The Sun.
London, England, 1827-10-06 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DIARY.--TURSDAY, OCT. 9.-...(At the Court of
Commissioners, Basinghall.street.)
Davis, J., Lower Brook- Smith, H.,LawrencePount-
street
Foam, G., Nottingham ll Gaillard, P., Liverpool ll
Fenwick, G., Grosvenor. Rivenall, A., Turnmill-st ll
mews

COUNTRY DIARY.—ToEsoar, OCT. 9.
Alexander, J., Coniebrough—Commercial inn, Sheffield l2
Andrews W., Louth—King's head, Louth 7
Barnes, 1., Ledbury—Feathers, Ledbury ll
Billin9e, T., jun., Liverpool—Clarendon.buildings, Liver

pool
1
Braithwaite, J., Leeds—Royal hotel, Birmingham 1
Clegg and Co., Etna iron works, Lancashire—Clarendon-
buildings, Liverpool .... 1
Frinder, J., Oxford—Cross inn, Oxford
Goodman, 1., Kiddersminter—Hart, Hartlebury ll
Hill, W.,Cheltenham—lmperial hotel, Cheltenham
Millzr, ~ Cummersdale—Mitre, Carlisle ll
Morgan, ',C., Clifton, Gloucestershire—Commercial rooms,
Bristol , - I
Pollard J Burnley—Bull, Burnley ..,.. ll
...

3y-
Scott, G.,Newcastle-on.Tyne—GeOrgi inn, Newcastle-on
Tyne ll
Willertou, R., Bolingbroke—Bull, Horneastle

GRAND IMPERIAL SHIP CANAL.—About
thirty Surveyors are at present employed on different parts
of the line of this Canal, under the direction of Mr. Cundy,
the Engineer.

FORGED NOTES.—John Crawford, a native
Of Irt'dand, residing at Arnehloy, in the parish of Monteath,
and county of Perth, was apprehended at Laggan, Locha-
her,' and was on Thursday last committed to gaol here,
charged with having issued or uttered, about Fort Au-
gustus, several forged guinea notes of Sir William Forbes
and Co.'s Bank, and with having in his possession 16 simi-
lar notes when apprehended. He states in his declaration,
that he is a " dealer in cattle, horses, swine, butter, cheese,
and other country produce." He admits having given
several guinea notes to 'the persons to whom he is accused
of baying given forged ones ; and being sliewn the notes,
he says' that they are not those he gave to them, " but are
like them." He denies having had in his possession, when
apprehended, 16 forged guinea notes, but says that they
were found under a table in the room when he was appre-
hended.—Aberdeen Chronicle.

Sir George Cayley, the President of the York
Whig Club, has tendered his resignation in a
letter to the Secretary. The following observa-
tions arc made in the letter :
" 'Acre never was so favourable a time as the present
for oltiterating all the old party feelings that have often
held good men separate in their political acts. The dis-
tinctions between \Vhig and Tory are nearly worn out :
and when so firm and so noble an example is set by hi
Majesty, as the most powerful guardian of the united in-
terests of his subjects,
by supporting with an equal hand
the honest, the liberal, and the enlightened men of all par-
tiei, it would well become us to do away obsolete distinc-
tions, and to throw down those barriers which ancient
party names only serve to foster and perpetuate. The
York Tory Club no longer exists ; and I would most
sttongly recommend' the Whig Clug to dissolve and rr-
model itself, under such a title and regulations as will admit
all persona who are honest supporters of civil and religiode
cordially to unite under its banner." "
The Whig
Club of Cheshire and the ad' It
peen
counties will hold their seventh annual meeting
on
nhethste 9th of October, at the Royaler../tianchestcr Guardian.
Hotel,
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