The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-25 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

Sam. el Phelps, late of Grosvenor-Place, merchant, to sun.
.render August 31, September 4, and Otiober 5, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. catty, Angel-court, Throg-
morton-street.
James Stott, now or lateof Macclesfield, Chester, innkeeper,
August z 3, Septembers's, and October 5, at eleven, at the
Swan 1110, Bolton Attornies, Mr. liobrow, Bolton or
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Mr. Wincife, Bartlett's'-Buildings, London.-
John Dance, late of Oxford-street, orange-merchant, Sept.
4, tI, and October 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Nowell, Essex-street, Strand.
Thomas Gartorth, of Bramhope, o.tley, Yorkshire, corn-
-merchant, September 17, r 8; at ten, and Oclober 5, at six,
at the Golden-Lion Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Black-
burn, Leeds • or Mr. Sykes, New-Inn, London.
John Henry Emrnott, James Browne, and Francis Browne,
of the Old !every, London, wineinerehanti, August 28,
September 7, and October 14 at one, at Guildhall. Attor-
nies, Messrs. E. and T. Dawes, Angel-court, Throg-
morton-street, London.

DIVIDENDS.

Sept. 17. William Bacher, Simon Field, and -Abraham
Field, of Leeds, woolstaplers, at ten, at the Rose and
Crown, L eed s

Sept. tB. Doininico Corti, late of the Hay-Market, musical
instrument-maker, at ten, at Guildhall.
Sept. rB. Joseph Alder, of St. john-street, Clerkenwcll,
cabinet-maker, at ten, at Guildhall.
Sept. zi. Richard Holden, of Birmingham, gun-maker, at
eleven, at the Shakespeare Tavern, Birmingham.
Sept r,. Bohn Christian Hartviig Gathers, of Liverpool,
merchant, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liver-
pool.
Oct. z 3. Arnaud Dulau, of Soho-square, boaseller, at

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Nov. 5. James St.ipleton, late of Salters-Hall-court, Can-
nvn-street, c,r)enter, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Sept. 18. William Tharratt, of Plymouth-Dock, shop-
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Keeper, at ten, at G•iiidhall.
Sept. zg. Eye Ev_.ll-..s Crowe, of Sinsorn-Lodge, Berks,

banker, at ,tja, at- Guildhall.
,Sept Joseph Hurrso:,, of Derby, dealer • in wins and
eieven, at the Talbot Inn, Derby.
Sept. 25. Francis 13rentnall, of Derby grocer, at eleven,..at

the Talbot 1011, i)erhy.
Sept. 17. Henry Hope, now or late of Liverpool, woollen-
draper, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.

CERTIFICATES.

Sept. 11. John Fur6or and Thomas Warrington, late o
Warnfurd-court, London, merchants.

LLOYD's, August 17, tEcz.

.AT a. MEETING of the COMMITTEE for
Managing the Concerns of this -House, held for the pur-
pose of taking into 'cousiderationa Letter from Sir IsAnc Po-
COCKS at Brighton, to loaN ULIUS A NGERSTEIN, ER.
inelosing a Paper signed by 79: Inhabitants of Brighton, re-
commending the very meritorious condud of Mr. 12/CHARD
BREWER:Of New Shoreham, who with 72, men of Brighton,
and three of Newhaven, in open Boats, and one small
Sloop, persevered for three successive , days and nights
in vs eighing andbringing to land the Brig Adventure, of Lon-
doo, Codling Cominaucler„ bound to Leghorn, after the Cap-
tain nnl Crew had abandoned-and left her to sink, on the gth
inst. at the distance of five or six miles from the shore, in
about seven fathoms at low water, whereby not only the said
Brig and Cargo were rescued trout entire Ipss, but by their so
doing, snide manifest a species of villany, !rom which no cau-
tion can assure safety, and which strikes the root of the
charattr and credit by %.vilich all mercantile concerns must
b. supported.
It was resolved, .That the sum of One Hundred Guineas
be presented to Mr. Brewer, for his services on this Occasion,
and Three Hundred Guineas be divided among the Mco, ac-
cording to the discretion of such Gentlemen as 'may. he here-
after mentioned; in order to encourage such measures as have
been taken in this case, and to stimulate others to.like-exer-
,:,,.„ it; ie tr% rio.•.se tisr, rAilpetition of
such villainous proceedings as appear to have been prielised
on this occasion,
- 6IR, Brighton, Aug: 12'. IgOZ. -

I have the honour to inclose you Cf.rtiticate of ti pay_
ment of the most handsome RewArd from the"-CQlnnittee of
Lloyd's, also a Letter from Mr. Richard Brewer, of New
Shoreham ; and beg leave to assure you and them. that to the
be..3t of my judgment, their Bounty has been received with all
the respect, gratitude, and thanks, which the occasion so fully
cominanded.

I am, Sir, &c. Sac.
I. J. ANGLiciirciN,
We, the undersigned, having been appointed a Committee
to di.;tribute the Donation of 300 Guineas from the Com-
mittee of Lloyd's to the meritorious Fishermen concerned in
weighing and bringing to shore the Brig Adventure, of Lon-
don, are requested by and in behalf of the said Parties to re-
turn their most grateful acknowledgments to the Gentle-
men of Lioyd'6, for their benevolence towards them.
JOHN HARGRAVES,
PANKHURST,
CORNELIUS PAINE.
Brighton, Aug. zr,

ISAAC POCOCK.

New Shoreham, Aug. ZI, 1802.
Messrs BF.NNETT and WHITE, Masters of Lloyd's.
CENTLU4EN,

I are incapable of expressing the gratitude which I feel to
the most respectable Gentlemen of Llovci';, •who have so
very handsomely, rewarded me for my etiOrt6 concerning the
Brig Adventure., I intend to procintre some lasting proof of
their liberality, and hope my future exertions will evince
that I entertain a proper sense of their kindness.
I am, &c. RICHARD BREWER.

MAILS.

DUE

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