The Sun.
London, England, 1827-01-24 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY DIARY, FRIDAY, JAN. 26.
Moore, G., Liverpool—Mr. Finlow, Liverpool-12
M'Kenzie, H., Walsall—Woelpack, Biatainghom-..-11
Marsden, G., Cartworth--Conrt-house, Leeds—.ll
Naugle, W., Liverpool—Georg-e, Liverpool-11
Nickolls, J , Kidliugton Arms, Oxford-11
Parker, S., Whitehurch—White Lion, Whitchurch-2
Parkinson, J., Bolingbroke, Lincolnshire—White Hart Lan,
Spilsby-11
Prutheroe, J., Bristol—Rummer, Bristol---11
Ring, S., Bristol—Mr. Smith, Bristol—ll
Rowlinsou and Co., Liverpool—George, Liverpool-1I
Shave, J., Stouhaui Aspal, Suffolk—King's Head Inn, Stow-
market-3
Shepherd, J., Stouham Aspal—King's Head, Stowmarket-10
Starling, S., Poole—London Tavern, Poole—l 1
Taylor, G., Meltham—Packhorse, Huddersfield —9
Thompson, 1., Hawaii, Kingston-upon-Hull—George, Kingston-
upon-Hull-11
Walker, J., Ley Moor, Golcar, Huddersfield—King's Head,
Huddersfield-11 •
Wesson, J., Dudley—George, Bewdlev-6
Wild, J., Leeds—Court-house, Leeds-10

JAN. 27.
Bales, W., Newmarket—Eagle, Cambridge—l I
Bateson, .J., Wortley—Court-house, Leeds-10
Carr, .J., Wyersdale, Lancashire—Mr. Woodburn, Preston-11
Drury, C., Whetstone, Leicestershire—White Hart Inn, Hartle-

bury-4
Flower, T., Melksham—White Hart, Bath-11
Greenup, W., Ecdeston—George, Liverpool-1
Halls, S., Stowmarket—King's Head, Stowmarket-11
Helm, G., Worcester—Crown, Worcester-10
Harvey, W., Barnsley—Court-house, Leeds--10
Hartley, R., Penrith—Angel, Sheffield-11
Hawker, A., Birmingham—Royal Hotel, Birmingham-11
Spratt, H., Thurston—Norfolk Hotel, Norwich-4
Smith and Holmes, Bristol—Commercial rooms, Bristol-4
Watson, T., Bristol—Rummer, Bristol-1
Wesson, J., jun., Dudley—George, Bewdley-11

INSOLVENTS. APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED.
Petitions to be- heard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's-lun-Fields,

JAN. Ink IT DINS.
Attridge, S., Good Easter, farmer
Cottrell, J., Camberwell, pocket-boot-maker
Dennis, J., Ratcliff, tailor
Eaton, J., Mark-lane, cheeeemonger
Fincham, W., Woolwich, butcher
Fuller, J., ampstead, builder
Giles, E., Lambeth, painter
Lyles, T., Bethnal Green, baker
ma, J., Marylebone, coachsmith
James, S., Ardleigh, Essex, salesman
Jewell, W., Chelsea, carver
Milbourn, T., Hampton, grocer
Paton, Burton Crescent, dealer.
Stone, R., Russell-square, footman
Wohleriberg, J., Stepney, baker

COUNTRY. —At the Court-home, Brecon, January 9ch, at
Ten o'clock.
Paul, . C., Vennyfacb, gentleman

A CUCKOO IN WINTER.—.A. clever ornithologist
in this neighbourhood has now in his possession, a cuckoo in
perfect health, which he took from a tit-lark's nest last June.
We believe that there is no other instance of a cuckoo having been
kept over the winter. It is a curious circumstance, that in
August, when the young cuckoos migrate, this bird, for two or
three days together, made strong and incessant endeavours to
break from its confinement. After thus
in-
stinct which prompted it to remove to another country, it became
calm, and has continued contented in its imprisonment ever since.
—.Manchester Gazette. _ _ giving way to the

FlRE.—About six o'clock yesterday morning a fire
broke out at the house of a gentleman named James, residing in
East-street, Mile-end New-town, which entirely destroyed the
interior of the building. The injury, however, was confined to
the house of Mr. James, and no accident occurred. It is not
known how the .fire originated,