The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-03 00:00:00

1)11/7.DENDS.

Nov. 13. Benjamin Cox, of Stourbrike, Wotcestershire,
timber.mercnant, at twelve, at ih liudles's flriiia Inn,

Dudley, Worcestershire.
Nov. 29. John Christian Cook and Thomas Christian Corker,
of Leaclenhall-street," London, linen-dresser 3 and co-part./
ners, at_ ten, at Guildhall.,
Nov. 22. Ethiard Atkinson, now or late offiiillinge, Lanca-
shire, fustianrmanufacturer, at eleven, at ,the Minorca'
Inn, Wigan, Latic.ishire: -
Nov. 22. john Uther, noreor late of Buling-
G-reen-lane,Clerkenwell, Middlesex, victualler, at twelve,

at Guildhall. , •
lan. 6. Thomas Gibbs Williamson,- of Paradise-street, St.
Mary, Ratter lithe, Surrey, 'manner, at teu, at Guild-
hall,,Lonclon.- • . • •
Nov. 22. William and lames Ogilvie, of Saville-row, St.
James's,. Westminster, army,agents• and co-partners, at
eleven, at Guddhall. • .
.Dec. 2. Da,de) Nathaniel Weeden, late of Whitechapel-road,
Middlesex; brusii- maker, at-ten,:dt
Nov. 25 Rribert Hunell and William of Foster-
lar,e, Loi)don, ribbon-manulaz.turc:s and co-
partners,arel.g.,:ven, ar - • . • '
Nov 22. {0.)01)11- SArgeallt; late ot Russia-court, Milk-street,
Cheapsicte,, London, wareilouseman, at eleven,' at Guild.
hair. , • .._
Nov zz. BeCijamin :Bc.tts and Ann Smith, of Basingliall-
- street, London, fattois and co-partners, at one, at Guild-

Nov. z.. lames Cralfana Patrick Dempsey Foley, of Tower.
Lbfition rt eicharits and c6..parttiers, at ten, at

. .
• Gairidhall. ' •
Dee. 6. William-Pink and John Birch,. of Charles-street,
_.(...;•rosvcaor-square, tailors, and ci)-partners at'
do',ll, at Guiidiiali,•
Nov, 25. Veier Gancion, of ‘Veritivorth-street, • St. Mary,
Whitechapel, Middl;sex, cooper, atone, at Guildhall.
NOV. 2.4. ..Jolni Minvielie, of inyerlioolon;; chant, at twelve,'
at'ilie Star and Garter; Liverpool.. •
Nov:. 15. David Walker, of liiAborn, Middlesex, beOkseller,
at twelve, at Guildhall. • , • -
N0v.2.:.; Robert Hurrion Dawson, late of Soutliwold, SUf-
. folk, miller, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Halesworth,

Suffolk. ' •
Nov. 26. Daniel Powney the younger; of Shcrboi'ne, Dot-
-setshire, vittualler,° at five, at the. C.utistopher hit;
Market-place, 134t1t.
CERTIFICATES.

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Nov. 22. Henry Laton Lomas, late of ThroirriOrton:street,i;
London, insurance. broker and underwriter.
William, Green', of Manchester, cotton-nterchant.
Edward Waterworth of Newport, hle of Vight, bookseller .]

and stationer. _ _
William Christian, of Liverpool, money. scrivener.
,Augustus White, of Alderimnbury,'London, falor.
lames Feldwicke, late or 13riglithelinsrone, Sussex, cord-
.
wainer and shoemaker. .
Willis Downall, or StocklSort, cqunty of CheSter, grocer.
John Stanley, of Kingston:Upon-Hull, merchant..
I'AgTNERSIIIPS DISI'OLVED.

William and lames Clarke, Newport, Isle of Wight, brewers.
Wiliiam 4iartiaird, sen. aid William kiartlanil, jun. Bristol,

carpenters and joiners.
Mary Scarth and John Pollock,Wakefield, Yorkshire, wool-

staplers.
fohn Prestwidge, George SanderS Pees-Midge, and Thomas,
Bush, Mincing-lane, top and seed-inerclutits.
Edward Crass and Henry Wood, Aldertigate-street, cabinet-

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makers. - -
James Duxbury and tames Gartside, Almchester,

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printer.
Joseph Dixon, George. Snowdon,
.and George Coates, ma-
nuracturers of flour, Stockton, Durham,
-fierrit*ton Marstrand W. Baker, Water-larie, Tower-street,

•
. brokrs.. . . •
Joseph Phipps and William Fido 4 Panton.square/ Wcst-
,
n•onter, tabors..
Lewis" lohn Dubois, ana Paul TlLtod,)re F4vrc,
2Tltpchants, liirognotton-stfeet. • '
Alexanclet'Syme and Georg, "Vin?,-strett, Zvlinoritn,

- merchants.
cieOrge Winter and Isaac Hughes,'Nemigate:Streer, grocers.
lohn Blundell, Joint Gradivull,. and Geufge Graditiell, Vres-
. ton, I,m)cashire, .
Aann Srtitil, • Uley, Gloucestershife, arld 1-lOoper,
• Berkelcy, clothiers!'

The Narcissus Frigate,. which brought the dis-
patches froM Buenos Ayres; is breaking ui? at Sheer
ness.' On'Saturday se'nnigni a carpenter employed
in breaking her up founla wedge .of Old concealed.
lip took it to a silver-smith's in Chatham, and offer-
ed it fbr sale,; the silversMith' told him it was only
brass.. 'The carpenter was nOt. satisfied with this
answer, and on'illonday he set off in the Stage for
London, and offered it for sale to 7.1. r. VLAICE, a
goldrrefiner, in Lorl'a -acre ; told .him he must
it assayed before,he could ascertain the value,
and requested him-to le `e it and which
the carpenter agreed to.' suspecting he did
not come honestly by it,' gaVe inforruatiort at Bow
street, and 'the Magistrates direded Adkins; -the
'Officer, to:attend, andtake the carpenter into cus=p
tody, which 'he actor;ingly did on ThesdaY"mOrning.
'He took hi!rii before Mr. BOND, when` the carpenter
'gave the'same account of the business as above ; in
consequence of which, the Magistrate referred..the
buSifiess in the Lords of the Admiralty to know
who the property belonged to; the result is not yet
known.

In all EleElions-, whether 'for, County; City, or
Borough, a shell', of hands, or a majority of -num-
bers, does -not render you-certain Of being the sud-
cc4ful,Candidate.--To point' out .a sure" path, is to
Emrchase a Share of a Ticket, of any number,, and if
that proves to •be well selected, whether a itomjol.
10,0001. 50001. wool. or 5001. or any other Prize,
no pretence can arise to prevent your receiving the
claim your interest entitles you to, whatever may be
the value thereof. It is thereforeexpedient that you
do not lose the only opportunYty now beldre you, of_'
making choice of so favouritea Candidate (20,0001.)
before ten o'clock tomorrow morning. Wail:anted
undrawn Tickets Ind Shares continue selling by
HoANtszY: and Co. at their old State Lottery Oakes,
26, Cornhill, 52, Charing•=cross, and at St. Marga 7
ret's 14.111, Borough.