The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-27 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

John Reeks, Wimborn, Dorset, farmer, from Oct. 95 to
Dec. 11, at eleven, at the King's flead Inn, Wimborn.

BANKRUPTS.

H. Ratcliffe, Thornton, Lancashire, fanner, to surrender
Nov. 12, at eve, .14, at eleven, and Deb•. t, at twelve, at
the Red Lio❑ Inn, Preston. Attornles, Mtssrs. Pilkington
and Sons, • Preston, or Mr. Blakeluck, Sergeant's Inn,
Fleet-street, Lnndon.

E. Hobbs, Bankside,. Sobthwark, wrought-iron-m4nufac-,
turer, Oct. 28, at eleven, tins'. 11, at ten, and Dec; 6, at
eleven,y at Guildhall. Attorney, CUrsitor-
stret, (2.bancery-lane.

J. Smart, Kingsgate-street, Holborn, ironmonger, Nov. I,
8, and Dec. 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wil-
liams,. Red .Lion-square. •
C. Beerenbroeli, Oxford-street, merchant, Octk 28,,N0v..4,
and Dec. 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Smith,
St. John-street. ,

C. W. Walker, Marine Library, -13ri:eltiwInistone, stationer,
Ort..4S, Nov. It, and Dec. t, et elt, yen, at Guilditli,
London. Attornies, Messrs. -Abbott.and Vayeash, Mark-
- lane, London, .

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.1. Boswood, .Brighthelmstone, tobheconist, Nov. 8, 19, and
Dec. 6, at ten, at Gniluthall, London. 'Attorney, Mr.
•Castle, Cnrsitor-street, London.
,W;Smith, South Shields, *eh-maker, Nov. 17, 18, and pee.
6, at eleven; at the , 4..orge :Islu,yeastle-uPon-Tyne.—
Attornies, Messrs. :%leofisnits,and Poole, Hatton-gartlen,-
London, .or. Mr. RI-06401,
~INl,,,vcast le-Upon-Tyne. •
It. Thompson, Chipping SralMity, Gloucestershire, halter,
Nov. 4,6, anti Dec-. 6, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms,
Bristol. Attornies, Staple Inn, LUntlon, or
Mr. Haynes, Bristol.
T. Whittington. Trowbridge, • Witte, cabittetmaker, Nov.
10, and Dec. 6, at the Full Milan -21ristol. At-
tornies, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Inn-square,
London, or Mr. Cornish, •
A. Granville, Plvinontt4;•Dock,. glWalnerchant,Nov. 17, IS,
and Dec. 6, at eleven, at the-Vnnutain Plymouth—
Dock. Attornies, Mr. Makinvn, Temple,,London, or
Mr. Sole, Plymouth-13kb.
S. P. Ogden, LeiceSter, hosier,",-ay. 3, '4, and Dec. 6, at
at eleven, at the White Hart,:on,.iLeicester.. At:oEl4es,
Mr. Taylor, John-street, Bedford-row,
.London, or. Mr.
Dalby, Leicester. • •
3. Glascodine, Westbary-upon.Trytni. Gloucestershire t
pester, Nov, 6, 14, and 'Dec. 6: at twave, 'at t0e•79...,-
mercial.ltooms, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Hill, Staple Inn,.
London, or Mr. Smith, Bristol.
W. B. Iredale,•Sheffield, mercer, Nov: 4,. 5, and Dec. 6, at
twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Bigg,
Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, or Mr.
Rodgers, Shetlield.
T. Edwards, Daresbnry, Um-shit-4i druggist, Nov. 7,8, and
• Dec. 6, at eleven, at the Rear'., _Paw, Frodsham, Cheshire.
Attornies, Messrs. Ilowlinson •Huddleston, Frodsham,
or Mr.- Chuster, Staple Inn, London.
G. Rew, Liverpool, liquor-dealer, Nov. 17„ 18, and Dec. 6,
at twelve,. at the Golden Lion nn, Liverpool. Attornies,
Mr, Finlow, Water-street, Liverpool, or Mr.
.Chester,
Staple Inn, London.
J. Davies, Canterbury, linen-draper, Oct. 28, Nor. 11, and
Dec. 6, at, eleven, at Gnitdhali, Attorney, Mr. Lewis,
Canterbury, or Clement's law, Londoet.
[Military Promot Dividends. ro To-orroW.]

INQUEST ON CAPTAIN Mott, FAEMEE.—AI).
laquisition has been take!' at Rear and Rntu
titer, .Welfs-scree., Nliddlesex-hospi:al, on tlle
body of Captain Morris Farmer, who was
by failing troin a wity!inv in the King's Bench
prison. The deceased was a Cap' ain in the army,
upon halt-pay, and having- reed ed an .appoint-
ment in the service of the Spanish Patriots, Went.
on Thursday week,. to -take leave of some friends
confined in the King's-bench risco. The party
drank four quarts of rum, and were all intoxi-
cated. When the deceased rose-to go home, his
'rieuds locked the door of the room to prevent-
APprehensive that they meant to detain
all night, as they had done twice before, he
ihrew up the windoW, and threatened to jump out,
they did not release biro. Finding this of no
avail, he got upon the ledge, and whilst expostu-
lating with them, lost his balance. Lie hung on
for some minutes by his hands, bnt his friends
were too much intoxicated to be able to relieve
hito. He consequently tell from the two pair,
anti had one thigh''lnd one arm broken : atikthe
violence with -which-his head come in contact with
the ground produced an effusion'of blood on the
brain. He was taken up in ,'state of insensibility,
and conveyed to the Middlesex-hospital, where he
died on :Tuesday last. The Deputy Marshal of
the King's-bench prison attended the inquest.
He stated, that the friend) of the deceased, bad no
intention of injuring hiti) ; but from th'e gross
propriety of their conduct, the Marshal had -cam.;
mittefl them to Hursemonger-lane- gaol, to one
month's solitary confinement, The Jury returned
the following verdict :—" The. deceased came to
his:death by accidentally falling from a window
in the King's...bench prison, when in a state of in-
toxication."

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Would. it not be advisable-in those who are
now,receiving their Dividends at the Bank to lay
out a small portion of them in the purchase of a
Chance in the present Lottery, which com-
tnence on the 7th of NEXT NioNrw, and possesses
no less than SIX Prizes of 20,0001. The merits
of this Lottery are obvious, and have received the
approbation Of the Public.---It is an unusual cir-
cumstance, but nevertheless' an important one to
Ailventurers, that in this Lottery thefe are no
less titan 2,854 more Prizes titan Blanks.