The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-25 00:00:00

A prii it; William Urquhart, of Rafeliff-tross, Mick; escx,
cooper, iit,elexeit,
April iS., StePhen Harman late Modbury, Dn'onshire,
shopkeeper, at twelve, at 'U
uildhall, London.
April 22 John 'futon, and Joseph Wareing, of Leeds, York-
shire, merchants and co-partners, ,at eleven,' at th.q Motet, i
Leeds. •
April a.. John Kenworthy, of Bollington, Cheshire, 'cotton-
spinner, at eleven, at the Palace inn, 'Manchester..
April z,. Frederick itlichaet Fisher, of baibican, London, -
jeweiter, at one, at
April 29. , John Kendrick the elder; of 13Irmingliim, !bel-
iwks-inaker, at elzven, at the-Stork-Tavern, in the Square,
April l.' William Harper and Joseph Wilson, of Castle-
court, litut;e• row, London, merchants and co-partners, at
eleven, at Guildhall. '
April is. ‘Villiain Weaver, of the Red Lion, Gray's-Inn-
lane, Middlesex, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall. • '
CERTIFIC AT ES. '
• April 14. Thomas Johnson, late of Flushing, and since of
High-street, Mary-le:bone, Middlesex, merchant.
James Woof, of Ryder's-court, St. Ann's, SOho, Middlesex,
glover :and leather-seller. •
James .Woodbm rne, of Lancaster, druggist.
Jonas Yates of Cleckheaton, Yorkshire, shopkeeper. '
Senior,Jorut of Broad-court,Drury-lane, Middlesex, Money-
scrivener.
George Edmonds, of Chancery-lane, Middlesex-, law-sta-
miner.
Thomas Cooke, late of Chine-ester, merchant.
PARTNERSHIPS • DIS iOI,PED.
John and Janice Layton, of Lime-street, brokers.
John Smith and Samuel Battersby,.of High-i-lill Ferry, Up..
per .0 la p ton, calico-dyers..
C. Schacht and G. Weber, of Poland-street, tailors,
Thomas White and Joseph Miles, of Liverpool, paper:
dealers.
Thomas Lampin, Richard Fisher and Wiilliam'Fillingbarn,
of 'Newark-upon Trent„ importers of flax.
Ch .files Hewitt and William Jones; of Hardsha.w. within
Winole„ Lancas-ter.
Elizabeth and Stephen Thomas, of Palace-row, New-road;
..iteoliain-court-road, back-makers. '
Ken Worthy, and William."Whltehead, of Quick,
ork, woollen-manufadurers. '

An Inquisition was taken yesterday se'nnirchi at'
Corn brook-,,beforeMr.HoDosoN,Coronert4 r
sex, on the body ()fan unknoWn female,: who was
found dead in an outhouse on 'Friday last.—lt ap-
peared by the evidence, of a, Cook-Maid its the service
of Mr. Bullock, aMagistrate•at Colebrook, that on
her going into the outhouse for wood to light the
fire,. she discovefed the deceased lying with one
hand over her eyes, and the other under her neck.
The deceased was an. extremely well featured girl,
about 2 t years of age, of an elegant form, and very
respetStably dressed, There. NS no evidence to prove'
who she was, or how she came by her death.---.:V&-
dia-=Died, ty .the Visitation of God.
MA It LSOR 0 LIG II -ST R E ET..-.T.YeSt,ejd ay
.qeOrg'eC/ig.
was. charged with stealing three horses: It appeared
in evidence that several horses had been st;.4Jen from
High Wycomb, Bucks, very'recently ; and one of
them; which had been sold by a landlord at that
place to a Mr. Verneri was stolen from a paddoCk
ten days since.. The landlord went- to Smithfield
market, and' haying described the horse, he met
with a man who had purchased him of the Prisoner
on the-preceding day.at Paddington, for 30s. The
horse was ,worth tot.. and the buyer conceiving he
must have 'been stolen, refused, to pay
,the money
until the Prisoner_ should bring forward his master,
for whom he said he had thed, and (fiat- day- was
fixed, on.for a ineetiug. The Prisoner made his ap7,,
pearance at the time appointed, when lie was. recog-,
Wiled as a man WhO had formerlrl ived. a t'W-yeoMl).
There was another charge made apinst the Prisoner
by a Gentleman fromWyconiti; of a iiinitir-nature,
and he was committed for trial on both charges.
PUBLIC 'OFFICE, HATTON-GARDEN. -MOllday
Elizabeth Joiner, Cook at Mr:. Thwaites's, linen-
draper, in Ilolborn, was charged with stealing linen
.slieets and other articles, which were fdareupon her
before she
.had an opportunity Of conveying the same •
out of the hoitse.. Her appearing- more bal4 than
usual was the -cause of her being suspeaed.•:. The
property was produced and identified. She was'
fully committed for trial: . ,
A smart shock of an earthquake has done conside-
rable damage to the interior of the Island of.S:amatra,
particularly in the., Cassia country. -A volCano'burst.
out in the hills, and has discharged its laValo a 'great
distance, destroying the neighbouring. woods
,;
.the
rivers rose at the same time above their banks,- and
swept away numerous
There were several fights amongst the 4ower or-
ders,' on Sunday morning, near Hornsey Wood; but.
the one which must afford the 'most disgust was be-
tween, two women, Betty Dyson, a vender of sprats,
and Mary Mahoney, a market woman. These Arna.
zoos fouight upwards of 40 Minutes,' and were bath
hideously disfigured by hard blows. The contest
was for five guineas..