The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-30 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

G. Coles and C. Coles, of Tower-street, brokers. fr.:,^

to Oct. 7.
T. Witzborti, of Chatham, butcher, froth Sept. 9 to Sept. 26.
W. -ei'hitchouse, pf Tewkesbury, linen-draper, from,Sept.2 to

Oct. 7.
M. Coale, of Thorney-street, Bloo4nsbury, tailor, from Sept. 2
to Sept. 12.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. •

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T. W. &trues, of Poppleton,. Yorkshire, timber-mar:l:rant.

BAN K.RUPTS.

J. -Riordan, of-Great Dorerstreet, Southwark, pavrnbroke,,
Sept. 5, 12, and Oct. 10, at ten, at Guilitl,24l. Attornies,'
.Messrs. Holt aitd :'arrest, Threadneedle-ti-et.
J. Wvt:tee, of Kingston-npouq,•ames, distiller,.Sept. 2, at
one, !,;ept.--26, at eleven,- and Oct,. la, at one, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Allies, Tokenhouse -yard, Lothbury.
B. Davis, now or late of Broseley, Salop, saddler, Sept. :9, at
six, Sept. 19 and Oct. 10, at eleven, at the Lion Inn, llrose-
ley. Attorney, Mr. Bigg, Southampton-buildfingl.
E. Roberts, of Laiivaclics, Monininalishire, dealer H
Sept. 6,7, and; Oct. 10, at .eleven, at the TAlhot lan, Eris--
tol. Attorntes, Messrs. Price and
T. IL Co;ack, of Kingston-upon-Mull, mercluint, Sept. R, 11,
and Oct. 10, at ,eleren, at Sam's Coffee-house, Kingston-
Attornies, Messrs. Longdill and Butterfield,
Gray's-i nn-squarc.
J. Tweedale, of Monton-grOen, Lancashire, cotton-spinner,
Sept.,ll, 12, and Oct. 10, at. ten, at the Palace Inn, Man-
chester. Attorney, Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple.
B. Dealtry, of Rawclifie, Yorkshire,. farmer, Sept. 4,5, and
Oct. 10, at eleven, at the hotel, its Ashen', Ysorkshire. At-
torney, Mr. Maxon, Clement':-inn.
R. Gregory, of the Old ',Jewry, irsnrance-broker, Sept. 2,9,
~and Oct. 10, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. War-
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ren,,'Cliange-alley, Cornhill.
J. Wells, of Dunstew, Oxford4hire, tailor, Sept. 12, at four,
Sept. 1;3, and Oct. 10, at eleven, at. the White Lion Inn
'Banbitry. Attornies, Messrs. Meyrick and Broderip, ReS
• ~-Lion-sytiare. -
J. Saint, of Lyinini;ton, iron-fonnder, Sept. 12, at one, Sept.
-• 13, at ten, at the house of. Mr..l. Mew, at Lymingtorr.
Attornies, Messrs. bleasdale, Alexander, and Holine,

New-inn.
W. lzeati, late of Crediton, Devonshire, serge-malier, Sept.
)4, 15, and Oct. 19,.at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter.
Attornics, Messrs. Anstice and Wright, Inner Temple.
J. Roberts, J. Wangamann, and N. Ryan, of Gower's-walk,
Whitechapel, sugar-refiners, Sept. 2, 9', and Oct. 10, at
twelve, at kinildhall. Attorney, Mc. Woods, e w Curn

Exchange, Mark-lane. •
'l'. Calvert; of- Leeds, merchant, Sept. 8, at five, Sept. 9, and
Oct. 10, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Bradford. Attornies,
Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Dawson, Furnivars;inn.
DIVIDENDS.

Sept. 14: H. Wrilker, _late, of Tharmaston, Leicestershire,
dealer—Sept. 19. W. Sykes and 'l'. Shackleton, White Lion-
street, near Norton Valgate, seed-merchants7—Sept. 19. It.
Mason, late of Norfolk-sireet, Middlesex-Haspital, carver
and gilded—Sept. 21:G. Hunt, late of Stalbridge, Darsetshire,
linen-draper—Sept. 28. E. Wilturd, Boston, Lincolnshiire,
merhant—Sept. 23. B. Abraham, Lot ['bury, merchant—Oct.
7..1. S. Friedeherg, Falean-yitiare, Aldersgate-street, mer-
chant—Sept. 19. 1.. Churchyard, Fressingficld;Suffolk, grocer
—Sept. 22. K. Punlitfe, Castleton, Lancashire, hat manufac-
turer-60. 21. H. Shifflien, Bush-lane, merchant —Oct. 7. J.
Peters, Friday-street, Cheapside, dealer—Sept. 12. W. W.
Eagle, and W. Barnard, Gloucester-Terrace,
soap-timunfactu rers--:Sept. 19. J. Forsyth' Leadenhall-street,
bookseller—Sept. 2. E. 'l'. Herbert, and K. G. Penfold, West
blacking-manufacturers—Sept. 19. J. Hay, Stam-
ford-Fill, merchant.
CERTIFICIVIESSEPT. 19.

IL Palmer, of Epsom, wine-merchant—S. Sanndors; of
Hallywell-street, Shoreditch; dealer--:-G. Greenwood, of
Kingston-upon-Hull, merehant—J, and B. Carlin, of King-
ston-upon-Hull, merchants—J. Oakes, of Warnford-court,
Tlirogmorton-street, stock-broiler--J. Boyce, ou.. Paradise-
street, Rotherhithe,.house-carpenter.
PARtNERSII IPS DISSOLVE D.

J. T. -Thompson and iW. G. Thompson, of Long Acre,
camp-equipage makers—J. li. White and T. White, of Eves-
curfiers—W. Blechley and 3. T: Shewell, of Ipswich,
woollefirdrapers—T. Leigh and W. Leigh, of Honley,. York-
shire, a-manufacturers—W. Young, and J, B. Milner, of
manchesto-,corn-dealers—A.:-J. Huutly and E. Mather, of
Reading, governesses of ,Bath-place Boarding-house School—
s. Favell, J. Beddotne, and M.-Petrie, of Bearhinder-lane— •
Caistor and J. Booth, of Manchester, corn-dealers—T.
Cooke and 'F. Stone, of ITnion-street, Southwark, furriers--
J. Allen, T.lWroe, C. , Walmsley, and, T. Ireland, of Man-
chester, Turkey red-dyers—W. Worthington and J. Worthing-
ton, of ManchestCr, silk and cotton mann facturers—W.Carter
apd W. Mitchell, of Hammersmith, pawn-brokers--J. Beever
amid Beever, jun, of Manchester, cotton-merchants—W.
Pare and J. Frith, of llainwersmith,.nurserymen-3. Smith
and J. Smith, of Leeds, raft-merchants—C. Hoare sod It.
of..Leadeuhall street, tailors—l. Gurst and Fraser, of
Jiulme, dyers.

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[l7llis Gazette offers a pardon to any one of the accomplices
who shall impeach the per on who actually set tire to the
barn of the Rev.lleginald tiligh, Rector of Romald Kirk, near
Darnard Castle. Mr. Rtigh had previously received an ano-
nymous letter, containing a threat, that he and his tamily
should be Etss4s3illiitCd, and las dwelling-house Purucci.l