The Sun.
London, England, 1805-10-21 00:00:00

IMNK RUP I S.

lohn Golden, of Bury -St. Edinund's, Surrey, draper, to
sufrender Nov. five,. t 2,
_awl at eleven, at the
. Anizel Inn, Bury St. litlmunds. Atiornies,- Messrs'. I)ick-
cnson and Burton, Bury St. Edniond's; or Mr. Wilson,
Greville.street, Hatton-Carden, London. •
B.!fi)",lrtill Burton, of, Iloundstlitch, London, slopseller, to stir.
ren..i,r Oct. 22, Z 9, and Nov. 30, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry.
William Cli,.e,-of Islington-Green, Middlesex, corn-dealer,
to surrender Nov. 5, at eleven, r.:, and
.50, at one, at (.;
hall. Attornies, Messrs. W right and BOvill, Chancery.

lane.
Walter jertkins, of 'Bristol, broker, to surrender 04.
,at, at
• nine, Nov. 2, and 30, at eleven, AL the Runiiner Tavern,
All Saints_ lane, Bristol. A!torniC:i, Mr. Metlin, Bris.
to! ; or Aks,ts. Blanchard and Sweet, King's. Bench.
walks, Temple, L6ittloil.
`Thomas S,:act, late of bet nnall.Green, Middlesex, but now
a prisoner ni litspur-st it:et Comptcr, I..t,ntl(ni broker, to
stirt*r.der Oct at), Nov. .., and la, at
.ten, atGtuldhall.
Attorney, Mr. Samuel Bail, Castle.cetirt, Budge-row.
Martin I:obinson andlonfrlbbet6oli, of Drury lane, Middle-
sex, gro:ers and co-partners, tij surrender Oct 26, Nov. a,
and 30, lir tell, at t;utiitilall. Attorney, Mr. .Ptu.ltp Hutd,
King's,litoch.m/Alks, Temple,
lobo bite. and William FerrultwoO, of Manchester, Cal ic:o.
prit)tel., and 4. o-partnct a, tosutiencler Oct, 28, 29, and Nov,
30, at three, at the read Eagle Manclu?ter, . nt-
tottlieS, Messrs'. jonitsur, and Bailey, Niart‘ilester.
lrederick Griffiths, of Threadneedle t,treet, Lotidnit, apotlie.
cagy, to suitender, Ott. 30, at ten, N0v..2.. and ;;;,, in
eleven, at Cktirdhall. Attorrnes, 'Messrs.' Gregson and
1)i cult, Angel.court, Throgrnottott.siteo.-
DIY IDE NDS

Nov. t 6. Joseph Smee, now-or late of Nerwington.placc,
surrey, porter; ateleven, at G utlo 0,11; Lonnoi..
Nov 16.: larratt the younget, of Water-lane, Tower.
street, Loini,n, broker, at ten, at,Guildhall.
Nov. ib, fames Conrad Icisilipian, at I.tridge-street, West-
inh,ster, mercer, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Nov. i 6 jorm ,Ittead, Peter Read, avat Robert Read, of Foril.
inghtidge, Hempshire, calico printers aid co.- partners, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
Nov. jo. Waiter lacks, of Bristol, merchant, at eleven, at
the bush 'Cavell), Corn-street, Bristol.
lan. 21. 10)111 LeVOS, of Lamb's-buildings, Dunhill-row;
Nliddlestx, carver and gilder, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Tan. 21. James °lento, late of Clare-market, Middlesex,
potiltz•rer, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nova lb. William Flawkesworth, late of Blackfriar's•road,
Surrey, hot now at the Strand, Middlesex, linen-draper, at
twelve, at Guildhall.
Doe. 7,, Andrew Burgess tiottinan, of Charlei-street,Govent.
Garden, Middlesex, tailor, at twelve, at Guildh4l.
Nov: 19. Weston Lewis,' ot l'alininith, Cornwall,
merchant, at uric, at Guildhall, London.
Nrie,„ is. Gcorgelfoltleti the younger, of Kingston-upon.
Hull, InelChalit, at eleven, at the 1)o_g and Duck Tavern,
Scall-latic, K
Nov. 16. Herman Wilheinii, of Martin's-lane, Cannon.
street, Landon, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall:
Nov. 12. Lamrence hair, of Ttiroginurton-street, London,
Merchant, m left,. at _ I.
Nov. 19. It ichard Barnes, late of Durham, mercer and draper,
eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf, k atiVA:liglite, in or Era
Durham.
Nov. ix, `Thomas Barnes, of leet7streizt, London, stationer,
at ten, at Cinlittiall.
Nov. 12. Daniel Nl•Kinlay and Abraham Mendes Belesario,
of Sac-I.lne, Lortiloil, merchants and co-partners, at ten, at

