The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-24 00:00:00

.EDINBURGA FEB. 20.

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On Wednesday,Thete was. a great quantity of oats
in our market; which sold heavily, and., prices kit
considerably, The-best seed oats sold at i 6s. 6d;..
some gob 4 oats sbld.as low as i is: •
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Yesterday, in, lilabotngton market, wheat 'mai'_
tained list week'S prices, or nearly so:-. Oats• de;
elined-greatly, 'so that the-.best .could not bring
more than t s. 6d. ' Barley .declined.alittle. Pease,
and beans met a great fall ;:.tile best of the fbrnier
giving only i v. which last week. brought ISs. and
the latter only i6s: 6d: which lase- Market day .
brought' 265: -
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Yesterday` we had a very heavy fall of snow,
which was succeedleti iri the evening by a thaW;
which soon melted the snow from the streets: We
have had a long and severe,Winter.., The frost set
in with rigour much earlier than usual:

We ate infornied a .voung .gentleman from the
Highlands,, wai attacked betwixt the fronts of eight
and nine o'clock on Wednesday: night last; at the
corner turning, from lichmond.:strcet into Drum-
mOnd-street, and sUddenly knocked down; and af.
tetwards attempted to be stabbed; but this was for-
tunately prevented by the .instrUrnept Atriking.
toothpick case in his
.waistcoat pocket, afteOlaVing
cumstances of
penetrated his outer and body (-oat, and theouter
conveys
partt
poefiheitstawta9i:steioniaitnoialoy.
running pocket. The ciripg off,
the idea of assassination rather thin robbery:
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wed/ioday night a COuntrynian Who had pur:.
Chased a lot of goods at a public sale in an inetion:,
roof in Glasgi*; ,while waiting for the Change of
a hank note; which.he had given to the itaioneer
iripiytheni of the articles; lidd his. pocket cut, and
his pocket-b;.iok carried off. .It Was, imaiediatelY
.thissed,by the totintrytnan, 'who, Without speaking
,a word, sprung to the door and locked it.; upon
.search the book was found on the fldor; but the thief
was not disoovered;

The Maria and Elizqbeth, of Hamb'urgh, from
Bengal to London, is brought into Dover in dis-
tress : the Captain and several of the'dery died On.
the passage home:

They University of Aberdeen have been;iiicased
eoltiei on KLE`XA..NDER STEWART, Esq. of the.
I lospital Stiiff; the Degree of Dodor of Medicine.

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, .the Main o Cocks fOught . between Captain
Mthickriand JOHN Goo Vote; Esq. against Cap.
'fain f'E %molt and all Leicesttishire, was won by
the former; four battles
.in the main and E even byes:
On Thuricia'y laSt Stephen Mirphy was cony iaed
at the Commission of Oyer and Tertninei• for "the
'City of Dublin, of forging: Bank of Ireland ncitesi:
On Monday afternoon a, man who was charged on
snspicion of having eoMmitted a burglary and other
robberies in the City, on the officers.' going to the
house where he lodged inQueen-square; Aldersgate-
.itreet; to
two'
froth' them precipitated himself
from a two pair of stairs window ; .fatling on the
pavernent, he broke one of his legs.: he was oti/erWise
so shockingly' bruised as to be taken to St.. 13arthp-
16mew's Hospital where a detainer is lodged against
him;, in case he should iecolief). ihicli is yell
doubtful.:

List iieek a respeetable" farmei of Castle Broom.
with, suffered a heavy loss, from haviiig had rio
leis than thirty-eight fine ewes, all in lamb, wor.
rind by clogs. Eighteen of the ewes are since dead,
and many of tht others; if is foaied, sviil not live
long. J' _

t4D=l,.=2.fc-Ur.s,

Fran the LONJ)ON GAZEDDE, Feb. 23, 1802.

I4NKRUPTCJ4:S SUPERS EDZD.
Charles Watkins of Moptnnuth, breeches-maker.
Bourdbld% late vf Milbank-street, - Westminster;

• • ugar-retiLer:s
Christoplwr Hodgson and Allatson Hodgson, Sunderland,
Zinen-cifit pers. - • , •
johh Hoinws, of Lee.ds BOdge, Yorkshire, ironmonger.
Willi.nnZ4arsdun and Christopher tonge, of livespool, Met-
clian tk.

