The Sun.
London, England, 1805-04-15 00:00:00

IMNKAUI'TCY ENL4RGED.

Richard lohnson, of, Tokon-lionse.yArd, London, nier-
Cll4llt, !I'o4ll, Affil 16 to April 2a, at CieVca,
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BANKRUPTS. , •
Berman Wilheltni, of Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, London,
dealer, to surli.:nkler April t 6, 30, May ?..5, at tell, Guaa.
Attorntes, Meats. Painter and Tunthnsons, %Yam.

ford•court,,Throgmorrontreet.. - •
Bryan 13erahain, Sheernesai, Kent, banker, to surrender
April 20, at twelve, 2.9, and Alay 25,, at at Guildhall,
London. Attignies, Mr. Neisoili • Palsgrave-place,
71'en.ple.Bar; London ; or Mr. lelierys, cliathaan.
Witham Dann, ut Giltirbharn, Kent, banker, to surrender
April 2e, at tweive, 29, and May 2,5, at Lilo at Guildhall,'
'London. A ttornies, Mr. G. Netsun, l'alsgrave.
Temple-Bar, Luntion ; or Mr. letrerys, Chatham.
lames liatt.le,.ol Chatham, tcemt, painter, to surrender April
20, at twave, 29, and May.2s, at ten, at Guildhah,Lonuon.
Attornies,-, ivir. Nelson, Pahrgrave-place„ Temple,
Bari Lgiltiots i or Mt.. jetlelya.,
Maiden, PLssex, irorunonger, to. itir4
render 16, 29, at ten, and 'May • 25, at twelve; at
C;uildliall, 'London." Attornres, Messrs.' Sher Wood .and
Panel!, Canterturr/7square, Southwark.
l'earson, late or New Inn,. Wycilt-street, Middlesex
• inb...ey-scrivener, to surrender Ai.rilae, at twelve,' May 4,;
and •s 5, at one, at Guildhall. Attdrney, blr. Thornatt
.Yentas, Hampton-street, Waiworth.,
La rinceloaidure, or IVardour-sttect,Middlesex, tailor, to sur.
render April 20, 30, at WO, iota Mity 25, atone, at 61111th:1A"
.I)ndd and West, l'hreaarreedle!street.
Paul Edward tura, now or late or. liuwiand Mews Went,
Middlesex, haokneyinan, to surrender April iG, at
ay, at ten, and May 25, at twelvo;- at Glirldtralr. .Attor,
Ines, Messrs. Vincent and l)psicilre, Bedlurtt-street, hen.:
turd,square... •
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May at., Walter,Hunt, Lite of ,l'utitey, •atirrey, grocer, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
May r t . Charles Bag,gs, of Liverpool, merchant, late of Dttb4
lin, nioney4crivetier, at one, at the Globe Tavern, lona.
street,. Liverpool.
May h. lolui Liptrap, of Whitechapel, Middlesex, distiller-
at eleven, 'at Guildhall. • '
May 9., Charles Hancock. of tiorncast le„Lincolnshire, tailor,
at eleven, at the Bulk Inn, Horne:tole. , .
May 4. Thutnas Dealoy and john Hallett, of Little Queen.
street,. Holborn, Ntindlescx, coacii.m.ikers aliu- cu-pair.
ners, at uric, •at
May ti. ltichard .Eatly, of Chelmsford, Essex,
chant, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Mav 4. Richard Wright, di Bankside, ,Southwark; Surrey,
coal-merclunit, at on:, at Guildhall, Losuloo.
May 8. David Holmes, late a Liverpool, grocer, at eleven,
at the Globe Tavern, john-street, .Liverpool. •
May 6. Samuel Davies, •of 'Manchester, :dealer in cotton;
twist, atulwett, at three, at the Higher Royal Uak.lun,
Market-street-lane, Manchester.
May IS, Henry Hughes awl Michael Moorhouse,•of Manelies.
ter, dealers and co-partners, at three, at the Bridgewater
Arms Inn, Manchester. ' • • •
May 11. George Gill, of Charles-street, Berkeley-square,
sadler,.at eleven, at Guildhall. . .
May 4: Uwcn, of Holborn London, watchmaker
and jeweller, at ten, at L6uilahall. . , .•
May 7. :William Hood Newton,, of. Golden-lane, Barbican;
London, liquor-merchant,.at ten, at
May 7. josepil Rennison, otiQueen.street, Cheipside, Lon,
(lon, cotton-naerchant, at ten,
May 13, George Worthington, late or Manchester, merchant,
at'eleven, at the Crown Inn, .WOrcester.
May z 5.." Joint Curwen, late of cackerham,
.Lancashire,
liotsc-dealer, at ten, at the Royal Oak, Lancaster.
CE Rlll'l GABS.

May 4. Edward Hallam the younger, late of Bury St. Ed-
monis, Sotlidk, chemist and druKgist.
Andrew Davidson, of Chester, wine-merchant.
Joseph 0 wen, of Holborn, London,watchinaker and jcwciler.

'Simon Earner; conviCted at Exeter of uttering a
forged deed, was executed a kw days ago. His
account of the traasattion is very singular
followed the occupation of a schoolmaster, and a
person brought him a stamped deed to copy, and
being requested to see it executed, he consented;.
that the nun who personated. Mr. Adams, 'the
Gentleman on whom the
,forgery was committed,
executed it in the usual way, and that he received
half.a.crown 'for his unable. He persisted, even
at the awful moment of taking the sacrament; that
he was ignorant of any intention of fraud, and that
'he was an innocent man l--He hai left a wife' and
five children.

Saturday the most material case at Guildhall was
a charge against an Attorney, well known in the
City for
.his eccentricities, who, learning that a
friend of his, hot with the Tuscan grape, had got
iota the C6mpter, went there at two in the morn-
ing, and rung at the bells till he brt?lte all the pulls,
.and Olen battered at the gates till they let him in,
not as a guest, but as a Prisoner. It was stated to
be a great hardship to refuse him admission to visit
a friend in durance'; but Alderman SMITH thought
it as heard for an Attorney to attempt to break into
priion, and ordered him to find bail fur his appear-
ance at the Sessions. , ' •

Saturday three men, who have been apprehended
by the Officers on suspicion of committing divers
robberies, on tile" road, were examined' at Union
Hall, nod ordered fur further' examination, that the
persons robbed may have time to attend.
Saturday john introit, a hackney-coachntan, was
charged at the Marihnrough-striet Oilier, with ill-
treating Mrs. GORDON and two other Ladies, and
ex +ding an illegal fare. The Defendant was hired
in Piccadilly, and ordered to &I've to Kensington.
On his way, he agreed to run a race with another
Coachman ; and notwithstanding the alarm and en-
treaties of the Passengers, he persisted in his mis.
conslud, till he was stopped by a waggon, when
the Ladle); .rxrricated themielves, and paidd-him
whole fare. He was severely reprimanded, and
fined 20q.