The Sun.
London, England, 1836-05-11 00:00:00

Fll-13111 LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

LOI tD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MAy 10.

The Lord Chamberlain of his Alajesty's Household has appointed
John Lyster., Esq., one of the Gentleman ITshe: 3 Quarterly Waiters
in Ordinary- to his Majesty, in the room of Robert Browne, Esq ,
deceased; and Arthur Blackwr)o.l, Esq., one of the Grooms of his
Majesty's Most .Honourable Prier Cirtmher in Ordinary, in the
room of :Thomas Shiffner, Esq., deceased.

WHITEHALL, MAY G.
The Locd Chancellor has appointed James MayAlen Farrison
of Flookburgh, near Ulverstone, in the county of Lancaster, Cent.
to be a Mister Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery.

FOREIGN OFFICE, MAY 10.
The King has been gra::iously pleasel to approve of Mr. Lewis
de Drusnia as Consul at Pitt Louis, in the Island of Mauritius, for
the l 3 apnblie and Hanseatic City of Hamburgh.

Con Inir.sion by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Renfrew.
Ronfrewshire Yeomanry Cavalry.
John. Harvey, Gent., to be Lieutenant, vice J. Stirling, resigned,

DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCI

JOHN NAGGER, cordwainer, Richmond, Surrey.
BANKRUPTS.
CHARLES BERRY, stationer, B;rmin•;ha.n, Slay 95, at e!e,
yen, and June 21, at ten, at the Union Hotel, Birmingham. Ad-
lington, Gregory, Faulkner, and Follett, Be..trord-row ; Marshall,
Birmingham.

JOHN BERRY, glass manufacturer, Birmingham, May 20, at
three, and June 21, at twelve, at the Union Hotel, Birmingham.
Adlingion, Gregory, Faulkner, and Follett, Bedford-row; Mar-
shall, lti nningbarn. •
GEORGE SHUFFLEBOTHAM, coach-builder, Macclesfield,
May 28, and June 21, at eleven, at the Macclesfield Arnie inn and
Hotel, Alacclesfield. Bell, Brodrick, and Bell, Bow Churchyard;
,Grimsditch and Welsh, Macclesfield.

GEORGE STRUtTON, hotel and tavern kcerr, Chester,
May 20, and June 21, at eleven, at the Commissioners' Rooms,
Manche,ter. Johnson, Son, and Weatherall, 'Temple; Seddcn
and M.:wson, Manchester.

THOAIAS MARSDEN, machine maker, Salford, Lancashire,
May 23, an-i June 21, at ten, at the Commissioners' Rooms, Man-
chester. Adlington, Gregory, Faulkner, and Follett, Bedford-row;
Law, Manchester. •

RICHARD FURNESS. slater, Preston, May 27, and June 21
at twelve, at the Town Hall, Preston. Chester, Staple Inn, Hcl•
born ; J. and F. Armstrong, Preston.

DIVIDENDS. •
At the Court of Bankruptcy, 13asinghall-street
A. L. Wigan, surgeon, Brighton, June 6, at eleven—S. Brown,
cheesemonger, Oxford street, June 6, at half-past twelve—E. Law,
salt merchant, Lower Thames-street, May 31, at half-past eleven—
W. B. Clarke, silversmith, Cheapside, May 31, at half-past
twelve—J. 11. H. Withers, linen draper, Bristol, June 1, at eleven
—W. Richardson, wine merchant, Kitig-s?reet, Covent-garden,
May 2i), at twelve—A. Lazarus, linen draper, Chiswell-street, June
2, at ckven.-

In the Country.
W. 11. Gaden, merchant, Liverpool, June 3, at twelve, at the
Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool—C. J. Elkins and V. May, patent
silk hat manufacturers, Liverpool, June 2, at eleven, at the Cla-,
renilon Rooms, Liverpool—ll. Dixon and Co., merchants, Liver-
pool, June 2, at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool—T. Hol-
man, printer, Devonport, June 3, at eleven, at. the Royal Ilctel,
Plymouth—R. Franklin, miller, Ferriby Sluice, Lincolnshiro,
Julie 3, at eleven, at the Kinston Hotel, Kingstim-upon‘ilull—
G. Armitage and J. Totnkinson, timber merchants, Oldhat',l, June
9, at wit', at the Commissioners' Rooms, Manchoder—W. Dixon
draper, Scarborough, June 8, at ten, at the'Commissioners Ro.oms,
Xl:inches er.

