The Sun.
London, England, 1803-12-19 00:00:00

Wm. Levcridge, of-Slactreditch, cibinet.maktr, tee. 2e, 31,
at ten, and Jan. 28, at twelve;-at—Guildliall. attorney,
M. Hudson, S.Vitikworth.bnildings..City.44l4.
Henry Groves,, of Merthyrtidvil, olatuoggaiishire,
keeper, I an. .3, 4,' and'2B;•:Weleven,"fifthe
Inn, Cardilf. Attotines, Ides-in:Wood and Son, Cardiff;
or Messrs. Price and. Williams, Lincolp's.lnn. • •
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DIPID NDS.
jan. 6. ilettchan, of Livgrpoal,-dealer in muslin, at six,
at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
jan. 7. S. Motielfi of Vieet.lstreet, tailor, at ten, at Guild-
hall. • •
Feb. 3. R. King Thomas, late of h vesham, Worcestershire,
mercer, at eleven, at the'Crowninn„. Evesham.
Jan. 14. I'. Mitchell, of Hattop-Court, Threadneedle.
street, merchant, at one at Guildhall.
lan. 17. j . Clarke, of Shoe-lane, carpenter, at ten, at
Guildhall.
Jan. 14. john Lemmon, of Saffron Walden, Essex, seeds.
man, at ten, at Guildhall.
Jan. §. C. Pratt, of Cambridge, hair-dresser, at ten, at the
Rose-Inn, Cambridge.
Jan. 26. W. Rears•lo the elder. R. Ileatten, Beitscin, and
• W. Beatton 'the younger, now or late ot. Masborouch,
Yorkshire, chemists, at eleven, az .the Red Lion. Inn,
Rotherham.
Jan. 27. T. Johnson •and -C. Johnson, late of Newcastle-
upon.l'yne, linen.drapers: at eleven, at the Shakespear
Tavern, Novcastle.upon-Tyne.
Jan.
7. G. Miller, late of Uodmin, Corm:Vali, vinter, at
eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Bodmin. ; - •
CERTIFICATE'S. ' -

an'. 7. I Croke; of Itlorgan's-lane, Southtirark, salesman.
1. Curtis and It Pitt eti.utigate:l-141,. oil and
colour.TheNhants.
P. Ilogu, of White. Friars. buildef.
*Huason, Devorighire-iquare,rtnethant.
It: Sayler,. !areal ilasniglial I-start, uttpctlant...
K. Etnery, of Great Barr, Stallbrashire,,rottltster.
Yendole, West.Mikaton, Somkrietsltlre, rnealtnan.
1:;) Teesdale- the younger, of Boston; 'Lincolnshire, iner
• chant.
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PUBLiC.OFFICE, BOW-STREET.

FRIDAY a case CATIIe on to he heard ,I)Jore Mr.
Bost) and Sire W. Pikmtitis,. the Sitting Magi-
strates, which was itleonsitlerable importance to all
engaged in a partnetship: . 4

7oseth Nunn cvaccharged with felodiously
ing a post-chaise and. four. horses,. the propetty df
Samuel Gardiner,. of 1116 W I:lite Horse tiveryStahlew
in Windmill-street, Hay.market,.ilvapptareti from,'
the evidence, that a 'chaise and four Was Ordered to'
beat Brunet's Hotel, in Leicesterlitiusre, carly:oni.
Friday morning, the zd instamT'and two Gentle:,
men went 'with, it to the. White iSwan Inn, 'at.
, Streatham, in Surrey, where' they, 'arrived about lant
• o'clock,, and 'while the dr i veis wereirefreshing them."
selves in the house, the Prisoner, and-another
mounted the' horses and drove‘offAfull speed ;. the
Prisoner, at the time he was• grtitig off, threw
letter to the ostler belonging ito.the yard, Which
was diretled to the Prosecutotvand the contents
:•were, that the Prisoner had taken possession.'of•the
chaise and horses, and should detain :them-till the
Prosecutor 'settled • their partnership account. - A
chaise answering the description or-that rode off
withby .the rrisoner, was
.taketrititOachmaker'S
. in Kent-street, in the Borough; with the name and
part of the address erased from the doors, and in.
strations were; :given to the CoachruSer to erase,
' the whole Of 'the., litters • ' whicli,wds done. The
Prisoner abicanding, and the, 'Br4ecutot not ac.
knowledging him as' a, partner, uffdred)a 4cward fur
his apprehension.'
Mr. KNAPi',attended for the Prisetier ; 'and frm
a variety .of questions put by him to, the Witnesses,
and other evidence, it appeared' thit articles of
partnership did exist between the Pro4ecutor and
Prisoner, although positively denied by .the Prose.'
cittor.'. The Prisoner nM t eing able to gain a set-
tleinent of the 'ace•ounts, applied to an eminent
Pleader for advice‘ who being-of opinion that-she
business was not of importance enough to risk a Suit
in Chancery, advised the Prisoner to t..o.ce posses-
sion of part of the property, 'Wherever he could
find it, and-he laid- the scheme td fide off with the.
chaise, with which he was charged ; he like Wise
contrived the
,same day, to ride off with another
chaise from Eitharn in Kent, •
A great deal of altercation tookisltee on the sub.jell:. Counsel on toth sides were' heard. at length.
The result was, that it was agreed to refer the
whole business Co a Gentleman in the

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As the Rev. Mr.. and-.Mrs`. Wen REli Woe sitting
in their parlour at Batitealton Parsonage, Sorrier.er,
about eight o'clock in the evening of the .zist uit.
there came on a•hail. storm, attended with lightning,
when instantly the window shutters burst-open ;
, the window was shattered to pieces, and ttvo state
stones were driven into the, apartment. It 'appears
that the lunise liadheen struck . In three. direttioni,
RaitOVest, • anti South. It was totally ;tripped of
the thatch, -some of which was carried!by the
knee of the wind to a very great distanee. Twelve
, out of fifteen windows which were its the house,
were literally shivered to atoms ' - and,.the lightning
melted the lead in one of the chamber windows.—
The roofs of. a barn, stable, and .many other-out-
houses, were blown in and destroyed. The roof of
the church was slightly struck. Many trees were
routed up and carried to some distance. One large
applt-tree was thrown to the distance of 44 leer.
Providentially no lives were lost or injured. The
lightning continued very vivid, with little inter.
mission, the whole night. Such a tornado has not
.been witnessed in that neighbourhood.by the oldest
person living, -But it is somewhat singular, that
just one hundred yeatt within six days frormthis
date,- there was it. violent storm in Somersetahire:
for .No.Vember 27, 1703, Bishop KIDDER 3nti his
Lady were. at prayers in their chamber in the Palace
of Wells, when one of the chimnieh. driven down
by the fury of the blast, fell through the roof of the
apartment where, they, were, and buried them in the
ruins.

MARRIED.
On Saturday last, at st. Mary-le-bone Churn, john
icon of the Rcv. Chancellor Hullinghery, to
Miss tharlton. eldest daughter of the late St. juhn Charl-
ton. Esq. of Apley Castle. in the. County of Salop.
On Saturday Ow loth lust, at Whitedrapel Church, join:
Smith, of .Prest.ott-street, ,Gooduian's-fields, to Miss Antic
Sheldon, of the 3411,11 C place.