The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-29 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS,

July 26, D. E. Colston, Islington road, upholsterer—Aug.
9, N. May, Albion-tetrace, Stepney, builder—July 26, T.
Sherratt, Birmingham, carrier—July 26, W. West, Bretlen-
bury, Herefoidshile, dealer—Aug. 1, 'l'. Leeming, Salford,
Lancashire, timber-merchants—July 21, J. Hepple,
Northumberland, cooper—July 19, P. C. Lee and W. Ballard,
Hammersmith and:Brentford, linen-drarers—July 30, T. Mid-
dleton, Liverpool; cotton-manufacturer—July 30, D. S. Nor-
ton, Uxbridge, brewer—Aug. 6, J. Higgs, Dudley, Worces.
terhire, linen-limper—July 19, 'l'. King; Oxford, grocer—
July 9, urbery, Coventry, silk and trimming-manufacturer
—July 26, J., E. C., and .1. Richards, Alartin's-lane, and Bir-
mingham, merchants—July 21, R. Fairclough, Farlington,
Lancashire, tanner.
CERTIFICATES, JULY 19.

V. Hosking, Walton, Buckinghamshire, builder—J. Hun-
tington, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, jeweller—W. Sidebottom,
Stayley-bridge, Lancashire, cotton-spinner—J. Darnton, Man-
chester, cabinet-maker—J. Niven, Peterborough and Merthyr-
Tidvil, draper—T. Wood, Birchin-lane, merchant.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
R., J., and R. Ransome, Ipswich, ironfounclers—W. Not-
tidge, A. Drew, and J. Nottidge, Itusiel-street, Bermondsey,
and Huddersfield, woolstaplers—J. Stanton and G. Merrick,
Crown-court, Brewer-street, \ VeArnipater, carvers—W. Ni-
chol', and .1. and J. Firth, Shaw:Chapel, Lancashire, iron_
founders—J. Ball and F. Mien, White's-Grounds, Bermond-
sey, morocco-manufacturers—G. Lowe and R. Bower, Notting-
ham, circular holt-makers--J. Ray, and T. and E. Lewis, St.
Paul's Church-yard, warehoutemen—W. Srn ylie and F. Mal-
lam, Welbeck-street, St. Marylebone tailors—T. Baron and J.
IVolfenden, Rochdale, Lancashire, tobacco-manufacturers—J.
Lawrence, J., W., and W. Jenkins, W. Powell, A. Lewis,
W. Daniell, and E. Jenkins, Abercarne, Monmouthshire,:har_
coal bar-iron manufacturers--J. Welchinan, and J. and E.
Lawton, Ivy-house Establishment, Montpelier-row, Blickhe ith
—C. Swann, sen., and C. Swann, jun., Grantham, Lincoln-
shire, drapers—J. and E. G. Abbott, Miles's-lane, Cannon..
street, and Crooked-lane, ale and porter-merchants—S and T.
Deacon, and S. Sedgwick, Skinner-street, coffee-dealers : so
far as regards S. Deacon—B. and J. Shadbolt, Bishopsgate-
street-within, oihnen—S. Itempson and J. Kindon, Binning-
ham, button-makers--T. Cocks and J. Taylor, Birmingham,
iron-founders—J. Barker and F. G. C. Briand, Low heyton,
Essex, brewers—G. W. Fulcher and W. Sparrow, Sudbury,
Suffolk, stationers—M. A. Lintatt and M. A. Cruse, Speen-
hamland, Berkshire, schoolmistresses--A. Nixon and E. Soper,
Bath, milliners—J. Morris and J. Hedley, Commercial-plae:,
City-road —lt. Wilson and T. Holroyd, Linconln's-inn-fieldi,
attornies—J. Gray and B. Cooper, jun., Brothell's-road, Clap-
ham, smiths.

The subscription for the service of plate to he
presented to Mr. Huskisson now amounts to 3,5001. As this
is the sum beyond which it was not thought desirable to raise
the subscription, it has been resolved to close the books on the
Ist of July-.,--(Liverpoor litive'rtisei• of Saturday.)
• Or Wollfrestiay, Mr. Alelantlyr, a Juvith
Rabbi, and late Reader at the Synagogue in this town, was
baptized into the Chtistitin faith at St. Andrew's church, He
is6ileti about to lib-it:Sad as a IroLlnu,v's Exeter
ee) •