The Sun.
London, England, 1828-05-19 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DlARY.—Tunsoav' Mkt' .20.----At the Court of
Commission ll ers, asinghall.street.
Darby, 4V., Edgware-road, builder
Davie, J., Camberwell, coal-merchant
Edmonds, T., Steyning, umber-merchant
Featherstone and Nevill, Adam-court, merchant.; ..-...
Fenn, P., Hyde-street, bill-broker lO
Frame, \V.. Jones-street, bootmaker ll
Germain, T., Drurv-lane, baker lO
Gibbon. J., Commercial-road, mast-maker ll
Gill, J., Long Acre, picture.dealer
Goudge, A., Spital-square, paviour
Harker, J., Bond-street, jeweller
Hartshorne, A., Eastikm-street, dealer
Henderson. W., Blarkfriars.road, oilman IL
Hennell, F., Potton, draper
Johnson, P., St. Mary Axe, money-scrivener
Marshman, 8., Castle-street, draper 1
Masson, W., Queen-street, merchant lO
Mayne, 11., Copthall-buildings, merchant
Morris, W., Rotherham, potter 9
Paragreen, J , Tottenham-court-road, baker 7
parsons, J., Fulham-road, upholsterer ll
Pate, M., Benett-street, tailor H
Pepper, .1.. ('hipping Barnet, innkeeper
Powell, J., Bishopsgate-street
11
Putland, K, Peckham, coal-merchant ll
Ridley, W., Hatton-garden, carpet-dealer
Stein, J., East Smithfield, rectifier I 1
1,1
Stevens, G., Islington, victualler
Taylor, 8., Berwick street, victualler
Town, W., Brighton, linen-draper ll
Troughton and Co., 'Wood-street, Milkmen lO
Ward, IL, Berners.street, merchant ll
Warington, \V., Shadwell, brewer ll
Wetherell, J. Lichfield-street, bricklayer ll
Wood, G., Manchester,tailori ....---r-r------- ....................—.. 9
Woodfield, T., Moorfields,dealer.......--,.- ...._____-- 9
Young, J., Whitechapel, coach.builder —..,..—..—........-........... 1

COUNTRY DIARY.—W"`""t. MAI 21.
Atkinson, S., Liverpool—Clarendon, Liverpool
Coupland, J., Liverpool—Clarendon, Liverpool
Clayton, J. Illottrani-iii-Longiendale—Red Lion inn,

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Elliot, E., Garlisle—Lion and Lamb, Carlisle ll
liandcoeG, J., Exeter—Half Moon, Exeter ll
Llobbins R., t heltenham—George, Cheltenham 4
Hodgson', G., Sheffield—George, Sheffield
Llewellyn, T., Bridge od , G larnorganshire—Bear inn,
Cowbridge
Tayler, H., Leninin.ter—Bell, Worcester
Ward, G., Birmingham—Royal hotel, Birmingham .... , 10
Young, J. and W., Bristol—Commercial rooms, Bri,tol
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INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO RE DISCHARGED,
Petitions to be heard at Portugal street, Lincoln's-inn.tields,
May 24, at Nine.
Johnson, Thomas, Hoxton, cabinet-maker
Merchant, Henry, Fleet.market, labourer
Patrick, Samuel, Houndeditch, clothes-dealer
Restoriek, William, Seven Dials, baker
Scott, John, Huddersfield, wooLitapler
Till, John, Lisson.grove, stage-coach.mast,r

The last quarter of the Marquis CAAIDEN'S
npublic was paid a few days ago, which
completes eleventh year since his Lordship has paid his
receipts beyond the regulated salary' 10c otr ibtit-paann thed t o
e in the
Teller of the Exchequer, to tho public service. That sum
his amounted in eleven years to 100,1561. 3s. •f 2.1. His
Lordship also contributed before the peace of Paris
43,407/. Os. 7d., amounting in all to the sum of
143,563/. Sri. 9d. This noble specimen of public honour
seems destined to be as unparalleled as it is munificent.

WILLIAM CORDER.—AIt idle rumour Sl'itS
in circulation last week, that thiq wan had attempted to
escape from the gaol here; a report entirely unfounded, ak
his conduct is perfectly peaceable and orderly. we find
that it was a cousin of lip's. Coanvit, who recovered 500/.
in a Court of Law from a gentleman for a breach of pro_
mist of marriage. We are requested,
011 the part of the
bank concerned, to correct a leis-statement in our last, re-
returnedueek,. spectiug the payment of the 931., which Coaor.n. obtained
on a forged cheque : the facts, it seems, are these :—..-3im
ComoTr. having learnt at. Polstead the manner in which her
husband had obtained the money, waited on the Messrs.
as
or threeshe
ALExANDEa, at liadleigh, and promised
which would
be pay the
i,e in amount a
fortnightas
to London,Not a word, it is stated,
was said about a compromise ; but would not the accept-
ance of the money amount to an abandonment of the olarr
of forgery?.wSufTol.4 "craw,