The Sun.
London, England, 1805-07-24 00:00:00

RANICRU P 7 S.

Richard Mugg Mence, tate or Worcester, moncy-scrivener,
o surrender August% i 6, t 7, 4rut Sept. 3, at eleven, at the
"i'aihsr Inn, Clai ‘Vorcestershire. Attornies, Mr.
,Ttion:as Price, Worcester ; or Metisr4. Price, Lincoln's-
inn, London.

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Tomei P.iehardby Ili!! younger, of tarliam, joiner anifeabi-
-net-maker, to Iturrktiiiier August t's, i 6, and Sept. 3," at
twelve, at the City staverii, Domani. A rtornies,
Maynard, Durham ; or Messrs. Pringle and Wasborough,
Greville.street, Hatton-Garden, London.
Peter Goostry, of tfiardshire, cotton-spinner,
to surrender AllgtlSt and Sept. 3; at eleven, at the
Golden Lion, Dealis,aie, Manchester. Attorney, Mr.
Wadsworth, Muclestielii.
Joseph 'Wood, now or hue of Bromley; Lancashire, piton-
spinner, to surrender August -1, ,at six, 2, at eleven, and
'Sept. 3, at eleven, at `the Bay Horse Inn, Blackburn,.
Lancashire. A ttornies, Messrs. I%lilue and Parry. Old
Jewry, London; or McSsrs. 13eardsworth and Nevill,
Blackburn.'
Thomas Wardell, of Darlington, county of Durham, inn.
keeper, to surrender August,ig, 2e, and Sept. 3, at eleven,
at Bel las Newcastle.upoti-Tyne. A ttornies,
Messrs. ClaYlint and Scott, Lincuiii',s-Inn, London ; or
Messrs. Clayton and Bettina!, Newcastle.upon-Tyne.
Thamas Hall, of Proms. Selwood, Sontersetshirt, clothier, to
surrender August ma, 13, and. Sept. 3, at eleven,- at die
Christopher loon,- Bath. Attormes, Air. Ellis, Hatton-
Garden, London ; or Mr. Rottun,- Frome..
lan hill, of Towcester, Northamptonshire, grocer, to stir.
render August 15, at six, i 6, at ten, and,Sept. 3, at six, at
the White •Horse. Inn, Towcester. Attorniw, Messrs.
Faulkes and Lungdill,G tay's-lim, London; or Mr. Kirby,
To wces ter. •.
john. Stair, of Worcester, brandy-merchant, to surrender
August 9, to, Sept. 3, at twelve, at the Talbot inn, Bath.
street, Bristol. Anurnies, Messrs, Tarrant and- Mimic,
Chaocery.tane, London ; or Mr. Thomas Price, Wor.
ewer.
DIVIDENDS.
August 17. john Townsend, of Ludgate.)iill, London, and
of Lambeth, Surrey, lacepian, at twelve, at Guildhall.
August 17. Anthony Peck, of Gravesend, Kent, builder, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
August is. john Whitaker the chic', and William Whitaker,
of Stockport. county of Chester, and lohn Whitaker the
younger, at Ldgeley, Cheadle, same county, cotton-manu.•
ta:.thrers and co.:partners, at eleven, at the Red Lion,
Heaton-Norris. near Stockport.
August 14. •George Plait, now or late of %Veakey, Saddle.
worth, Yorkshire, clothier, at eleven, at the Red Lion
lon, Marsden, Yorkshire.
July 27. john Sawyer, of Tenterden, Kent, grazier, at
eleven, at Guildhall, London.
August 14. GeoNeGow land, of Chandos.street, Middlesex,
merchant, at even, at Guildhall.
Nov. 2. Samuel Marston, late or St. Alban's, Hertfordshire,
corn-ckaler,.at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
july a 7. William Harris, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, wool-
len-draper, at twit at Guildhall.
CERTIFICATES.
August ,j. EdwatA Cook Millburn, John Hallowell, and
Thonias Walmsley,. of North Shields, Northumberland,
ship; builders and co-partners.
lames Tay tor, of Lamb's Conduit-street, Middlesex, apOthe;
C4ry.
Angus Macphie, late of I lford, Essex, merchant.

Last week another Roman vase or urn, contain-
ing human bones, was dug up, in the road about
half way up the hill leading from Houndean Bottom
to Lewes Race-course, not, more, than six inches
below the turf.

At the lately revived Fair, •at. the' Black Boys, in
Framfield, held on Wedneeday last,-there was a good
show of Sheep and. Lambs, which ,were chiefly sold
off towatds the close of the clay at .good prices. . '
At Little Grove„.in Hertfordshire, was a goose of
the species called Canada Geese, which. are fond of
roaming at large, and do not like confinement.'
This goose, however, had' contrasted' such a friend-
ship for the iyarcl-AOO-, that ,she continually kept
near his house., in which he was chained, luitting
it only when she went• for food, and the Moment
she had eaten it, returning to her post. Thus she
sat all day by the house of her favourite; though
she never attempted to go into it, unless it 'rained.
If the dog barked, she immediately began to cackle,
flew .at the person with whorls she supposed the
deg to 'be offended, -and endeavoured to bite' his
legs. Sometimes she attempted to partake of 'the
dog's food; but this the dog, who repaid the warmth
of herfriendship with apparent indifference, would
not permit. 'When the rest of the poultry retired
to rest, she Would not quit 'her dog without com-
pulsion. In the morning, when driven to the.field
with the others, there was no getting her away from
•the gate of the court-yard„ where she- could • at
least have a sight of the dog, and before which she
would sit the whole day. At length the owner of
the faithful goose resolved to leave her to follow her
own inclinations, and not afilia'her by any forcible
separation. Being thus, at liberty to Obey the im-•
pulse of her attachment, she paraded about the yard
at night with the dog, while he was on the 'watch ;
and in the day, when he took a walk into the Vil-
lage, site accompanied him, sometimes Walking,'
sometimes flying, to keep pace with his trot. This
extraordinary attachment continued till the dog's
death, which happened two years after it bad' been
first noticed. During the illness of the dog, she
never.left him, even to 'procure food, and would
probably have beelt starved if some corn had not.
beep placed in a dish by the dog's house. The
whole of the time she staid le the house, and would
not suffer any one to conic near it, except the person,
who brought food for the dog and herself. The end
of this goose was melancholy`,,: After the death Of
the dog, she Would not leave the house for a lotig
time. At length; ,a dog of nearly the same size and
colour being procured as his successor, the poor
creature, deceived by outward aPpearance, and 'sup-
posing it to be her old friend, went confidently into
the house to the doe-, who seized her by the neck,
and killed her on .thl spot. -, • •
Last week was committed to the Castle of York,
Franck Barcelona, charged upon oath With'. having
murdered Mr. GEORGE charged upon
of Beverley, the
keeper of the Honse of Cerreetion there, by striking
him on the left side Of ,the head with a milk-pot,
. which occasioned his death. . • .

