The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-17 00:00:00

• DIVIDENDS.

lan. 13. losiah Jackson, W4lllarn Lowe, Charles Tohns .11,
I,nri,;.s Shutllehuttiam, John Johnson, and James Leigh,
•ivlanchester, merchants and co-partners, at eleven, a: the
-Star Inn, Nlanenestei.

lan. 16. losevli Gibbs, Birmingham, button-maker, at
twelve, at the Union "Cavern, Birmingham.
Jan. 20. lureiniail Cotner, Pitch...thane, Gloucestershire,
clothier, at eleven, at the riing's Arms inn, Stroud, Glou-
cestershire
lan. 30. Matthew Pringle, Walworth, Surrey, flour-faelor,
.at ten, at (Juil,.Luli, London.
Jan. 30. Richiru Chase Gedge and Anthony illdson,. Isle-
wortn, Middlesex, calico-printers.. and co.pattners, ct
eleven, at Guilithaa, Lonuon.
Jan.:4. Richard iaLksOn, Shoe lane, Fleet-street, London,
;smith, at eleven, at Guildliall.
ao. John Bateman, Ningston,upon-Hull, merchant, at
eleven, at the Dog and Duck cavern, }lull,'

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Jan. ao. William Bury, Bu‘klersbury, London, IA archousc.
man, at ten, at Gutkludil.
lan. ►x, Edward l'arrer, Pudsey, Yorkshire, Clothier, at
-eleven, at the White Horse Leeds,

ix. Thomas Wrigh.tatan, Arundel, Sussex, vinuiLr, at
eleven,at the Crown Inn, Araii.lel.
lan. 12, Thom, s I .Arr Yorkshire, cluthier, at
eleven, at tne'Whi!. I .
Jan. 3.. Frederick Kray, Staiiupe-street, Clarc-market,
Ivladdlesex, goldsmith and jeweller, at ten, at Guild-

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hall. . ... _
jan. 20. Joseph Cox, Gravel-lane, Surr4, carpenter, at ten,
ut Guildhall, London.
Feb. 3. Henry Loftus liodson, Huntingdon,- merchant, at
eleven, at the Younti.in Intl, iiuntinglon. '.
Dcc. 24. john 11,i,v0i,,, St. I Ame.'s-street, Westminster,
rnercnant, at twelve, at Guiittnall. .
Jan. 17. Robert 1-I.os-,, l‘laidsione, Renty woollen-draper, at
ten, at Guildhall, ,Lond)a.
C k.lt LIF I C AT ES.

lan. Fortescue Bate, Vigo-lane, Csolden.square,
sex, print-seller. •
Solomon Solomonson, New-street, Bishopsgate-street, Lon..

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no,i, merchant.
Johti Nevil, Kicictsurne, Lancashlre, grocer.

PARTNERSHIPS DIS ,OLVED.

Richard Fisher German, late of Pemberton Lancaster, coal
merchant, and John r Fisher the younger, of Rivington, beer
,
brewer. une 23, iBO6. •
Joseph Curt and John Degex, of the Prince of Wales's col-
fee- honse, Leicester-place, vintners. Dec. 11,,1866.
George Rossiter and 'l'. Tapsell, of Fish-sir:et Hill, wine
mer.;hants. Oct.. 17, 1806.
john llawksworth and Sam. Adamson, of Middop, York,
cornmillers. Dee. 3, 1806.
David, Scarborough and John Wilkinson, of Hardshaw, Lan.
caster, ciogt;ers. jam 1, 1806.
Thomas Jackson, Sebastian Nash, and Alfred Lloyd, of Man.
chester,.caiico-printers. Dec. t:., iBo6. •
Thu. Swansborough and R. Reed, of Wisbech St. Peter, Isle
of El), stone-mason. Dec. 31, 1803. -
George Kitson and john Margetts, of Maiden-lane, Battle'.
' bridge, chemical mandatturers. Nov. s. 1806.
Richard IVilson and Beivallin (eaves, of Scout Mill, Ash-
ton-under-Line, Lancaster, cotton-manuiadurers. Dec.
21, 1805.
Mary Dean, Mary Sisson, and Leonorah lagnani, of Duke-
street, Adelphi, milliners.. tie 2 .iB, 'Sob. •'
George Rinks and john Sisson, of Bolton-le-Moors, Lancas-
ter, shopkeepers. 'NOV. zB, •18e6
Benjamin Carr and Thomas Neale, of York, flat-dressers,
. sy, 18u6. •
John llubbard and john Keen, of -Bethnal-gOen, brewers.
Dec. 14, r 806.
Timothy Brown, Thomas 'Cobb, and Nehemiah Stokes, of;
Lombard-street, bankers, Dec. ri, 1806.
R. and B. Ayrey and S. Burn, of Tboley-street, distillers.
Dec. 8,180 G•
Edward Priestly and- Nathaniel Barnsdall, of Nottingham,
raft and timber merchants. Dec. 6, 1805.
John Devonshire and Thos. Wood, of Newark upon-Trent,
whitesmiths. • June 21, 1806.
Thomas Farenden and John Wilcox, of Chichester, iron-
fouuders. Od. 12, 1805•

LAW REPORT.

COURT OF KING's BENCH, Drc. z 6.
GODSAL V. BOLDEIIO AND OTHERS.

This was an aaion upon a policy of insurance,
made the 29th November, 18Q3, 'upon the life of
the late Minister, Mr. Pitt, for 5001. for seven years.
The Defendants pleaded nil debet, and secondly, that
the Plaintiff was not interested• in the life of Mr.
Pitt; and thirdly, that the Executors of Mr. Pitt paid.
the Plaintiff all that Mr: Pitt owed to the:Plaintiffs
before the anion was brOught.
It was admitted that the Plaintiff had paid the an-
nual premium of insurance from the time of mak-
ing it, that Mr. Pitt died at the time stated in the
declaration, and-that the Plaintiff, during Mr. Pitt's.
life, and at his death, was a creditor to the amount
of i 0001. ; and the Defendants\ also paid' 311. into
Court.

The defence was that, by the A& of Parliament
with respect to insurances, no
.insurance was lawful
where the party had not an interest ; and that as the
Plaintiff had received 11091. of Mr. Pitt's Executors
alter his decease, he ceased to be interested in the
event of hig death, But it appeared that the Plain-.
tiff was not paid interest upon his debt by the. Exe-
cutors,. to -which he was entitled, and also that tllO
Defendants, on being first-applied to; promised to
pay in three months.
- It was therefore agreed, after some discussion, of
the law, that, as-it appeared froM the case of Dwyer
v. Edey, that the interest of a creditor was insurable
upon a life policy, or the debtor's life, a verdiEt
should be taken upon the issue of nil del'et, and
also the. second issue for the Plaintiff, subject to be
altered if the Court should be of opinion that, by
the subsequent circumstances, the Plaintiff was not
entitled to recover. It was further arguel, that the