The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-19 00:00:00

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iNioN-HALL.--james • Gilson Was brought. up
yesterday by Clark, charged with committing the
following daring outrage at the Surrey Theatre
on Tuesday' uening last; Mr. Rorauv stated,
that he Was standing in the boXes during the per- -
formance on Tuesday evening, when'ke: observed,
a piece of bdard thrown from One Side of the gal-
lery,
with such force, that it- fell on 'the opposite.
side of the pit ; fortti,nately the persons standing
Rear the
_spot where it fell, perceived it liefore
reached them; and were thercberirbled to avoid.
it. Mr. Roiaur directly 'went into the pit, and
folihd it was apiece of one of the gallery seats,
ahcint
.two feet long and six inches broad, which'
had apparently been wrenched Up by main force,
the large nails still remaining in it.
Mr. Roraur took two officers, Clark and Har-
ris, with him, and innnediately wint to that parti
of the gallery from Whence it hild been thrown,
when, after sonleinquiry, the prisoner, a soldier
in the Tower Handets-Milifi, was pointed out to
him as the offender. He was iminediately takin
into custody, 'and conducted to the watch-Lioth:e,-
where he was kept 'slit
The Prisoner did, ir)t. deny 'having thrown the
board over, said he' did not intend to do so.
Another soldier who 'was with him pulled it up.
and threw it at him, and it was in attempting to,
return the compliment that it -accidentally 'slips'
out of his band and went into the pit. ' 'He was
remanded for further e'xamitiiitioi-r.

i1..1301101/GII-STREET.-,-;Ohrt /IFEVOy, ahlind
athletiC beggar, Was charged %tail an act of va-
grancy in begging at the house of the Coitutess of
Mi&deen, and assaulting one of the servants.—
It appeared in evidence, that the prisoner had
alths at the charitable hand of the Countess,
hut he at length became sc, troublesome, that her
Ladyship refused to hear of him again.- Or) the
servant making .this c,onununication; the prisoner
refused to' leave the.honse,- and on being handed
away, he committed an assault, and swore-bit-
terly :to be further revenged. In defence, the,
prisoner :attempted to justify his conduct as a
matter of right, haying lost his sight in the army:
He acknowleJged having received a shilling a-day
as a pension, and he had- called on .the Countess
for her subscription of sss.. the same as others of
the gentry gave. The prisoner was ordered to
find bail;

HATTON-GARDEN.--Elizabeth Creamer was
brought up by Hancock and Limerick, officers,'
and underwent a second examination, standing
charged with h'aVing defraUded several trades-
people in various parts cf the metropolis, of diffe-
rent sums of nianey, by pretending to live-in the
capacity of cook, in some-respectable house, or-
dering some articles to be sent, and-obtaining of
them eharige for a two-pound note, which note
they were to receive at the ho(ise directed to. A
Mr. Roper, butcher, in I{ay-street, clorkenwell,
appeared irigainst the prisoner, she hating
de-
frauded him of the change for a-INN-4
-pound note,
by ordering meat to he sent to No. 47, Hatton-
, garden. Mr. Thorn, cheesemonger, Broadway,
`l3lackfriars, attended, charging the prisoner with,
ordering, at his shop, butter and cheese to be sent
to a house in Wood-street,_ Cheapside, and re-
- ceivinfr of him the change of a two-pound note.
Several other persons exhibited charges of a like
nature against the prisoner; who was. fully. com-
mitted upon four ,of the 'charges ; hut is to be
broUght up again on Saturday next, for another
examination, on fresh charges.
A man, apprehended by Hancock, was brought
up, and underwent examination, charged, on sus-
picion, with having stole a ten-pound Bank of
England note, the property of Mr. Hale. A prin
cipal witness not being able to 'attend, the'priso-
ner was committed for-re-examination. •

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock, 214 k 151 Inditi Bonds, Is. 2s. dis.
Navy 5 per Cent. )Olr South Sea Stock, 62-4
Irish 5 per Cent. lr Exchequer Bills, 3id. per day,
4 per Cent. 7A.,1 is. 2s. pr.
3 per Ct. Bed. I Ditto, 8-f;d. per day, 3s. ss. pr.
3 per Cent. C.n. 39 5,1 Cimnium, 5 ss. pr..
Bank
IndiatsJit:. 14 15-ItAli 15. Imperial Ann.
Ann.n.
sth
Nov.
59 .481

- PROTESTANT PETITION.

