The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-27 00:00:00

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, OcT. 94, 1-'312.

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DIVIDENDS--At Guildhall..
Nov. 14. J. Sweeting, Old-Rond-stfeet, tailor, at eleven.
Nov. 13. T. G. Richmond, Church-street, Rotherhithe, mtr-

chant, at cieceu.
Nov. 21. J. Parker, Mortimer-street, goldsmith, at one.
Nov. 17. J. B. Ball, jun. late of l.C.eaSington, coach-master,

at one. 4
NOV. '2l. S. Read and K. Young, Wood-street, silkmeu, at 12.
Oct. 31. C. Peel, King-street, warehouseman, at eleven.
Nov. 14. T. Hughes, Ludgate-street, bookseller, at ten.
Nov. 21. T. Woodcock, West Ham Abbey, carp.iiter,at 11%
Nov. 80. W. Porter and W. M. Porter, Coptha 11-court, Throg--

mortori-strect; merchants, at. ten.
Nov. :3'o. W. TOwnson, Wapping-wall, ironmonger,. at ten.
Dec. 1. W. Lowe, :Macclesfield, drug4ist„at ten.
N0v..21. F. Leadenhall-street, ru4ster-mariner, at one.
Nov. 2,1. K. Lowe, Haymarket, linen-draper, at ten: •
-Dec. 13..1. S. Snuttleworth and J. Goodke,liow, Austin-friars,
merchants, at ten:
Nov. 17. J. Barley, Iloundsditch, slop-seller, at tWelve...
Dec. 1. S. Tipper, Leadenhall-street, bookseller, at ten.
Nov. 17. T: Darlington, jun. Broken Cross, Chester,theese-
feCtor, at eleven, at this King's Arms Inn, MidditWicli,
Chester. -
N0v.17. E. Godwin, sen. POrtsmouth,-butcher, at one, at the
George Inn, Portsmouth.
Nov, 13. G. MaCkenzie, Derby, salesman, at eleVen, at the
King's Arms Tavern, Derby. ' .. -
Nov. i 7. A. Smith, They, Gloucester; clothier, at eleven, at
the New Bell Inn,,Dursley.
Nov. 3. W. Studd, Woodbridge, Suffolk, maltster, at the Bear
and Crowninn, Ipswich.

CERTIFICATES.-Nov. 14.
T. Pell, jun. Maidstone, Kent, cooper. '
It. liikleby, Springfield, rlitashire, lead-mercbant. •
J.llead, Rood-lane, warehouseman.
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F,. Lear, Bristol buthclieT.
Alin Willis, Cingwell-row, Essex, baker.
G. Niblett, Sher.mrac-lane, broker.
W. Baker, Darmsden, Suffolk, dealer.
.L Handley, Coventry, mercer.
S. Cvp es,
kV. Wood and W. Lakia, London, warehousemen.
'l'. Willson, Pall-Mall, broker.
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AnderSen;Billiter-lane, merchant. '
J. Kay il, Cross-street, Newington, Butts, money-scrivener;

Su GAIL—The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar,
computed from the Returns made in the week ending the t2lst
day of October, :Isl3, is 455. 51d. per cwt. eNclusive of the
-duties of Customs.

Ina Supplement to the Madras. Gazette of June
6, there is an account of the cure of two well-
authenticated cases of hydrophobia, after the
dreadful effects Of the disease had proceeded to.a
most alarrning degree on the patient. 'One of-the
cases was successfully treated by Mr. TYnion, of
hi; Majesty's 22a' Dragoons, , and the 9tlier. by .•
John Shoo Hired, M. D. Surgeon to the Cali,utta
Native Hospital. In both instances, the cure was
produced by intinediate and repeated bleeJlings,:to.,
the full extent the patient could possibly bear; in
one case near fifty minces, of blood were taken' in
a very short thue calonfel and 9pinin were given
in repeated closes ; but the success bf..the treat
went LiCt.!lns decidedly to be atvibuted to the re=
peattil bleedings
On Monday last died, at his :eat atjledwell, in
Hertfordshire, the 81st year of his age, Sir -
Culling Bart. He was. private Secretary
to the late Lord-Clive, when Commander in Chief
in India; an office which gave him the honourable
means, of accumulating( the handsome fortuii,e he
possessed ;. and hepassed through life greatly e§-
teemed and respected. lie is succeeded in title
and estate by his only son, Mr..Cullint;'Charles
Smith, late Under Secretary of State in the Po-
t
reign Department, ,
Four burglaries have been committed in the
neighbotaliood of Ilalifax, Within the last few
days. Mr. 'llamsden"s .house, at Higlaildd, was
robbed of 100 guineas in gold, Mr. Isaac and Mr.
11lingworth's , houses have also been robbed of
small sums Of ihoney; And a dwelling-house near
Cleckheaton, the miller's, at Balm-mill, 'wasrob-
bed of 1501.

LONDON, Pru;tcd by TLIONIAS WOOD, of CO),-nti.,:aitien; and
At tlit: SUN OFFICE; No. 11'2, Straile, where 4ilvertisenuints, ardos6l4
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