The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-10 00:00:00

COUNTRY DIARY.-7TuEseAr, ,MARCH 11.

Armstrong, A. Penrith—Mr. Jameson, l'enrith
Bartlett, C., Plymouth—London ins s, Devonport ll
Baxter, C., Ipswich—Queen's Head, Ipswich
Clarridge, It. Coventry—Castle, Coventry
Constantine, Bolton—Albion, Manchester
Crutchlcy, "I'., Birmingham—Royal hotel, Birmingham ll
Kenworthy and Co., Liverpool—Clarendon-buildings, Li-
verpool l2
Kirby, J, Newton Burgaland—Queen's head, Ashby de la
'touch
Moseley, NV., Manchester—Eagle, Manchester 4
Morton and Co., Wellingborough—Town-hall, Welling-
borough l2
I'esrman, T., Nuneaton—Bull, Nuneaton
Riley, J., Austry—Qucen's head, Ashby de la Zotich ......
Roberts, M.,Penryn—Selley's inn, Budock
Stevenson, ~ Staftbrd—Swan, Hanley 3
Tolley, S., Kidlington—Three Goats, Oxford ll
Underhill, G., Eater Mascott—Fox inn, Shrewsbury ll
Wragg, J. and Co., Chesterfield—Angel, Chesterfield

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' WEDNPSDAY, MARCH 12.
liradhurst, W., Macclesfield—Hotel, Macclesfield ll
Browne, J., Norwich—Castle and Lion, Norwich
Clarridge, It., Coventry—Castle, Coventry ll
Forster and Co., Newcastle-upon-Tyne—Turk's Head, New-
castle-upon-Tyne
Kirby, J., Newton Burgland—Queen's Head, Ashby de la
Zouch
Riley, J., Austry—Queen's Head, Ashby
Stocker, T., 'Devonport—Elliott's, Devonport
Wentworth and Co., York—Session-house, 'Wakefield

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED,
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's Iwo Fields.
March 12, at Nine o'clock.
Bell, James, Southwark, linen-draper
Berry, James, Deptford, sawyer
Bliss, Robert, Kingsland-road, slater
Box, Robert, Old Change, merchant's clerk
Crawley, Wm.' Islington, debt collector
Dallimore, J., Clapham-road, gentleman
Doughty, Samuel, Battle-bridge, cheesemoager
Foot, Wm., Wardour-street, Soho, butcher
Haring, ,Thomas, Frome Selwood, fuller
Nilbourne, Benjamin, Kent, baker
Milligan, A. Louth, linen-draper
Mortimer, E., Portland-road, spinster
Relvey, Henry..Rotherhithe, shipwright
Vanderelde, Edward, Strand, boot-maker
Wood, Mary, St. Martin's-lane, spinster
Same place, March 13, at Nine.
Beal, John, Guildford, coach-harness-maker
Bradley, James, Borough, tailor and draper
Croft, John, Hampstead, wine merchant
Fagan, Thomas, St. Martin's-lane, whip-maker
Hunt, George, York-street, engraver
Kenneth, James Strand, fishmonger
Larkin, John, James,
hatter
Link, Thomas, Crayford, victualler
Nevill, John, Clerkenwell, watch-case-maker
Pearce, Thomas, Lambeth, clerk
Stacey, Wm., Teddingtou, green-grocer
Tilley, Win., Sydenhain, wine-merchant
Tucker, Wm., Kensington, bricklayer
Wilkinson, Chas., Lambeth, stock-broker

COUNTRY.----At the Court-house, at Bothnia, March

at Ten o'clock.
Ilartley, Stephen, Falmouth, cutler
Hendy, Samuel, Mullion, firmer
Phillips, John, Penzance, mariner
Pollard, James, Madron, fanner
Nicholls, Richard, Gulval, innkeeper
Wills, George, Totness, surgeon
At Kendal, March 13, at Ten.
Smith, James, 13ewcastle, horse dealer
Wilson, John, Kendal, patten-maker
At Lancaster, March 11, at Ten.
Hardson, Wm., Rateliliv, draper
Worthington, John, Manchester, green-grocer
O'Donnell, Neal, Manchester, machine-maker
Agard, Wm., Ardwick, corvicaler
M'Kie, A., Manchester, twist-dealer
Wylie, James, Bolton, steward
Makin, Richard, Bolton-le-Moors, publican

No definitive arrangement is yet made with
regard to the Deanery of Worcester ; most probably Dr.
MURRAT, Bishop of Rochester, will succeed to the vacant
Dignity._ Worcester Journal.

The beautiful watering-place of Torquay is
rapidly improving, and enjoys a constant accession of dis-
tinguished visitors. Among the most recent are the Earl
and Cofintess of SliaawsZunv.—Dorset Chronicle.

METHODISTICAL DISTINCTION.—In Be-
verley there are no less than five denominations of Metho-
dists. The Conference, or Conclave Methodists; Ranters,
or Primitive Methodists ; Church Methodists, and a sect
seceded from them, which has not yet acgaired a distinc-
tive appellation ; and the Kilhamites, or New Connection
Methodists.-- The News.

CONSOLATION FOR THE LADIES.-LEAP
YEAR.—The following is extracted from an old volume
printed in 1606, entitled " Courtship, Love and Matri-
monie;"—" Albeit, it is nowe become !+ parte of the Com-
mon Lawe, in regard to the socieal relations of life, that as
often as every bissextile year doth return, the larlyes have
the sole privilege, during the time it eontinueth, of making
love unto the men, which they doe either by wordet or
lookes, as unto them it seemeth proper ; and moreover, no
man will be entitled to the benefits of clergy who dothe
refuse to accept the offers of a ladye, or who dothe in say
wise treate her proposal withe slight or contumely."

WELLS-STREET, Satnalay night 11 o'clock.
—Another meeting of the performers of the late Brunswick
Theatre was held the evening, at the Black horse, adjoin-
ing the theatre, and at which Mr. PERCY FARREN pre-
sided. The performers were particularly requested to at-
tend, as the business which was to be transacted was stated
to be of a " special " nature. The proceedings were
strictly private, and no strangers were admitted. It was,
however, understood that Mr. P. FARREN would wait on
Mr. LAPORTE, of the King's Theatre, on Monday, for the
purpose of naming a night in the ensuing week for the be-
nefit of the sufferers ; and it was also resolved, that Mr.
FARRENshould arrange with Mr. Moants, of the Hay-
market, Mr. BuisToir, of the Surrey, and Mr. YATES,
of the Adelphi, for the use of their respective theatres, in
the course of the ensuing fortnight. The Loan MAroa
and Committee issued an order at six o'clock in the even-
ing, from the Mansion-house, signed by his Lordship, re-
questing that every person on the books of the Royal
Brunswick Theatre, should apply at the Irish Chamber,
Guildhall, on Monday next, for the purpose of receiving a
sum amounting to two weeks' salary. The statements,
however, of the performers most previously be attested by
the Treasurer of the Theatre, and examined'by the Sub-
Committee, sitting daily at Wellclose-square. Mr. DA-
VIDGE, of the Coburg Theatre, handed over the sum of 54/.
subscribed by his company, to the LORD MAYOR, in the
course of the evening, and his Lordship promised that 71.
should be immediately paid eat of it to Mr. FEARON, the
leader of the band ; and also a sufficient sum to carry Mrs.
VALIIBAN, whose husband was killed, to Ireland.