The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-12 00:00:00

FROM Tilt: LONDON GAZ:ETrE, Nov. 10.

'PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Wells and J. Luck, Holhern-hridge, mercers.
W. Trentham, set!. T. Mo:Ion, and W. Trentham, jun. Not-
tin,,ihain, and Lad-anc, -London, hosiers.
D. Martineau, P. Martineau,. and J. Spurrell, of Prince's-
place,, St. George in the East, sugar-refiners.
T. Hughes and E. Smith, Flonadsditch, tailors.
W. Kennaway, it. Kenna Way, and T. Kennaway, Exeter,
merchants.
T. Osborn and. W. Bickford, Great Marlborough-street, hair-
dressts.

. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.—The FiS-
gard, foi• the Fama and Hoppet, otr Fiiday, at No. 41, Nor-
folk-street, ,Strand.—The Leonidas, for La Gazelle, at Mr.
E. Lockyer's, Plymouth, ou the ship's. arrival • .and for the
Coufiance, at No. 7, Adelphi Terrace.—The Crocodile, for
the Vivilia, slave trader, at No. 22, Norfolk-street, Strand.—
Tito Firm, for the Ducraad, at NO. 37, Seouthampton-streeet.
The Rifleman, for J e Liebe, Buda. Maria, Maria Dorothea,
and Anna Serena, on Thurday, ou board, at Leith ; recalled
at No. so CliffOrd's

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Pr,ovINIAL INTELLIGEI'COE

On the Morning of Monday,
,the 2 th tilt: aboni
nine o'clock, two seamen, who said they belonged.
to the Lord Donegal' of Newry, gave informa-
tion to-Mr. Wilson, land-waiter, of Glenarm, that
their vessel had struck upon a.rock at 'the point
of Garran, uorth of Glenarm, that the Mastef- and
crew were obliged to quit the vessel, to save their
lives, glut that she afterwards drifted off the 5h,,r,..
On receiving this information, Mr. Wilson
diatelv mustered a crew, and prOceeded, in-quest
of the vessel', in the revenue boat statitin-.A at
Glenarm; which is only about nineteen feet in the
ketA. After upwards of two hours sailing, in a.
strong gale of wind, and the sea running nun;
tains high, he came up with her, about mid-chin;--
net, bet Ween Abe Whillans rocks and the rock. of
t ilsa.. 1-1 e gave orders to:get the grappling clekr;
and running up alongside to leewards effected i
:' boarding,. at theimminent danger of their lives
this Was about twelve o'clock at noon. Mr. Vt%
then set sail upon the Lord Donegtill, steered fv,t
Loeb Ryan. in Scotland, and anchored per at the
Cairn, a 2!ace of perfect safety, about mine o'ckck
at izi ht. Too.much praise cannot be besto-xect
0-n Mr. Wilson and the crew, for their cimragi
and ni,Merly comiutt on the CI ccasion, and there
is doubt but a liberal reward will he g'v,:n
for their praise-worthy services. The Lord 111-j-
-n 14f an was bound for Glenarm, ands laden with
timber.

DUBLIN, Nov. 6'.

MARLBORO/7CW- PLACE. PoLica-OFiTCE. .--4 A.
thuc sauce, man tia.nied\Yhore, was brought
to the Police-oiSce," Marilpieough-plaCe,
havin4 uttered foiged notes, puiporting; to
he of the B3:u of Sho.w and Co. Some eifnm-
stanees came out on his examination,
,vl;•ci.iti.-
.thic,%ed the Magistrates to direct a :iter his
'adoompliees. The exertion of tl]e !,, •::'e-ot,ice:l
Iv: v.!: successful,' fur they •.discovered ar:
situate. in King-street North, and
two persons named 111.`Ardill, a plate, `'or iiote•:;
•,:_;:Tie,:-and-a-half, on. the Bank of Sir
liam 2,.l:..;ander and Son, together With con-:-
derable ittunbet of note§ Worked otl-:;—a forgod.tiie
for stamps of I Y. similar to those used for
ing.banknotes of a guinea-and-half, by the
missioners of Stamp Duties ; several forgeries on
the Bank of Ireland, tilled up, and nearly one
hundred'pounds in guinea-and-a-half notes, pur-
porting to be of .the Bank of Shaw and Co., The" .
parties have been fully committed for trial, start
prosecutions have been instiuted by the reripective:
Banks.' It is to be hoped, that at the ensuing;
Commission, the delinquents will be brought tO
justice.

Some..oays ago, a mite of 1001. supposed to be'
one of the nineteen which bad been taken from a
gentleman unknown, in Tucker's-row, about a
month since, was stopped, and notice sent to the
police-office, Marlborough-place. The persom
who tendered it was taken•into custody, together
with a woman from whom he alleged that he had
received the note. • Upon examination of the par-
ties,
it appeared that the man was not implicated
in the transaction, but some circumstances were
disclosed which induced the Magistrates tr; detain
the woman. 'Every exertion was then made to,
discover the channel through which the note hid
come into her possession, and at length it was d
covered, in the month of June last, a bank note
of 1001. had-been entrusted to the late husband
of this woman, who was at that time guard to a
mail-coach, for the purpose of being securely con-
veyed to a respectable merchant in ' a country
town; that the husband had embezzled the money,
and- that the note in questiOn was, the identical
note so given to the husband. fp

•
A dreadful accident took place lately in one of
the lead mines at Arkengarthdale. By so:n4
means, wind and water'got vent into a long leVel,
and drove the men, , boys, waggons, and horses
that were in it for nearly a mile. The shrieks
of men and boys were. dreadful ; and ,the roaring
of the wind was louder than the noise of the
loudest thunde.r. The scene may be more easily
conceived than descLibed. Three persons vv,,re
killed on the spot; some otliers are•not expectei
to recover ; and
.a ,great number escaped alnio
miraculously.