &hes-
tack, fur murder;' .?enjamin Plummer, Jolu Spi4tle,
Charles and- John' Siluage, for a. borgi.iry ;it
Wrothath; and Jelin Dowley, tor uttering' a
seats Po xer of Attorney, were tell for execution.
The 'others were reprieved. • •

IRELANP,

CIRCUIT CORRESPONDENCE.

TRALERy MARCH 20.
Our Assizes commenced on Monday, before Ba-
ron -Swill and Judge FI.RTCHER, with 'little or no
business in the Crow-n'Court. Yesterday, before a
Jury, all,Protestants, -and Judge. FLETCutiti.catpe
do a trial for Defamation, in which William:Todd
JOnes was Plaintiff, and Bernard Shaw Defendant,
as Proprietor of a Paper called The Cork Advertiser:
The damages were laid at 50061,5 when, after A
trial- which lasted seven hours,: the Jury, withdrew
for, about half an hour,. and brought in a verdid,
The latter sum of 2501. were taken to in-
demnify Mr. Jones for the experices. of two former

DROGHEDA, MARCH 22.

CRIM. CON.

HENRY V: REV. MURPHY:
The anion iu this cause came on to be tried on,
.Thursday last; at the Assizes of Dundalk i- befbre, the
Hon. Justice Fox, and a Special Jury, coMposed ut
Gentlemeri of the first respegability in the County
Of Louth ; Sir EDWARD BELLEW, Barr. "Foreman.
The damages were laid at 0,9001.- ,
JOhn 'Henry, of Richardstown, Esq.;
the Reverend' Murphy, Vicar of Stabannon;
Defendant.

Mr, DUNN` opened the case on the part of the
Plaintiff, in an elaborate- and feeling address to the
Jury, and stated the enormity of the Defendant's
coudut, to his friend and benefaaot, .in the most
pathetic terms; who, until the ill-fated period-of the
Defendant's residence in his neighbourhood; enjoyed
every dernestic comfort and, happiness to add
to his infamy, was himself a married man with a
laniluy of children. The Learned Counsel" went at
great length into a review of the baseness and turpi7
tude of the Defendant's mind, in depriving a i-e-
-speaable and worthy man -of the affections of the
partner of his cares, and the mother of his children.
We regret not being able to follow the learned
eloquent-Counsel through hismost admirable speech.
Several respe&able Witrerssis proved-thavMr.- and
Mrs. Henry, prior to the Defendant's intercourse in
his house, lived on terms of mutual love and 'affec-
tion.

Other witnesses were produced, whO deposed,
that they frequently saw the Defendant' take 'Anwar-
rantable,liberties with Mrs Henry, inconsistent-with,
and degrading to, th 6 charaaer of a virtuous woman ;
and that the Defendant, in the absence or.Mr: Henry,
frequently visited•her at unseasonable hours:
The 'evidence 'given by the above-witnesses was
nearly conclusive of a criminal connexion betwevu
the parties; but 'thefr guilt was proved in the clearest
manner by- a young Gentleman, who was a tutor
in the family, whose testrinony, on his direct and,
cross-examination, we' deem 'wholly unfit for the
public eye.
The Jury retired for a short time, and brought in
a verdict for the Plaintiff, 40001. darnages, and bd.
costs.

About half past nine o'clock, on Saturday even-
ing, the apartment of Capt. Towers, in the King's:
Bench Prison, was discovered to be in flames; by
Mr.Tomkius, his oppcisife neighbour, by whose e xec-
tion, at the risk of his life, that .s.;‘,irig-of the Prison
called -the Brace, was saved. This is the only part of
the Prison that is vulnerable.