Ncvernt-or, 131

At a:?tieeting of the .1•-reemen, Freeholders-, 1.1.x1.
Inhaliitants of the City of Dublin, prefetAing the
Protestlnt

The Right ElouourAtle the LORD MAYOR, in
Chair; •

The ,following Resolutions were unanimously
airr -ed"to :
-
Resolvei, That we have heard with surpris3
and con,—.11, that it has: asserted in Par;ia
ment, " That toe i'rotestaots of IrelandAare de-
sirotti that die prayer of a Petition lately present'-
ed by the l:, roan Catholics -of Ireland shoulo,b6
complied ;" an. assertion utterly unfou:lded,
so far as it air,2cts to conv:y our sentiments.
Resolved, th::refure, That Vetitions be 7 ffesent,...
ed to both ilue.3es of ,t, explvs:;ive of
our .Qpinio9, that the, Political Strength of ;the
Itol4au Caiiiolics cannot at present be inereasede
Without eniangering the, Protestant istabllsli
ment, and an of the Empire..
Resolved, iliat the Petitions low read, and
euanimously approved of, be presented, Wien
signed, to both ifoistses of Parliament.:
Resol\-ed, Thatt he Lord Mayor be requested 1.6
allow the said Petitions to remain at the than
Sion-Honse for signature. _

Resolved, That each of the High Sheriffs be
requested to keep' a copy of the said Petition nt,
their respective houses for signature.
Resolved, That the Lord Mayor be requested to
Sli--;i1. these -our. Reioliltions, and- to-have them
published in the Dublin Journal, Patriot, !fiber-,
-nian Jou-nal, Saunders's News-Letto', and Cor-
re.vondentNewspapers. • •

ABRAHAM BRADLEY KIN,
Lord Mayor, Chairman.

FROM THE LONDON GAZ.ETTE, Nov. 17.

DIVIDENDS—At Guildhall.

Dec. 8. M. RobsOn, Albemarle-Street, Piccadilly, milliner"
at ten.
Jan. 2. 13. Preece, Grafton-street, haberdasher, at twelve.
Nor. 21. J. Rushy, Skinner-street, mangle-maker, at ten.
Dec. 22. T. Neale and E. S. Neale, Cheapside,' stu.wl-mann/
facturers, at tent
Dec. 8,-S. J. Bargerbur; J. S. Bargerbnr; S. S. Bargerbur,
A. S. Bargerhur, .A. S. Bargerhur,
,and J. S. B:u•gerbur,
Burr-street, East-Smithfield,-ship-owners' at twelve.
Nov. 21. J. J. Long, Miaories, meitel', at eleven.
Nov. 21. D. C. Pontifez, Holborn, silk-mercer, at twelve. ;l;
Dec. 1,5. T. Parke,-Hattou-wall, timber-merchant, at twelsie.'k.
Dee-. 19. L. Jaymmid;SOath Andley-street, milliner, at ten.
Dec. 8. W. J. Donne, Great Russel-street, Covent-garden;l
haberdasher, at ten.
Dec. 15. A. Neilson, Mitre-court, Milk-street, '3:merchant,
at eleven.
Nov. 24 J. Hills, Lectl's,'Kent, thiller, at eleven.
Nov. 2S. 'P. G. itichmonti,,. Caurch:stfert, ItotbeAlithe, met-.;
chant, at e.even. •
Dec. 12. S. (Mettle, Blackman-street, SOuthwark, oilman, at 1..
Dee. 8. J. F. Veiclitner, Throgtoorto,i-Street,
• merchant, at ten. ' • • - '
Dec. 12. H. Brest, Slon.ne-square, carpenter, at eleven.
Dec. 19. J. A, f4iblis; 11.t.c. of Worf Lung, plumber, at twelve.
Dec. 15. W. Hobble, I)artl,-,.% rmiier, at ten.
Dec. 9. R. :`.lair, Liverpool, linen-draper, at eleven, at thy,
Globe Inn, Liverisciol.
Dec. 10. C. 1.1e7.-_-, Norwich, booliseNr, at four, at Ilte.
_ Ang,i In::.
Dee. 18..5.
yen, at 1:1! t)
Dec. 10. R. at

