The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-12 00:00:00

i TAn. 3T. Samuel Fuller, late of Cambridge, draper, at ten,
at Guildhall, 'London.
Feb. to. Alexander Cockburn, of G ray's- I itit . larie, Middle-
sex, sacilcr, at twelve, 'at Guildhall
Jan. 31. George S,:cleton, of Aldersgate-strect London, cabi-
net-maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Feb. xi. Frederick Judin, otherwise Fetter IWanof judin,
late of At;el-court, Throginoreon.streer, ,London, and
after ward.rof Hatton-Garden, NI iddiesex , merchant, at one,
at Guildhall., -
'Feb. 17. John Taylor, of Chatham, Kent,' wine-mer-
chant, at One, at Guildhall, London.
fan.. 31. john lones,-ot Threadneedle-street, London,ware-
hoUseinan' at twelve, at -Guildhall. -: ,
fan. :31'. Ely Bottomley, of the Grand luit6lion Wharf,
..•• Whitefriars, Condon, and of Highgate, Middlesel, coal-
men:haat, at ten, at Guildhall. •
.icb.. 3. Joseph S.argeant, late of Russia-court, Milk-street,
Londoil„Warehousenian, at eleven, at Guildeiall. •
Feb: 4. W'iliiain -Barth, of Chester, linen-draper, at twelve,
at the Green Dragon Inn, Chester, , •
Feb. 6. William Sutcliffe, of Ovenden, Halifax, Yorkshire,
• • merchant,'at ten, at the White Lion inn, 'Halifax.
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, . CERTIFICATES,
- lan.' sr'.' Fredeficic Kampf, of Rathbone-place, Middlesex,
.chblact-makei: • -,!
DavA Reed, late of Wapping,lligh-street, Middlesex, vie-
..
' Mailer.
foshua Hopkins, of Alcesitii Wirwickshire, grocer and
chandler. _ ..
, Thenio Taylor, of Birmingham, common'-carrier. '
.PARTNERSHIPS DISOLFED. ~. : ...
• 1. Simmons and W. Howell, Birmingitain, gun-manufac.'
- tureis; -
Behjainnt Satterthwaite, T. tharnley, anti E. Cox, of Lan-
F.'lnViiley; and R. Raven, Bordesley, Warwickshire, um.
brella-manufaeturers.
:-. R. Rawlinson; :F.-Breatanai and R. Neivrn'arcii, Kingiton-
upon- Hull, merchants. ~, , ,•.: . ;• •s -.
Nicti.'Warvitouse•and f. Sill, Liverpool, brokers. ,
B. Tillstone and 1-,- Nlonktiouse, -New Sliorehain, Sussex,
timber-merchants.
,lohn,Schweitzer and John, Davidson, Cork-street, tailors.
W. and R.T. Harrison, City Chambers;London, merchant*.
' S. and j.' B.shop, Bristol, vellutii-makers, : :
W. Pitt:her and H. Burnell, Dorset4treee;varpenters: '
I. Randeil,-..M. Butt, S. liiich,,. G. Birch, and E. Bower,.
NantWich, Cheshire, wool-spinners.
M. Brittan and W. Edwards, Biker'', curriers. ' •
A.-Crow, and R. M'Gibbons, R.atchtle-highway, tailors.
1. Linton and J. Wilson, -Yorkshire, cot tun-manufacturerS, ,
C.-Watdeti and f ..Blackburn, Minorh.s,',scale-makers, '
•• J. Keogh and T. Philips, of Liverpool. - ,
W. Nlusgiave and M: walker, Leeds, naltstets.. ~ .
T. Dean, New Bond-street, and J. Tooth, -Hampton, coach- '
. misterF.
S. Dutton and W. Ferriday, Liverpool, brokers.
'f ..and E Eardley, Exeter, dealers M•uhina. '1 .. --I
folio, James, and Francis Simpson, of Kendal, and T. - Han-
wet,, of Lancaster, wine-menhants. . ' 1
1. Pemberton and E. Fawkes, Sasti.c.ourt, Moorfields, 1
• braziers.

WESTMINSTER SESSIONS.

SATURDAY, JAN. 10.

