The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-09 00:00:00

DIVIDENDV.

July 28. William Hill, late of Middle-row, Holborn, car-
penter, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Sept. 6. John Baker, of Sliepton Mallet, Somerset, innkeep-
er, at two, at the Christopher I nil, Bath.
Aug. 4. Henry Fleetning, of Hanway-street, Oxford-street,,
jeweller, at tell, at
July 30. William Gay wood, of Stockport, cabinet-maker, at
two, at the Star Inn, Manchester.
luly 31. William Williams, of Rathbone-place, Middlesex,
carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Aug. t t . W . and G . Niglitintale, of Loinbard-street, bankers,
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at ten, at Guildhall.
Aug. tr. boffin IVardell, of King's Lynn, Norfolk, grocer,
at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Aug. 8. Bohn Slingsby, of Manchester, merchant, at eleven,
at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. •
Aug. 2. Richald Hall, of Liverpool, grocer, at the Globe
Tavern, Liverpool.

td. George liatkinson. o lltickletsbuty, Iva4e i Juse.
man, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July %IL R. Watmough, and R. W. Clapham, Liverpool,
soap-boilers, at twelve, at the-Globe-tavern, John:.street,
Liverpool
July 30. William Hoivell. f keath, Glamorgan, shop-
keeper, at eleven, at the White Hart him, Bristol.
July 30. Ann Shepherd, "Leeds, milliner, at eleven, at the
Three Legs Inn, Leeds.
July 30. Paul- Lister, Heptenstall, William Lister, Mor.
ton. and Bohn Longhottom, Steeton, all in the county of
'York, cotton-spinners, at five, at the White Horse Inn,
Otley, York.
Aug. to. N. Wright, Nottingham, brickmaker, at four, at
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the Ram Inn, Nnitinghani._
July 30. Thomas Gilbert, Birmingham, falor, at eleven,
.at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham.
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July john Mountford, Worcester, woollen-draper, at
ten, at the. Star and Garter Inn, Worcester.
July 24. 1. Eiggins, of Stotkport, upholsterer, at two, at
the Star Inn, Manchtster.
July 31. W. L. T. Robins, of Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn,

merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Aug. 7. lames Barclay, Old Broad- street, merchant, at

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ten,•at Guildhall.
Aug. t. E. Powell, of Birmingham, japanner, at twelve, at
the Swan Tavern, 13irmingh:an.
July 31. J. W. Benson, of flolbeaeh, Lincoln; surgeon, at
.eleven, at the Rose and Crown, Wisbech Saint Peter.

CERTIFICATES.
July ,8. William Sonthey, Bath, paper-hanger.
lames Nicholls, Gray's Inn, scrivener. . -
fames Baker, •Token.house-yard, London, merchans.
Maria Robinson, Kingston-upon-F-IuII, milliner.
Daniel Owen, Red 'Wank and Heley, Choiley, Lancaster,

chemist
Augustine Fallon, Hart-street, Bloompbury, 111hidleseX.

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wine:ine4.lnuit. - . . _
Richard Simpson, Great Bell.alley, merchant. .
Parkinson Woolley, Waltham (.; teen, Middlsex, brewer,
w illiani Atchison, Newgate-street, boot. maker, ,

Attatigerrierits wde tfeCtirdingly made for the '
ercise of compulsory means.. The dows and boat!'
were ranged under cover :.of a small stone fort at
the western extremity of the town. In the after,,
noon of the 27th, three hundred inen, consisting of
the light cOmpaii of the 47th, half a company, cf.
the Oath, with the* Royal Marines belonging to the
ChWOne, under the command of Lietitenont Diuryi
and the detachment of the 2d Native Infantty;
assisted by a party of seamen, tioder Lieutenant
Crichton, of the Chigonne, who were employed its
bringing up a_ howitzer, were landed, and itavins
taken possession of the town, proceeded to. the
attack of the Fort, and the destruction of the dows
and boats,, white the Faiy,.which drew little water,
and the gun-boats, were
,etnployed in keeping up a
smart'fire On the Fort. rhe dews and boats, eleven
in number, among whiCh. Were three very large
dows, were completely destroyed.
The Fort made
.en obstinate resistance but w 35
at last. delivered up by Moola.Hysseto, together iNitb
all the property which he had plundered from the
Imaum. It was taken polssTssion of by a .det,ch'
rnent.,of 47th refit. and was the next day*:
livered up toSheik Lervish, the heed of a tribe 0'
B •tiimain Arabs, attached to the Imaum of Musca':
in trust for the latter. Motels' Hussein Was allowed
to depart in safety. The. enemy had bAw../en
verity and eighty killed and
.wuunded. 10-1
was not inconsiderable. We have to , regret the
death of Lieut. Wiel4 of the 47th, on thiS
Sion.