Bri',VICREIPTS

Richard Guyer, 'of Giaachurch-street, "London, batter, to
surrender ebruary .27; nars:ll 13, and April 6, at twelve,
:at Atturnies, Alessi's. rl. am J. Weston, Fen-
'chtirch-street,'-Lbittfiln.
James • Now *of .Nesvcastle-tap,on.Tyne, soap.--maker,
:'.lareli AS, i 9, and April 6, at eleven, -at theTuik's-Head,
Ne weastle- upon- Txtie. • -Attorney, Mt. Shelton,- Session-
-1-lUlse, London.,
John ‘Vainright, of Live:TOOL gih;:rraer, March- 1, 19,
;and April 6, at One,,at Globe Tavern, Liverpool. At.
Jul-tiles, Mr. Blackstock, Fig-Tree-court, Temple, Lon-
_ -clan ;.or-Mr.'Murrciw, LowerCastla-street, Liverpool.
Ralph 13lease; of l.iverpciol, grocer„March 12, 13, and April
6, at one, at the ,York tiotel,* Liverpool. Attorney, Mr.
Will}amson, Leigh-strect, Liverpool.
• Th:nhas Johnson; of Ou2e-Fleet, riear*Howden, Yorkshire,
• dealer, March, ta, ix, and April 6, at three, at the Star Inn,
Manchester.. tAttornies, 'Huxley, Temple, London;
`or Mr.' BaSnet,', Manchester.
William Coltiet, of Leigh, within Pennington, Lancashire,
: cormKleater, Nlarch 2; at tour, 3, at ten;'andApril-6, at two,
at the I'yed-Bull, in Leigh. Attornies, Mr— Windle,
HinUorn ; .or' Mr. Ga-skelT,' Wigfin.
Joseph Simpson, .of Colchester, brazier, March t8;--19, and
April'6, at ten, at_ Culdiester. A-anal:es, Mr.
Sutton, Colchester; or Mr: Sanderson, Palsgiavc-Place,
Strand. - , •
Samuel joseph•Cregt'arid 151 in of-Liverpool, mer-
. chants, March 17; Ig, and April 6, at eleven; at the Star
• • and' Garter, LiverpOol. Attorney, M. Greaves, Liier-
poUl.
John. Einett, of -5 toney.hurst, Lancashire, cotton,spittner,
'Marcii-18,‘19, and April 6, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Man-
el-tester'. Attorney, M,r. Edge, Manchester..
Peter Allen, tiow- or late of Nantwich, Chester, innholder,
• March 15,:-16, and. April 6, at deem, at-the'Hop-Pole Inn,
Chester, Attorney, Mr Royle, Cheiter.
William ‘Villiarns,- ofCowbridge, Clamorganshire . shop-
keeper, March. to, it, and April 6, at eleven; at die Bush •
Tavern, Bristuy. Attorvies, Messrs. LewiS and lames,
Gray's-Inn.:Rinare,, London ; of Mr. Cooke, Bristol.
James WaLlis the you-vv.er, of Bristol, biscuit-baker, March
12, 13, and April 6, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bris-.
tol.. Attornies., ;Mr. ' Frankis, MoritaguO,street, Bristol ;
or- Messrs. Kinderley, Long, and Ince, Symondts-Inn,
. Lonoc. . _ •. ,
George Gtli, of WarringtOn, merchant, Iv. firth 5,6, and April
6, at eleven, at the Clone Taver.l, Atiornies,.
Mr. Bardawell,. Liverpool; Riaiii.ttoci‘, Fig- Tree-
cour:, Temple.
. Edw.rd T.:ealnky, now or 'late of. S wansea, baker, March
anti April 6,.at eleven, at the •13usii Tavern, iirist4l.
AttonileS, Mr. Frankis, Bristol;- or Messrs. Kinderley,
Long, Sy inond'sr-Inn, London.
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NDS.

March 22. Wi4l lain Hate, of go:mouth,. timber merchant,
at chl.ven, at the beatiloWs Arms, Monmouth.-
Marcn iB. William IrPiand, Nathaniel Calvert; James
'Overend, Corin:y Tomlinson, of Lancaster, merchants, and
Robert kicnxl, 'frinicLid,'inerchant, at eltr;en,-at the-Sign
of tl.e.Grapes, Lancaster.
Marc,. 23. Abraffin iklearles Pereira 'and Hermenegild.
Castel lan, of Old Beth leni, mercuants, at eleven, at Guild-
, It:4i, London.
Feb. 24. Thomas Eccles, and Barnard Thomas Holbrook,
of Watiing-street, warehousemen, at ten, at Guild/tall,
March 30. Samuel Ad shade, of Spital-fields, cooper, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
March 30.
,Chadd, Randall, of Livestock-Creen, Hertford,
Coal-merchant, at ten, at Guild:,al! London. •
May 15. Charles Chowles, of North Audley-street, Mid-
dlesex, upholder,at one, at Guildhall, London., •
March 30. Thomas Hughes, of Liverpool, taylbr, at eleven,
at the York Hotel,' Williamson's-square, Liverpool.
March 20. Richard Chambers, of Salford, -brewer, at ten,
at Guildhall, London.
March t 7. Thomas Newall, of Dukenfield, Chester,. cotton
rnanufaCturer, at three, at-the Star Inn, Manchester.
March.l9. Lem tiel-Goodrich, of Leiccster,.nosier, at three,
at the Cranesand Lion•and Lamb Inn, in Leicester.
CERTIFICATES.
March r 6. jasper Waring, of Lambeth, merchant.
lohn Barnes, of. Bolton,• Lancaster, cotton manufacturer.
William Ewins and William lames, of Birmingham, com-
position ornament fnanufaauters. • ' •
Henry Trollip, of Nailsworth, Gloucester, mealman.