. CERTIFICATES —May 31.
11. A 13raine, saddler, Oxford—J. Robinson, jobbing mit)),
Rirriir gl:am— W, Dixon, draper, Scarborough—J. A, liitnesOn,
rope maker, 13ermondsey—J. Raven, grocer, Suffolk-lane City_
W. an.l M. Davies, timb9. merchants, Osv;eatry, Shropshire—E.
Gaebel, merchant, Liverpool—J. W. Haines, linen draper,
UPper-strcet, Islington, •

: PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
G. Inchboard and G. Gatenby, drapers, Oldham, Lancashire—
J. J. Johnson and J. C. Hunt, hearthrug makers, Grey Eap.,le.
street, Spitalfiehls—R. M. Evans and E. Roberts, solicitors. Deis-
tol—D. B. Smith and E. Itobzrts, grocers, RlT.eilitighaai--E. M.
Buttery and Co., tea dealers, Chiswoll,smet; Watling-strut—J.
Chectliam and J. Newton, waste dealers, Dukiufiold, Chesceri—W.
and M. Kendrick, lamp manufacturers, Birmingharn—D. Baynton
and Co., attorneys-a-law, Bristol (as far as regards D. Thomas)--
T. Williamson and G. Moody, stuff merchants, Manelv*ter— W.
and J. Rewden, victualler, Calne, Wiltshire—J, Oaspinau and J.
Sliftht, boat builders, Broughton, Lincoloshipo—NV. Newton and
F. Richmond, linen drapers, Richmonl), Taunton, Somersetshirc—
A Montt and Co., tea brokers, Penchureli-buildings, Fenchurch-.
street (as far as reutmls A. Moffatt)—E. Jones and Co., timber
ruerelistits. Newport, Monmouthshire (as far as regards E. Jones,
jun. Sowden and T. Buck, woolstaplers, Bradford, Yorkshire
—W. Hitchcock and J. Greenhow, jewellers, Red Lion-street,
Clerkenwell—J. Sharpe and .1, Rowland, private ho'velkeepers, Al-
bemarle-street—W, Grounsell and Co., brassfoundors, Louth, Lin-
colnshire—S, Bettentley and B. Stead, worsted spinners,, Horton,
Yorkshire—S. W. Crump and Co., linendmpers, Birmingham (as
far as regards S. W. Crump)—J. Andrews Ala Co., worsted stuff
manufacturers, Clayton, Yorkshire.,

HOUSE OF L6IITDS-TUESDAY.

AVTP,ALS--EDkVAIID OAKELEY V. SARAH HAUGIITON

PASHELLRII.
This was an appeal from a decree of the late Allister of
the Rails, affirmed by Lord Chancellor Brougham in 1804.
George. Reid and Philip Castel Sherard carried on business
in 1810 as West India merchants, under an agreement by
which the partnership was to last for seven years, determin-
able on any Ist of May which should first happen after the
death of either of the partners the a:counts to be made
up mid the stock valued to that day. In 1811 the part-
aership, through George Reid, who married one of the
dlng,hters of Sir Charles Oakeley, Bart., applied to Sir
Ch.-Ales for a loan of 10,000/., aid he accepted in July,
1811, for their use, four hills of exchange for 2,500/. each,
payable at three and six months' date. To secure the
repaymmt of these bills, four joint anti several bonds in the
penal-sum of 6,000/. each were given by Reid and Sherard
to Sir Charles, with the condition that as tr, two of such
bonds, if the obligators «hotild pay on or before the 15th Oc-
tober, 1817, and as to the two other bonds,, on or before the
15th January, 1818, all such sums of tummy as the said Sir
Charles Oakeley, his executors, &0,, might have paid on ac-
count of such bills. The Rills were regularly paid. She-
rard died in 1814, and appointed the respondent anti other •
persons executrix and executors of his will. On the Ist
May, 1815, the partnership, by force of the above-recited
articles, terminated. About that time Reid entered into
partnership with Roger Kynasten, another son-in-law of Sir
Charles Oakeley. Several other arrangements were made
among the parties, one of which consisted of articles of
agreement among the executors and the parties, and, in
1817, Sir Charles Oakeley consented to allow the sum of
10,090/. to continue three years beyond the period origi-
nally stipulated for their payment, Sir C. Oakeley having
been previously informed that the new firm of Reid and Co.
had assumed the debt of 10,000/. secured by the four bonds.
Sir Chides was no party to any arrangetueat for such a
purpose. For the purpose of family arrangement, Sir C.
Oakeley, on the sth of September, 1826, assigned the
bonds to the appellant, and died two days afterwards, hay-
ing appointed the appellant and Mr, Hinckley his execu-
tors, George Reid died in Jamaica, in January, 1827. In
May, 1827, Mr. Hinckley wrote to the executor of Mr.
Sherrard, announcing that Mr. Reid was dead ; that as long
as Mr. Reid had lived the interest on the bonds had been
duly paid, and, therefore, no 'claim had been made on
the executor of Mr. Sherrard ; but, in consequence of the
death of Mr. Reid, the executors of Sir Charles Oakeley
had doomed it neeessary to apprise the executor of Mr.
Sherrard of his liability. No notice was taken of this letter
till 189, and in the meantime Kyuaston, the surviving
partner of Reid, regularly paid the interest. Proceedings
were afterwards taken in Chancery, and the executor of
Mr. Siterrard contended that i.is testator's estate was dis-
charged, by the conduct of Sir Charles Oakeley and his
executors. The Master of the Rolls decreed in accordance
with that argument, and Lord Chancellor Brougham con-
firmed that decree.

Mr. WAKEFIELD appoamd for tho appellant, and Mr.
PEMBROKE for the roipondent.
The judgment was postpow,a,