The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-03 00:00:00

SECOND EDIIOI4.
Cloch
SUN-OFFICE, Seven o'
THE LONDON GAZEO

THIS EVENING.

DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENC3*O.Street,
WILLIAM SHORT, cabinet-maker, genrie
13runswick-square. li
ALEXANDER BOWEN HOPKINS and P-11-
110
GESS, tobacconists, Commercial-place, City-road.
JOHN WAR WICK, wine-dealer, St. Alban's.
ojer
BANKRUPTS.
WILLIAM CORP, carpenter, 'Power-street,to suprrot°(
Sept. 11, at eleven, and Oct. 15, at half-past one, at the' 011'
Bankruptcy. Newbon, Doctor's-commons; Carman'
bury, official assignee.
,0t
GEORGE PRICE, twist-net-manufacturer, Sneillol
tinghainshire, Sept. 13, and Oct. 15, at eleven, at the,gotto
Horse Inn, Nottingham. Fearnhead and Campbell,
ham; Johnson and Weatherall, Temple, London.
GEORGE WIGHTMAN, victualler, Manchester, -cod
and Oct. 15, at ten, at the Commissioners'-rooms, Man
Bower, Chancery-lane; Owen and Gill, ManchestAr. oft
A
Inn,
nNs,
SheffieId.LLBENJAMIN3Bt
Chilton,
t scpa ka
niwncigenr-emy....al laeinurecf acturer, 1-101%ei
Derbyshire, Sept. 30, and Oct. 15, at twelve, at the C°vat,r6elt
19, and Oct. 15, at twelve, at the Old S;hhaCinplta:Hki3oe;tiegClhthtgirr
Bennett, Brighton ; Dax and Bicknell, Lincoln's Inn,
A MOST HORRIBLE MURDER
WANTAGE.

(To the Editor of the Christian Advocate., eto
bet° d
Dear Sir,—This morning (Saturday)
six and seven o'clock, a murder of the reaalnil:rlir,
kind was discovered at the White Hart :or
house in this town. A little boy, son-ia"11,,,,0
Ann Pullin, landlady of the White Hart, came '7 0,
stairs, and was about to open the windoWshslfit oo° fp
when he discovered his mother lying on the -
with her head severed from her bod The
swas lyhionugldreterasr
ttoblle,arfdeset,tohpepodsiotoerthe%e-Pisar`o"'l,lo
the An a et'
given, and constables were despatched to d •
combe, a village about two miles distant; and
young man named George King, of Cutnner'
was employed in bean-cutting, was arrested.
Seven, p. rn.—l am just returned from °Lid
quest; and, after a very patient and Pert-Or
investigation by a most respectable Jury, ,t—ni the
roner committed the prisoner to the custoay .nors
constable for the night, and was about to au); is,
the Court till to-morrow morning when the c° -;il'
ble brought back the prisoner, saying he col the
ling to confess who it was that comnlitte-t hat
dreadful deed ; that he was not the person, he-filial
he knew who was the murderer. The Corona
said he would take the confession in private' id
the Court was adjourned. The whole town apd
neighbourhood, are in the utmost confusion
alarm. of
If I 1 - tittle f!

learn the nature of the confession in; toil
to-morrow's post you shall hear.—lnterim, 1 r

yours, most respectfully,
WILLIAM GLANVILLE, Baptist Minister'
Vantage, Saturday, Aug. 31st, 1833.
Lord's-day, Sept. lst, 4' r. iftf,
frolm'hlle parrmisoenyetroKwinagnthaagsec,ohnefemsseetdwitthhata, noinar,"liiPolrleta;
Ned Grant, and went with him to the Whitertletr'
that Grant went in and called for a pint °:.,19r tie
and he (prisoner) stood at the door • end, 811bill‘
ing there about five minutes, he door;
011;10°
fall, and went in and saw the head was stoic" 10
tdhearte
dG,rlaonmt a pushed
purse h i
and
dback and g/1" o°'
the body, and the blood spouting about cLfi dilli,
%tvhae urllms
;
sixpence, and swore that if he split he w°u.ici,
der him the first time that he met with ha—
roved'
Grant then left for the village of Sparsheit'
The country has been scoured for relies
and no such person as Grant has been f°ll-„,11111
heard of. Excuse haste; having had to -
three services already -d • bout t°
to ay, and being a
off to preach in a village, I am prevented he or
larging. The inquest is still holding.P The ,
dered woman was a poor defenceless widegi',„,jo;
P.S. The head was severed
from the e °
one stroke with a large bean-hook. The w-P
the neck was cut through. shillingstoor