K L LEO. —I Officer and f rat* and filoof the 47thl. t set'
jeant, r rink and hie of the 6ith; m Sepoya of the 2d
seamen of his Maiesty's ship Ctnifoune.
Woutguso.-I,Serjeant and 8 rank and !e of the 47th;
serjeiot, t rank a,.d tile. or the 65.th ; jemaevr, 1251,0)
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of the ad of the 2'l: 16 seamen his Nlajety's ship CIO'
tonne; I officer and 4 men of the tl, C. cruizer, ktorinv,r
ton t offker H:' C. cruitet, Ternate; 4 man of the . v.'
cruizet, Nautilus; 2 ditto of the Fury.—Total,_ IO
56 wounded.

NAMES OF OFFICERS KILLED AND WOUNDED.—Lieti,
S. Weld, ; Lieut. S. R.,Warren, 65th,
'ed; Mr. Hay, Midd§lupman, Moraington; Mr. Grey, AML''
Ternate.

MADRAS COURIER, JAN: Sunday, 134"..;
counts were received in town from Berar, of a seco°
aelion, between' the troops oldie Rajah of INT2gpore'
and the army of Meer Cawn ; in which the trnol'f
of the latter were defeated with considerable loss.-•1
The paniculars o 1 this anion are not yet receiv.ed,
but we' understand that the defeat was coMplete),l
part of Meer Cawn's army fled in diSorder. Froa;
the inauspicious opening of the campaign, 001
part of Meer Cawn, it is supposed that many of 1116
corps, who Were allured to follow his camp froo3
thebope of plunder, will hastily retire from so O.'
profitable a service.

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Within the last ten days there has been a 611!ti
rain in every part of the kingdom. The price
hay and corn has in consequence been reduced CO
iderahly, and there is every prospeEt or a genen''''i
good harvst. This seasonable interposition
Providence' aided by the large importations I
corn from France and America, from the latter. IF
which we may confidently -expert farther siapplli
ought to dispel all the ;ears of scarcity which b

and iuterested men have endeavourcd to excite.
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UNION-HALL—James Callender was eliarg-i,
with assaulting Jane Carter, a child not more tit'',
twelve years of age, with an intent to violate ''et;
person. The prisoner who appeared to be upg•°',,t
of fifty, by a gift of two-pence, and a petenee
he wanted to send her on an. errand, enticed I
child from the public *road into a limber-YtTi:
.where he would have effeded his purpose, bad '/1,
condu& in the street not been observed by a ),f6..
stable belonging to this office, who having a d
*ion of the prisoner, followed at a distance, griii
hearing the child cry out, hastened to the spot, iif
arrived just in tine to. prevent it. He immecillie,
secured him, and conveyed him to the office.
was committed for trial for the assault. 00
Winiarp_Avey; charged by Charles Clark with
attempt to commit an unnatural crime, was P"
committed far trial.

Three servant girls in a Gentleman's hotise'.g
Greenock, were last week convicted of
into their master's cellar, 'stealing rum, and get :y
intoxicated. The Magistrate before whom
were brought mulded them of their wages, and
tenced them to be impriNoned eight
•days. di!
The labourers of the L ,ndon Docks rerua.L.
refractory for an advance of wages.
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Saturday an inturiated bullock who made 0
escape out of a slaughter-house in Shoreditch, opit
into the Curtain-road, where he tossed a ruao,