The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-14 00:00:00

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.f. Pritchard, Bristol, grocer, to surrender .April 26, 27,
and May 26, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Corn-
street, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Poole and Co. No. 12,
"Gray's tern-square; and Mr. Andrew Livett, ;ion. IBristol.
It. B. Fletcher, Blackburn, Lancashire, mannfactorCr, May
5,. 6, and 25, at eleveti, at, the George Inn, in oeanstrate,
Manchester. -Attornies, Messrs, Bennc:ll und Co.. St.
thin's4ane ; and Mr. Jeremiah Buckley, Man Chester.
C. Jones, :Kentish-town, tanner, April 24, May .1 mid 25,
at t weive, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Carter, Lord
Mayor's court-otlice,-Royal Exchange.
Pearson,' Leicester, commission ageat,, April 17, 24, and
May 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Altornies,•.Messrs. AlcorA
and Co. Skiptun,' Yorkshire; and Mr.,Beverley, Garden-
court; Temple.
E. Dolphin. Cheadle, Staffordshire, plumber, April 19, 20,
and May 25, at twelve, at the Royal Oak Irxu, Cheadle
Attornies, Mr." Brandon, Chtad.le ; and- Mr. Barber, let-
ter-line.
R. Cope, St. Martin, Worcester, victualler, May 4,5, and 25,
at eleven, at the Slav, and. Garter Ito., Win:ester. Attor-
nies, Messrs. Priv'. and Co, Lincoln's Ion; and Mr. Wm.
I loldsworth, Foregate-street, Wore' ster.
E.' Glover, jun. and E. Glover, Warrington, Lancashil e,
brewers, May 7,8, r.rn1,25, at-one, at ,the 'George Inn, Li-
verpool. Attornies, Mr. Edward Chester, Staple-inn;: and
Messrs. Rowlinson and Co. -Warrington.
R. Abram, Liverpool, merchant, April 2•A!, 30, and May 25, it
one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs.
Edward Chrster,•Staple-inn; and John Garnett, Liver-
pool.
P. Young, jiin. and R. Anderson, Wapping, sail-makers,
April 17, May 1 and 25, at ten, at 3/4Attorines,
Messrs. Blunt and Co.Broad-street-huildings.
J. Gunton, .ant Jatnes's-street, Westminster, picture-
dealer, Aprit.24, 27, and May 23, at ten, at Guildhall. At-
torney, Mr. Henry Holden. Turner, Percy-street, Balhbones
place.
W..Splatt. Dawlith, Devonshire. house-builder, April 20,
May and 25, at ten, at the London Inn, Dawlish. At-
. torheyi jr. JaiiiisHore„ Jun. Hatton•garden.
G. H. 13enda1, Bristol, cu:afar:tor, April 27, 24, and May 25,
a' one., at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. AttornieS,
Messrs. Bourdillonend Co. Bread-street,,Cheapside ; and
Messrs. Bevan and Co. Brist6l.
DIVIDENDS.
May 1, S. C. Geraldcs, Broad-street-buildings, merchant-
May 7, J. Eltonhead, Liverpool, spirit-merchant-May 7, T.
Ingall,Bawtry, Yorkshire, grocer-May 5, 'P. Adams and T.
Messner, Bristol, merchants-Nlay 6, J. Nash, Haverford-
west, linen-draper-May 6, J. B. Smithyman; Birmingham,
cutler-April 24, J. Mayhew, jun. St. Osyth, Essex, miller
-May 6, It. Webb, Winslow, Herefordshire, farmer.
CERTIFICA'T'ES-MAY 4: -
E. Bourne, Austin-friars, merchant-T. Gorton, Alder-
nianbury-postern, woollen-draper--J. Eccles; Penkridge,
Staffordshire, grocer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
R. Newbold, W. S. Townseid, and W. Bullin, Coventry,
mercers-T. Champion and F. Moore. Old-street-road,
gar-mak eri-K Long, W. Long, and J. Long; Little Trinity-
lane, wine-merchants-J..Whewell. J. Biggar, and 'l'. Hart-
ley, Blacklanrn, Lancashire, cultori-niannfdcturers-J. Davies
and-J. Thornton, Warringtain, Lancashire, coopees--*-T. John-
son and W. Robinson, Lancaster, solicitors-L Worthington
and J. Wort hin;;!ori,l;tchells, Cheshire,' tanners-J. Gibluua,s
Cronow, and It. Eaton, Swansea, hankers-A. Hingston
and J. Curtis, Cheltenham, druggists-E. H. Freestone and
W. Freestone, jun. Slieptan Ma ilett, Somersetshire, clothiers
-R. Heathield and J. 13:iti, ter en Lettuce-lane,'accontitants
-J. Bell, ItAleathfleld, and D. Bell, jurt. Suffolk-lane, wine-
merchants. -

