The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-02 00:00:00

D E YDS .

April :1. .lolui Jenkins. of Great Warner-street, Cold Bath-•
fields, Middlesex, linen-draper, at ten, at (.;nilclhall.
March 21. Richard ?turner Fuller, of Guildford, Surrey, '
irounionger,-at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
'March 31._ Thomas Hudson, of New Bond-street,
Mid-
dlesex, tavern. keeper, at ten, at Guildhall.
March lames Adams, of Stow-Market, Suf-11)1k, up-
holsterer and cabinet-maker, at eleven, at the Crown
I na, 'Framiingltain, Suffolk.
March 2r. ThornaS Hird; or South-street, Berkeley-square,
Middlesex. tailor, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 6. Thomas Cave, 'of - Rawlei,;ll- place. Pilton, De-
vcnstrire, merchant, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, I;ristol.
March 23. lames 13re.Wis, late-of Southwick, county of Dur-
ham, ship-builder, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn; Bishop-
Wearrnoutit.
March 34'. Thomas Richardson and Thomas Worthington,
now or late of Manchester, merchants and co. partners, at

eleven, at the Star Lim, Maocheiter.
March Joseph Payne, of Lynn, Norfolk, cabinet-maker
-and upholsterer; at,cleleen„.at.Guildhali, Loncion.
April zs. Cliarlcs BristoW, eot Newgate-street, London,
linen-draper, at, twelve, at Guildhall,
March 26. Robert.. Pike, of Liverpool, bread-baker, at.
twelve, at the Hotel, Lord-street, Liverpool.
March 23. Riibert Kit-I:Man, of Liverpool,.. merchant, at
twelve, at the Hotel, Lord-street, Liverpool. = .
March 31. Samuel ilkfoson: and Joseph' BiirroughS-, of
High Wycomb anti of Great Marlow, BUckingh:imshlre,
-bankers and co-partnersat- ten, at Guildhail, Lorifcm•
March 21. %Villiaoi Downall, of Stockport, Cheshire,. rover,
at rleven, at the Liverpool ArMs'Hotel, Liverpool.
Al 3! 17. William Keene, Life of Painswick, i.:loncester_
shire, clothier and cordwainer, at eleven, at the Saracen's
Head Inn, Gloucester.
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CERTIFICATES.
March zr. John Lucy, of Liverpool, merchant.
Witinun Baldwin, late of Wigan, Lancashire, scrivener.

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I'ARTIVERStiIPS D sOLVED.
R. Mitton and v. . Popplewell, POntaracl, wine-rneriThants.
R. Speakman, 1. Wareing and FI. Roson,Wolstanton, sfaf-
- fordshire, and Lawton, Cheshire.
1. -Hudson, W. XV rigg, 2nit w Gregson, Manchester, porter-
(h alers.
1. Platt and \V. Berry, Liverpool, carters.
ii. Nutte4 and 1. Barringer, Smithfield, salesmen.
Vslentineand R..Sturges, Wood-street, hosiers.
. Tilly and T. 'filly, Du!.:e-street. linen-drapers.
J. M. Sawyer, and 1. Sandtord, brokers. '
B. Haynes and W. Pridden, Pepper.st reel, !Surrey, hat-ma,

11,1,c1,ttirs.
But('lit; and J. Cooper, Leicester, hosiers.

Sr-OR-rtNo.—A trotting n3atch -a,ainSt time took
place yesterday, on-the Barnet road, fiir 100 guineas;
which was attended by a firiefield of sportsmen. A
Gentleman, of the name of WELLAN, a Wine tilers.
Chant, bat ed his .horse„ a fine animal,' 16 hands
high, to'trOt eight miles in half an hour, in ,har,.
MSS, and to draw as light a weight as he might shink
proper, , The bett was taken toy a Gentleman, and
the animal was started near nuchkey yeSterday, to go
fakir miles, and return,-.on a good piece of ground ; a
_light chaise - having beet provided, with a-driver of
eight stone. Half the'distance Was Rerfortned in 17
:minutes, and bets 'were at this tithe three to one
against the hors'e.. The other four miles were per-
formed' in 16 minutes, which was three minutes:
above. the time ariowed. The animal .Was 'turned
round once in the last four miles. -The owner of
the animal offered the.i)et again, fiir the animal to
perform in March, bat it was not taken. The road
was heavy;
A 'few days ago, as the Liverpool mail coach was
.c.lianging.horses, at the. Inn al Monk.'s-Heath, be-
tween (.I;ongleton, it), Chcsire, and Newcastle-under-
the horses which had 1),n-him-led, the stage
frorii CongletOn ha'ving been just tai:en off and
rated, hearing Sir Peter Warbairton's fo:•t-hounds in
immediately started -after them, with their
• horns 013,-;and, folloWed the choice until the last.
One of:them, tt blood mare, kept ellp ti'ack with the
.•wipper-i,n, and gallantly followed Lim for about
o.vo hours, over every leap he took, until' Old. Rey-
ward had led them round a ring. fence, and ran. to
ground in Mr. Hibbert's plantation. Thee spirited
horses *ere led back to the Inn at Monli.'s Heilth
and performed their stage -Lack to Congleton the
same evening.
Early on Saturday morning a tire broke out at the
George public-house, Shofeditch. Two male lodgers
were alarmed so much, as to jump out of a two pair
of stairs window, when they were so much- hurt as
to leave little hopes of their reccAery. The fire2was
soon extinguis,hed.