The Sun.
London, England, 1838-04-04 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES, Aram 24,

B. Heighington, wine merchant, Darlington—J. Benjamin
watch-manufacturer, Jewrv-street, Aldgate--W. and A. 0. Med-
ley, bankers, Aylesbury—H. and R. Kirsch, warehousemen, Man-
chester—W. Green, ironmonger, Sheffield—J. Cooper and J.
7.lPLeod, merchants, Liverpool---F. Parker, upholsterer, North-
ampton_T. Jones, gunmaker, Birmingham--H. J. libsworth,
roulbroker, Nunn's-court, Coletran-strt-et—C. J. Delvalle, bill-
broker, Peaham-grove, Surrey—T. Tabbercr, checsemonger,
Birmingham.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

W. Watson and .1. Smith, teadealers, !Townslow, Middlesex—J.
Duly and J. Goldsmith, smiths, Brighton. Sussex —H. Stephens
and E. J. White, orchella manufacturers, Weaver's-hoe, Horsely-
down—W. Head and T. Kirton in-Lindsey, Lineolnire—
W. Robson and T. Fletcher. druggists, Newcastle-upon-Tyne—
W. H. Hughes and T. Slanev, plumtrrs, Hodnet, Shropshire—J.
Emit!' and E. Cross, grocers, Minories—T. K. Fife and F. Ben-
nett, surgeons, Gateshead, Dnrhara—J. Wallace and Co., grocers,
Liverpool—J. 'l'. Lemale and G. A. Canton, Chandos-street,
Covent-garden—C. W. &oughtn't and J. Paler, tailors, South-
ampton-street, Covent-garden—W. Dakin and Co., tetniealers,
Coventry—S. Nash and T. North, teadealers, Union-street,
Borough—H. Wood and B. Stephenson, clients, Coleman-street,
City—J. Pryor and Co., Holborn-hill, as far as regards J. Pryor
—C. M•Neill and Co., milliners, Liverpool--C. Piston and J.
Piston, carriers, illanchester—J. 13rewster, and R. Eggleston,
grocers, Manchester—S. Austin and Co.,
.printers, Hertford—J.
Matthews and A. G. Sampson, furnishing ironmongers, Dudley,
Worcestershire—H. Fearnside and G. Morton, carvers and gliders,
Leeds, Yorkshire.

OUTWARD BOUND ; OR, A MERCHANT'S AD-
VENTURES —By the Author of " Rattlin the Reefer."—This
work (observes the Weekly Chronicle) will most decidedly
class with the best specimens of the nautical school of imagi-
native writing. The reputation of the r tither is already too
well established to need the verification of his talent; but were
it not so, the appearance of these volumes would alone be suf-
ficient to place him in the foremost rank of living novelists.
The story is full of interest and teeming with variety. The
hero of the tale bears a charmed life, etch the perils of the
deep and the brand of the murderer are made subfirvient to
his strength of mind and nobleness of character. lie is, in-
deed, a noble fellow ; and his adventures with his beautiful
sister, Honoria, and the faithful black, Jugurtha, present us
with some beautiful and verd4nt spots on which the mind may
repose from the dark incidents that are spread throughout the
volumes.

" A GREAT TRIUMPH" has, it is said, been
achieved at Devizes, where Captain Dundas has had 109
votes, while his Tory opponent, Mr. Heneage, bad only 102.
Verily this is a triumph worth talking about 1 A liberal Mem-
ber is returned by 109 votes to the House which should re-
present the whole people, and all the nation is called upon
to rejoice in the victory. We are toll that there was a most
lavish expenditure of Conservative coin, an.] it was likely ; for
when 109 votes can return a Member he would be elected
cheaply if he gave a 10/. note for each. Manchester, with
8,000 electors, sends two Members—and Devizes, with 315,
sends two, and one-third of the electors through intimidation
do not vote at all. Here is a rule of three question. If 315
voters send two Members, how many ought 8,000 to send?
Answer, 50. And Lord Stanley, five years ago, tol3 us. and
Lord John Russsell tells us now, that the Reform Bill is a final
measure ! —.illauchester Times.

A. meeting of the booksellers and publishers of Lon-
don was held at the Chapter Coffee House, on Monday and
Tuesday last, to take in'o consideration Mr. Sergea:4 Tat..
fourd's Copyright Bill ; Mr. T. Longman in the chair. Tho
meeting unminiously adopted a petition to Parliament pgninst
the Bill, and appo'nted a Committee to it. pr,grc:is
thraugh the House.
Edward Hickey haii ly.en connni:ted multi- the

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charged with
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killing was gamekeeper to the Earl of Wintortoo, and his
name is Foard. The par:les being asi,ernbled in the hall on
Tuesday se'rnaight. after supper sonic words arose between
them, when the prisootr struck deceased with a
po,
1 rand
laid him senseless on the floor. Deceased died on the fol-
lowing day.—Brighton Gazette.

HIGH WATERAT LONDON BRIDGE TO. MORROW.
Y. oraing 3 minutes after 11 1 Evening 3O minutes after 11

This day was published, in royal Bvo, price 2s. 6d., No. 11. of
THE MONTHLY CHRONICLE.
PRINCIPAL ARTICLES.
Are the Planets inhabited? Slavery and the new Slave Trade.
Zicci, a Tale (continued). Coal Monopoly.
International Copyright. Reviews, Music, Notes,
Art in Fiction (concluded.) &e. &c. &c.
London: Longman, Orme, and Co.

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