The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-22 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

• July ri. Humphrey Richard Jones; of Type-street, 'Fins-
13i:try-square, Aliadlesek, ceatectioner, at eleven, at G
hall
July 13. John Barnes, late of Truro, Cornwall, mercer, at
ten, .at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. •
July 1. William Ramsay, of Bury St. Edmund's, cabinet-
maker, at twelve, at the Halt Moon Inn, Bury at.
Edmund's.
July so. Jonn Oliphant, of Fleet-street, London, tailor, at
ten, at Guildhall.
July tr. Rvoert Hamilton,, late Stalbridge, Dorsetshire,
linen-draper, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Sner-
borne, Dorsetshire.
July sB. Thomas Harris, .of Oxforthstreet, Middlesex, and
of Blacklriars%road, Surrey, mattrass.mak.er, atone, at
Guildhall.
July ir. William Grove, of the Poultry, London, haber.
dasher, at tweliTe, at Guildhall.
July ii. George Robinson and John Robinson, of Pater.
tioster-row, booksellers, at-twelve, at Guildhall.
July rt. Joseph Frond, of Windsor,.Berkshire, upholsterer,
at twelve, at Guildhall, LOndon,
July 14. William Joyce and William Batchellor, of Bristol,
silversmiths., at ten, at Guildhall, London. , -
July zs. Philip Leigh, of Charles-street, Hoxton-square,
Middlesex, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
July zo. Mark Anthony Whitcornbe, of Gosport, common_
brewer, at three, at the Ship and Castle, Portea.
July zo. Philip ,Dugdall, of Portsea, pork.-butcher, at nine,
at the Ship and Castle, Portsea.
!My i 1. William Bt/ by, of King-street, St.-George, Blooms.
bury, Middlesex, carpenter and builder, at one, at Guild-
hall.
July H. James Ditchfield, of Newgate-street, London,
victualler, at one, at Guildhall. •
July ir. John Pearson, now or 1:•,,,a of Pudsey, Yorkshire,
clothier, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Bradford.
June so. William Webb, late of lVestininster-Biidge-road,
Surrey' coal-merchant, at one, at G uildhall.
July 7. William Ciumingliaine, late of Great Preacot-street,
Goodman's-fields, Middlesex, wine-merchant and in-
surance-broker, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July Is. John Lowis the younger, of Spilsby,
linen-draper, at ten, at the George Inn,, Solisby.
CERTIIfICAVES.

July r r. Thomas Carter, of Kingston-upon..HUll, viEtualler.
Robert itawrinon, or Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant. •
Edward Atkinson, of 13erlinge,, Lancashire,
,fustian.manu-
fatturer. ,

Bartiwlotnew Short, of Finsbury-place, Middlesex, merchant.
Stephen Timothy West, of Catstor, Lincolnshire,. seri verger.
13ennet Stevenson Morgan, late of Suifi:oll:-lane:, London,
merchant.

Samuel Poole, late of Cheapside, London, haberdasher.
Joseph krior, of Princes-street, Spitalfields, Middlesex, dry-
sal ter.

William Dartnell-, late of George-yard, Lombard-street, Lou.
don, stationer. •

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• PARTNERSHIPS DISsOLVED, •
Thomas Simpson and John Bywater, Nottingham..
John SII4pC and Joseph. Smith, chair-makers, Upper Rath-
bone- p lace, Oxford-street. •
losePtt Morton John Browne, George Roe, and Wm. Hoy-
land, silver-platers, Sheffield. ,
Ely Hoy le and John Atkinson, wool spinners, Halifax, York.
C. S. Miisrarci and Jolla Milward, millers, Bromley, Mid-
dlesex.
John Willis, Thomas Lander, Wm.. Winkworth, and Robert
Morecook, maltsters, Fuinain, Mkailesex.
Richard Ford and Thomas Nevitt, bargeowners, Bridgnorth,

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George White and fames Sharpiey, gfocers, York.
Geo4,e Wen4ter 4Lici wyollen manufaaurers,

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George Sanderson arid Wm!Sanderson, timber merchants,

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Liierposl. . .
Rees Evans and lohn Thomas, drapers, Merthyr Tydvil,
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C;lainorgan.
John Morgan, lames Morgan,and lames Palmer, the younger,
Druggists, !Bristol. •
Richard Kay, lona Kay, lames Kay, Robert Kay, William
Kay, and Thomas Kay, woollen manufacturers, Lime
ieid, Lan,..;oster.
Andrew burgess and lolin Smedley, dyers, Hulme, Lan-
castcr.

Wnl.:stiaw, John Hurst, Richard Hoctgkinson; lames Cor.
don, an,t Wuz. Arrowsmith, rectifiers, Bultuh-le-Moors,
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Lancaster.

Same persOnS; who seem to have doubted, that a
respedable adventurer in the last Lottery, residing
at' Southampton, had gained a 20,0001. Prize by a
bespoke Nut/Ai-it-rave ascertained the fad positive
by their own inquiry at the Bank. It is equally
true, that two outer Capitals in the last Scheme were
thus obtained. - 'lt is not surprising, therefore,. that
bespoke Nu nbers are so much at present the or-
der of the day,' in a Scheme; which, with less
Tick- is aria less Blanks, has the-greatest Prizes ever
experienced.

) DuN: hinted by RICHARD HARR' s, of No. 4, -,MartiCti-Colift, Bow-street; and published by WiLL/Am ARmiGht,Scßipps, of
,South Molton.street, Crosveriot-square: