The Sun.
London, England, 1827-12-12 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY DI ARY.—TIi .:, _7,Y, Dec. 14.
Barlow, \V.,Mattersey—George, WO: .r, '''D -.
Bcmrosc, ~ Bourn—White Hart, Spaidie g. 1 I
Britton, T., Pensford—Mr. Greville, Bris' .4
Collier, J. Abingdon—Crown, Abingdon 7
Cooke, W., Huddersfield—Rose, Huddersfield
Day, H., Bristol—Commercial rooms, Bristol. t
Duncan, E. and W., Brecon, Merthyr Tydvil—Castle Hotel,
Brecon —
Ea.stgate, 8., York—Public office, Barnsley ll
Edwards, P. Liverpool—Clarendon, Liverpool 1
Fraley, N., Trowbridge—Castle, !:ath
Halsall, H., Ormskirk—Wheatsheaf, Ormskirk lO
Hirst, M., Meltham—George, Huddersfield
Thompson, J., Winksley, Yorkshire—Magistrates' Office,
Halifax ll
Humberston and Co., Kingston-upon-Hull—Kingston hotel,
Kingston

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO EE DISCHARGED,
Petitions to be beard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields,
Dec. 17, at Nine o'clock.
Andrews. E., Elizabeth-row, Hicks, S. and Co., Lamb's Con-
Bethal-green duit-street
Aitkcnhead, 'W., Queen-street, King, W., Well-street, Clippie-
Wapping g:ite
Clark, J., Maryport, Cumber- Pearson, J., Bowling-st., West-
land minster
Evans, It., Inchbrook, Glou- Dixon, W., Portsmouth
cestershire.

A short time ago we noticed a mad dog being
at large at Friskney, and that the rabid animal had bitten
several cattle there. Last week a farmer in that parish
was obliged to kill one of his beasts that was attacked with
hydrophobia.—Boston Gazette.
LECTURES ON PHRENOLOGY.--1) r. SPURZ-
111LIM, the eminent Phrenologist, who had been invited to
visit this town by the Phrenological Society established
here, arrived in Hull the early part of last week, and com-
menced a Course of Lectures at the Exchange, on Thurs-
day evening. The Doctor being one of the inventors, or
discoverers, of the breach of physiological science, to which
the term Phrenology bas been applied, his appearance na-
turally excited a peculiar interest; he was received on his
entrance, with very general applause, and listened to
throughout the Lecture with the most anxious attention.—
Hull Packet.
B.—Some hol-
ders MARKETSIC,noDttthoEenbC.
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mend was very animated, and about 900
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ne6tirrSi.v2:euicsied:g.egilEvrauanyrt‘aray.i.
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eia,n66B6adcis2llid.eeeds:s.a.
hhds. were sold,
consisted of 225 brown to nearly dry brown Jamaica, at
of moment done in
and speculators, and, in some inst'a,
there was
Resuem,goorodDdyeenlonrxidsf.,--;
proved prices, nearly 500 brie. having early part of the ,fek
both fromdtvlei encetradeef
lid. par lb. was obtained. The sales amount to 3,480
of obtaining
bales.—There was considerable demand for Ashes,,at im-
-ampepritiainhedo,f
for 1826 Pot, and 31e. for New; Vs. for 1826 Pearl,
and 31s. 9d. for New ; besides 200 brie. Pot, brand 1824,
much crusted, at 9L
--1. ; and 100 brie. Pearl, 1825, at
28e. psi. cwt.—Tallow is steady at 41s.—There were no
sales of Tobacco.—The holders of Madder Roots are san-
guinebeen sold, at 30s.
state of our relations with Turkey.—Wheat and Oats were
in good demand, and prices fully supported ; Barley was
6d. per boll lower.--Glasgow Herald.
1 •
considerably higher- prices, from the
FATAL OUTRAGE.—A very caiamtious
event occurred in Dumnanway, on Monday week last.—
For a considerable time a spirit of animosity has existed
man bearing the name of the latter,
between two parties of the neighbourhood of ti It town,--...,
under the names of MA}IONYS and CoLurfs, and it is to bn.
regretted, that within eight or ten months, the lives of
above-mentioned,
four or five individuals have fallen a sacrifice to the wickca
e, however, be did
the annual fair was held in the town, and it was shortly
ascertained that the Manoturs were fully detemined to
and foolish disposition. On the day
attack the CoLLsasES,
should the parties meter accord-
ingly a number of the former sallied through the principal
street, when a young
not nautili long when he was discovered. He •
was imme-
diately assailed with stones, and beaten with sticks,
bthuet
party,unass oteueiaktedebelwteirt with
n either,
a lane, hearing
w h e r
and in
half an hoar he was a callow T. The Magistrates and
Police
were oa the spot in a short time, and a- 1
Wppre leaded three
men, opt of whom, Darned MAZIONY,
gaol to take his trial. An inquest was _ as committed
~t,t,'
earned, but of what natut held, and a verd,. L
e, or comprehending Ivhow, ''
sot published. The deceasedg Old • --•
Cork Mercantile ci • Waa about i 2 ye.ir
f rontat.