The Sun.
London, England, 1805-08-21 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS,

Sept. 24. Witham Salisbury (yell, late of St. Ives, Hunt-
ingdonshire, shopkeeper, at the Fountain Inn, Iluntin"k-..
don.

Sept. 12. john Priestley, of Fie Mead, Birstall, Yorkshire,
lohn Priestley the younger, of the same place. Amelia
riestley, of Upper Clapton, Hackney, Middlesex, and
joseph Priestley, of Great St. flelen's,'Lancion, merchants
and co-partners, at ten, at the Golden Lion, Leeds.
Sept. 2;. lohu Rusher, late of Reading, Berkshire, hosier,
at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Reading.
Sept. IS. I ohn Honlthrig and Thomas William Sowerby, of
Liverpool, merchants and co-partners, at eleven, at the'
George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.
Sept, 16: !Olin Faulkner,late of Macclesfield,county of Ches-
ter, druggist and grocer, at eleven, at the Old, Angel Inn,
Macclesfield.
Sept. 30. Josph Turner; late of Stockport, county of Ches-
ter, cotton- spinner, at three, at the Dog Inn, Deansgate,
Manchester.
Sept.2l. Robert Bartlett, of Stretton-upon-Dunsmore, War-
wickshire, timber-merchant, at eleven, at'the Whizo Bear,
Coventry
Sept. 14. Benjamin Carr, of Heckmontlwilte. Birstal, York-
shire, carpet-manufaaurer, at ten, at the Woolpacks Inn,
Horbury, Yorkshire.
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• CERTIFICATES.

Sept. ro. Abu ,lem Grey, of iqeet,sireet, London, man's

mercer.
Dennis Wright, of Saxlinghem, Norfolk, miller.
Robert Clements, of New Buckenham Norfolk, shopkeeper.
William ()low, late of New York, 'America, but ilow of
Caritarvon. shopkeeper.
William limier, of ?Milton, Lancashire, Money scrivener.

It is expeaed that the bonding system will be
extended to Plymouth. Inspe6turs from the Boards
of Customs and Excise have been down' there sur-.
veying the warehousei to be licenced for that pur-
pose.
Friday a pugilistic contest took place in a field
at Higher Ardwick, near Manchester, between the
celebrated Burke, from Londun, and a rnab Of the
name of Gregson, front the neighbourhood of Orm-
skirli ; when, after a Severe conflict of half an
hour's duration, victory declared in favour of Greg-
son. Privious to the contest; the Ormskirk man
seemed averse to the contest.

Yesterday, at the Publie-nflice, Hatton-Garden,
Thomas Chester and ioliri WAker were brouvlit up,
and charged on suspicion of being accessary to the:
robbery of the Shrewsbury Mail Coadi, Of a box of
jewellery. From the evidence which appeared against
them, they were committed for further examination.
An old milk woman'cliarg-ed her son with frequent-
ly beating her in a cruel manner, without any pro-
vocation : the Magistrates were for sendint, him to
f,.ea, which the mother begged might not bt'e dune
hoviever he was held to bail to answer for the as-
sault at the Quarter Sessions.

Yesterday, at Marlborough-street, a Private in the
Ist Regiment of Foot Guards was committed for
trial, for stealing from the servant of a Gentleman :t
301. Bank 'note. The Prisoner was intrusted with
the Prosecutor's property.
On Saturday last Mr. SCOTLAND, Coach-maker,
in Long-alley, Moorfieids, who has for souse time
been in a melancholy state of mind, in the absence
of his nurse threw himself from a two pair of stairs
window, and was so much brui'sed as to lie without
hopes of recovery. •
Yesterday an Inquisition was taken on the body
of a widow, who lived as house-keeper in Mr. SAu-
LIM'S family, in Coleman-street, whose clothes, our
Sunday night, caught fire from a candle, which
scorched her so much, that she died in great agony
the following afternoon.---Verdia, Accidental Deaih.
She has left six children.

lIAR D lIARRIS, of No. 4, Martjett-court, Bow-street; and Publsshcd b) WILLIAM ARMICIRR Sc*IPYS, of South Molt
t, NO, 112 Stralid j whore Aft ettisemeof Orders- for the Paper, Letters for tile Editor, &c. (post-puid),