The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-30 00:00:00

DWIDLNDS.

May tg.-Ralph Culshaw, late of Wrightington, Lancashire,
coal-merchant, at twelve, at the Buck. in the Vine,
Wigan, Lancashire.
May s. Joseph Tidmarsh, of New County-Terrace, New
Kcut.road, Surrey, builder, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon-
don.
May 21. George Elliot, late of Liverpool, merchant, at one,
at the York Hotel, Liverpool.
May '9. lamas Calver, of Brook-street, Ratcliffe, Middle-
sex, vidualler' at twelve, at Guildhall. •
.Iqay 2.2. George Davies, of Cranbourn-street,Leicester.tields,
Middlesex, lincn.draper, at one, at Guildhall.

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May zr. Peter Hope, of Liverpool; siteichini, at one, at
the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
May 21—William Titley_and Wrightson GreenWood,of Leek,
Statibrdshire, mercers, at ten, at the Dog Inn, Sailcloth
Stafibrclshire.
May 21. John ‘Varrington, of Newcastle, Staffordshire,
. butcher, at ten, at the Dog Inn, Sandun, StaflUrd-
, shire.
May 15. Abram •Gompert:Etudin, of Portsmouth, shop-
keeper, at one, at G uildhall, London. ,
May 15. Edward Crean, ot Margaret-street, Cavendish.
square, Middlesex, carpenter, at twelve, at Guildhall. •
May t 9. Anthony Thompson„ some tune since of tVniteley
Wood, Slieffield,, Yorkshire, afterwards of Selley. Hall
Earn-,, near Birmingham, merchant, at two, at the Ton-.
• tine Inn, Sheffield. , • .
May zi. George Ainsworth, of Warrington, and John
Stephens of Li vet:pool, Lancashire, wire-drawers, at one,
at the Globe 'cavern, Liverpool.
tune rI. George-Ainsworth, of Warrington, Lancashire, cop. persmith, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. •
May 29. Henry Hilliar, late of •the Haymarket, Middle.
sex, umbrella-maker, at twelve,
May 19. James Wood, of Lintield, Sussex,
at twelve, at the Star Inn, Lewes.
May r 9. • James Mills and John Mills, now or late of Wood
in Saddlewortb, Yorkshire, merchants,., at twelve, at the
King's Head-Inn, Huddersfield.
May is. Henry Jackson, of Mincing-lane, London, merchant,
at one, at Guildhall. -
May am.. John Yates, of Shelton, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staf-
fordshire' manufacturer of. China wire, at the Dog Inn,
Sandon,Staflbrdshire.
May 21. John Ogle, of Pickwick, Wiltshire, Esq. and Wm.
WaltoWalton, of Livepool, merchants, at eleven, at the Globe
n,
Liverpool.
May 22. William Urine, of Charles-street, Middlesex• Hos.
pttal, bookseller and publisher, at eleven. at Guildhall.
May 19. Richard Jones the younger, of Truro. Cornwall,
vidnaller, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Truro.
May 15. Cl4iries Baker, late ot Saville-row, Lambeth,
Surrey, Hour-radar, at eleven, -at Guildhall, London.
May 19. William Bullen,:of Bow-lane, Cheapside, London;
warehouseman, at one, at Guildhall.
May 15. Chives Cowlishaw, of Ashborne, Derby, grocer, at
Guildhall, Loudon.,
CERTIFIC4TES.

May 19. David Hood, of Sun-street, Bishopsgate, London,
colourman.
James 'Worr, of Little Cheapside, near Finsbury-square,
Middlesex, butcher.
Richard Rigby, of Manchester, victualler.
Jeremiah Clayton the younger, of Leeds, Yorkshire, wool-
stapler.
John Merryweather, of Embsay, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner.
Henry,Coward, now or late of Leather-lane, Holborn, MOT
dlesex, warehouseman.
Wm. Powell, of Brecon, liquor-merchant.
Emerson Wood, of Tottington LoWer End,' Bury, Linea-
shire, cot ton- manu lacturer.
Wm. Forge, of Witham, Sutton, Holderness, Yorkshire,
threshing- machine-maker.
John 1 vory, of Mark-lane, London, broker. •
John Brow-he Bell and John Decamp, of Catherine.street,
Strand Middlesex, booksellers.
lames Brymer, of King-street, St. Ann, Soho, Middlesex,
tailor.
'Francis Robinson, of Bordesley, Aston, near Birmingnam,
boot and shtiemaker.
Thomas Lonsdale, of Lovverßrook.street, Grosvenor-square,
Middlesex, linen-daper.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
John Watts and Josiah Grace, of Sherborne, drapers.
Thomas Tomlinson, John Goodwin, Joseph Goodwin and
William Goodwin, of Winterton, Lincoln, merchants.
William Dalby and James Davies, of 9xford.street, !Mon.
drapers.
David Sidebotham and Samuel Hargraves,of Liverpool, iron.
merchants.
William Astbury, lames Astbury, William Astbury, jun.
and Thomas A stbury, of Birmingham, merchants.
Joseph Frith, Eliz. and Ann Frith, of Sheifielri, grocers.
Mildred Mounsey and Caroline Matilda Bell, of Lincoln,
dress-makers. '

olin Addison and Henry Archer, of Caldbeck, Cumberland,
common.brewers.