13:it; at ci,'

`. • at the, lieztf

at the ii i.
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De..c.:9. iz-, Olanit'ord Liactilr
shire, core:-ruereliaLl..., at the Angel lon, Glaie
ford Briggs.
R.
R. Hodgimon, Cuctitly, NotLiagaainshire, cotton-spinueri'
J. Macey, St. Martin's, Worcesteespire, hosier.
F. Brulurd, Crtnylierno, Solmrsetshir,-, butter-factor.
▪ Palmer, Wood-stte,!‘,i;, Ch,fapside,-sill:-nranalactsirer.
London, tnercbant.
T. Hartoan,liush-10.0e, st j ule4.ale iranTnon;-er.
C. :Mayew, of. bai.tist Cliuncery-lane, rnoncr
st:r.r.a,u‘n,
J. De ‘Caph.l,'Clitford-stre2t,7ine-merchant.
• Jude, Fleyniouth-terrace,-Hdcliliey, biii-broker.

PARTN,EILS,HIPS
R. INlinshull utitl ...I, Veal, 41.;)ingduu-st'reet., Wetznit;sW
att.uniion. . , •
-R. Toby and R. PTialey, High. Hulliorn, oarpet-warebos;6l.,;,

en. .
G. B. Ballachey and F. Silver, Angel-court, Thr.rrmortlle'
street, attornies.
Wilhe.rfoss and T. Newman, PaternoSter-roW, talloe
chandlers.
T. Russell and J. Muir, Liverpool, merchants.
T. tStevens and P. Watkins, Cirenceiger, Gloucestersbir4S*
printers.
R. Hains, G. Hains, and J. D. Haius, Aldersgate-street'

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N. handler and G. Benton, Holbo'rn, pawnbrokers.
Richenbach and M. Dove, Grafton-street, Soho, tea

dealats.
.
Spragg and B. Bond, Blackman-street, Southwark, 1'•"
merchant.

On Wednesday morning, atBIRTHS his house in Upper Gnilooo,
street, Russelkquare, the Lady of Mr. Thou us Aston,

of a sop.

if itichal3

t th

...ftn, Sunday last, at Air Rookery, the Lady 0:
Fuller, Esq. of a son.
On Sunday, Nov. 1, at North Mundham Vicarage, Mrs'
Jollitfe Tufnell, of a daughter.
.„. let,
. On Monday last, Mrs. Freshfield, of New Bank-huildwr
of a donghter. -
On the 16th instant, the Lady of Benjanj,in Sharpe, Esq' of
Fleet-street, of a son. . . rS'
The same dav, the Lath, of
,Joseph Fisher, Esq. of nu"
.
stiTet, St. James's, of a son. • - '
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MARRIED.
Amber, ilQCOrdin

to the foriosf,i,ll:olf

Oa the 30th •of Sel

;50‘.41 -
Churc,h of England and Role, at the Hotel of Generiali,"`ik
3.e.rerre • in Paris, -the,Barcti Mourin, General of i%;'`Lo :.lies lAartin, daughter of the late Martin Vartin
.y, Noi to 4nd niece to Mrs: Macl,eui,
bt!,2l,_S.
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