The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-25 00:00:00

INSOL TENT DEBTORS' COURT'

The Matter of the Petitions and Schedules of the Pristter;
hereirAPLer named (the same having been filed in the C°:,;l,,
are "41' pointed to be heard at the Court-house, in porttli,
str et.:t, Lincoln's Inn-fields, on Wednesday, Sept. 30, I
r.At Nine o'clock in the Forenoon.
'-,al-)ey, J., Bevenden-street, Hoxton, journeyman hatter.
r.raggs, J. J., Perry-street, Somers-town, merchant's clerk.. , et.
, Piper, C. L , Union Cottage, Conduit-fields, Bayswater, cal°
maker.

Christmas, J., Dorset-street, Commercial-road East, hal,-Inal=er y,
Wallington, C., Brook-street, ,Lambeth, Lieutenants un 1104 a
Royal Navy.

Thursday afternoon a serious accident occurred t°
a gentleman who had. just landed from a vessel in St.
therine's Dock. Ho had placed his luggage in a bacloec
coach, and piled it up on the front seat, occupying hialsevi
the back one. On going up Holborn-b.ill a large and be 4
box, which wr,s at the top, came down with great fore
upon the ger.itleman, fracturing two of his ribs, and other
e
wise drear'ifully injuring him. He was taken out of the
coach ar,cl conveyed to the Coach and Horses public-house;
where he lies in a very precarious state. This should !),Fo
caut;,on against the indiscriminate and careless mode d r° ig
I,_tr luggage in hackney coaches. The gentleman's name
a physician, of Buffalo, in the State of New Y°r of
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THE ROBBER'S LEAP.—The neighbourhood
Honey-lane, Cheapside, the locality noted for the late log
traordinary leap of Barnes, the burglar, has bc,colue du'ibe
the last two days the scene of great inconvenience to to
tradesmen of the vicinity from the anxiety of the 'public.,,,
inspect the spot of so bold an attempt as that of a leap P*
teen feet wide over a chasm full sixty feet deep.
On the 11th of the present moon (Bth oir
the Nan-hae-been, having prayed for rain, forbade the
ing of animals for food. The butchers, however, sold tio
meat secretly. On the 12th two of them were detected
selling by the Nan-hae-peen's runners, who seized °lir
brought them before the Magistrates. They were
diately punished by twenty blows, and sentenced to 10
the collar and be publicly exposed for one month at
Hwang temple.—Canton Register.

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On the 20th inst., at GoldsborrYugh Hall, the: Lady Louisa
celles, of a son.
On the 23d inst., at Acton, Mrs. Chapman, ,of a daughte

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to,
On the 23d ins,:t., at Westerham, Kent Mr. Robert Pof
Eliza, the eldest daughter of the late M. Fleming Franc's
Westerham.
In Java last, in the island of Berr ands, Esq., of his Majesty's 30th Regiment, to Agnes Mary, only 7t.
ter of Captain Holt, paymaster to his Majesty's 75th Re„,oiroevii, 1%
On the 24th inst., at St. John': j
John's Church. Hampstead, .01, eth
D'Arcy, Esq., of Newton Abbot to El' d the
,c, Devon, solicitor, , Baker, eldest surviving daughter of the late Robert Bradford
Edward John 91,14,
same place.
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On the 24th inst. in ChaxlDIED
es-street, Berkeley-square, * e 1"
Hon. John Earl of inst.
K. G., in his 80th year. otolu
r, ,3,,,
Yorkshire, age
On the 21st ins.,
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:i 29. at Ryde, Paul Crickett, Esq., of r ,ur"
Clart4'
On the 19. th inst., Elizabeth, relict of the late C narles
terry'
Esq., Of. Dover-street, and daughter of the late Fr
.neis CO"-
Esq.) of Conduit-street, aged 55.
ria gilt° °f
On the 22d inst., at Kensington, Louisa. Attar,„ • only —l3
' the late Edward Byam, Esq., of Antigua.os;
, the tio
On the 16th inst., Mr. Stephen Williar : late °' ed 3.
ford Arms, Westminster-road, aged l•esteela a,
deeply regretted by his numerous ei- ‘6, since& ' f
na frien /%10'
cle of relating a n putts,
On the 19th-inst., at Newingo' ' I on-place, Newingt °
Elizabeth Pearson, aged 82. - • e°'
On the 2&l inst., aged 7 _a Bill, I,
rm.'. i
Barton, of Finsbury-pla, . , Ann, eldest daughter A daughter
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Je South. dang`
E.Olnl. tChelar2k2ed, iFn..sest.,
...t Brighton, Miss Emma Clarke,
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. of Dulwich, Surrey. ''.
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