The Sun.
London, England, 1812-03-16 00:00:00

April- t 4. T. Cornford and G. Cornford, Milford-lane,
Strand, coal-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
April ;.1. S. Bunn, Great Charlotte.street,
road, Surrey, merchant, at ten. :It Guildhall, Loiidon.
June 9. F. Frankland, Cheapside, London, warehouseman,
at eleven, at Guildhall. :
April 16. W . J 3. Morgan and 1. Durlden, Sheptnn- Mallett,
Somersetshire. bankers, at twelve, at the Geoige Inn,
S !lepton• M al lett.
April 2,0. P. Stanford, Chester, tallow-chandler, at eleven,
at the Hotel, Chester.
April:}. J. Greig, Charles-street, Hampstead-road; Mid-
dlesex, baker, at ten', at Guildhall, London.
April tl. S. Lee, 13irchin.lane, London, merchant, at one,
at Guildhall.
April t it. W. Argent, Hare.street, Romford, Essex, vic-
tualler, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
April it. W. Ilignell, Great St. Helen's, London, broker,
at one, at Guildhall.
April 4. J. Pitt, Coleman-street, London, 'auaioneer, at
twelve, at Guildhall.
April 4. •C. Jones and B. Loadsman, Sheffield, Yorkshire,
druggists, at one, at Guildhall, London.
April 4. W. Powell, Brecon, liquor.inerchant„ at ten, at
Guildhall, London.
April 4, P. Smith, Piccadilly, Middlesex, linen-draper, ,at
ten, at Guildhall.
April 6. R. Bath, Anderton, Cornwall, rope•maker, at
twelve, at the King's 'Arms Inn, Plymouth.
April 7. P. R. Luard, London, m...rchant, at eleven, at
G uildhall, London.
April 14. W.W. Prosser, and R. Cotter, Ferichurch-street,
London, wine-merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon-
don.
April 18. F. Epps, Sevenoaks, Kent, ironmonger, at one, at
Guildhall, London.
April 18 A. Buckler, Basinghall-street, London, faaor, at
one, at Guildhall, London.
April 18. J. Squire and S. Sawyer, Bristol, merchants, at
twelve, at the Comme.Lial Rooms, Bristol.
April 4. W. Davies, Liverpool, slater, at eleven, at the
Globe Tavern, Liyerpool.
April 14. 1. Greenwell, South Shields, Durham,. butcher,
at one, at Oyston's, the Golden Lion I on, south Shields.
April 14. 0. Brodie, South Shields, Durham cordwainer,
at ten, at the Gold '
eh,Lion Inn, South Shields.
April 14. F. Young and F. Handcock, South Shields, Dur-
ham, widows slopsellers, at twelve, at Oyston's, the
Golden Lion Inn, South Shields.
April 4. P. Ei.int, Nottingham, grocer, at one, at the Fly-
ing Horse Inn, Nottingham.
April 6. W. Rugg, Cardiff; Glamorganshire, cabinet-maker,
at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Corn.street, Bristol.
April t. T. Sattory, Canterbury, bookseller, at eleven, at the
Guildhall, Canterbury:
April 14. C. Holmes, Bull Head-court, Newgate-street,
London,liaberdasher, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
March ;7. S. M. Ferriter, Fore-street, London, merchant,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.
April 18. J. Phipps, C,,,pt1141-court, Throgmorton-strL,4,
London, broker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
April 8. 1. Jetferies, Sudbury, Statiiilk, miller, it twelve, at
the house of E. Hubbard, called the Coilee-house, Sud-
bury.
April le. T. Martin, Ovarton, Flintshire, dealer and chap_
man, at eleven, at the Eagles Inn, Wrexham, Denbigh-
shire.
April is. D. Burgess, Rochdale, Lancashire,cotton-spinner,
at three,-at the Star Inn, Mancliesttr.