iiit SLNKlNS.6llaleteare'rceae-Satutilay therolumie
sioners removed their Sittings from Guildhall to the
, .Baptist Head Coffee-hhuse, Chaneerv-lane, witl • •1• a
I 'view to the exclusion of persons who might attend 1
the examination from motiveseof.,euriosity only, or
for the purpose of its publication. The commis-.
sioners observing the Reporters from soiree, at- the
Papers in the room, inquired .Whether they 'were
Creditors and on their replying ie the negative,
the CoMmissioners. told them. it 'was their wish the
Meeting should be private, _atia. therefore hoped they
would withdraw, which they immediately did.
Saturday the case of a military exemption from
turnpike toll . was again discuseed at , the Queen-
' square Office. The question originated some time
since on toll being demanded at Pimlico from
_Capt.
Lane, of the London Militia, avho win going irillis,
own carriage to attend a Court-Martial acChelsea.
It Was contended that; by the Ninthly Ads of the
-eitle.and 45th of Geq. 111. all Officers and Soldiers
on ditty, and On march, shall let exempt from tell,
as well as all King's carriages, waggons, carts, &e.
for the conveyance of military stores or baggage ;
and that Capt. Lane, although in his own carriage,
came within the meaning of the law, being on His
Majesty's service. • Mr. 'Puttees and Mr. Coe,
outtotrat thought that the conveyance of an Officer
irfa private carriage did not come within the exemp-
tion ; but they recommended that the question
should be referred to a superior-Court, in which all
the parties concurred.
Saturday the Clerk to an Attorney iteStaplee-Inn,
charged 'with stealing a Bank-note from: a letierade
dressed to his employer, was again 'examined at
FThtton-garden, and fully cpinmitted to Nievgate
for trial.
Saturday a young man of genteel appearance was
charged before the Worship-street Magistrate, with
various ants of swindling e he had lodgings at Hox-
twee° which, under different pretexts, he induced
numerous tradesmen to send goods.. He was re-
manded for a further examination. _ •
• Saturday a pawnbroker in Blackman-street was
summoned to (Inion-hall by a man who said that he
had pledged his watch for as. but that having lost
his ticket, could not recover his property. The
pawnbroker's shopman appeared; and denied having
reeeived'aheWatch: on which the complaint was
..e. ,
dischar. eede ' ' ' . •
Mr. Elliott, who shot himself. in Anry-street,
Bloottisburye on _Friday morning, eontinued . alive
yesterday evening, and WOW hopes are entertained of
his iecoveiy. The ball, which has not yet been ex-
traeled, enterednettr his ear, and is supposed to have
descended. •
A large traet of waste laud, on the North of the
road leading to Shooter's Hill, is, enclosing andeleer7
' ing by Government, and an extensive range of
gables for sick Artillery Mines is now building
on part of it. .
.
. . ~
SHOCKING BRIITALITY."--PH Thursday, last a
labouring catilker, at the Rodney'S Head, at Dept-
ford, in company 'with some others, drank gin to
such excess as to become totally insensible. While
in this situation some of his comrades poured more
liquor into his mouth, in consequence of which ho
expired in a few hours 'after. 'The °Wending-parties.
have since absconded. We understand the viClini
pf their brutality has left a, wile and seven- small
children.
A violent battle took place betweeu two parties of
a mob assembled on Thursday se'finight, at the 'fair
of Tipperary, in Ireland., The. parties attacked each •
Other. with stones (which in'that country are called
be4-gars' bulkis). One of the town's people, an ho-
itest industrious-man, happeoing to stet) froth his.
door, was. struck 'by ' a stone on the temple, and
killed on the spot.
A dreadful fire broke out on- Sunday se'nnight in
,
the she') of a pluMber and glazier, at Brundon, in
fiudhlk, which destroyed . the house, tegether With
the Bell lun adjoining, and three other tenements,
with a great quantity.pf furniturte For some time ..
the copflagration - threatened destruetion -to the
greatest part of the town. . , „
.
. The Ticket, No. 18,539, drawn on Saturday a
Prize of Ten Thousand Pounds, was sold in one'
Quarter, one Eighth, and ten Slateenth Shares, at
the old Office of SWIFT and Co. in the Pcultry.—
The tirst-draWn Ticket on Saturday next will receive
Twenty Thousand Pounds.e--Tickets and Shares
continue on sale at their Office; warranted undrawn.
A remarkable circunistance attended No. 6,806,
entitled, as first-drawn on Saturday, tp 11),,0001.' It
-Was delieered.last Tuesday, in a parcel, of Tickets,
'to an 'Office-keeper at the West-end of the Town,
and was several- times .presented for sale hut always
iefitsed e and was',therefore returned, with three
other uriiold Tiekets to the ContraCtors, in whose ~
possessiert it now is. This is:the only Capital Prize
;the Contractors . have had on hand for the last three
Lotteries. On Saturday next the-first-drawn Ticket
will receive) 29,6001. ~i. e ' .
,Dr. 110.w1..mr, who, as well es the. Vender of a
Quack Mel/eine; is all enemy to I"6,•cination, has.
said in a :recent publication, , that, "'I theirernorhil
hetiour .or,our Royal College of Physiciens in I.oti-
don, they did -not cotratertance ,Vaceieat ion ; t hat =
tactrilecl Corpor3te Body hed.too .inuch discernment
and good 6caSi!, to. precipitately, commit,themselves
to future mnmedversion through Want at sagacity
`Tod forceight." But it appears that.when a Com-
mittee of the House .of Cominous -applied' to. the.
Cellege of Physiciaus for their opinion on the sub-
je4q, they dire4ied their President' to return the fol.
eeeneg answer ;
Coliree of Neericines
e
" sett, . . .April 13, 18..02.
. " I. hater laid before the College the Letter which
I haye bad the honour to receive front you a few
(fly's ago, and am-direeted by .theta- to answer,. that
the extreme mildness of the symptoinsgeneeally at-
tendant. on Vaceineineculation,ia such, .that aa, well
-. fruit their iiidividual erperience; tui leom the evi7
deuce: of others in favour of tho praaice, iu be-
lieve it podiyEtly.rtle, when properly conducted, and
hliddli deserview. Elie eocouragonent o/ the Pudic, on
account of . the ultimate greet ac eantage expeZeed
‘frien it, Which can only be fully established by the
extended and successful experience of 'many years.
~
lr' I have the honour to he, Sir,
it most obedient Servant,
T. Gasisolieet."