The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-25 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DI A ItY.—Tnunsimv, MAUI, Coult it
Commissioners Basinghall-street.
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Noah, (~ Pall-mall, tailor

COUNTRY 114.RY.-7Taunso+v. INlAncn 137.

Bertha% J., Liverpool—\s hite's, Manchester lO
Fogg and Co., Liverpool—Star, ;Manchester
ilambly, \V., Tavistock—Royal hotel, Plymouth ll
Lafonc,,, Tuxteth.park, Liverpool—Clarendon bniklingt,,

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Liverpovl - ' 1
..I'l annon, .1., Liverpool--Clarendon, Liverpool ...... ll
Phillips, N., Ifaverfordwrst—Castle, Havertordwest ...... ll
Roberts, J. Cheltenham—Plough, Cheltenhtun .. ......... , .
Williams, E., Bangor—Clarendon, Liverpool II
Williams, it, Bangor—Clarendon, Liverpool 1
Wiisor, W; Wellingborough—Hind, Wellingborough I I

INSOL VENTS APPLYING To BE DISCHARGED,
COUNTRY.---At We Court-house, at Che7teT, March

,it Ten o'clock.
Maddoti,, Hugh, Chester, butcher
Woods Henry, Liverpool, accountant
Kelsall: Jansen, Baguley, farmer
Rosson, WilHain, Crewe, swailer
Norrit, jot4i, Bury; furtian.manufacturcr
Peacock, John, Manchester; tea-dealer
Higginbotham, David, Macclesfield, sillithro.sster
Staley, Francis, Warrington, shoemaker'
Burton, Richard, Macclesfield, corthrainer
Hope, John, Manchester, traveller
Warrington, John, Prestbury, butcher
Litt, Joseph, M.ancktester, book.keeper
Jpyiason, Peter, Wheelock, agent
Darlington, Joseph, Sutton, miller
Hollinshe, Joseph; Macclesfield, victualler
Pearson, John, Cheadle Moseley, wheelwright
Baker, 'William, Chester, coachman
Challaner, Joseph, Manchester, shoemaker
Speed, 6e,rge, Chester, labourer
Pritchard, Joseph, Manchester, chect.emonger
Moore, William, Liverpool, grocer
Horsham, March 27 at Ten.
Postielala— Williams, Brighton, fieh-ealelniiin
Whittam, John, Hashaitti gtationef
Garrett, Joseph, Brighton, builde‘."!
Martin, William, &sham, farmer
Puddock, John, Chiche.ter, miller
Gravely, John, Brighton, brewer
Bury St. Edmund's, March Y,S, at Tcu.
Stovr, Nehemiah, Seamer, shoemaker
lobißson, SYilliain, Botesdale, nialtster
atifiultittte'vr, William, lientford, innkeeperYuthall.
Nuthall. Henry, Frbifenden, farmer

EXECUTION. OWEN FERGUSSOY and
MART Mann.trit were executed on Monday last, in front
of Dundalk gaol, pursuant to their sentence.—Dublin
Morning Register.

ExtetrridN.----On Friday morning last,
WM. SAUNDERS, convicted at the last Assizes of robbing
tite house of a Mr. JONES, un,lerwent the last awful sen-
tence of the law at Aylesbui y.
The number for trial at Clonuiel Assizes, is
trn lktnidred and sixteen, of which number forty-two are
charged ivith tntitder. There are sixteen for the murder
of the late DANIEL MAK.... —Dublin Morning Register.

BELIZE, FEB. 2.—The prospects of Spanish
trade are becoming gloomy in the extreme. In Omoa
the negroes have risen, and by the latest accounts
have possession of the town and port. Thc C,om-
tlats.dratt has escaped to thin settlement, and many, or
rather all the more respectable inhabitants (Europeans) of
that place and its neighbourhood, have embarked such Or
their property, as shortness of time would allow, on hoard
the American and French ships in the harbour, and have
themselves arrived here, anxiously awaiting the result of
this convulsed state of affairs. The object of the negroes
is plunder; they must necessarily remain in possession
until the San Salvador people enter, when perhaps there
will be an engagement, us it is not known which side of
the question the negroes may take. At present all is con-
fusion, every one is afraid of his neighbour. The general
opinion is, that the emigrated Europeans will join which-
ever proves the strongest party, and the moment they hear
that the San Salvadorians have possession of Omoa seve-
ral of those who are here intend to return to that place.—
There is nothing very late from Guatemala. The last
accounts were, that the people continued enthusiastic in
men,their beingatta
chmtheentrteogutter lfa(wircefful,Gwovereernumnednert, andarm st,hantn2d,o
de-
termined to maintain tranquillity and order. Business is
entirely at a stand.