CERTIFICATES, :MARCH at.
I. A—Greenland, Lamb's Conduit-street, Theobald's-road,

haberdasher.
0. F. Stoker, Walham-green, Fulham, Middlesex, brewery

agent.
I. F. IThrockmotton, G•uildford.street, Middlesex, insur-

ance-broker.
T. Smith, Charlotte-street, Rathbone-place, Middlesef,

upholsterer.
I. IC Thomas, Shepperton, Middlesex, maltster.
W. Perkins, Upper Thames-street,.druggist.
I. H. ‘Vtlkiitsun, Lombard-street, factor. •
W. Dew, 01d-strcet-road, Shorcrlitch, tallow-chanctler.
Wm. M6Adain, Bishopsgato-street, merchant.
Mich. Furlonge, Lloyd's Colfee-house, merchant.
T. Boardman, jun. Manci.ester, liquor-nnerchant.
I. coggan, Staines, Nliddiesex, banker.
1. Wilson, Sunderland, Durham, ship-owner.
I. Howson, Lancaster victualler.
H. Hughes, IlasinghalY.street, cloth-faaor.
F. Holmes, I'Varwiek, grocer.
T. Watts and F. Watts. Comb-Martin, Devonshire, corn-

dealers.
1. Sattuthwaite, Tarnivorth, Warwick, wine and spirit-
merchant.
S. liuskisson, Swuton-street, Gray's Inn.lane, Middlesex,
chemist.
R. Southey and T. Southey, Fish.street_hill, hat.manu;
faeturers.
'l'. tenkin, Chamber-stre.:l, Goodman's-fields, Middlesex,
upholsterer.

On Tuesday, the Governors and Friends of the.
Small Pox Hospital held their Annual Festival, at
the City of London Tavern, at which his Royal
Highness the Duke of YORK presided, with his ac-
customed condescension and liberality,

Wednesday last the Governors of the City of
Loudon Truss Society held their Anniversary Meet-
ing, which was,numerously and respeetably attend-
ed, at the City of London Ta%ern. ' Mr. CLINE
spoke highly in favour of the general objects of this
Instutioo, and paid a well-merited tribute of ap-
pla se to its Surgeon, fur his great zeal and d,sin-
terested exertions to promote the general purposes
of this Society.

The.officers of the British army in Portugal are
enabled, in the intervals of military duties, to enjoy
field spurts—three packs of hounds being kept for
that purpose.
Madame REICHARD had the temerity to ascend
from Konigsberg in a balloon on the 22d of Janu-
ary, when she ran great hazard of her life. The
following is her relation :—" The ascension was
rapid, but regular, and without any consider-
able vacillation. I had scarcely passed the clouds,
however, when the swiftness doubled, and 'a
violent hurricane tossed the balloon to and_ fro,
in all direthons. I was standing in the gon-
dola, holding, with one hand; the inferior orifice
tightly closed, and with the other my barometer,
suspended by a string.' The balloon became on a
sudden prodigiously inflated, and the mercury in
the barometer stood only at eleven inches. I faint-_
ed ;
,the cold and extremely ratified air having
nearly deprived me of tespiration. I, however, in
a moment recovered my senses; but this mo-
ment was the most tearful of my life, 1
found myself lying ins the gondola; my barome-
ter I had lost. The first objet I I,erceiv-
ed was the balloon empty, torn through its
whole length, thus forming several 'long strips,
floating in the middle of the net, which was torn
in the same manner. Several detached pieces of it
were likewise floating in the air. I started Op sud-
denly, sexing death thus staring me in the face,
and by this motion, a part of the net which still
held the balloon, was torn with violence, and I was
only suspended by some somethreads. A moment
after, another gust struck the side of the taffety ;
and to descend through the clouds, touch the sum-
mits of some trees, and fatut• away again, was the
atThir of an instant. When I came to my sells-s
again, I found myself in the house of the Sieur
Thiermann, at SaUpitz." Thither, in fact, Ma-
dame Reichard had been conveyed, half dead, by
some peasants, who had found her on a rock, with
the remains of her balloon, and by her side the gon-
dola, which only held by three of eight cords by
which it had been originally suspended."
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