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

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DIARY...--Tuasnar, Mai' 6.--At the Court of
Commissioners, Basinghall-street.
Barham J., Bread-street, lace-dealer
'Bonand, J., Distaff.lane, wine-merchant ll
Burgin, G., Eton, Bucks, currier II
Dibden, J., Camden-town, victualler
Dowell, G. Walworth, auctioneer lO
Dunn.:W.;Newington, cottin-maker 1
Gill, J., Long-acre, picture-dealer lO
Hall, S., Mile-end, chandler 1
Harding, R., Newington, grocer • 11
Hig,gs and Co., Pimlico, brewers
Holland, J., liptou, victualler
Hunter_ R., Aldgate, oilman l2
Ince, C., Craven-street, merchant. • ' ll
Keogh, G., Cornhill, accountant lO
Kerby, E., Staftbrd-street, bookseller ll
Meybruch, F., Cavendish-street, tailor
Mitchell, J., Kent-street, victualler ' 2
Packwood, G., Southwark, shoe-manufacturer ll
Parker, W.. Oxford-street, ironmonger
Pulley, H , Bedford, draper 1
Richardson, D., Charing-cross, watch-maker • 9
Ricktt, H., Carthusian-street, victualler ll
Robinson, J., Clare-street, draper
Salt, W., Bishopsgate, oilman ' 10
Steppen, E., Newman-street, music-seller
Stevens and Co., Whiteornbe-street, brewers ll
Sykes and Co., BucklersburV, warehousemen l2
Wardle,' R. Pimlico, carpenter lO
Watkins, W.,•Long Acre coack.plater ... ................
Weatherley, R.,' Newcastle, mariner ll
West and Co.; Golden-square, tailors
Wilkinson,. J., Castle.street, jeweller .. lO
Winn J., Chalford, clothier
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Wisedill, W., Friday-street, ironmonger ll

COUNTRY DIARY..—TVESDAY, MAY 6.
Archer, C., Tewkesbury—Hop-pole, Tewkesbury le
Astley, J., Liverpool—Clarendon, Liverpool
Boscow J., Stockport—Palace, Manchester
Eden, J., Wotton-under-Edge—Castle, Bath a
Frost. W., Abergavenny—White Lion, Bristol l2
Hargreaves and Co.' Bacup—Bull, Burnley l2
Hetherington, R., Macclesfield—White's, Manchester 1
,Higgins and Co., Norwich—Swan, Norwich
'Elision, W., Bath—White Hart, Bath ll
May and Co., Deal—Guildhall, Canterbury
Porrell, W., Wetherby, Yorkshire—Hattersley's hotel,

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Harrowgate 6
Powell, W., Wetherby,, Yorkshire—Hattersley's hotel,
Harrowgate
Weston, J., Chudleigh—New London, Exeter ll

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 7.
Bailey, J., Salford—Bridge inn, Bolton-le-Moors 9
Dickins and Co., Plymouth—Royal hotel, Plymouth ... .....
Gibson, W., Liverpool—Clarendon, Liverpool 2
Gibson, W., Scarbrough—Bell, Scarbrough
Grimshaw, J., Manchester—White's, Manchester 1
Holt, C., Coventry—King's Head, Coventry a
Hoyle, 'l'., Lee Mill, Hosendale— George and Dragon inn,
Bacup
Humby, J., Old Alresford—Swan New Alresford
Mortimer, J. and W., Birstal, 'Yorkshire—Court-house,
Leeds ll
Statlbrd, T., Exeter—Globe, Exeter ll
Sutcliffe, IL, Manchester—White's, Manchester 9
Webster, and Co., Bolton—Swan, Bolton ll
Wheeldon, 8., Manchester—Star, Manchester 9
Winkles, T., Coventry--,Craven Arms, Coventry ll

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.

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THURSDAY, MAY I.... Arrived the Tigress, Sherriff,
from Calcutta, with sugar, &c. ; Sovereign, Kegg, from
Isle of Man, with flour.
CLEARED OUTWARDS.—FIorida, Tinkham, for New
York ; Ann Paley, Neale, for Lisbon ; Mary Ann, Kemp,
for Genoa ; Mary and Eliza, Davie•, for Pernambuco;
Harmony, Penrice, for Newfoundland and New Bruns-
wick ; Helen, Upham, for Hamburgh ; Perfect, Prince,
for Charleston..

