The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-21 00:00:00

Borough of Appleby.-4ohn C.6ltrtenay, ::sq. James Lo*
Vier, Esq. Colonel of the Westmorland Regiment of !di,.
litia.
Town of Pool.—BenjaMin Lester Lester,- Esq. Michael An-
gel" "....tOor, Esq.
Boro%kh of Carmarthen.George Camt)bell, Esq.
County Leicester.,,—George Anthony Keck, Esq.
The Hon. Robert William Manners.
Boroueh, of Leicester.--Samuel Smith, Esq. • Thomas Balling-,
•
ton, .Esq.
County of Rutland.—Charles Noel Noel, Esq. Sir Gilbert
Heatheote, Bart. _ •

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGIM.
Francis Loader nodibon„ Strood, Kent, brewer, from Oct. 20
to Nov: -

BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Kirkpatrick, late of Maryport, Cumberland,-draper,
. to surrender November 11, 12, and December I,.at eleven,
at the Crown and Mitre Inn, Carlisle. Attornies, Messrs.
Mannaey:arW Giles,tarlisle, or Mr. Henry Mounsev, Staple
- Inn, London. • 1.
William' Marley, Sand-bill, Newcastle-upon-,Tyne,
linen-
draper, November 13, 14, and December 1, at eleven, at
the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tune. itttornies, Messrs.
Bell and Brodrick, Bow-lane, London, or Mr. Seymour,
.Nesyea,tle-46n-Tyne.
'William Chester, Poultry, London, hosier,. October 24, 31,
_ .

and December 1, at tiielve, at Guildhall, London

Attor-

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.ney, Mr, Finchett, Great Preseot-street,Goodman's-nclds.
Thomas Ridge-; Pitraimster, Somersetsbire, lhne-burner, No"-
vember 3,4, and December 1, at eleven, at the Geor.6 t
_ _ I- in

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Taunton: •Attornie-s, Mr. John Buncombe, •Taui4.tin,.,or
Messrs. Anstice and Cox, Inner Temple.
John Kell, Broughton, Lincoln, rail-merchant, October 46,
atthree, 97, and December 1, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Alicia-flies, Messrs. R. and T. Nicholson;Brfgg, or Messrs.
Leigh and Mason, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, London.
John Soniervell, London-wall, mecchant, October 27, N6veui-
. her 5, and December 1, at ten, at Guildhall, London:
Attornies, MesSrs.- Kcarsey and. Spurr, Bishopsgate-strect.
William Willis, NOrth-street„ City-road, merchant, .October
27, NoreMber 5, and December 1, at ten, at Guild-hall,
Lon.don. Attornies, Mr. Mandslev, Birmingham,— or Mr.
Bodfield, Hind-Court, Fleet-street.
Richard Charles, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall, tailor, October
November 10,.a.nd December 1, at twelve, at Guildhall,
-London: Attorney, Mr. Stott, Gray's-Inn-square.
Samuel .'Jemtnett, Tottenharu-cOurt-road, coach-Maker,- Oc-
tuber 271 November 6, and December 1, at ten, at -Guild-
hall, London: Attorney, Mr. Langley, Charlotte-street,
Bedford-square:
John Gilbert BorkS, :Arundel-street, Strand, paper-maker,
October 27, November ;l, and December 1, at ten,. at Guild
ball, London: Attorney, Mr. Patten, Hatton-gArden.
Patrick -William. Burn, Wapping, sail-maker, October 27,
NaVember 5, and December 1, at- ten, at duiblhall, Lou-
don. Attorney, Mr. Share, Broad-street, London-Docli.
Henry John Chappell, Bethnal-green, .lace-manufacturr,
October 27, November 3, and December 1, at tea, atGuild-
hall, London. Attoraies, Messrs. Howard and Abrahams,
Jewry-street, Aidgate.
Benjamin Martingiale, St. James's-street, wine-merchant,
October 27 and November to, at twelve, and December 1,
at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Field
and Sheargold, Clifford's-Inn.
Henshaw,.Primrose-street, silk-broker, October 24,
31, and December 1, at eleven; at Guildhall, London. At.-
- torney, Mr. James, Buckledlattry. ,

DIVIDENDS—At Guildhall.
Nov. 14. W. Loat, Little Ormond-street, plaisterer, at one.
Nov. 14 S. M. Ferriter Fore-street, rnercliant,at ten.

l'slov. 3i t. S. Dudley, Gracechurch-street, merchant, at one.
Nov. 10. J. Bradly, Rochester, smith, at twelve.
Nov. 17.. P. pe Baruch Toledano, Great.Prescott,street, mer-
chant, at one. . .
Nov. 30. F. Brvantiltilhorn, leather-dresser, at eleven.
Nov. 17. .T.'E.A;lewett, Great St. Helen's, broker, at eleven.
Nov. 10. W. Wilson, Shakespeare-walk, Shadwell, merchant,
at twelve.

