The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-06 00:00:00

Rebert-reiptlln, butivert3n, Somerset; shopkeeper, July 8 an I
St at the Red Dulverton, add August 15, at eleven, at
. tue Three 'Luise Tiverton. Attornies, Mr. Scott, Upper
•Guildfordssticeet,, Russell-square, London,, or Mr.
Dul-ierton.
Jam el 23cwers, Stockport, Ch,eshire, cottonrspinner, Jnl‘i 17,
rat five. Is, at eleven, and Nugust 15,. et three, at the Mac-
clesfield Arntß, Macclesfield. 'AteOrnies, Mr. P. Hurd, Tem-
ple, Lor.ndon, or Mr. Wright, Macclesfield.
Thomas Jones, North Shields, Northumberland, groCer, July
8:27, and AuguSt 15, at eleven, at the George Tavern,
Peel:Array-square, North _Shields. Attornies, Mr. Henry
Setree, tell-conrt, Walhrook-,- London, or Mr. Richard .
-Tarter, Nor.th Shields. " •
Thomas f)arhy, New Sarum, Wilts, linen-draper,July 23 and
24, and August 15; at twelve at the Commercial Remus,
Bristol. •,Attornies, Mr. William Lewton Clarke, Bristol,
or MeSSrs.'Jenkins, James, and Abbot, New---Buf, Lu•ndou,
Daniel WrighteP, -Birmingham, printer, July 4, at_ ten, 8, and
Augu4 1.5, at. twelve, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham.
Attornie, Mr, Mole, Birmingham, or Mr., Nicholls,
• Gray's-Inn-square, London. •
William Nightingale, Manchester, manufacturer, July 21 and
Afilit•ce, and Angusil 5, ateleven, atthe, Dog laver:),
• Manchester. Attoraes, PoiAcs and .Cre.4ell, •
Manchester, or Messrs. Longdill and Beckitt, Gray's-Inn,
London.;
Stephen Young, Graw-road, 116,11nOntIseY, Artig-grinder,
July.ll, 14, and Augt4 15, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
,Attorney, Mr. Pears-4' Salisbury-court, Fltd,strect.
Maid Maitland, late iiT:herhorne-lant, Wine-merchant, June
6, 20, and Jrtly 1,1, at ten, at Guildhall, London.

DIVIDENDS.-At Gailrlhall, Londozi:

July 28. N. 'Roe, Birminghain; confectioner,- at twelve.\
July 28. W. Woodinany Bartholomew-close, drug-grinder,
•
• at eleven. • -
Ally 28. G. Gorton, Upper Dorset-street, Mary-le-hone,
builder, at ten.
25 D. -Troup,•Goodman's-yard, Minories, dealer,-at
-July 25. J.- Plbwimin ; Ken si ngton, builder, at
.one.: . - •
July 25. W. Mitehell, Turnwheel-laire, Lot.don, sugar-factor,
at eleven. • • . .
July 25. E. Harvey, late of Edmonton, carpenter, at ten.
July 25. • S. Rowh n cis ;.,n, E. Isaac, and W. Brien, late ofCheap-
side, dealers, at twelve.
July 25. W. Miles, Oxford-street, warehouseman, at one. -
July 25. James iiirke, Little totihili) wine-Merchant, at 1.
July 7. J. Bailey, Chatham, rope-maker, al -ten.,
July 28. W.Woolcot, W.andsworth-road, carpenter; at ten.
Ju Iv. 31 . late of Caistor,. LincolaShire, niercer„ at the
Talbot Inn.
July 31. T. West, Caistor. Lincolnshire, scrivener, at eleven,
at the Talbot Idu. .

CERTIFICATES--JULY
I'. Proctor, Bush-lane, Cannon-street, ihip-broyer. I.
•
HohneS, late of Messina, Sicily, but now of litre-street,
Oxford-road, merchant.
Footuer, Hercules-buildings, Lambeth, underwriter.
LP. Adams, -Abehurch-lane, London, and late of Madeira,-
• merchant.
M. Parker, Ripon, Yorkshire, shopkeeper.
I'. Bull, Wadhurst, Sussex, -shopkeeper. -
G..Spragne, late of Topsham, Det,ou7-rope-maker.
W. Powell, Castle-court, Bitchin-lane, knit-broker:.
C.'l3ehrends, late of Messina. butnuw or late -of Ar-
. tillery-court, -Chisweil-street, merchant.
1t...Fe11, Holloway, plumber. - - •
li...;Fri-day, the younger, isle-Oorth, corn-dealer.
It. Rogers, Clare-court, Drury-lam, broker.
J. Heritage, Leo Minster, Jiereford, horse-deafer.

