The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-01 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Emanuel Lyon and Joseph Lyon, late- of Great St. Helen's;
Loorsdon, merchauts, froin-July 30 to August 30.

BANKRUPTs.

Thomas Webb, late of Garlick-bill, coal-merchant, to. sur
render Aug. 13, 90, and Sept. 10, at tw•elv9, at Guildhall.
AttOrnq, Mr. Towse, Fishmonger's-ball, Upper Thames-
street.' - -
James Gordon, late of Goipo7t, Hants, bootiseller, Aug. 12,
at two, 13, at twelve, and' Sept. 10, at one, at. the India
Arms Ina„..Gosport. AttOrnies, Messrs. .111easdale, Alex-
a nder, and Holme,'New-Inn, London, or Mr:Cruielishanlis,

Gosport.
Kenneth Cockerel' Mackenzie, late of Finch-lane, insurance.
broker, Aug. 2, at one, 9, and Sept. 10, at twelve, at Gni ld7
ball. Attornies, Messrs. Blunt ar4,l Bowman, Old Beth,

leer, Old Broad-street. , •
Richard Burgess Eagles, late of Coed-chin, Cilcen,-Flintshire,
provision-dealer, Aug. 22, 23, and Sept. 10, at one, at the
King's-Arius, Liverpool. Attoroies, Messrs. Radcliffe and
Hamilton, Liverpool,.or Messrs. Shepherd, Adlingtou, and
Gregory, Bedford-row.
Thomas Snasdell, Barton-Bendisb, Norfolk, cattle-jobber,
Aug. 16, at six, 17, and Sept. tO, at eleven, at the Crown,
Downham-market, Norfolk. Attornies, Mr. W. Lenruon,
Downham-market, or Messrs. Long and Austin, Gray's-Inn.
George Julison, Swan-street, Kent- road, mealinan, Aug. 6,
16, and Sept. 10, at on", at Guildhall. Attorney, 111 r.
Doughty, Elm-court, Temple.
William Turkington, Grove-Mill, near' Leeds, Yorkshire,
wool-dealer, Aug. 29,30, at eleven, and Sept. 10, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attoruiel,..Mossrs. Tilson and Preston, Cole-

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man-street. , •
John Ward and Issaac Falkner, Etchells, Northen, Cheshire,
cotton-manufacturers, Aug. 10, 13, and Sept. 10, at eleven,
at the Castle-Inn, Stockport. Attornies, Mr. Baddeley,
Stockport, or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple.
John Moore, Nlerstliain, Surrey, bricklayer, Aug. 29, 30, at
eleven, and Sept. 1.0, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Palmer,' Barna-M's-Inn.
,Richard Vickery Wrcford, Bristol, linen-draper, Atig-29., 10,
and Sept. 10, at twelve, at, the Commercial Rooms, Bristol.
Attornies, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray-lon-
square, or Messrs. Morgan 'avid Lirett, Bristol:
-"Vv'illiam • Goold, Itisca, near Newport, Monmouthshire, shop-
keeper, Aug. 10, 11, and Sept. 10, .at twelve, at the Coin- ,
mercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, .Messrs.. Lamberts,
Taylor, and Deane, Gray's-Ind-square, gar Mr. Willikm
Tanner, Bristol'.
-.,Abraham Sheath, Boston, Lincolnshire, Challis • Sheath, of
same place, John Steel, Fiskerton, and..TOlm .Wrav,
coin, bankers, Aug. 29, Sept. a, and in, at ten, at the
racer's-Head; Attortiies, Nl. Howell, FurnivaV•s-
, Inn, or Mr. Baldwin, or Mr. Brornehead, Lincoln. •
.R.iehard Veall, sea. late of Bishop's-Width:on, Southampton,
but now Bramsliuw, Wilts, grazier, Aug. 12, at twelve,
, • 1:4 and Sept. 10, at tea, at the India ANIS Inn Gosport.
- Attornies. Messrs. lAleasdale, Aleizander, and Holum,
Netiv-
• Inn,.London, or Mr.truickshairk, Gosimrt.
• Robert Bon3eld, Gosport, Stone-mason, Aug. 12, at one, 13,
at• eleven, and,Sept. 10, at-twelve, at the India Arius, Gos-
• port., Attortiies, Messrs. Illeasdalei Ale,riander, and Holine',
New-Intl, Lomita), or 1)1r. Cruickshank, Gosport.: - • •
Vcirk'shire calico-nta4
'Thomas Bond; ..\11.1•:ton-,
• tinfactar?r, ).:•;, and Sept. 0, at el,,ven,„at the Star
Ann, Manclie*ter. Mr; Hadfield,. Iganchester,
.• or:qr. P. Hurl, 'remp!e.
Rev: Charles IL l'Ounditock,Coruwalbaealer
17,
18, and Sept. 10, at t,,vo, at th King% Arms Inn Latin,.
cCston, Cornwall. Al-tornies, `hexsrs. Reardon and., Davis,
Carbet4court, 'Grneezharali-street, or Mr. J. W. Buzun,
Fl,yoluuth-Dock.
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MOST AWFUL AdCll3;N'.l'..

