The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-19 00:00:00

George Longbottorn, of Holbech, near Leeds, Yorkshire,
clothier, lan. 24, 3t, and Feb. 28, at ten, •at
Lorfdon. Attornies, Messrs. Gleadhill and Payne, Token-
• house-yard, Lothbury.
George Edmunds, of Chancery-lane, Middlesex, law-sta-
-tioner, Jan. 25, Feb.
•;, and zB, at ten, at G itildlial I. Atr.
tornies, Messrs. Rose and Munoing,. Gray's=lnnesquare.
john Smith, late of Broueliton, Lancashire, calico-rip-ter,
Feb. 6,1, and 28;- at eleven at the Spread Eagre
Manchester. Attornies, Nlcssrs, Sharpe, Eccles-, and
Moorhouse, Manchester ; or Messrs. Milne and Parry,
, Old Jewry, London. .
p/I)IDENDS.
Feb. 13. Richard Nesbitt, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer,
at eleven, at.the Queen's Head, Newcastle-L:pun- Tyne.
Feb 13'. John Dooson, Lite of • Liverpool, merchant, at
ten, at the Star and Garter, Liven>ool,
Feb,,2l. William Creed the youeger, of Finch-lane, Corn-
hill, London, tailor and craper, at one, at-Guildhall. '
Feb 9. lane VickerS, of Bath', milliner, at one, at the White
Lion inn, .I3atli. '
Feb. to. Peter Bogue, of Vyllitefriars,l,ondorf,lanilda, at
eleven, at •.
lan. 31. Edward Hargrave, late of Whitcomb-street, Mid-
dlesex,,-but now of Lower Tooting, Surrey, dealer, at ele-
vep, at Guildhall, London.
Feb. 7. john Martindale, St. James's-street, Westminster,
avine-merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall..
Feb. 7. John Grainger, of Old Swan-larie,,,London, broker,
.at eleven; at Guildhell: .
Feb. 17. William Horn and Richard lacksCin, of Redcross-
street, Southwark, Surrey,- 'I
-edifying, distillers' and co-
partners; at one, at Gttllthial I, 1 -ondoh: • • • .
Feb. 16 William Lewis, ot•Dowleis, Merthyr Tidvil,'Gla-
morganshire, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the ‘V,trite Hart
Tavern, Bristol. • -
Feb. to. Thomas Pilcher,• late of Holy Cross, Westgate,
Canterbury, Kent, wheel-wright, at eleven, at the King's
Head Inn; C'anterbury.
4.
Feb. ft. Lydia Peacock, late of Beverley, Yorkshire, wool-
len-draper, at eleven, at the Tiler inn, .Beverley.
Feb. 17.. John Parkes, 'ot Birntirighani,nl:ifer, at eleven, at
the Wolseley's Arms, Wolseley-Bridge, Staffordshire. .
Feb. 7. Stephen.Baylis, of Ledbury, Herefordshire, baker,
at eleven, at the Plume of Feathers Inn, Ledbiiry.
Feb'. 14: Daniel Chase, of Deari-street, Holborn, MiddleseX,
cordwainer, at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. 14. George Strattouand Henry Stratton, of Blackfriars-
road, Surrey, ironmongers and co-partners, at eleven, at
Guildhall, London, '
Feb. 14. Francis Clark, of 13arnet,ellertfordshire, wine-
mercnant, at eleven, at G uildnall, London.
Feb. 9. Thomas Mason, of Sheltield'e'Sfexwieb, Staffbrd-
shire, corn-tador,_ at ten, at the Littleton's Arms, Pen.
• kridge, Staffordshire.
Feb. 10. john- Whisky Ayres, liadleigh, Suff6lk,
keeper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
. •. CERTIFICAELS.
Feb. 7. William Sherratt, of Birmingham, carrier.
• Thomas Dreweatt Rose, of Marlborough; Wiltshire, tallow.
chandler. -
John Stainion, of Kirton, Lindsey, Lincolnshire,_ cheMiSt.
Thomas Haymes, of Jerinyn.street, Si. James's, Middlesex,
It ..I.,ertia,her.
l'eter Boardaran,:of Bolton, Lancashire, mannfadurer,
loins Siviiidel Is and bourn Dale the younger, of Hodge-Mill,
.viihin Mortram, in Longdcndale, Cnesliire, eott-n-manu-
.
.tactniers and co. partners.
'oho Slorah, of Bath, milliner.
john Fry, of New Goulsforte-street, Whitechapel,
sex, sugar-refiner. -
Augustine Woodward, of Liverpool, porter- naereihmt
Francis Bentley, late of Scarborough, Yorkshire,
PARTNERSHIPS DIS,OLPED.
j. Head, A. Byrom, andAV. Matthews, Loxteth-park, Liver-
pobl, brickinakers.
R. and C. Sumner, Welwyn, Herts, taylors.
3. Hilton, A. Chadwick, J. Hilton, N. Hilton, and H. Fart.
I. Evans and T. Johnson, ‘Vhite,Lion-sereet, lapidaries. •
E. Ambrose and D. Smith, King-street, linen-drapers.
F. Armstrong and W. Becket,, New-court, Brqad-street,
merchants.
C. AAderson, j. Newi F. Bull, and S. Birch, Bristol, rnanu-
. fad nrers.
W._ Hewlett and J. Taylor, Bristol, brush-makers.
J. Collins and T. Pontine, Bedminster, leather-dressers.
I. Roberts, S. Colton, and 1,, Whitchurch, Nottingham,
lace-manufacturers.
C. Croe and R. A. Betsort, Ratcliffe-highway.
S. Smith and W.-Head, Seaton, Uevdnshire, culm merchants.
H. Standen and W. Mason, Dover, linen=drapers.
Schmidtineyer, H. Jolivet, and J. Lewis Schmidteleyer,
St: Mary-Axe, merchants.
S. Cawthorn and j, Minster, London-Wall, straw-hat. rna-
nufatturers.
J. Shaw, W;Boothby, and R-. jobson, Sheffield, merchants.
S.
,G undry, S. Hood, and S. Symes, Bridport, Dorsetshire,
sail-cloth-manufacturers.
1. Forsitaw and W . Newby, Liverpool, iron-merchants.
A. Withington and j. T. Linney, Manchester.
M. Russel, K. fartner, and T.- Farmer, Wolverhampton,
ironmongers.
T. Matthews and G. Matthews,Chipping-Nortonimaltsters.

