The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-02 00:00:00

DIPIDENDS.

O. 21. Charles IVilliams the elder, of Turnham.CrGen,
Mkhtlesex, butcher, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Oct. 21. Robert Gutherie and Colib Cook, of Liverpool,
merchants, at twelve at the Globe Tavern,.Liverpool.
Nov. 2. Cornelius" Ginder, of Blackburn, Lancashire, linen.
draper, at eleven, at the Old Bull, Blackburn.
Oct. 24. Thomas Bowgin, of Little New-street, Shoe-lane,

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London, plaisterer, at eleven, at Guildhall. .
Oat. 21. Edward Pemberton and John Houlding, of Liver_
pool, merchant, at two, at the Globe 'Tavern, Liverpool.
Oct. 7.1. Thomas Moyle, of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stat.-

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-fordshire draper, at eleven, at the Roebuck Iran, New-
castle. wider, Lyme.
Nov. 9. John SaltsbUry, of Exeter, Cabinet-maker, at eleven,
at the Star Inn, Exeter.
pct. £7. lohnkVilliams, of 12 urnney I ron -works, Monmouth-
shire, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern,
street, Bristol.
Oct. 20. Hope, late of Brampton, Cumberland, cot-
ton-Manufacturer. at eleven, at the Bush, Carlisle.
Oct. 24. !arms Bolton a.ld Fletcher Bolton, now or late of
Warrington, Lancas,hire, potters, at eleven, at the Eagle

and Child ln►►, Wartington.
Oct. 26. jan►eb Moon; of Manchester, and William May-
ot k las ingden ,' Lancashire, cotta►►-manutaedureis,

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at two, at the Bridgewater ArMs, Manchester.
Oct. 23. john Atkinson, of Birmingham, iron-founder, at
eleven, at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham.
Nov... EdWard W ray, of Henrietta-street, Cavendish..
square, Middlesex, wine-merchant, at ten, at Guild-

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Oct. 28. Archibald Hamilton and David Halibutton, of Ox-
lad-street, tiliddlesex, linen-drapers, at eleven, at Guild-

Oct. 2.8. leremialt Appleby, of, Chatham, Kent, linen.dra-
• per,at eieven, at Cuildhall, London. •
Oct. 31. Thomas Dixon, alkali, Soinersetshire, chinainen,
at eleven, at the Christopher Inn and Tavern, 13ath.
Oct. 30. Richard Ireland Gillbrd, of Bristol, skinner, at de-

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yen, at the Ku:niter Tavern ~Bristol.
Oat. 25. john Tawnsend, of Liverpool, inerchint, at eleven,
at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
CERTIFICATES.
o zi . William katcliffei late of Exeter, baker. •
Ralph 'Kirk, late of Manchester, but now of Wheelock,,

Chester, cotton-spinners.
Simeon (elm Dike, late of Percival-street, Goswell-street,
Middle ex, grocer. • • , . ,
David W ilhy, of 0 ssett; Dewsbury, Yorkshire, cloth-maim.

tacturer.
Redshaw Spring, of Caister, Lincolnshire, mercer:
Williarn Curtis, of Hosier-lane, West Sinithtizld, London,
salesman.

The new County Hall and Assembly Rooms, at
Lewes; in Sussex, are in a state of great torwardness,
and will ,be opened in April nex►. The old Hall,
aukwardly situated-in the middle of the town, will
be.pulled down in the interim.
The exterior of Henry , the , Seventh's Chapel is
now repairing. The ancient Gothic ,ornaments are
greatly defaced by the rude easterly winds, and the
dilapidations of this venerable Pile require constant
attentpn from the workmen employed to keep it in
repiir. _ _ _

Ryde, in the Isle of Wight, has had a tolerable
sprinkling ~of company -this season.. ,Lerl Spencer
is building a home there, and means to make it his
bathing residence. When the lower part of the
town is paved, the comfort as well as pleasurt; of
the inhabitants and visitors will be very much in-
creased.

Extraet-from The Madras Courier, March a 5 :-.-.
On Thursday morning, 9th March, died, at his
quarters in Fort-William, Major-General Sir George
Braithwaite 13onghton, Bart. aged 46 years. The
funeral took place yesterday evening, with military
honours. Minute guns, corresponding with the age
ct the deceased, were arc(' from the ramparts of

The following is an extraa of a letter received by
the vessel which brought the last Spanish Papers :
CADIZ, SEPT. 13,—The reports are, that the siege
of Gerona has been raised ; that the Spanish.armies
are in motion
.; and that VENEGA'S has 26,000 men
in La Mancha. The Minerva sails this day with a
convoy of 24 sail for England.
There are six prison-ships now ready at Ports-
mouth to receive the French prisoners trout Wal-
cheren ; and the different militia regiments in that
garrison are ordered to furnish a subaltern's guard to
take charge of them. -
. The detachments of the 34th regiment, at present
at Porchester, are ordered to embark for the depot
on the Isle of Wight. Colonel COCHRANE'S batta-
lion of detachments, now at Fort Cumberland, are
under similar orders for the same destination. This
battalion has been much affetted with ague since
their return from Walcherem

On Friday the grenadier and light companies of
the Coldstream mounted guard at • St. Jatues's, for
the first time since their return from South Beveland.
We regret to state, that several 9f them look ex:
treruely ill, and some have been obliged to be re-
hayed off guard, being unable to stand the fatigue.
Yesterday se'nnight the female servant of Mr.
Payne, butcher/ of Quebec-street, Oxford-street,
who had lived with him some time, broke open his
drawers, and stole upwards of 501. in cash and notes,
besides all the 'plate she could carry off.
On Thursday evening as a 14dy was driving a light
gig near Vauxhall, she was interrupted by the ap-
proach of a coal waggon, and whilst endeavouring to
guide the horse to the opposite side of the way, the
animal started at the touch of the whip, and the
violence of the jerk throwing her out of the carriage,
-she very unfortunately fell under the wheel of the
waggon, which went over her arm, and nearly se-
vered it from her body.
The Duke of HAMILTON has won a large sum at
Doncaster, by backing his two favourite colts, Ash-
ton and Middlethorpe, for the St. Leger Stakes.
He not only took odds to a great amount, that each
horse won, but he took thousands to twenties that
they were first and second, which proved to be the
case. • •

The late advance on the price of flour, and the
prospect of its being yet -higher, renders it an in-
cumbent duty on every family, to lessen the con-
sumption, by relinquishing the luxury of pastry.