The Sun.
London, England, 1805-01-02 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

fan. 9. Grace Reding,. widow, and William Reding, of An-
dover, county of Southampton, linen-drapers and co-
partners, at eleven, at the Upper Angel,..Andover.
fan. 25. Thomas Cottle, late of Bath, soap-boiler, at eleven,
at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath.
fan.' 25. George Browne and Henry Browne, late of Liver-
.pool, merchants and. co-partners, at eleven, at the Globe
,Cavern, John.street, Liverpool.
fart. 24.- Peter Crokat and Thomas Stevenson, of Liver-
pool, merchants and copartners, at eleven,. at the Globe
Tavern, fohii-street, Liverpool.
jan. 23. James Robinson, of Liverpool, provision merchant,
tt,:twelve, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.
Jan, 1.4. Henry Vaughan, of Liverpool, wholesale grocer, .at
twelve, at the Globe Tavern, form-street, Liverpool.
Feb. 2. William Yeoman, of 'flieobald's-road, Middles.:x, •
tallow-chandler, at ten, at G uildhall.
fan. 22. John Toni), cat the •Strand, Middlesex, light(' at
eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Feb, 1.4. John (Allis and Jahn Stephens, late of Penryn,
Cornwall, shopkeepers and co-partners, at ten, at Guild-
hall, London.
Feb. 16. Charles Illaurock and John Henry Lutrerlosli, late
of ark- lane, London, merchants ancll:o. partti r,;, at ten,
ut
fan. 29. Hugh Jones, of Cow lane, Snow-hill, London,
eliceseinonger„ at eleven, at Guildhall. •
jot. 24.. Mary Tagg, of Bath, grocer, at twelve, at the Glou-
cester Ino,`Walcot, suburbs of Bath.
On. 22. Thomas Samuel SMith, of Pr,:ttlewell .Essex,
vidualler,, at t'en, at Guildhall, London.
fan. 26. Peter Cavan,. of lirightlielnistone,. Sussex, linen-
draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London,
fan. 2.6.. TilliCh Hewitt,' 'tow or fare of Wilstni-street,' Moor-
fields, liddlesex, weaver, at term, at G uildhall.
fan. 22, Samuel Stillton, of Bir111141gliall), tillloer.merchaiit,
at eleven, at the Swan. Tavern, !full-street, iiitininiAlam,.
fan. IValion, late of Wribbenhali, Kidder- '
milister,Worrestershire, innkeeper; at eleven, at the George
Inn, Be wdley, Worcestershire.
• CERTIFICATES.
fan, 22. 'fhoinas Hulme„ of ;Manchester, dyer.
William Porter, of Gil...at YorlWtite., &ulcer.
(film Pickering, ut Runcorn, county of Chester,. miller.
John Dunkin, late of Kett-Cross-street, Loudon, reeiilier.

In the forenoon of Tueoday se'nnight, a, woman
living in Scott's-entry, Ilumber.itree Mil), hay.
ing gone to market, and left tour young childrenina
roam, the chitin's of one. of them, a fine bOy about
three years old, caught tire, and burnt him so dread.
fully, that he expired in the afternoon of that day.
Saturday he'n nj gtit a calf (bred by Mr. Thomas
linddarr, of Lts,en Ilan, near Wigton) was sold at
Whireltaven Market, Which weighcd.sz poui,d, Per
quarter,

About seventeen thousand qrtarters of vilm'it were
entered at the Custom.himse during last week, not. •
withstanding die occurttnce of So many holidays.,
Fourteen thousand quartrrx came from Dantzi6, the
rest from. Tonningen, Holland, &c. ; aid we hear
with pleasure, that there is a cpnsiderable quantity
of grain in the River not yet repotted. The sty.
ply of foreign oats. wax not considerable, hut the
priees of that and grain generally are
The Provincial Markets are without any mate.
rial fluCluations. . At Cambridge, and seine other
places,.there is a slight redu6ion in the price of
wheat ; but Mitt and !Jacky are nearly as the pre.
ceding week.

At day.light, on the tgth ult. the wind 'strong
and northerly, with a heavy sea, a ship's boat, cm.
taining several peoPle, was dtscried by sonic of the
inhabitants of Staiths,near Whitby, tneking towatrtis
the shore, anti from the course she was pursOing, it
was evident that she must soon he dashed to pieces
against the rocks on which 'the surf was beating
with uncommon violence. Aniouted by the hope
of rescuing she poor fellows from impending de.;
struftion,tour resolute Fishermen, at the risk of their
lives; ventured out-in a large coble, and succeeded
in condufting them to a place of safety, benutrthed
with cold, and nearly exhausted by fatigue. The
pe.ople,'coosisting of two men and three boys, 'be.
longing to ,the Prig Jame of.Sunderind, about twd
o'clock in that morning, had sailed from the,lattet
port with coals; in the hurry of taking in her cargo
and proceeding to sea, . the offer-port: had keen
omitted to be caulked in, by which means she took
in a great quantity of water ; and, to complete their
misfortune, the pumpS.were choaked. Their ul,
most exertions being instifficient to,preserve the yes..
'.eel from sir&ing, they were under. ilte peresSisy of
quitting her in the boat, .about five o'clock, though
the attempt was attended with great risk, from the
sea running so high, and the gale violent: it short
time before they landed, they saw the jatiego down,
In the Confusion and anxiety attending ao almost
hopeless attempt at.self.preservatinn, a little boy,
who had been only one voyage at sea, 'and was lay.
ing sick in his hammock, was unfortunately left
behind in the vessel.''When he was first missing; it
Was proposeti to return, to attempt saving hiM
from his dreadful situation ; but the proposition. Was
overtuliti;and it was considered impossible, in their
exhaused state, to accomplish his deliverance, and
the unhappy:, boy. was left to his fate. .

A MOO desperate attempt was on Saturday night
made in the neighbourhood of Westminster, to force
from the protedion of her mother, to the arms of her
lover, a young lady, who is intitled to a very con.
siderahle property when she becomes of age. A young.
Gentleman of fashion and considerable expeetancits
was the Offender. The Lady is the only daughter of
a military Officer of high rank, and we heat; hakbeen
long and passionately attachecrto the young Gentle.
man; but -alarmed by the piercing shrieks of her
mother,- and anxious to return to her prineetion, tier
lover generously consented to conduet her home, and
delay the etansummation of his happiness: .We hear,
they are to be almost instantly united by general
cOusent.