CORK, fAN. 9.

Yesteday morning- the Mail Coach7from Dublin
broke.clo\im near Rathcormuck. After an ineffeaual

attempt to repair it, the Mad was forwardedon.

car accompanied by the guard to town, where it did
not arrive till twelve o'clock. We are gratified to
learn that none of the .passeugers received any in-
jury from this accident. • • •
Friday night a number of fellows, supposed about

sixty, mostly mounted and armed, were seen at

Muunt Pelier,. in the County of Limerick; near
O'Brien's Bridge, and proceeded to the house of
Connor Salmon, dwelling adjoining to the Lands of
Fairlyhall—they beat him in a cruel manner with a
cutting whip, assigning as a cause, his having grant-
ed a jet-al or -some ground to a man of the name of
Maio°. n, near that place; to whose house they also
paid a visit,,and took from him the lease of the lands,
with which they retired.' .

Wednesday se'nnight Margaret Cinniingham, con-
vic4ed of the murder of her husband, by poison, was
executed -at the west end of the Tolbooth, Edin-
burgh, pursuant to her sentence. She suffered with
every appearance of contrition and penitence. The
crowd was far grater than on any similar occasion.
It is about triirty years since a woman was executed
in that city:

A few mornings .since,about half past six o'clock,/
as Mr, James Redford, of Hampton-Wick, was
coming across Wimbledon Common, on a visit to
his uncle, Mr. Hawkins,- in Wood's-buildings,
Whitechapel, he was accosted by two men in co-
loured clothes, who inquired where he was going ?
'He answered, to London ; they said they would
accompany bite. When they had proceeded about
three hundred yards, they demanded his Money.
Ile told thew he •had very little ; they closed upon
him, and he 'defended himself with a stick, which
he broke upon' the back of one of theM, who ten
to the ground. Tie other man continued the at-
tack, overpowered Mr. Redford., and began •to
rifle his pockets ; the.man who fell in consequence
of the blow, came to .the assistance of his compa-
nion, who encouraged him to 'him, as be
termed it. A sharp:pointed instrument was passed
through Mr. Redford's clothes, and penetrated
through the lid of his tobacco-box, by which hislife
was saved. Thinking they had left him for dead,
after robbing him of five shillings aid three-pence
halfpenny, they made their escape : fortunately,
however, he reeei,ed no wound, but was much
bruised-in the contlial. •