Nov. 10. Y. Blacklin, New Bridge-street, lace-merchant, at 12.
Nov. 10. W. Winter, Pewsey, sh6pkeeper, at 12.
Nor. 10. W. Fisher, Cambridge, woollen-draper, at twelve-
Nor. 14. .7. Rugby Skinner-street; mangle-maker, at ten,

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Nov. 10. W. P. Needham, Louth, Lincolnshire, merchant,
at eleven.

Nov. 10. W. Phillips, Brighthelmstone, builder, at one.
Nov. 10..1. Smith, Tabernacle-walk, merchant, at twelve.
Noce. 10. J. Ificltox, Worthing, draper, at. eleven.
NOr. 21. T. Dawson and W. Powling, Aldgate
van, Lt• thltarperft,,te

Oct. 27. J. liumphreys, Kind's Arms-yard, .unleznan,strect,
merchant, at ten.

Oct. 27. IL FlcMgliton, King's-Arms-yard, Coleman-street;
merchant, at ten.

Oct. 31. P. Preece, Grafton-street, haberdasher, at twelve.
Nor. 14. Parsons and %V. Daniel, St. Martin's-lane, hair-
merchants at tea. _ _

Nov. 30. T. Jones, Church-passage, Guildhall-yard, ware-
houseman, at eleven.

Nov. 20. J. Hill, Niiison, Lincolnshire, mason, at eleVen, at
• the White Swan or Scrootwlnn, Nottingham.
Nov. 13. I'. Wilson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gtocer, at.eleven,
at the George Inn,,Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Nov. 13: It. Sandersoa, jun. Kingston-upon-I-1011, grocer, at
eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull.
Nor. 12. .1. Laud, Exeter,- confectioner, at eleven, at the
Until, Exetrir.,
CERTIFICATES.—Nov. 10.
W. Horn RcdcrosS-street rectifying distiller.

T. Stacey, Wandsworth, Surrey,lnaitster.
C. Powell; Wapping High-street, woollen draper.
E. Ledger, King-street, Cheapside, warehouseman.
W. Fith, :...',4rrey-street, Strand, tail Or. -
W. Jarman, Bishopsgate-street Without, undertaker..
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. •
J. Whitmore and T. Holt, Birmingham, platers.
J. Dunkin, J. lays, J. H. Dunkin, and G. Wedd, Beeleigh,
near 111Ido%, Essex, millers.
W.. Cookney and -J. Candy, Wapping-street,- Jtotherhithe,
W. Haskins and J. Haskins, Old-street-square,

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I,ctnrers.
J. Stretch and J. Furr, Manchester, cotton-manufacturers.
T. Woods and B. Banks,.Prescot,_Lancasldie,

J. Hatcher, jun. and G. Suggate, HalL;wortli', Suffolk,
tallorr-
cbandlers.
J. Musgrave and J. Musgrave, Braniley, Leeds, drysalters.
W. Doubavand and T. Travis, Manchester, bow-string7rualiers.
4. Gravener and H. Pitcher, Dover, ship-builders.

IkIARL.T3OROVGII-STItEBT7-A Mall Of the dame of
.11aryas it, was charged with breaking and entering
the dwelling-house of Mr. Ward, a butcher, in
Great Chapel-street, St_ Anne's, on Sunday last.
It appeared, by the Atatement of a young man,.
who had the care of the house, that, whilst 'his
master and • mistress were at chuich, • there•were
two knocks at the door, which he did not notice ;
but shortly atter he beard footsteps up stairs, and,
On gding into the passage, the. prisoner and an-
'other man rushed past him out at the door, and
the latter escaped. It turned out, that the rob,
I ers. had effected an entrance by a,pick-lock key,
half a dozen of which were found on• the prisoner.
The till Was removed, but they had not time to
get it away. The prisoner Iyas fully counitt.ed.
z' Child Stripping --,:Yesterday two children, one
folir ti cars old, the other five, belonging :to Mr.
Het-ILI-son, of Kensingtrin, were decoyed by an'
elderly female from the place where they, were at
play, :'into Kensington Gardens.
.Thy unfeeling
offeqer there took them among the yew trees,
stripped both of them naked, and ran of with
their clothes. The cries of the children were
heard 'by the gardener, who discovered them ex-
pond to the inclemency of the. weather in one
of the kvalkss. Having thrown his great coat
met- theni, he conveyed both-to their disconsolate
par cuts.

Mr. 'WF.sley, a pedestrian of mgch celebrity, yes-
terday undertook, for a wager of 50 guimeas, to go
half a mile in two minutes and two seconds, on the
road from Hounslow to Hampton... He completed
the task in two seconds within the given time. ,