James Milburne and Son, of the Strand, carvers.
Geo. Vicat and Chas. Thomas, jun. of Portsea, upholders.
John Sykes, f3enjamin Withers, and Joseph Withers, of
Sheffield, 'cutlers.
Williarg Rawson, Timothy Leach, Wth. Henry Rawson,
Arthur Sal imarshe, and Christopher Saltmarshe, of Corbet.
court, GrJaechurch.street, woollen-warehousemen.
George Theakston and Charles M'llutt; of Church street,
Christchurch, attornies.

!mites and lohn Cheswortli, of Atonchester, confetliorters.
ohn Goddard and W n. ficuiliim, of wood-street, Cheap-
side, silk•manalatturers.

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William Hatch and'llenry Bryant, of Norwich, curriers.
George Ratcliffe, Thos. Bromley, and George Nell, of Slief.
tield, fender-makers.
Thomas and lames Roles,-of Warminstet, drapers.
William Moss and I osepli Hey woo.i, Of Leather lane, taylors.
Margaret and Andrew Moore,'of W-ellclose-square, taylors.
Christopher Anderson and Benjamin Lillie, late of South
Audley.street, breeches-makers.
Joseph and lohn Stevenson, of Kegworth, Leicester, sur.
geons.

Stephen and George Cullum, of Clare.market.
Thos. Rosy and Lakin, sen. of Bordesley, Warwick, tanners.

Last week, at Lingfield, in Surrey, the wife of
a labourer, named Davis, having gone out early in
the morning, left an infant 14 months old •in the
cradle: -On her return, , she found the child dread-
fully mangled.; • one eye torn out of the socket, its
arms, face, and neck, much lacerated, and strug-
gling for, breath as if oppressed with a weight. On
turning down the clothes, the agonized mother per-
ceived Oat it was Occaitoned by the cat, which, with
her kitten, 'had fourid the way into the cradle, and
probably being annoyed by the playfulness of the

nfant, had reduced it to the above state.

It was lately mentioned that a French officer had
made. his escape from Chesterfield, but had been
-taken into custody in London. The persons who
assisted him in escaping, were George Batsell, of
Chesterfield, and Samuel Batsell, servant to Mr.
Hazard, who keeps the Brown Bear public-house,
in Bow-street. Mr. Hazard being made acquainted
with the circumstance, informed Adkins, the offi-
cer, who went to the lodgings in Phcenix-alley,
Long-acre, where the officer was, and pretended
that he was a Captain of a vessel, and,would convey
him out of the country -; by that,means he learnt
the particulars of his scheme, and afterwards took
him into custody. Samuel and George Batsell
were also taken into custody ; and, upon an inves-
tigation taking place, it is supposed that George
Batsell, who resided at Chesterfield, has' assisted
several officers in making their escape. He re-
ceived twelve guineas for this business. Samuel
Batsell received from the officer six but leas upon
their leaving Cheste,field, and his expences to 1)6
paid. They travelled sometimes on foot,. also by a
post-ehaiSe and coach, to avoid being pursued. Upon
the officer getting off, he was to have received six gui-
neas more. They were both committed for trial at the
ensuing assizes for the county of Der,by. The offi-
cer is in Tothill-tields Bridewell. -Samuel Batsell has
since been admitted to bail, himself in 1001. aqd two
sureties in 501. each.

A widow woman, _named Burnet, died a few
weeks Lgo, at Edgeworth's town, Ireland, at the
age of it 6. She was, like most long-lived people,
an early riser, very temperate in her diet; and ex-
tremely a&ive ; as a proof of the latter, the winter
before last, she mounted a ladder, and was occu-
pied several days in mending the thatch of her
cottage.

PRICE 0

Bank Stock,
Navy S per Ct 99 too 99i
Irish 5 per Cent. 96
4 per cent. 83i 84
3 per Cent. Red 69 k
3 per Cent. Cons. 708 69i 70*
Bank Long Ann. IS S. 'Wits