The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-03 00:00:00

DIPMENDS.

March jo. John Rawson, late of Leicester, hatter and hosier,
at three, at the Three Cranes Inn, Leicester.
zs. -James White and Tonas Fish the younger, of
Deviies, clothiers, at eleven, at the Bush-Tavern, Bristol.
March 25. Samuel Choke the younger, of Nlarlborough,
• clothier, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.
March 24. Richard Beam-nom and Stephen Vickerman, of
Healey-Butts, Yorkshire, 'clothie;..s, at ten. az the P4rak--.
Horse I nn, Huddersfield. -
March 24. Williurn Beaumont, late of Healey-Butts,
Yorkshire, clothier, at ten, at the Pack-Horse Inn, Ilud-

dersfield. •
April 3. James Partington, of Fen-court, Fenchurch-
street, merchant, at' twelve, at Guildhall. :.
May Jo. Thomas Bolas, of the Temple, and john. Robson
of Crutched-Friars, coat-faelors, nt eleven, arGuildhall.
May I. James Johnston, of St. James, brewer, at one, at
Guildhall.
May to. Thomas Bowness and George Padmore, of Wim-
bledon, calico-primers, at eleven, at Guiltthall.
March 6. John Caspar Hartsinck, Julius Hutchinson, and
William Playfair, -of Combill, bankers, at twelve, at

Guildhall.
May r. john Williams, now or late of Abingdon, Berks,
currier, at one, at Guildhall. ,
March 27. Shields Lcgg, -late. of Pottsca, shricsnaker, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
April 5. John E met; of Hodder within ,Aighton,
,Lanca-
shire, cotton-spinner, at one; at the Bull Inn, Preston.
CERTIFICATES. -
March t 3. Henry Nathan, late Sheerness, slopseller.
Tames Marsh, of ShAl-Thames, shipwright.
William Roberts, late of Oswestry, Salop, shopkeeper.
William Tzod, of Lamb-street; S Fields-Market, baker.
William Smart, late of Vigo-lane, carpenter-.

MANSION-HOUSE, MARCH Barneky,
who said he was:a porter, was charged before the
Lord Mayor, by two City Officers, wick- having a
basket of raw coffee in his possession, supposed to
be stolen-. Barneby said he was recoannended by_
a woman to carry it to Charles-street, Grosvenor-
square, but did not know %silo it belonged to.
Several new silk handkerchiefs were found upon
him, which We said were his; own. He_ was con-
vided in forty shillings penalty, upon the Bumboat
or to he committed to prison for three, months ;
which fine he paid directly--hut his• handkerchiefs.
were not returned him, till he should produce the
person he bought them of.
Our Readers will probably recolleei an assault
committed 4 considerable time ago on the body of a
person in Chiswell-strcet, attended with Circum-
stances of the most barbarons cruelty. The unfortu.
nate sufferer was conveyed to Bartholomew's Hospital
without hopes of recovery, and has'languished since.
in much pain and misery. Five persons were appre-
hended, on suspicion of being concerned .in this atro-
cious business,. and have since been detained in cus-
tody. Yesterday they were brought before the
Lord Mayor, when the man, who is now happily
so far ,recovered as to be able to give evidence,
identified one of them. as the person who had cut
open his bowels. This being_ corioborated by the
testimony of an accomplice, they were all conveyed
to 1*o:ton-Garden Office, in which district the crime
Was committed. They underwent an examination,
and were remanded for a further hearing.

A large stock of grain, five cows; and various
implements of husbandry, together with the dwell.
ing, -an opulent farmer at Budworth, in
Cheshire, were on Sunday se'nnight destroyed by
accidental fire.