GUILDHALL, KING-STREET, BEFORE NAINWAR-!

ING, ESQ. AND A BENCH OF MAGISTRATES.

William Jones, a young man of genteel' appear-
ance, was charged with defrauding Charles Goodall
of a.silver watch, value 71. It appeared in evidence
that the Prisoner went to the shop of the Prosecutor,.
inlirydges-street, Covent-garden, on the 17th of
November, and inquired if a watch, the property.of
Mr. Smith, of Chelsea, was finished,.describMg him-
self as the son of Mr. Sthith. The Prosecutor had.
a watch belonging to Mr.. Smith, which he, without
suSpiCion,. delivered to the Prisoner, but at length
deteaed the. fraud.—The Jury fOund the .Priswer.
Guilty,- and the Court sentenced him to be trans-
ported for the term of Seven years.
Tamerson Rogers, a prophetess, was indiaed on
the Vagrant Act, for retailing divination to the cre-
dulous.----Mr. ALLEY ob_,,d-ted to the form of the
convition before the Magiwate, the word ",and"
having been substituted instead of or." His ob-
jetaion proved fatal to the cause of justice, and the
Prisoner was discharge&

Saturday, at Union-Hall, .1. Haydon- was again
examined on suspicion of murdering old Matthews,
the-Dulwich Hermit.. It appeared that the Prisoner
being lately in liquor at a public-house in the.. B-
orough, and quarrelling with a companion, threatened
to murder him, as*. had done viatt hews': on this
he was apprehended, but : there being no regular
proof of the crimenhe was set at-liberty. .
A,sturdy beggar, Who, by e)4r,erne. importunity,
has for some time been a great„annoyance about
town, was on Friday taken to the'Police Office in
Hatton-garden,. and was ordered .to be sent -to, his
parish in the.. North. On- his. being delivered
over to the Pass-master, he offered hit' col. to li-
qnd
,the.proposal .being rejected, lie at-,
tempted to make his escape by beating his keeper.
He was, however, properly secured, and will now,
probably -be transported. •
The immortal Poet, .HoitAcc, advises us not
to be Solicitous about what" may -happen to-morrow."
- Had he lived at the present aura, and been in' Lon-
don at this critical moment, when the very /first
.Number of such a noble Lottery Scheme, as begins
drawing to-morrow morning, will be entitled to
VO,OOOl. he would have been apt, with a• multitude
of other individuals, to have manifested the greatest
solicitude for the issue .of so interesting an event.
Nay, there is little doubt that the Roman Poet
would have been as eager, this Day, to purchase a
Tickevir-Share, as are thonsands of• British Adven-
turers, for the chance of gaining to-morrow's first
drawn Number. •

If any one man has ever been more successful
than another, it is Dr. Solomon, "who has brought
his cordial Baltn of Gilead to such perfe6tion that it
never fails removing the worst and most crabbed
disorder of the nerves. It always exhilirares and
cheers the spirits, braces and invigorates the *hole
frame: Suck.b a Medicine, for its healing, balsamic,
friendly, and sanative qualifies upon the debilitated
constitution, deserves the wondrous encouragement
it meets with from all ranks, who have been fortu-
nate enough to have recourse to it. It is peculiarly
efficacious in all inward Wastings, loss of appetite,
indigestion;depression of spirits; trembling or shak-
ing of the hands or limbs, obstinate 'coups, short-
ness of breath, Consumptive' habits, &c. &c. At
this seas9n of the yeai, Dr. Solomon's Medicines are
highly useful to the valetudinarian ; but caution is
Deces'satyto gifard against cbunterfeits, by observing-,
the words, " Sawl. Solomon, liverpool,' engraved
on the stamp affixed to eack Bottle, without which
it cannot he genuine. Sold at I Os. 6d. or four in
one 335.'80tt1e (which saves 95.), by MatheWs and
Leigh, No.' Is, Strand, and by the principal Medi-
cine•Venders in thetinited Kingdom. Dr_ Solomon,
when consulted, expo is his usual fee of
Half a-
Guinea. Such letter should, for safety, be' thus di-
re6ted, " Money letter, Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House,
near Liverpool. 7