The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-15 00:00:00

WHEREAS by an Order of the High Court
In, of CHANCERY made in the Causes " GIST v.
ICE," and " PEARKES v. PEARKES," it is referred
tc,:4M-ES STEPHEN, Esq., one of the Masters of the said
Zutt to inquire, and state whether any person or persons, and
h."° is or are entitled to the Legacy of 3501. and interest given
LY the Will of SAMUEL GIST, late of Gower-street, in the
1114tY of Middlesex, Esq., deceased, the Testator in the plead-
a.; of the said Causes named to the Child or Children of
tf- RN HISCOX, or to the Representatives of the said John
te°ls an Child or Children of the said John Hiscox, (late
Qf
7ticlm,Yrnerebant), who was or were living on the 16th day
oir.:•"‘aarY, 1815, the time of the decease of the said Testator,
cli'aip4el Gist, or the legal personal Representatives. of such
°or Children, if since deceased, and in case there should
littebeen.rio such Child or Children, living as aforesaid, then
oetile I egal personal Representatives of the said John Hiscox, is
are on or before the eleventh day of December next, to come
141304 e the said Master at his Chambers, in Southampton-
ings, Chancery-lane, London, and prove his, her, or their
ght and title, as such Child or Children, or such Represen-
ive or Representatives to the said Legacy and Interest; or
rudefault thereof they will.be peremptorily excluded the bene-
°f the said Order.
THOMAS ALLAN, Solicitor,
Frederiek's-place, Old Jewry.
IiEREAS by an Order of the High Court
/ro•tv of CHANCERY, made in the Causes GIST v.
J4l4;t and PEARKES v. PEARKES, it is referred to
CO4l7'S STEPHEN, Esq. one of the Masters of the said
t° inquire and state whether any person or persons, and
t 4-17,, or are entitled to the Legacy of £lOO and Interest by
stie:lll "Of the Testator SAMUEL GIST, late of Gower-
in the County of Middlesex, Esquire, deceased (who
of cal the 16th -day of January, 1815), given to the Children
Pr the
'ate JOHN WILKINSON, and in what shares and
;ire 'ams the person or persons, if any, entitled to the same
entitled thereto. The Child or Children of the said John
lakuilki°Bl3o (who resided at Stockton, in the County of Dur-
"d Who was formerly concerned with the said Samuel
16.11° a certain mercantile adventure, of which William An-
thZ, of Virginia, was the Consignee), in case such Child or
ut:egten is or are entitled to any proportion or share of the for-
Q,L,Of the said John Wilkinson, under his Will, is or are, on
kiit7re the 11th day of December next, to come in before the
cez), Master, at his Chambers in Southampton-building, Chan-
adLondon. and prove his, her, or their relationship to
the —1 John Wilkinson, and the proportions of the fortune of
or hl John Wilkinson, devised or given to him, her, or them,
Refit
ocefault
the thereof tOrderhey will be peremptorily excluded the be-
said .
THOMAS ALLAN, Solicitor,
Frede,(.. ,'s-place, Old ewry.

MARRIE Oa
On the 13th inst., at ChiddingstoneD. ,
in sent, the nedvierricar
Richard Peter Whisk, M.A , Prebendary of Wells' 3n•iiter of
of Brosted, in Essex, to So phis Catherine, eldest tlaub
Henry Streatfeild, Esq. of Chiddingstone. • 0 collsil/
On the 13th inst., Isaac Hams (a celebrated Art'," :oak:
of Herman Hendricks, Esq., of Wimpole-street, tli be
square, late of Black River, Jamaica, to Miss Jol' ,
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of Aldgate.
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