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

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DlARY.—TnunsniT, JAN. 4.=-(At the Court of
Commissioners, Basinghall-street.)
Keating, G., Waterloo-road, linen-draper-:--11
Lawrance, J., Park-place, St. James's, tailor-11
Smith, J., Hastings, mereer--10

COUNTRY DIARY, THURSDAY, JAN. 4.
Astbury, A., Stone, Staffordshire—Crown, Stone-10
Bowker, .1., 13olton—:White's, Manchester—l 1
Gay, J., Bristol—Rummer tavern, Bristol-12
Gibbons, T., jun.., wens—Red Lion, Fakenham-4
James, T., Nottingham—George
IV. Nottingham—ll
James, S., Nottingham—George IV. Nottingham-11
Major, R., Frome Selwood—George, Frome Selwoed-11
Maude, J., L., Andover—GeOrge, Andover-9
Nogg, W., Wincanton—Ship, Mere, Wilts--10
Moorhouse, T., Sheffield—Tontine, Sheffield-2
Morgan, T., Bristol—Messrs. Cary and Co., Bristol-1
Powell, J., Worcester—White Horse, Worcester-10
Poole, T., Colwall, Herefordshire—Feathers, Ledbury-11
Sadler, H. and T., Oxford—Maidenhead, Oxford-10
Scholfield, J., Ontrington, Cheshire—Royal Hotel, Manche 3-

ter__9
.Selden and Hyrule, Liver pool—George, Liverpool—l
Shelley, S., Oulton, in Stone, Staffordshire--Crown, Stone—lo
Shepherd and Haworth, ,Bury, Lancashire—White's Hotel, Man-
chester-10
Wheadon, IL, Beiminster—Ruuner. Tavern, Brietol-11
Whitehead, J. and J., Liverpool--LMr. Woods, Liverpool-1

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED.
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields,
Jan. 4, at Nine.
Abraham, S., Southwark, brass-founder
Bassett, W., Deptford, oilman
Broad, A., Brixton-hill, bricklayer
Caswell, G., Barnet, coach-proprietor
Evans, W., Corani-street, cheesernonger
Grout, A., Lambeth, shopkeeper
Hunt, W., Walworth, warehouseman
Kiberd, G., Curtain-road, chair-maker
Lancashire, J., Camberwell, corn-dealer
Pelham, W., High-street, St. Giles's, carpenter
Pickin, J., jun., Sidney, Salop, cattle-dealer
Purser, J., Lambeth, carpenter
Smith, W., Pentonville, hackneyman
Stokes, D., Eagle-street, Bloomsbury, agent
Townsend, R., Bristol, clerk
Wall, T., Bradley, Staffordshire, grocer

EXTRAORDINARY OCCURRENCE.—A pig of the
Chinese breed, belonging to Mr. March, the proprietor of the
Angel Inn, Speenliamland, Barks, was missing from its stye about
six weeks ago, and was supposed to have been stolen ; but on the
removal of a quantity of horse dung, on Wednesday the 20th of
the present month, the pig was discovered alive, at the depth of
20, feat. It is still living, and is recovering its former health.—
Stockport Advertiser. _ .

. .
616110 NA PARTE AND BERNADpTTE,7--Seeking oc-
casion to send him out of France, he one day announced to him his
intention to appoint him Governor of New Orleans. The presence
of mind of the General saved him from uttering a refusal which
might have brought upon him some fresh disgrace:—" Sire,"
said he, " a Marshal governor of a province beyond sea, ought to
have a military force sufficient to make his sovereign's authority
respected, and a treasure to meet the wants of a considerable ex-
hibition ; your Majesty, in this case, cannot give- me less than
12 millions (francs) of money, and 12,000 men."—" Well ! " an-
swered Napoleon, "it shall be so. Six thousand men shall em-
bark with you, and 6,000 shall follow. As for the twelve mil,
lions of money, a frigate shall meet you with thew in the latitude of
---." " And if I should fail to find the frigate in that latitude,
Sire," rejoined Bernadotte, "what course would your lgajesty have
me steer? " The parties perfectly understood one another ; and
Marshal Victor was named to the command.. Ouvrard's Me-
moirs.