The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-25 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

Feb. zB. A. Thomson and BaYth. White, late of Bow-lane,
wholesale hosiers, at ten, at Guildhall.
March 8. P. Mills, late of Hereford, butcher, at eleven, at
.the Buothall Inn Hereford.
Feb. 18. j. Wigfield the younger, of Northallerton, York—
shire, mercer, at eleven, at the Unicorn Inn, Ripen.
Feb. 4. j. Nesbitt, E. Stewart, and J. Nesbitt the younger,
of Akicrinanbury, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Feb. 28 t. Gibbs, of Wrotharn, Kent, corn-chandler, at
one, at Cuildhall, London.
Marc]: 1. R. Sykes, of Cheapside, linen-draper, at ten, at
Guildhall.
Feb. Is.. j. Tatlock, of Finch-lane, broker, at twelve, at
Ueildhall.
Feb. 1.3. R. Smith. of Bradford, Wilts, viClualler, at one,
• a...• the New Bear I Ilk, Bradford,
Feb. 17. A. Worboys and T. Sydes, of Birmingham, sword-
cutlers, at eleven, at Freeth's Coffee-house, Birmingham.
Feb. 14. S. Gill&d, of Exeter, dyer, at ten, at Guildhall,
London.
Feb'. is: J. West, of Long-acre,. coach-maker, at ten, at
Feb. a 4. W. Entwistle, late of Entwistle,. Lancashire, cot-
ton-manufaduter, at eleven, at the Wheat-Sheaf, in Edg-
wonh.
Feb. Is. N. Noble, of Bernier, Cumberland, dealer, at the
George Inn, Penrith.
March i. W. Webster, of Fore-street, linen-draper, at ten,

at Guildhall.
Feb. 20. Elia. Fearhead, late of Tunstal, Suffolk, grocer,
at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Woodbridge.
Feb. 25. f.Wilde, I .Wattr., and Body, of Upper Thames-
street, wholesale grocers, at ten, at Guildhall.

'CERTIFICATES.

Feb. t 4. R. KOlick, Lite Of Blackfriar's-road, chaise-maker.
R. Hattersley, of Doncaster. grocer.'
P. D. Van Dyck, A.-. . G. Leuven, and W. Adriaen de
Gruiter Vink, late of the Circus, Minories, merchants.
1. Janson, of Blackburn, Lancashire, cotron-manutadure•

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ought for the tumour or freedom, or for Coni
tutiun of his Couiary. As to the Defendant, it he
had been guilty of any fault, it was that he did rot
go far enough ; he ought to have dragged him before
a Magistrate, to he punished for his folly and
wickedness. As the Law stood, lie was bound to
tell the Jury, they could not it) otherwise than find
a verdid against Wood, and if they could find any
coin less than a farthing, they would give it to the
Plaintiff as damages.
The Foreman of tie Jury, in delivering their ver-
dict, expressed their regret that they were obliged
to give him any damages; as they must, they gave
him One Farthiftv.
The Learned Judge informed Mr. Stuart, who,
was in Court, that he might take his farthing and
his character out of Court with him, and get rid of
them as soon as he could.

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS will be a pretty
breakfast for whoever gets the first drawn Ticket
next Saturday; but should the holder of a Ticket
miss the breakfast, he may get Twenty Thousand
Pound; for dinner ; fot there are two Twenty Thou-
sand Pound • Prizes : one that must be drawn the.
first Ticket on Saturday, and the other, in all pro.
bability, soon after.—At present Lottery Tickets,
are moderate in price, considering the richness of'
the Wheel ; bur we presume they will rise consi.
derably before Saturday next.

SHIP NEWS:

GRAVESEND, JAN.

Passed by—the justiatia, Rook, and the Duke of Kent,
White, from Malta.
Sailed- the Albion, Antrobus, for Jamaica ; Mount Royal,
Durrel, for Gibraltar ; 114artita, Lewington, for Dublin ;
Mentzell, and the Elizabeth, Anderson, for Ew)den.