SVGA 11.---Tite average price of,Brown or Muscovado•Sugar,
computed ;ruin the Returns made in the' week endiug the
Ist day of July, 1812; is 41.i.-51d.-. " •

The Recruiting parties of the East Kent Mili-
tia have been called in, the regiment having ob-
tained, by beat of drum, forty-seven rain above its
establishment. '
The Court Martial' on Captain'Sir James Attol
Wood, or the Pompee,nd Captain, CampbePi of
the Trokendous, on'a charge of not having done
their utmost- to bring „to action the squadron
Tihich some tiinc ago escaped from' L.!prient by
their sentence attached some degree °Mame .to
Captain WOod, but acquitted Captain Clnipbell.
An article from Naples; by tire. last ]french Pa-
pers., dated June 15, says ;,:---Vesuvius,, which had
been quiet for several years, has
_suddenly broken
out. At nine o'clock on the morning of the 12th,
loud reports.proceededfrom the bosom ofthelhOUYl-
tain, which were followed.by an eruption of cinders
and smoke. After this•the mountain remained quiet
for an hour,. At eleven o'clock two fi•esh reports
Nrei-e heard., when the crater . vomited forth fire,

and smoke, which completely covered the horizon
On the 13th and 14th, the mountain was calm,
bat at the instant we are xvrriting the volcano is
again in action, and its crater is covered with an
immense column of smoke.
Time Abbe Romanelli has visited lately all the
catacombs :which surround Naples. Ire likewise
entered the,subterraneons caverns of the church of
St. huvier ; and, assisted by a, guide, explored
them to the extent of two. miles and a half, in the
midst of.human ashes, . broken cofiins; • skeletons,
and ruins. He beheld on all sidits
,Greek inscrip-
tions, sculptured upon stone or marble;, arid paint-
ings of Christians who had suffered martyrdom.-
He alsO noticed the remains of some.altars, the
tombs of the first Neapolitan i3ishops, and one ca-
tacomb, the inscriptions on which recorded the
ravages of a pestilence in Nliples,- in 1020,
•A Coroner's inquest was taken on Monday last
mit Oshournby, near Falkinghana, on the body of
a mar named Thomas Page, who had died under
circumstances, of peculiar -horror. The decease&
was a pauper,,, belonging to the Parish of Silk Wil-
loughby, but not chusing to, stay in the work-
house, he wai in the habit of strolling about from
townto town, subsiSting upontheprovision which
'he beggeil; It was his custom to
.deposit what
he procured in this • way beyond the immediate.
cravings of nature, within his shirt, next to his
body, and having a considerable store of meat
and biread so placed, he, in the
.early part of last
week, it is supposed, feeling hiinself unwell, laid
himself down in a field' near Scredington, to sleep.
The meat„ from the heat of flu; weather, and of
the man's body, soon becoming putrid, was-struck
by dies;
rand in a short time _the- maggots which
were snoccasione'd, not only preyed upon the in-
. animate pieces, of fiesh, but began literally to con-
sume the living substance.. •Favoured by. the
drOwsiness and- sloth of the wretched man, these
loathsome •Verinin, made such havoc in his body,
that when, on Thursday, he was found by' some
persons who were•accidentally passing the field, .he
presented a sight shocking and disgusting in the
extreme... White maggots, of an euormous size,
were crawling in andsupon his body, and the•re",
moral of the .outer ones only served to shew.hun-
lire& of others, which had penetrated, so deeply,
that it was clear the very vitals of the miserable
man were invaded by them. Page was conveyed to
Osbournby, and a surgeon was immediately pro-
cured, who dressed the parts, affected; but the,
sufferer died.in a few hours after,. his case. being
beyond the reach of human skill. • The Jury, on a
full hearing of these extraordin!fry circumstances;
returned- a verdict to the effect that the deceased
was " eaten to death by maggots.- - •