The Sun.
London, England, 1807-09-02 00:00:00

GERI IFIC,d As;

Sept. 22. Williant Crave, at ine Poultry, London,Thaber.

John Kelly, of Manchester, manufacturer.
Witham lariny,'of Nurwt6l, id; inionger.
Satinet Hodgson tile eida, of Stoururidge, Worcestershire,
molester and' tallow-chandler.
Thomas Colhdurne, now or late ofllenstridke, Somerset-
b litre, linen-monufoctu cr.
P4l# NARSIIIPS DIS,D,LVED.
Curtis Brett, Jonathan Bell, JosperVaux, and Edwar4 VaUx,'
o: Al.okleo•lane, Battle-bridge, merchants.
-Witham I Lintel-sot anti John ititieing, of Liverpool.
John Armitage dna 141111 SLIIIpbUII, of Leciis, p4iiiters.
Ambrose Ciliates and TIIOIIIAS Caries, Or Ca.: Old Jewry,
%v ine- merchants.
.jarsies.Coehran and Thomas Jenkins, of the Portman Nur.
sery Ground, Gioueoter-piai...e, New-runt.
Joseph (.airs and. joaiait Whiting, of Cold Harbour-lane,
Lambeth, formerS.
Thomas Nycroft and John Waddilove, of Mansfield, Not-
tingliamsaire, plumbers.
Edward Bennett and Charles H. Blundell, of Liverpont,
merchants.
Alin Laney and Ann 011ivier, of Newport, Isle of Wight,
11141iNia- makers. •
,Eciniund John Lacon, and Edmund K. Lacon, of
Great bankers.
Samuel - iole and Simpson Shepherd, of Leeds, joiners.,

A pup& Lady, under twenty years of age, eloped
from her Goyerness, at Brighton, on Thursday
morning last, aid, it is , supposed, 'has taken the
road for Gretna Green. Her companion is supposed
to be. the son of an Apothecary, a youth under se-
veuteen, who has been constant,, in 14 attentions to
her. The Lady, • when of age,' will have a fortune
uf at least six thousand pounds a year.
On Thursday morning early one of the watertnen
who plies at Blacktriars-bridge, discovered a young
man with his clothes on under the second arch,,, du
the city-side, leaning against the ablittment, and the
water nearly up to hiS chin. 'He immediately row.,
ed to him, and found him apparently so chilled and
stupitied, that he could give no account of himself.,
The waterman, with some assistance, brought him'
on shore, and took him to a,public-houie, where he
procured him some cordial, and had Inan stripped
and dried; but could not get from bitn 'anynnswer
or explanation as to who he was, whence he- came,
or the cause which led to his being in the situation
Where he was' found. He (vas !hen conveyed to the_
parish workhouse, where every possible care tills
been taken of him by Mr. FILIIY and the other
Parish Officers ,of,St. Ann's„Blackfriars ; but no at-
tempt, dire& or oblique`, has succeeded in eXtraiaing
-from him a single word or sien of explanation,
'though he appears to understand what is said to
him. His mind seems much depressed, and be
s .ffletimes sheds tears ; but he is otherwise in good
'health, and a simple-lookiog youth, about nineteen.
On stripping him to examine whether he had sus-
tamed any hurt, his left arm appeared to be marked
with an 4. and his wrist with as anchor in blue,
Such as sailors and waternien are accustomed to have:
It is imagined he may-have come down the BiVer
with one,of the 'West Country barges, and have.
fallen overboard ; but whether his, taciturnity be
natural, or the effed of some sudden shock, cannot
be determihed.

CUPAR FILT, AUG. 4.—" This day we expe-
rienced a ,tremendous thunder-storm. The scene
was sublitrie and awfully grand. It commenced at
seven M. and continued till past eight o'clock.
The flashes. were remarkably frequent and
The peals were uncommonly loud, and succeeded
,each,other at short intervals. In many parts, the
roads were materially injured. Not tar from town,
a tree was struck by the lightning,, perforating it
throughout, at the same aree'eXCavatihg the earth
to some distance around."