The Sun.
London, England, 1828-02-08 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

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LONDON DI ARY.—Tuzausor, VAN. 12. At the Court o,
Commissioners, Basinghall-street.
Aired°, J., de, Bank-buildings, merchant
1:
Atficld, J., Richmond, carpenter
Bradstreet, L., Water-lane, dealer
Broad, T., Penzance, linen-draper II
Bugby, J., Pall.mall.place, bill.broker
Chittenden, J. and Co, Canterbury, merchants
Collett and Jones, Leeds, merchants
Day, W., Hammersmith, saddler

COUNTRY DI A R.Y.—l'iloNnair, Fisa. 11.
Cook, W., Bedwardine—Unicorn, Worcester
Crutchley, T., Birmingham—Royal hotel, Birmingham .••
Hughes, J., Liverpool—Clarendon, Liverpool
Hume, J., Liverpool--Bardswell, Liverpool
Jones, t, Edgehill, Liverpool—Clarendon-buildings, Li-
veePool ..... ......................................... .
Molineux, r. Manchester—Royal hotel, Birmingham
Rolfe, vv., Ed' gbaston, Warwickshire—Royal hotel, Bir-
mingham .... ..
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Sage, G., Walcot—Commercial rooms, Bristol

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO DISCHARGED,
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields
Feb. 12, at Nine o'clock.
Nicholson
'Halton, Holbeach Lincolnshire, farmer
Mason, tin-plate worker
page, J., Stafford-street, Pimlico, tailor
Robinson, T., Crawford-street, linen-draper
Jackson, T., Stoke Newington, coachman
Starke. T., Dorset-street, Alarylebone,
tailor
Ilamson, J., Bethnal-green-road drum-major
Hine, 11-, Rugeley, Staffordshire, wheelwright
Sill, S. Eton, Bucks, hair-dresser
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Shepherd, , Blackrriars-road, baker
Worawick, R., Alanehester, cattle-dealer

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COUNTRY.--At the Gunrii—TaTi--
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widGwek. Lincoln, Febllldry 13,
Abbott, Elizabeth, Bordne
Boor, J., Holbeach, Litleoln, pubtiean
Brand, J, Swineshead, harness-maker
Dobson, J., Birabrook, linen and woollen d
Dunston, Wm., Osgodsby, labourer raper
Hammersley, W., Boston, chair-maker
Islip, T., Lincoln, fishmonger
Jackson, J. Conningsby, miler and baker
Xitw°od, T., Boston, sail-maker

Mr. WASHINGTON IRVING S 1-1/sT
OrtY
the Ltrx and VOYAGES of CoLuateus, will be published on
lkfonday.
THE LATE MURDER AT BATH.-A sister
of the deceased, with her husband, arrived here on Monday
night. In consequence of their having removed their real_
post letter an-
deuce from Hammersmith to Bromptoop the
tive
quainting them with the dreadful fate of their rem rag did
not reach them : bet they accidentally read the paragraph
.st.
of the murder in a newspaper on Sunday evening
riaer,
Early on the Monday morning succeeding the d
took a
GARAGAN, the sculptor, residing in the he
model of the body
BACWALL as it la: is
kitchen in its blond, and the resemblance in ever}' particular
js understood to he remarkably accurate. Mr. 'G. likev:l?
took a model of her head, after the hair was cut off, which
allows all the wounds that were inflicted, both on the head
and throat.—.Bath Chronicle.
Lord COLLINGWOOD frequently passed the
whole night on the quarter-deck ; a practice which in cir-
cumstances of difficulty, he continued to the latest years of
hie life. When, on these occasions, he has told his friend
Lieut. CLAvxLL, wile had gained his entire confidence, that
they must not leave the deck for the night, and that officer
has endeavoured to persuade him that there was no occa-
sion for it, as a goad look out was kept, and represented
that he was almost exhansted with fatigue, the Admiral
would reply, i‘ I fear you are : you have need of rest ; so
go to bed, CLAvzu.,, Very
frequently have they sleptand
tlogxevtihllerwaotnchabygumnyfsreolfm."
which
Admiral COLLINGWOOD would rise from time to time, to
itreip the horizon with his night-glass, lest the enemy
should escape in the dark.