The Sun.
London, England, 1805-01-15 00:00:00

L4Nrßuvrcv ENLARGED

George Wilmditirlit, late of Itccicross-st-icCt, London, car.
pincer, limn 1.411. iz, to March 2i it tail, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS..

john Gordon Cripps, of Bury St. F.dm unds, Sulrolk, grocer
and tea-4volt,', to Surrender Jan. 19, 2:9, and Feb. 23, at ten,
at G ildhall, London., Attoroici, Mr. Pate, Bury St.
Edmunds i or Mr. Willhnn Glics, Shire-lane, London,
James Uurfit, of the parish of Mew, Wiltshire, cheese-be-
tor, Id surrender Feb, 4,5, 23, at eleven, at the Greyhound
I iiii,Wilicaunton, Somorse.tshire. Atrornies, Me:isrs U rich
and George Measiter, Wineaunton ; or Mr. Dyne, Ser.
jcant's-lon, Pleet.street..
Smith the younger, and john Cherry, of Ked Lion..
street, Middlesex, watch-mantitatturers and co. partnerS,'
to surrender )an, 2t, at ten,' 29, at one, and Feb 23, 3t
ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cciote, Austin-triars.
John Cook Hodgson, lite of john's-row, St. Luke, Middle..
• sex, builder, to surrender jan 15, 26, arid Feb. 23, at ten,
at GuildhalL• Attorney, Mr. Kinsey, F urnivaPs- Inn.
John Powell, late at Portland-street, near Soho square, Mid-
dlesex, grocer, to surrender lan: 15, rt, and Feb. 23, at
eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pasinure, broad-
- Street Chaniberd, Old tiroad-street.

- DIPIDEND.V. •
Vet*. tz. Isaac Nash, of Bristol, cooper, at eleven, at the
li.nndon Inn and Talbot Tavern, Bata-street, Bristol.
'3n` 22. lelin ot ,Grosvonot-square, Middlesex, ban.
Ito, at-ten, at GuiWhali.
Feb. t t. -Ahraliarn Brown Whitley, of-North Shields, North.
timberland, merchant, at elevn, at the Shakspeare,Taverst„
• Newcastle ,
Feb. 7. • William Brooks, of Ilideford,, Devonshire, shop-
keeper, -at eleven, at the White hart Inn, Broad-street,
Bristol.
Feb. g. lames Sheriff; of Hatton-Garden, Middlesex, mer.
chant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. S. Robert Martin and Mark Last, of Watling-street,
London, warehousemen and eo.pattliers, -at ten, at G
hall. •
Rh, all. William Collins, of Bristol, braudy-merehant, at •
Pleven, at the Bush Tavern, Corn,street, Bristol.
Vela. 6. Christopher Nuttali, tate of Manchester, cotton.
spinner, at three, at me Star Inn, Manchester. • •
Fels. 14. The Rev, Sir William Henry Clerke, Bart. Clerk,
late of Walinersley. Bury, I.4llgibliirci miller, at eleven,
•, at the Boar's Head Inn, Bur •
Feb. at. Thorne: Fenner, late of West. Wycombe, Buck-
shopittipCr. at eleven, at the Angel
Oxford.
Feb. 5. john Lewis, of the 014 Lowry, London, warehOuse—
mall, at ten, at Guildhall. ..
Feb. 5 Richard Martin the younger, of New Windsor, Berk.
shire, money-scrivener, at eleven, at Guildhall, Immlon.
Feb, ig. Charles Reynolds, Lof Norwich, woollen-draper,
at five, at the White Swan, St. Teter of Minima, Nor-
wich..
Feb. s.. Thomas Cowland the younger,' of White Lion-court,
• Illtehin-lane, London, and of Belmont. place, Vauxhall,
Surrey, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
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Feb. 1. Ceorge Grawland, of Chandes•street, Middlesex,
cheese- fattor. • -
Thomas Booth and Thomas I tela,lltl,9i Blakeley, Lancashire,
dyers and co- pai titers.
James Bernard Boilinghroke and Mary Ann Boilingbroke, of
Norwich, woollen drapers, . •,.
Elisha Ileawnod, of Heaton Norris, Manchester, and fames
Roberts of Stockport, county of Chester, cotton.spin.
t nets andeo-partiers.

'SwINZI.INI4..\-utNtilitetlar, at Hittem-toraen,
T/,cmas Major underwent a final examination on the
charge of swindling,. The only fresh eharge pre-
forred against hiM was, that of orderilig a vantity
of cart harness of Mr. Dowson, a harness-maker;
-stating, that he bad recently taken a tarot at Hen.
don. The Proseent,r, on insuiry,, found that the
Prisoner had_ a6n.dly taken a farm, but beforehe
had finished his order he heard that he was in cus.
rody. The Magistrate remarked, that it was Alan.
gerous for such a man to at large i and he was
accordingly sent on hoard the tender, to the saris.
fattion of others who were present to enter charges
against his).