The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-04 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES—Jan: 24.

S. Barker, Norwich, liquor-mei clumt—S. Needham, Cres-
cent, :linories, merct4am.
P IIVINERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Smith and Co. Southwark, hosiers—J: Cayford and W.
Morridge, Skinner-street and Bartlett's,buildings, London,
ironmongers—J. Woolstencroft and T. Hadfield, Doncaster,
hatters—J. Wilcocks and Co. Wood-street, London, ware-
housemen--It. Burch-run and L. H. Smith, Bread-street-hill,
wine-merchants—R. Oakley and Co. Holywell, Flint, bankers
—O. Warrington and,J. Lowe, Exchange-street; St. Ann's-
square, Manchester, silk-mercers—E. and R. W. Slatford,
Aldersgate-street, carpenters—J. and J. Davey, Taunton, So-
messet, brewers—it. Richardson and.). W heelast, John-street,
Tottenham-court-road, stontt-masons—F. J. Guyenette, Bath
—J. W: Hillhouse and T. GriQiu, Loudon, insurance-brokers
J. Smorlit and R. Shield, Laygate, Dachau), rope-manufac-
turers—C. Owen and S. Hodgson, oldswinford, shovel-ma-
nufacturers—G. Dorrien and C. B. Ford, Old South Sea
House, Broad-street, merchants—S. Ousey and Co. Heyrod-
mill. Lancashire, cotton-spinners—P. Duckworth. and T.
Whitelegg, Manchester, calico-manufaeurers—J. J'rotheroe,
sen. and Co. Elbroad-street, Brisnd-,-M. Laroche and H.
Holt ham, Jeffrey-square, St. Mary-Axe, husk:Ts—T. Phillips
and T. A. Phillips Manchester, brewers—R. Kent and N.
Batty, Liverpool-4. ]tray and T. Christoplier, wine-tner-
chants, Mark-lane.

SCOTCH BANKRUPTS,

SEQUESTRATIONS.

December 27. Robert Brown, Merchant, Leith—Creditors
meet in the Exchange Coffeehouse there, 12th and 26th
January, at 1.
—29. Matthew Liddle and Son, and MatthemLid-
dle and Co. coal-merchants, at Whiterig, Lanaikshire—‘
Creditors meet in the Prince of Wales tavern, Glasgow,
11th January and Ist February, at 12.
' . Archibald Knox, of Mayshield, lime-burner,
at Sunnyside—Creditor meet in the Blue Bell inn, Had-
clinstan, t3th ?ad-27th January, at 1,

TII4NI BANK.—An Address to the Creditors of
the Firni of the Hon. Charles Firench and Co..
having appeared in- some of the Newspapers, in
which it is stated, " that they hid executed
deed, vesting the whole of their property, real 06.
personal, in a Trustee of high rank and character.'
the Right Hon. Denis Browne." We are veil
sorry to perceive that that Gentleman, by the fo:".
lowing notice, has not only withdrawn the sane.-
tion of his name to the settlement proposed bY,
the Firm, but has given a very unfavourable opi•
niou of the state of their affairs altogether. Under
these. circumstances, it is presumed, that this'
mode of settlement proposed by't,he Firm, will
not he persevered in.

Mr. Browne thifiks it -his duty by the Creditors of this Bank'
in the Counties of Mayo and Galway, ,who did him the !moon'.
of chooshu him fur their Trustee, in the event of the Cu'u
mission of bankruptcy sued out against the Firm being super:
seded, to give them, as he promised, at the meeting held a'
Castlebar, information as to the view he should take of tit'
probability of payment by the said Firm. Mr. Browne has
lately only seen a schedule of Debts, amount 240,000 b
stated to be due to the 'roam Bank, which it was proposed to
vest in him, as a Fund fur the payment of the Cr clitors,-""
Mr' Browne is sorry to be obliged to say, that to him it sir
pears that this Fund is totally inefficient for any pruportioo
of consequence, even of the amount, and that therefore,
he cannot du any good in this way to the Public, that he mu,
decline acting as Trustee for this Firm—and begs to remind
them that this is a discharge, exactly, of the Promise he made
to that Meeting, as to his own conduct in this matter.—(Lob'
lia COrresiwntlent, Dry. 31 )
Mount Browne, Dec. 21, 1814.

WATERFORD, DEC. 24.—The storm, which We
mentioned. in our 'last publication, cOntinned to
blow with great violence till about eight o'clock
on the evening of Thursday, when a calm ensued,
and it is with the most painful feelings we have to
state, that a melancholy scene of shipwreck oc-
curred on Wednesday, at a short distance to the
West of Dunmore. The schooner Active, Mil-
field, master, belonging to _Workington, ladell
with timber, and bound from Chipstow for ‘Vork"
ington, was driven on the flat rocks, and speedily
dashed to pieces. The crew consisted of sever=
Men, arid of these four have perished, among,
whom were
sthe Captain, his son, the mate, and 3
sailor. One of them threw himself overboad, but
was crushed to death by the vessel, which was carp
ried after him by the waves. One of the surviv-
ors has been severely injured. Two of the dead
bodies have been found, one of them, that over
which the vessel rushed, dreadfully mangled. The
other was discoVered forced in between two rocks•
The inhabitants of Dunmore, even in the face of
the most tremendous dangers, used every effort
that human benevolence or energy could put forth
to serve the crew, and one of them was rescued
from death by -bold and as perilous an attempt
as events of this kind have ever exhibited. On the
retiring of one of those waves which had more that►.
power sufficient to dash the vessel on the rocks,
.ileveral persons rushed•to the place where the urvil
happy • man was making feeble and ineffectual
struggles, and had hardly time to drag him from
inevitable destruction, when the succeeding wave
had nearly overwhelmed them all. Those wig'
escaped with life experienced the warmest kind'
ness and hospitality.
On Sunday evening, at so early an hour as five
o'clock, the prisoners confined in the criminal de;
partment of the County Gaol, broke the lock ant'
chain of their prison door, seized on the sentinel;
deprived him of his arms, tied his hands behind
his back, and flung him into one of the cells?
when they attempted their escape, but by the
timely exertions of the next sentinel, and the
Gaoler, James Murphy, the whole 'of the pea
soners on that range would have decamped ; how'
ever three of them effected their escape, previous
to the discovery—There names are Thomas Cle-
meats, from Ballingarry, charged with burglarl
and felony—Johnlbughano, lately a mariner, for
felony, and Thomas Gangney, from Croagh ;
latter fellow was only on Saturday apprehendel
through the exertions of William Smyth, Esq. and
he is charged with several outrages committel2
in different parts of this County.—(Linzerieft
Chronicle.)

BIRTHS.
Yesterday morning, the Lady of Dr. Sutherland, Grd
George-street, Westminster, of a daughter.
On the .38th ult. in Cavendish-row, Rutland-square, Div
lin, the Lady of Sir Wheeler Cuffe, Bart. of a daughter.
On the 31st ult. the Lady of Anthony Bacon, Esq. of B.
ham-place, near Newbury, of a son.
Lately, at Dunkerrin Glebe, .tiing's County, Ireland,'
Lady of the Very Rev, the Dean of Clonfert, of a daughter.
Lately, at Fethard, County of Tipperary, the Lady of tril
Rev. Samuel Ryall, of Carrick-on-Suer, of a daughter. ,
Lately, at Swanbrook, near Dublin, the Lady of Mae
George Wright, Royal Engineers, of a son,

MARRIED.
On Tuesday se'tinight, at Berwick, Charles Younghusbatvi
Esq. Major. Royal Artillery, to Frances, second daughter
It. Roarer, Esq. of Berwick.
On the -27th ult. at Alowick, John Grey, Esq. Milfield hill'
to Hannah -Eliza, youngest daughter of Ralph Annett,
of this Fence.
On the 48th ult. at Kilconquhar-House, Patrick Orr, 554
Writer to the Signet, to Miss , Margaret Caroline Lindea
second daughter of the late Major Martin Lindesay, youne
of Kilconquhar.
The same day, at Ballymackey Church, County of Tiptief
ry, Major-Gener:l4 the Hon. Arthur Annesley, third son'
the Eat I of Annesley, to Elizabeth, only daughter of Jul
Mahon, Esq. ollieshorough.
On Wednesday last, at Stoke Church, Plymouth, Mr. .14
Chaunter, of his Majesty's Dock-yard, to Miss White,
Cherry-garden-street, aged 75,• after a courtship of 40
Immediately after the ceremony, the happy couple set off
the country to spend the hone)-moon. The bride has he.
well know!) to the ladies of that neighbourhood as ti-nurse
nearly half a century.
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DIED•
At the house of the Rev. Richard Bourne, in Holles-.tree
Dublin, the Right. Hon. Lord Mountsandford.
On the 16th ult. at Merchiston-Hall, Scotland, the Fit°
Mrs. Napier, relict of tha Hon. Charles Napier; and on
20th, her grand-daughter Lucy Isabella Campbell, d'augh'
of Charles Campbell, Eq. of Comble.
On the 19th ult. at Fort William, Scotland, Alexanderg
Donald, Esq. of Gleneo.
On the .24th ult. fiat Edinburgh, in the 72d year of big
Mr. Joseph „1. rehibald, nursery aud seedsman.
On the 25th ult. Archibald Ferrier, Esq. W. S.
Yesterday se'nnight, at Carmarthen, Mrs. E. Morgall,
lict of John Morgan, Esq. and a near relative of the Rev*
Henry A. Dudley, Bart. get
On the Ist inst. at his house in Golden-square, Mrs.
Karr, wife ofJohaieton Karr, Esq. of Kippilaw, in the e°
ty of Roxburgh.

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