FainAy, May 2.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Dol-
phin (steamer), Smithett, from Dublin, with the mail;
Fame, Mordie, from Glasgow, with sundries.
CLEARED 0 UTWA UDS. —The Jange Rente, Ilulaman,
for Antwerp ; Pomona, Highat; for Bombay ; Perfect.,
Prince, for Charleston ; General Brown, Sharp, for ditto ;
Enterprise, Lowrie, for Elsineur ; Cherub, Winder, for
ditto; Britannia, Hamilton, for Narva; Harriet, Colburn,
for Newfoundland.

Telegraph Office, Friday.

Wind at Holyhead this morning 3. 5.F.., light breeie.—
Passed Holyhead, outward bound, No. 235, the Florida,
packet-ship, for New-York.
SAT URDAY, MAX 3.--High water 27 min. past one
o'clock. Wind S.S.E.,
CLEARED OCITIVA RDS. —The Thomas Halliburton,
Kelly, for Africa ; Bridget, Matthew, for ditto ; William
Russel, English, for Bahia; Arnold Mellas, Dewson, for
Boston ; Chieftain, Blair, for Calcutta ; Richard Doot,
for Elbing ; Suffolk, Miltimore, for Havannah ; Jahn
Welch, WoOdhouse,-for Jamaica ; Brothers, Ferguson, for
Monti sal ; Agnes Wood, Metcalfe, tin Newfoundland ;
Bolivar, Crosby, for New Orleans; St. George, Taub-
man, for New York ; May, Maloney, for Port-au-Prince ;
Union, Burn, for Providence, A.S. ; Comet, M'Pherson,
for Riga ; Jessie, Melroy, for Quebec ; Sir Walter Scott,
Brown, for Rio Janeiro ; Vandalla, Friedlandt, for Rostock.
Telegraph Office, Saturday,
Passed Holyhead, outward bound, No. 215, Perfect, for
Charleston.

Mr. Justice WARREN iS still confined at
Dolgelly.
The annual expenditure of tho Corporation of
the city of London in feasting amounts to about 12,9001.
This, we believe, is twice as much as the salary paid the
PRESIDENT of the United States.
An immense fragment of Holyhead moun-
tain, near a part called Gogart, fell a few days ago, and
nearly reached the sea. By its measurement, it is supposed
to weigh some thousands of tons.--Salopian Journal.
On Monday a woman who resided in the
Canongate, in apprehension of a beating from her husband,
leaped over a window three stories high, but was not
much injured.—Caledonian Mercury.
MENDICITY SOCIETY.—The Annual Meet-
ing of the Members of this most laudable and excellent
Society took place on Saturday.
.The report presented on
the occasion displayed theinfinity of good which had been
rendered, as well by the exposure of imposture as the ad-
ministratioa of relief to deserving objects ; but .we regret
to say that the funds have fallen off very considerably. An
appeal to the correct feelingS of the public upon this sub-
ject, cannot possibly be made in vain. Lord BFxLEY was
in the Chair, to whom and to the Secretary, sincere thanks
were voted.
On Monday a Meeting of the Delegates of
upwards of twenty Benefit Societies was held at the White
Lion Tavern, Gosport, to receive the report of the indivi-
duals who had been delegated to present their petitions
against Mr. CountENAY's Bill, to such Members of Par-
liament as should be found willing to support them. The
Delegates, Messrs. NAG', and Bit,a rtcuattn, spoke in eulogy
of the kindness of Mr. PEEL, Mr. BROUGHAM, Mr. C.
PM's; and Mr. F. BARING, who pledged themselves to
oppose the Bill, unless greatly modified. The Delegates
oiorenr,
were complimented on their exertions.
Since our last the hat of Dr. JOHNSON, the
physician at Pewsbgry, respecting whose mysterious dis-
frombethenat
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ri,vewr,ebufutrnniositibeidngsoria:
apileruars,
transpired to throw any additional light onsotanhtibielegyirtdrutalaiinueyscaphitlaatsit.
although the strictest search has been made and the river
dragged for miles. The public miroidneo nsti
liYth a strict injunc-
tiontated in consequence of the unfortunate gentleman's loss,
which will be severely felt by the inhabitants of the sur-
rounding neighbourhood, and especially
classes.—Leeds otelligenew.
having met with some corn-
SPIQULAR SUlClDE,—obfeepn
ABRAH AM BAILEY, a boy about eleven yearstiouf,ague,ndderorwtnim.:
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beak ;
panions an his return and loitered on the road till near
eleven o'clock, he was found fault with for his disobedience
and negligence. In reply to this he said, "he would not
stand it, he would go drown himself," which singular re-:
solution the lad put into execution with Out further besita-
tion, intelliyencer.