The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-18 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

William Cooke, Micklehutat, Cheshire, calieo-printer,
N0v..10, at teu, at the Palace inn, Manchester.
William Mill, Fore-street, London, woollen-draper,
Nov. 7, at ten, at the Court of Commissionera,
John Sard and John Sinither, St Martin's-lane, Mid-
dlib..ex, woollen-drapers, Nov. 9.1; at eleven, at the Court
of Commissioners.

George Burgin, Eton, Buckingham, currier, Oct. 31,
at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners.

Isaac Ablett, Bueklerabury, velveteen-manufacturer, Nov.
7, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners.

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Thomas Weston, Hirwain-wharf, Earl-street, Roman
eeruent-tuanufacturer, Nov: 7, at eleven„, at. the Court of
Commissioners.

William Carpenter, Leedenhall-street, tioollen.adeaper,
Dec. 9, at tea, at the Court of Cemmissimaerts.
John Adams, Union-street, Southwark, oilman, Nov. 18,
at ten, at the Court of Commissioners.
James Gregory, Brighton, lodging-house-keeper, Nov. 7,
at eleven, at the Star inn, Lewee.
lames Taylor, Norwich, sack-manufacturer, Nov. 7, at
six, at the Offiee4llolr. John Rising Staff, Norwich.
George BurdyNWest Derby, near Liverpool, ghts4-
mannliseturer, Nov. 10, at twelve, at the Office of IL.
Leather, Liverpool.
William Daniel Goodeve, Winihorue Minster, Dorset-
shire, coinmon-brewer, Nor. '7, at twelve, at the Court of
'Cumtpisslmers.

Robert hunter, Aldgate, colourinan, Nov. 7, at one, at
the Court of Commissioners.

Thomas Holdiel, Spalding, Lincolnshire, grocer, Nov. 7,
at twelve, at the Hotel, Stamford.
William Halleivell, Sheffield, Yorkshire, builder, Nov.
1I , at two, at the office of Mr. Hardy, Sheffield.
George Axe, Stamford,,Liuecansbire, draper, Nov. 7,
at twelve, at the Hotel, Stamford.

George Hackeltoo Crowther, Frodmham, Cheshire, book.
seller, Nov. 17, at two, at the office of Mr. Wm. Bartley,
Liverpool..

CERTIFICATES—Nov. 7.
Jahn Stainton, Lincoln, bookseller.

John. Wright, Charlotte•street, Percy-street, Bedford-
square, cheeeemonger.
James Day, Quadrant,ißegent-street, woollen-draper.
Thomas Pearson and William Reeves, Savoy-street,
Shand, wine-merchants.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
John Lythgoe and Thomas Roberts, Liverpool, coopers.
Thomas Goodall and William Barron, St. Martin's-lane,
builders.

John Trapp and Benjamin Trapp, Belford, drapers.
William Coulby and William Baldwin, Nottingham,
brass-founders.

Thomas Phillips and Robert. Phillips, Broadwindsor,
Dorsetsbire, drapers.
Joseph Bennett and Thomas Hawkins, Dartmouth,
Devon, ship-owners.
Mary Byrne. and Martha Lindley, Nottingham, milliners.
Henry Bonifant and George Dexter, Newark-upon-
'Trent, Nottinghamshire, mercers.

William Copp, George Pelly Tory, onti Robert Bryant,
Tiverton, linerrlrapers.
Daniel Horton and Wm. Laird, Birkenhead, Cheshire,
boiler-makers.

Francis Buttrum and Thomas Lucock, Ipswich, Suffolk,

C. `G. Carroll and .I. F. Hogg, London, merchants.
P. Novelli and John George Bogner, Egerton, Lanca-
shire.

George and George Deane, sen. and jun., Fish-street-
hill, hardwareman.

William Downes and Thomas Trevor Lethent Holland,
Cannock, Stafford, surgeons.
John and Robert Miller, /pswicb, Suffolk, tea -dealers.
George Bingham and Joseph Turtle, Clay-Cross, Derby-
shire, bobbin-turners. • •

James Worrell Sylvester and Alfred Henry Silvester,
Chowbent, Lancashire, cotton.spinners. .
-Robert Williams, Robert Paulson, and Morgan Yeat.•
man, bankers, Dorchester Bank, Dorchester.

Hilton and Wm. Chambers, Newark• upon-Trent,
mercers.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

Andrew Smith, Carron, Falkirk, maltater, Nov. 8, at
eleven, at the Red Lion lon, Falkirk.
James Henry Paterson, Glasgow, merchant, Oct, 22,
and Nov. 6, at one, at the Eagle Inn, Glasgow.

A report appeared in some of the papers a few
mouths since, of the case of a young man of the name of
Glum:4, the son of a Scotch elergyinan, who was tried at
the London Sessions, before the Recorder, for an indecent
assault on a young girl, whose story, which in its main
parts was entirely unconfirmed, appeared to he very im-
probable. It was to the effect, that the accused first as-
saulted her at her mistress's door, and afterwards, at dif-
ferent hours, on three or four days in June last, repeated
his conduct ; and on severul occasions exposed his person
to her. This was stated to have occurred at noon-day, in a
public thoroughfare, thickly populated ;- and the girl further
asserted, that the accused (to whose identity she swore
most positively) appeared in various dresses, different to
those of a gentleman, wearing on one occasion an apron,
and on another a paper cap ; and that he produced a con-
stable's staff, and threatened to kill the girl if she made any
alarm or resistance. The accused proved an alibi with re-
ference to several of the days spoken to, but not being pre-
pared at the time with evidence to extend the alibi to the
whole of the days mentioned (having been advised that that
was unnecessary) the Jury, after a strong summing up by
the Recorder, who took an unfavourable view of the ac-
cused's case, pronounced a verdict of Guilty on those counts
to which the alibi was not specifically directed. The
Recorder then passed a sentence of six months' imprison-
ment, in the Giltspur-street Compeer, where Ott.Lois has
been ever since confined. The Sheriffs, however, have
lately investigated the case, and laid a full statement of it
before the Home Secretary, who has, we are happy to learn,
ordered Git clkharge,rAming Advcrtim,