IsQuEsT.—Yesterday, an rugni..
sition was
_held on the body of John Meekin, a
boy fourteen years of age, who was killed by the
crowd in going into Sadler's Wells Theatre the
preceding evening. It appeared in evidence,
that the deceased was the only child of a poor
old disabled m a weaver, residing at No. 5,
Krick-lane,-.Spitalli•lds. The deceased was the
chief support of his parents: he ciche at
work all clay on Monday, and,in, the evening his
mother (at hisregnestY;givehitir 9d. to go to
Sadier'S ‘Vellsjlheatre. On his art the house
was full to an oyerflow ;; many strove to gain
admittance, although they were in6rmed 1,4 the
door-keepers that there , was no room ; amongst
the number the decease I' entered, and was forcing
his way up stairs to the.gallery, when they were
ovcrpowerd by numbers coming down, who could
gain no admittance ; so' that, between the pres-
sure in going up and coming down stairs, the de•
ceased was crushed and trampled under foot, and
shortly afterwards taken up lifeless, Mr. Spencer,
a surgeon, was sent for, who" used the necessary
means for recovery, but to no purpose. Verdict—
" Died-trout Suffocation."

neighbourhood of Chelsea stillnontinites
to be infested by midnight depredators, who, not-
withstanding the great vigilante of the officers of
the district,' have hitherto escaped that punish-
ment which ultimately awaits them. The shop of-
Mr.lfu.ssT, near the Com Mon, has been repeat-
edly attempted Co be robbed, and a few days ago,
at an early pait of the morning, a gang of now,-
rious villains .had nearly effected a robbery, by
cutting out a pannel of the window% shutter in the
back apartment of the-premises. riad they site.'
weeded it would have been the utter ruin of a
most itrilusti ions family. It sec-ins the alarm was
given by the batking of a dog that was kept in the
shop.. The watchman has been dismissed for in-
attention to his duty. 'the Public are again par-
ticularly
.cautioned not to, leave steps or ladders
in their yards, or on any part of their prcmiseS.—
About the 'same time, at the hour of Divine Ser-
vice, a poor man, who had a turvisited room, was
robbed of his little all by a gang of old offenders,
who-have long been a terror to the inhabitants of
13romptnn.
.Fur the loss he has sustained,- and
the goodness of- his character, the neigh boors
have, with great -benevolence, relieved him from
his distress, and again furnished his apartment.
Sureatou ANGLING.—On Sunday last, a 'carp,
weighing eight pounds four ounces, was .hooked
near the Maidstone Lower Navigation Lock, by
a person angling with a conunon sixpenny line
And a very small hook, and by superior
after half an hour's play, the finny captive was
afely conveyed -into the basket of his !nub
plesed captor..

ARCLIBISfIop

SYRIAN COMMITIT,E.

A Meeting was held, yesterday, at the Free-
masons' Tavern, for the purpose of taking leave
or the Archb:Omp of JerusaleM, on his return to
his native country.

At ten o'clock Lord TEIGNIVIOUTII took the
Chair, and opened the husiuebs of the dAy by val.:
in; the object of the Meeting, which was to take
leave of the Archbishop on his departure from
England.,

Mr. PRATT, in a speech of some length, stated,
that rumo'ins having gone abroad that \the Arch-
bishop' was not the person he represented himself
to be, th-e Comutittee had been actively employed
in discovering the truth of this assertion; hut
from the conversation which he and Alr., Owprr
had bad with the Archbishop, and froin Many
Other circumstances, they found the assertion to.
be groundless ; for all the acts of that venerable
personage were NH of piety. hnmanity,and sti--
petior., understanding. He bad the pleasure, to
state to them that the Sidtsceiption which had
been raised amounted to upwards. of 4301. Ster-
ling, 1001. of whiCh had been .in'eseate'd to the,
Archbishop that inorning.
Mr. ()NEN stated, that he had not the least
doubt in Isis own Mind-that the Al-chbishop was
the person he represented liitnstlf •to he, from
many eirvmstances which had come tinder his no-
tice. He added, that the Auchhislitip was now in
attendance in an adjoining room, to- bid INtin
farewell.

The Archbishop now entered the room, at-.
tendril by his two friends and Mr. Owen,°and•in
a long speech, which was -interpreted .by nr.
Owen, tetnrned the-Meeting his most sincere and
heartfelt thanks, and expressed his gt atittnie for
the generons hospitality with which he was .te-
ceived in England.

Among the persons present were Lord Teign-
rnouth, ‘Vm. Wilberforce, Esq. Al, P.. Mr.
Owrn, and several eminent Literary and tteve-
rend Gentlemen.

The Archbishop—intends Jeaving England on
Monday next. •

EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY
• -OF HUMAN BODIES.

On Saturday last, a countryman, who resides
at Sutton, near Carshalton, Surrey, observed
some suspicious looking characters near Sutton,
walking backwards and 'forwards 'ir.'far a farm-
house. He observed one of them go to a heap
of dung and move part ofit, which caused Win IQ
suspect that something was concealed there,' anti
he was induced to ‘v,utch their motions from be-
hind a hedge. One of the Men went away, but
soon after returned with a horse and cart. The coml.
trvman ran for the constable, who lived within a
•short distance,and whb came immediately. The mo-
ment Ile and the country Man appeared in sight , the
person with the horse and cart no) away i,)s fast
as they couhl, and escaped. The Constable re-
moved the heap of dung, and;to his 'great sur-
prise, as well as that of number of persmis
who had been drawn to the spot, the hodirs of
two ehihnren wet e found, one apparently Amu
gevfo or eight yeats of age, the other younger,
;low the deceased Children came there, caused
some surprise and 'wonder among the inhabitants.
The bodies were• removed to a phbiT-house for
an Inquest to he held opou .them. The met) left
the horse and cart behind them, which are in nos-
sesslin of the pa-vish•officers ; the name, of
" Fisher" is painted on the trout of the cart.