The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-24 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES, DEC. 14.

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Lloyd, King's-place, Commercial road, slop-seller—E.
Whiteley; Leeds, dyer—C. Worts, High-street, Wapping,
ship-chandler—H. Simpson, Warinfield-cum-heath, York-
'hire, boarding-house-keeper—N. B. Fluke, York-road,
Lambeth, corn-dealer---S. Bryant, Bazing-place, Water-
loo-road, Surrey, broker.
PA ItTNERISHIPS DISSOLVED.
C. Briggs end R. A. Harbert, Bolton-1(141room, attor.
sen., W. Ellie, jun., and J. Ellis, Port-
sea, May and J. Tustin, Worcester,
halliers—T. R. and F. Jenks, Birmingham, jewellers....
D. ,Guggiati mutt!, Anaatii,.Nottinghano, puvers".4. and.
S. Morris, and T. Lindridge, High Heiden, potters—M,
Traits mad J. H. Cole, Cl` orton-street, Brunswick-
square, milliners-:—J. Upton and B. B. Thompson, Tad-
caster, and G. Upton, Wetherby, Yorkshire, attorneys._
S. Hawgood, S. Hawgood, jun., and W. Hawgood, Surrey-,
place, Old Kent-road, pawnhrnkers—J. Jeffery, J. Perry,
and J. Blow, Cracechurch-street, haberdashers—A. and
S. A. Wyllie, J. Gibbons, and It. Plumbly, Conduit-
street, tailm a—E. Brooke and J. Brooke, jun., Cheater,
china-manufacturers—D. 'lowly and S. Lucas, provision.
agerits—.E. and R. Ellice, G. Forsyth, and 0. Kinnear....
J. E. and H. Langton, Maidenhead, Berkshire, commdn-
hroveers—A. Thelwell and W. Hatfield, Manchester,
versmiths—J. Buchanan and IL Oldroyd, Camberwell,
nurserymen--J. and J. Findlay and W. AM-Layne, Glas-
gow, manufacturers--W. LAMM and W. Price, Snenton,
Nottinghamshire, lace-manufactprerw......T. ruyi white,
Leeds, linen-drapers—,W. Rowley and J. Odell,' Sheffield,
maltatere—J. and J. Cowper, Leeds, eurn.ilealera-:-.G.
uwis end T. Sendai', Albion-wharf, Lower Queen-street,
Rotherhithe, wharfingers—A. H. and C. I'. Thomson,
merchants.

SUPPLESIENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE.
TuasoaT, row, 23.
BY THE PEOCLAMATION,
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Whereas great rsultitudee of lawless and disorderly por-
ous have for borne time past assembled themselves together,
in a riotous and tumultuous manner, in the counties of
Wilts, Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Hants, and Berks ; and for
the purposes of compelling their employers to comply with
certein regulations preeeribed by themselves, with respect
tt, the wages to be i•eld for their labour, have had recourse
to measures of force and violence, and have actually corn.
towed various acts of outrage iu different pert. of the
counties above.roentloned, whereby the prlierty of our
geed subjects has iu several inetancee been wholly de.
streyeiloind their lives and properties are still greatly en.
deplored.
We, therefore, being duly, sensible of the inischievotte
'sainseiptences which must ineOitably entitle, as well 'to the
peaceof the Kingdom, as to the lives and properties oil

our subjects, from such wicked and illegal piactices, if
they go unpunished ; and being firmly resolved to cause
the laws to be pit* hi execution far the punishment of
such offenders, have thabght it, by the advice of Our
Privy Coiincil, to 'issue this Proclamation, hereby
stiictly,coramoinding ,all ibsticel of the Peace, Sheriffs,
Under-Shertffv, ,and all otbeivtivilvollicers whatiever;
within the staid Coiintieli of Wilts, Kent, Sussex, Surrey,
Hanis, and Betio, that they do use their utmost endea-
vours to discover, apprehend, and bring to justice, the
persons concerned in the riotous proceedings above.men-
tioned.

And as a further inducement to discover the said offenders,
we do hereby promise end declare that any person or persons
who shall discover anti apprehend) or cause to be discovered
and apprehended, the authors, abettors, or perpetrators
of any of the outrages above mentioned, an that they; or
any of them, may be duly convicted thtreof, shall be en•
titled to the Mutt of Fifty Pounds for each and every per-
inn who shall be so convicted, and shall also receive our
most gracious pardon for the said offence, in case the per-
son making such discovery as aforesaid shall be liable to
be prosecuted for the same.
And whereas certain wicked incendiaries have secretly
by fire, in many parts of the said counties, destroyed the
corn, hay, buildings, and other property of our subjects,
we do hereby promise and declare, that any person or per-
sons who shall discover and apprehend, or cause to he dis-
covered and apprehended, the authors of the said fires, so
that they, or any of them, may be dul' convicted thereof,
shall he entitled to the stun of Five Hundred Pounds for
each and every person who shall be so convicted, and shall
also receive our most gracious pardon (except the actual
perpetrator of any of the said fires), in case the person
making such discovery shall be liable to he prosecuted for
the setae.

And the Lords Commissioners of our Trea►ury are
hereby required to make payment accordingly of the said
rewards.

Given at our Court at St. James's, this twenty-third
day of November, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty, in the first year of our reign.
God save the King.