To prevent the noaurnal depredations that hare
been lately corrintitted at Battle, the Colonel of the
14th Infantry ha 3, ThCh to his honour, ordered a
,Corps de Guard, for patroling.nightly, that town ind-
neighbourhood. 0 '
Al few days since, as Wrn. Mann, or the Royal
Waggon Train, was bathing in the sea, near ileK-
bill, he got out of his depth, and was unfortunately
drowned. ' •

Yesterday seennight a youth named White.,, aged
o' years, a. fainier's -, servant,- NUS found hanging,.
quite dead, in the Parish
.of 'rwineham,
No reason can.bc assigned for his rash- aflt. Coro-
ner's Yerdiet---LuOcy. . - •
The Exeter Coach, w!iich left.' Piccadilly cm 'Sun-
day afternoon about four o'clock, liadithe.misfortune
of being overturned-near eolnbrook, and six-out-
side passengers and the coachinaw.were thrown into
a ditch, not one of within escaped Without rtcciving
sonic injury, although not of 'a dangerous- ' nature,,
There were twelve inside passengers, who were all
bruised more or less, but we are happy to find they
had no bones. frat-tured.

HARD MAKR

IS, of No. 4, Martlett-court, 13ow
Ptiand ; whore iltivertzsernents

.•.' . , - ,
I have wrested out of the hinds of yoll Enentev
and when this is-done, let hint b‘; brough dif t into
oar
field of ereaion "upon his dray cart ; an
1-111.511 my conquest sooner, I will not f4ll to !nee.
him there in it triumphiint chariot. not, Oh )4
GOdS ! jet not the E.-jug of Persia laugh at t 5 f,l
Athenia;
of Alcibiades! Let liiin not say, the
havO avenged me upon their own G r
enerals; .iet
me im.rather struck dead by the 'hand of a loefix'
moiling, than disgraced by the yoke.; of iuy ITP
citiiiens."
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SHIP *NAOS. , -

ClAVlsrivo, juLY 21.
Pissed by—the Benjamin Franklin Weeks 4:0,11.
were ; Princess Elizabeth, l'ori:bdailye, trontiNew I'
dente ; and British Tar, flare, Iron cork. . or,
Sailed—the longe Carl. Peterq)ii, for Totiningea ; Ltirr,
dire, Compton, for Situitiain Mary, Hunt, for Waterford • liiiza, Ilaso, for Club4ll;.' ;.,
Boswell, for the Coast of Africa.
- BIRTHS. ~ .1.:01
. Yestrday morning, at his house in SlOane.street,thi ,
of V iee.Adniiral Whitshed, ot a Daughter, , ,160,
The saute morning, tne Lady of Lieutenant.Cuiebt
of a Dauhter. •
On Sunday I • • ,d re,gri'
.ast, in Sonicrset-street, Net, Portroan—,ua
Colin Pepys, of a Son.
' . • '
Mains, ..old Pao s

111,11:R Ilia .
Roybeesniawypt
ha tcheallinisbv.erlsc,k eribqy • tehiemltt a yscifi'l'olitole
pCi,ol,ll:t
Rob,:rt Chambers, Chief ludge 'of L al,:utta, to N1ii5,,,,,`";,1,.1
of New Bridge-street, only daughter of .the 1.110"'
Polhill, Esq. of Huivbury, Bedfordshire. - , 0 iivcr'
it;ll:ufarrlhaeti:esßititclehliaatritdniotirtineilln,o„:;:tr, Sstqt.
IG, car.gkei's
peh;;31;5,1061111,1
H. eow , :sq. :P. ~d 4 1
Huntingdonshire, to bliss Emma 13:nlynni fill''
phaillin 6°
Yesterday morning, the Re. v. I . Gamble, . jialo
neral of His Majesty's Forces, to Alif,s 1,4010,01)
ter of the late Richard Lathom, Esq. of :11;i:Irai.

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DIED. ,6r to 11114,,
On Sunday evening, Major Henry PaYlOl, - 15'11-
M.trines, grandson of the kte.jaines Bayley, E5941,4:010 0
Icy-Fl4ll, near Namptwich, in C lit:shire, . snfiiitioiiite.,
Captain Thomas Bayley, of I-11s Ma jest Y's slllll ill,l
On Nionday last, of an inflainmation to thc W 5,010,
asst year of his age, Francis Williany Wards` WO'
Trinity College, Cambridge, eldest son or 10° .
Esq. of Blackheath,.
: _ not PIO
Lately, at bis brother's house, GuY's'l'laieceitoyallo
Mouth, Captain Cucilipp, a Coininancw i.i ti

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