The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-30 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

James Waldron, Gastle-Bromwich, Warwiek;hire, oaaltster.

BANKRUPTS.

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John Moxom, Marlpit-House, Pontefract, Yorkshire, corn-
' factor, April IT, 12, and May 10,at eleven, at the Elephant
and Castle, Pontefract. Attornies, Mr. Richard Battye,
• Chancery-lane; or Mr. Michael Milton, Pontefract.
John Smallbone, late of liasingstoke, Hampshire, corn-fac-
tor, April 25, at tWo, 2G, at eleven, and Ma, 10, at too,
. at tke Crown Inn r, Basingstoke. Attornies,,Messrs. Knight
and Shebbeare, Basingstoke, or to Messrs. Bis Lop and
Phillips, Gray's-Inn-square.
Janie. Parker, Norwich, linen-draper, April 6, 13, and May
10, at four, at the A.ngel'lnn, Market-place, Norwich.
Attornies, Messrs. Bignold and • l3ickersteth, Norwich, or
Messrs. Bleasdale and Co. New Inn, Lstadon. •
Samuel Hall, Little •Bolto,n, Lancashire, innkeeper, April
12, at five, 13, and May 10; at eleven; at the Swan Inn,
Bolton-le- ki Attoraies, Mr. Windle, Jdhu-street,
Bedford-rug., or Messrs. Cross and Rushton, Bolton-le-
' Moors. •
Joseph Hays, Lower East Smithfield, collar and harness-
maker, April 5,
_l2, and May 10, at twelve, at Guildhall!
Attorney, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-build-
ings, Chancery-lane.
Samuel Rye, Egham, Surrey, brewer, April 2,9, and Mav 10,
at twelve, at Guildhall. _Attornies, Mr. Walthew,Egharn,
Llythe, or Mr. IL S. Taylor, Gray's hip.
• - &c. To-morrow.] -
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF. CHANCERY, MAricn 29.

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Sir Thomas Whichcote, B. Hurdley, Esq.' Executors of Mi-
chael ;:•;ewton, Esq. the swviving Executor of Susanna Ar-
*cher, r; G. Lord Rodney, Barones Rodney, Hugia'Powdl,
Esq. and tethers, Executors of the Right Hon. Susanna -
Countess Dowager of Oifordk
Sir S. Romir.L;i- moved, in this case, in dissolve
'the injunction. Mrs Archer died, and left a cOdicil,'
giving 10,0001. to two daughters. One of them,
Lady OXford, lent her brother, Mr.Newton,4oooj.
for which he gave his bond, and, as A farther se-
curity, his expectancy 8000/. Lady Oxfor(Vs
executors commenced a. suit some time since, to
recover of Mr. Newton's executors the 4000[..4id-
vanced on bond; and the plaintiffs filed their bill
u equity, Oil ,the 'ground that Lady Oxford's exe-
cutors have n 1 right to recover on the- bond, as
the money lent Mr. Newtotr wAs given on,his. ex-
pectancy in the 80)0/. An injunction having been
obtainq to restrain proceedings on the bond, the
.Coutt was now called on to dissolve it. .
The LORD CIIANDELLOR_ exprest;ed himself de-
sirous of setint; the agreement between Lady Ox'-i
ford and Mr. Newton', before he made ,an. order to
try the question at law and the cause stalle3 over
for further hearing.

Sittings. appointed in Middlesex and London
before the Right llou. EDWARD Lord ELLENIBO-
- Lord Chief Justice, &c. in and after Easter
Term, 1814:

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.23th.

THE BRITISH I NsTITuTio /57.----The Directors and
Governors of this Institution nit on Monday, for
the purpose of awarding the premiums offered by
them to be given in the present year. -The firt
prize, of 200 guineas, was presented to Mr. ALL-
sToN, tor his large Picture of ". 71w dead man re-
stored to life by touching' the bones of the Prophet.
Eli,ll/...." The second pi cmiuM, of 100 guineas,
to Mr. MoNito's Picture of " The Disgrace of
Wolsey." The third 'premium to Mr. HopLAND'S
•Picture of •‘ The Storm off the • Coast of Scarbo.-
rough."
CA/ABRIDGE, MAnctz 26.—The election of a
Provost of King's College, in' the room Of
SIMNER, deceasell, is fixed for Monday, .the 4th
of April. , The four Gentlemen who have de-
clared themselves candidateS, are Dr. REY/CELL,
Dean of Winchester; Dr. Kt-Arc, [lead Master
of Eton ; Mr: THAcKARY, under Muster of that
Scho'ol, and Mr. ROBEETS.

Sunday evening a trumpeter beldning,td the
horse soldiers in Knightsbridge barracks, put
pericid to his existence by' hanging him-self: A
short time before he wemt to n shop and
.for change for a One Ponod Note. After he had got,
the *change, he said be had forgot the Note, and
would fetch it, He went away, pnrChased sonic-
thing with some of tbe sifrer, and. then went and
comtnitted the nth act.

Friday, an Inquest was ,taken on Qie. body of
SrmmoNsJorernirn of the plumbers, in
Portsmouth dock-vard, who cut his throat so
effectually,- at his house in Frederick-3treet,
Portsca, -on Thursday evening,- as to cause
his almost immediate death. Several witnesses'
.proved the diseased state of • the deceased's mind,
particularly at the changes of the moon ;• upon
•which a verdict was•returned of Lunacy.
Thursllay, , the Sitting Magistrate in the Police
Court, Idinburgh, *fined a fishmongerlin half-a--
guinea; for stalling her fish with the entrails-of others
previously .sold, in order to give :them a tdger `ap-
pearance, for the purpose of imposing Ail the
public. This practice, it appeared at the bear.:
ing, has for several weeks existed--; and it hoped,
that this example will not only dker others TroM
persisting in •so abominable a crime, hitt
duce • the inhabitants, who may purchase under
such circumstances, to• bring the perpetrators to
punishtnent.
John ihston and henry Trun dell, charged with
having maliciously' maimed two of his Royal
Highness the ININ.CE REGENT'S assistaQt game-
keepers, in Windsor Great Park, on the evening
of the Bth of February, 1813, and for the appre-
hension of whom a reward of 501. was Offered,
have been taken, and are now in confinement for
re-examination. One of them was taken in Frog-
more Utrdeas, acd the other at Egham.