The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-24 00:00:00

DIP W4NDS.

Nov. 27. Henry Wilkinson, late of Eilliter:Jane, London,
merchant, at eleven; at Guildhall-.
Nov. 7. George Pasmore, of Kensington, Middlesex, sta-
tioner, ht ten, at Guildhall, London.
Oct. 17. Peter Rogers, of Warrington, Lancashire, dealer, at
three, at the Star Inn, Deansgate, Manchester.
Oct; 26. William Johnston, of Whitehaven, Cumberland,
mercer and woollen-draper. at eleven, at the liguse of Ed-
ward'llivntin; innholder, Whitehaven.
mt. 13. William Monk, late of the Strand, truss-maker, at
ten, at- Guildhall. London. •
Oct. 59,. John Gould, of Harrington, .Worcestershire, paper,
manufacturer, at eleven, at :he Crown Inn, Eveshsin.
Oct. 16. Roger Rowe, of EXeter, linen-draper, at ten, at
Ilse Half-Moon Inn, Exeter.

• CERTIP:ICATES,
Os., 13. Henry Jackson, of Mincing-lane, London, mer-
chao.
William Maefar►ane,;of Canada Wharf, Rotherld Me, Surrey,

merchant. • A
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William Porteous, of. Chippeftham, Wiltshire, cOal.mer-

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chant. • ,
Rocinord C ranke. of York-place, Portman-square, Mid-
-(ll6ex, milltri •

NEW JWMNEY, Syrr. 19.

MONOAT last a very laughable.circumstance•hap.
pened at this place. A. Getieeman. travelling i.long
the Coast, from Margate, to Sussex, t‘ .hen he had ,
passed Dynefatireh, got Out of his carriage and tt.Q
his servant to drive to the New Inn, in Romney.,
where he was to stop till his master's arrival, as he
wished to walk
.along the Coast by the When
he approached to a fish.house near Romney., the man,
who is authorized by •the Corporation 0) step all
suspicious persons, seeing the Gzntleman take out
his pocket.book, and making ofiservationS, asking
she man for a glass of brandy and water, fOr
he gave him a shilling, Accosted him thus You,
are a Spy, Sir,
,and I must take you hefore the
Mayor of • Romneyi"—To which the Gentleman:
answered, he had no ohj-dion ; and the fisherman.
Onduded him .to the May,,r on the grounds of his.
suspicion. Upon his being introduced to the Mayor,.
he soon c.ohliiketl his -Wor.:iip that he was no Spy,
and told him 'if lie "would search the'red hook Le
would: See that his,namewas JACKSON ;' he was well'
known to Sir EDWARD KNATCUSULAL, Bart. Mr.
fiArrim, and Many other Gentleinen in this Conn.
,ty, and that he.wai Dean of Christ Church, in Ox-
ford, which his servant, also attested; The Dar
'at last seemrd very well pleased with the fisherman's
simplicity, and the Mayor's adivity in the execu.
don of his duty, and he was soon set at liberty to
pursue his journey. to Hastings and Brighton.

al 'Monday one man was severely, and two others
slightly, wounded, by.. the firing of a gun from a
ship in Sunderland harbour, the tompion, by vnis,
take, being left in. A boy, on board another ship
was blown overboard, and very much singed with
gunpowder. These Mils took place in conse..
(pence of a sailor's wedding.
. _ .

A few days ago another dreadful accident occur-
red from the incautious handling of fire.arms. A
fowling piece haVirt been left loaded' in the ,garden
of Mr. Hoekland, ot Shaftesbury, while he went to
speak to a rrson in the house, a boy took it up;
and presenting it at a servant girl, discharged the
whole+ ot the-contents in her fade, by 'which both
eyes wete shot out, and she was otherwise lacerated
in such a dreadful .manner, that no hopes are enter.
rained of her recovery.

A hair.dresser named Barber, was on 'Friday
cnmmitied from the 131):itechapel Office to Nev.,:.
gate, for defrauding a Gentleman of a 4.01. note,
givenl to him for the, purpose of getting changed.
The fellow, on receiving ttie money, set off to Nar.
wick on a tour of pleasure,, and in three weeks re-
turned home pennyless.