LAW REPORT.

COURT-0V CHANCERY, LINCOLN's INN HALL,

TUESDAY, FEB. 23.
DRURY-LANE THEATRE.

The LORD CHAN.CALLOR- adverted to the ar-
.;'angement made between the Parties, and ol?served,
that there was •a Chime in that Arrangement,
which expressly stated, that it should be without
prejudice to any right or.remedy, which the Trus-
tees under the Deed of 1793, might have case-
the Funds of the Theatre sltouid prove insufficient
for certain purposes therein mentioned, he -wished
to :know whether he was
,to understand 't)y this,
that the Trustees might to-morrow nWit, if they
pleased, in the event of such insufficiency of the
funds; take possession of the Theatre under .that
Deed of 1793 ?
--Mr. MANSFIELD said; he understood.it was to
that efreB. . •

The LoiD CHANCELLOR said, it could not be,
as that NN;ou-nld entirely- destroy -the effect of the ar.

rangement.

The .SOLICITOR GENERAL said, he understood
that the deficiency was only to be,ascertained at
the end of the season.
The LORD CHANCELLOR did not 'see it in:that
point of 'view, but 'thought they thigh as under
that DfC,Litonorrov.' night, if they pleased. •
'Mr. PICOT said,. those words were added to sa-
tisfy the ahxietyof the Trustees.

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The IsoR.D CHANC F. LLQR' Said, he could _not re-
cdncile such a Contradiftion, there racist be an en_
tile. arrangement between all.partie which ought
alone to be a6lO upon.
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M AGAR said;
r. AGA said; it was certainly tfrldrsiood, 'by
the other parties; that the Trustees were not to
ati under the Deed of 1793, but,• according, to the'
proposed arrangement. '
~The
LORD CHANCELLOR Saidyhe observed, there
were many • ;41ditional signatures to the Trust-
Deed, but there were several Creditors •tvhb had
not:re.t signed, ; as he intended that the parties
should have further time for the purpose of their
drawing by an Qrdcr for him to make; after-he had
altered the Draft according, to his own;, judgment,..
there, would-he- an Opportunity for those Creditors
who yet stood out, to sign the Deed.
Mr. •FO;CBLANQu E ,observed •that the Trustees_
under the Deed of 1793, could not give up those
legal riertS. which they might he called upon by
tfe Rent Chargers to cd,ryy•int6execution., •
The Lox CHAN. cEt it r,o said 'the' Rent Chargers
diust come to some arrarigement' for the benefit di

ethers as xvell a-themsehres,•.er elsc he must put
them in possession oftho7-Theatre, and leave then
to make 'the most of it.

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Mr. FONJ3LANQUE: said, some of .the Rent_..
chargers were unable to consent, from being Femmes
Covert, or Minors, or from other circumstances.
The LORD CHANCELLOR' said, he must, in that
case, -make such an arrangement as he conceived
Would be equally for. the benefit of those who would
not, as of those -who did consent, or else he Mast
send the Parties out of C.Ourt altogether.
Mr. SHERIDAN said,,he understood the Trustees
had-no right 'to take possession until default was
made in the payments to them, . whiCh had never
yet been the case ; buthe.thou.-ht part of the clause
alluded to was unintelligible. in the latter opinion
the Loin CHAtccu.t.i,ort.arrbreed.?'

• His Lordship- then desired- the parties to draw
.up
an.order according to their own ideas upon the sub..
jeCt, ,which, on being Ginded to him he would alter,
' according to the dithites of his. judgment; and as it
should appear to'him'expedient or necessary for, the
interest of all parties ; and if they 'were- not s.atis..•
fled with the order thus altered,' they intist' go out
of Court, and (hi the best they could for themselves..
His Lordship said he should discharge the two last
Orders, and he now left it to the parties to driW,,
'up an Order, in which _he would make- the requisite
, alterations, in the course of 'two days after it had
been-handed to him, and then pronounce it as the
;Order of the Court.