The Sun.
London, England, 1828-02-28 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DI ARY.—Fninnv, l'En. 29.--At the Court of
Commissioners, Basinghall-street.
Atkinson, J. Oxford-street, oilman
Ball, J., Het"hersett, Norfolk, engineer
Booth, W., Worksop, maltster
Bowes, J., Battersea, carpenter
Grain, G., Cambridge, hatter ll
Hall, S., Able-end, tallow-chandler

COUNTRY DlARY.—Ssaultruv, Maacit I.
Battye, E., Burton Salmon, Yorkshire—Green Dragon,
Pontefract lO
Bayley, P., Cheddar—Bush, Bristol
Darwin and Co., Sheffield—Tontine, ihettield ll
Fornachon, V., Manchester—White's, Manchester ll
Hall, E., Ashton—White Bear, Manchester ll
Hamer, H., Liverpool—Clarendon, Liverpool
Howe, S., Devonport—London inn, Devonport
James, W., Bruton—Blue Ball, Bruton
Rees, J., Neath—Public rooms, Swansea ll
Sommerville, H., Liverpool—Clarendon, Liverpool l2
Whitelege, J., Manchester—Star, Manchester lO
Wh.ittenbury, .1., Manchester—White's, Manchester lO

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED,
COUNTRY.---At the Court-house, at Bristol, March 3,

at Ten o'clock.
Weston, Thomas, Bristol, grocer and tea dealer
Allen, George, Compton Martin, innkeeper
Hoare, John, St Paul's, dyer and.scowerer
Bartlett, Wm., Stapleton-road, pin-maker
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Rogers, Samuel, Bristol; mason
Monday, William, Bristol, huckster
Cass, James, Bedminster, woolstapler
Fisher, James, Wellington, victualler
Bwdeti, Wm•, Bedminster-parade, carpenter

An ingenious individual has, it is said,
perfected the model of a vehicle, of a very simple con.
structiou, to go without horse or steam.

The Lord Provost has received from the Se-
cretary of State a *spite in favour of ANDREW EWARI:f
now under sentence of death in the jail of this city, until
farther signification of his MAJESTY'S pleasure.— Catedo-
nion Mercury.

GLASGOW MARKETS, FEB. 23.—There
having been no arrivals of Sugar this week, our Market has
continued in a very inactive state; and the Sales effected,
which amount to 115 hhds. Demerara at 635. tid. a 655.
6d. for low to good middling, were at the reduction of 6d.
per cwt.—West India Molasses still are very flat, and it is
reported that a parcel of Demerara was sold at 279. per
cwt.—ln Coffee the only transactions were 39 tierces
Jamaica at 455. a 525. for ordinary to fine ordinary, and
five tierces good middling at 68s. per cwt.—There was
more inquiry for Rum, but with the exception of some small
, we have not heard of
any sales.—We have heard of no sales of Dyewoods, of which
parcels Leeward at 2s. ld. for Proof,
our stock is now much reduced.—Jamaica and Honduras
Logwood are offered at 61. 6s. per ton. The demand for
Cotton has been more extensive than for some weeks past,
but holders having shown a disposition to meet the buyers,
prices may he considered a shade lower. The sales amount
to 1,681 bales. Some small parcels of New Pot Ashes
were sold at 335. and of Pearl at 335. 6d. a 345. per cwt.
—Tallow being in limited supply, has improved in price,
30 a 40 casks, Y. C. having brought 455. per cwt.—
Almost nothing was done in Tobacco. There have been
considerable arrivals of Grain. Wheat and Oats were in
limited demand at rather low prices, but Malting Barley
was in fair request, and prices supported ; inferior kinds
a shade reduced.