The Sun.
London, England, 1825-04-04 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

April 26, B. Dyson, Doncaster, dealer in corn—April 30,,,L
G. Gerard, Basinghalbstreet, merchant—A rril 23, J, N. Way-
lett, Fish-street-hill, and Crooked-lane, cord Waincr—A pril 30;
P. Morgan and A. Strother, Crescent, merchants—
April 28, R. Jones, Westbury-Leigh, Wiltshire, clothier—
April 23, .1. Ivatts, Gerrard's-ball, Basing-lane, wine-mer-
chant—April 26, J. Price, Little Malvern, Worcestershire,
,dealer—April 16, W. T. Heath, Cushion-ourt, • Broad-street,
merchant—April 26, J. Leigh, Stringstone, Somersetshire,
tanner—April 23, R Williams, Hampton-Wick, tanner--
April 30, F. Powell, Forest-Wharf, Earl-street, Ejackfriars,
corn-factor—April 23, J. C. Jewson, High Ifollujrn, linen-
draper—April 30, H. Ellis, Friston, Sufrolk, farmer—April26,
T. Kemp, Knaresborough, Yorkshire, yarn-spinner.
CERTIFICATES, APRIL 23.

R: Finch, Ensham,• Oxfordshire, glove-manufacturer —P.
Powen, Bungay, Suffolk, linen-draper—R. Petty, Manchester,
joiner—J. Fawcett and P. White, Miles's-lane, bottle-mer-
merchants—W. Rogers, Upton, Essex, victualler—W. and E.
Battey, Stafford, . boot and shoe. manufacturers—J.
Lambeth-road, merchant—T. AV. Richards, Great George-
street, Euston-square, New-road, merchant—G. S. Want,
Skinner-street, upholsterer—J. Wood, Great Russell-street,
Bloomsbury, silversmith,
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

R. and G. Edwards, Ca6tle-street, Holborn, attnrncys_J.
ilagie u
and
S. A.
andgna J. iin ll'"Are'sitllira°lllisv, riicbe Staffordshire, iron
dealers—P. wdley, 'Worcester-
shire, surgeons—D. Lormier and 11. Edwards, II igh-street,
Shorediteh, clock and watchmakers—W. and Al. Plilin, 11 cigh-.
ington, Washingborough, butchers-11. Williams and J.. 0 od-
°thlit',l,:ash, wool-card.manu-
Newfoundland—J.
dard, Gray's-inn, solicitors—R. R. and C. 1%1 awley anti S.
Tress, Bow-lane, Cheapside, wholesale tea-dealers —W. Kydd,
:sGtrieell,t,Sst.ou.l
facturers—W. Cropper anti W. Boot, Newark-upon-Trent,
twist-lace-machine-makers—T. Lor.gton and G. Wrigley,
ajridTEh.omDsaonniela,nTAoolel
Manchester, machine-makers—S. Foster and J. Allen, Col-
chester, chyroists--C. Fourelrinier and J. B. Hunt, Sherborne-
lane, wholesale-stationers—J. M. Wilkey and G. N. Tamp-
•son, Tomes, Devonshire, surgeons—NlT. Bennett, T. Tharp,
and 0. Dun, Faversham, Kent, tanners—J. Johnson anti W.
Hunt, Heaton NOrris, Lancashire, cotton-spinners--J. Irving,
anti J. R. Reid, and B. Gray, Alanchester, cotton-twists-ma-
nufacturers—T. Wilkinson, J. White,-and J. Perry, Finsbury_
senate, upholsterers; so far'as regards J.•Perry—i'. Chamber-
lain and G. Ilodgkinson, London, Blackwell-hall factors—T.
Booker, W. Martin, and 3. Nicoll, Liverpool, sail-Makers—
.W. Martin and J. \icoll, Liverpool, merchants-K. Mitchell
and G. E. Cooke, Jewin-street, wholesale jewellers—C. J, N.
Rirkect, A. Logan, A. Townsend, and .1.. titrangwaYes, Old
Swan-lane, drysalters ; so tar as regards A. langaL.—E. ~rd T.
Edw4rtis, Wellington, Shropshire, mai:titers.

The first seems a positive dogmatist ; the second a traveller,
whoSe descriptions are more in unison with his own feelings
than the rules of grammar; and the third a pertipacinus
quirer,, who wishes to .earry his point, whether right or wrong.
There, is some ingenuity in• the attack of "%pie" ups
" Amicus." To effect his object " Atnictis". said that you,
' as a public Journalist, were BOUND to explain any unintelli-
gible matter which should hod its way into yourCOlumns.
‘4. Hie" quotes the positive, but omits toquOte the explanatory
part of the sentence! Next he tells " Atuicus" to clear Lis
own eyes before he looks for beami inillose of his ceiebour.
This is truly ludicrous, '!!. Hic" should have done so before he
played on the words of " Amiens," you are honed, sc.c. for
" Hic" himself aricc says you, as Editor, must have this, you
must have that, and you must have other qualities, just as
Insitively as was his friend " Amiens" in saying you are
bound, &c. which makes me think his Scriptural maxim would
bef Well applied at home. ". Ric" says, to screen his friend
" itae," that he is perfectly " nr7.1,7r," but helms not added
whether he is of any gender,; Jet me hope he is I—of one at
least !

Passing over the voluntary or typographical error in spelling
of " dlmicus," and his blunder in quoting the name of a book
Instead of the name of its author, and the " YE"nigmalical
syntax of " Hie," I would now give each
,of those Gentleman
a bit of advice, translated from the Greek—Man, know thyself
And believe me, Air. Editor, that neither the scraps of Greek
and Latin from the dictionary of yudtations by " /Lc," the.
blund,ring ungrammatical descriptions of Rae Wilson, nor the
tyrannical perseverance of your subscriber " Arnicus," are
worthy of being noticed by the represontative.of Apollo, whoa?!
humble servant I am. II A I-2C.
Friday, Peer:: Coffeehouse.