'Wt tiave this week the melancholy task.:of irc;•
cording one of those deplorable and' unforeseen
visitations which. never fails to excite, the ctitt-
sternation and -sYmpittliy.of a feeiiing public.-
111111
Aboui a quarter before eight o'cloe.k• yesterday
(Friday morning), the houses inhabited by' Francis
Robinson, tailor, mid William Hill, and a part of
the soap and candle-manufactory of Messrs.
Birch and Ilarhpson, being-Thelaz.t. la :g.thises on
the left-hand side of Hants Bank, and built, upon
the rook which rises above the.aiver Irwell, gave
way, with a tremendous ct ash ;—it appeatingthat:
the continual, action of the Water havihg uhder-,
mined the rocks and rendered it no.longer a sup-
portable fOnndatioa for the erections on it.
he consequence was,. that Robinson and four'
of his children were precipitated into the river,
three of the'latte were taken up afire from their
bed, which had setled upon the rubbish taken in-
to the water; two of whom were Conveyed to the.
Infirmary, very much bruised. The .father, how-
ever, and his oldest daughter, met with a.tatal
doont. 'The youngest child was eating its
and feeling tie floor shake :rail out into tine
sti eel; Avid' the pot in his hand. - The mother of
this unfortnnate t. 11,0 is in an advanced
state.of preguancy; was on her return trout the
baker's with bread, and Wag ii ithin'a very few
yards of. herl:ome svhea the catastrophe. Occurred.
Mil, the proprietor and, occupier of, tie other
dwelling; and-his -here gone out to
work, and his datighter left the' premises to.
procure it-1U for breakta.t. •
Ll the soap-Works,Mr. Hall, the fore-
man, having the ill-fate to ln;, in that part of the
building which gave way, also perished ; he I,:as
immediately after taken out of the water, having •
his. skull and one leg dHitifttly fracturel ; he,
With Mr. Birch, who. had providentiailv left. that
part of the prentiises• but one minute before, were
the only persons then on the works. 'lle was
worthy man, mirth respected' by it•is employe's,
and has left a widow and one child to moura
their lamentable privation. •
The boy and girl at the,lnfirmary'are e,-
the boy's scull was badly fractured; he has uhder•
gone the operation of trepanning, and is as well
as can be expected ; there are also hopes. of the..
girl's recovery.. 7 •
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Tice oldest daughter has been taken,from'under
the rock ,very much crushed anddead. 'The corp.ie
of the father is not yet fauud.—(ilinachester
lunteet, July 30.)
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DREADFUkEICPLOSIONT.--011 Moilday morning,
as 13 unfortunate beings were einployed in w'no-
ing, drawing, &c. in a coal-pit :belonging .o.Mr.
Woodeock, of prrel Post, near Wigan, the are
damp suddenly exploded upon theirs, mid,.awful to •
relate, one man had his head split. asunder ; an-
other had his head severed nout his body, which.
Was taken up some hundreds of yards distant trout
where (he body was Itiund; the third was a wo.:
man, whose' body. was -dreadfully lacerated; the
fourth was a boy, who has found wedged in he-
twixt a basket and the fi and totally consumed.
The remainder were drawn up. alive, nut two of
them so dreadfully burnt, that theyatied within
the space of an hour these were a boy and 4 girl.
A man and woman died the .next morning, be-
twixt two' and three o'clock. Five of these mi-
serable beings are still thing ; four of them -are
not expected to survive ; the fifth is a girl,- who.
was standing behind her mother when ine.dread-
U 1 accident befel her as'stated above.—Mid:'

TH E ASSIZES.'

LI N-CO LNSIIIRE-SEDUCTION.

LUMLEY V. H. MARSHALL.

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This was an; action to recover compensation
in-danaages for seduction of the -plaintiff's daugh-
ter by tire defendant. The facts of the case
were narrated by Sarah
,Lumley, daughter of the
plaintiff..
After Mr. CLAIZIZ^ had addressed the• Jury for
the ,defendant, Mr. Justice CHAMBRE said, he con-
sidered the Plaintiff entitled to a verdict,- with:
moderate dainages. The Jury returned a verdict
for the plaintiff; with damages 1901.
John Air, alias Winter, was convicted of stealing
four ewes and four lambs,- die ptoperty of Roger
Anderson, and received sentence of Death. 7---
Baron GRAHAM,. however, in passing sentence,
hold out to him a hope
.of
George llorri3, for stealing a bay mare, and a
chaise cushion, also received sentence of Di!ath,.
John Thompson,. a -Gentleman's servant, for
stealing a quantity of stamps, to the amount of
2005froni the °like of William Allison, jun. of!
Louth, was seater:teed to seven, years xrausporta-
tion.—Baron GRAHAM remarked, it
.was a fortu-
nate thing for the,prisorier that he had escaped
the capital part of the, offence, in. consequence .of
the office being detached from the 'dwelling house.
• In the case of the KtNo y.'Fatlsr,nur, an AttO-
ney, an indictment for a libel against Mr. Clarke,
a Barrister at Law, by publishing letter, and
sending a challenge.; -asserting that he was to
share damages in a cause that he. conducted ; Mr.
Fraser was found Guilty, and will receive judg-
ment in.the Court of King's teach, Westminster,
next. term..

At the Northamptofi Assizes, which ended on
Thursday last, S. Morris, for the wilful murder of
of Rachael his wife, was found Guilty; amt sen-
tenced for execution. '
Daniel , Die tens, for higliwitys•robln'ry, was
capitally convicted, and received sentence of death;
but was reprieved -before the. Judge left "town.
In-the case of the King v. Maxwell and others.
:Comtnisiioners fcir inclosing Borough ,Fen, the
action was brought to try whether the CroWn is
entitled, to the titheS of this vary extensive' coin,
Twin, containing 5000 acres of.extravirochial land.
The Jury decided for the plaintiti.—lct this case
Mr. Lens went down with a special retainer of
00 guineas.

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A thelaneholy accident occurred at Ramsgate
on Tuesday morning last. A young man, who
was a journeyman" tailor, bathing in the Sands,
atsurne distance from the machines, and it is sup=
posed'..heing'seize'd Niith the thttiip; was unforte-
nately drowned.