The Sun.
London, England, 1822-10-09 00:00:00

PARLIAMENT'

lOUSE OF LORDS, I'ErpDAY OcT. 8.
This was the day to which Parliament was
prorogued. At three o'clock' the Earls of Liver-
pool and Shaftesburt and the tlishop of London
took their seats on the woolsack as Lords cern-
missioners, and the House of Commons was sum-
moned in the usual form. That assembly was
represented by the Chief Clerk and some other
of its officers. The Earl of Shaftesbury then de-
clared that Parliament was further prorogued to
Tuesday, Nov. 26.

To promote the alterations proceeding in the approaches to
the House of Lords, the erection of a new Royal entrance, the
improvement of the Bishops' door, • &c. there ate scaffolding
and palings so occupying this portion of New Palace-yard, that
the Lords cold not enter the House by the ordinary doors.—
Their carriages were obliged to draw up in the. Commons' en-
trances, and thence their Lordships went to the House of Lords
by walking under the piazzas to the door called the Peers'
entrance.

Frani the LONDON GAZETTE ofod. 8.

Foreign-Office, October 8, 1822.

The King has been pleased to appoint Henry Unwin Ad-
dington, Esq. to be his Majesty's Secretary of Legation to
the United States of America.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
L Candler, Jewry-street, Aldgate, flour 'factor, from Qct.
6, to Nov. 23, at eleven, at the Court 'of Commissioners.

'BANKRUPTCY SUPERSgDED.
J. Harris, Bristol, lithographer.
BANKRUPTS.

J.. C. Howarth, Bath, dealer, to surrender Oct. 10, at one,
242 at eleven, and Nov. 19, at one, at the White Lion lnn,
Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Addington, Gregory, and Faulkner,
Bedford-row, Lrondon, and Mr. D. Scram Bath.
J. Webber, Bath, currier Oct. 18, 19, and Nov. 19, at
eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bath. Attorneys, Mr. Ma-
kinson, Middle Temple, London ; and 11Ir. R. H. Hellings,
Bath.

J. Gray, Kingston,
_ Surrey, linen draper, Oct. 12, 26, and
Nov. 19, at one, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys,
Messrs. Reardon and Davies, Corbet-court, Gracechurch-street.

• DIVIDENDS.
Nov. 18, J. Harrison, Sandwich, Kent, woolstaper.—Oct.
31, A. Garnett, Liverpool, merchant.—Oct. 29, W. Chapman,
Gravesend, provision merchant.—Oct. 29, R. Clay, Stamford,
Lincolnshire, scrivener.—Oct. 31, G. Melbuish,:Crediton, De,
vonshire, tanner.—Oct. 20, W. L. Bryan and R. G. Gunnell,
Poultry, printers.—Nov. 1, W. Wilkinson, Norton Hammer,
Derbyshire, file-smith—Oct. 31, J. 13urall, Swansea, cabinet-
makers.—Nov. 4, T. Booth, Newark-upon-Trent, anti A.
Booth, Nottingham, tallow-chandlers.—Nov. 2, S. Miles, Lud-
gate-street, watchmaker.—Oct. 30; J. Barton, Blackburn, up-
holsterer.—Oct. 26, A. 111'Nair, Abchurch-lane, merchant.—
Nov. 5, M. A. Robinson, Red Lien-street, Holborn, grocer.—
Nov. 2, T. Brennand, Bread-street, Cheapskle, warehouse-
man.—Nov. 4, J. D. Pritchard, Tinton, Staffordshire, linen,
draper.—Nov. 2, J. Robinson, Manciester, cotton-merchant.

CERTIFICATES, OcT. 29.
J. Tripp, Bristol, wine-merchant.—J. Gilbert, Bristol, CQIII-
- IL Gregg, Deal, apothecary.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. White and R. M'Gregor, Glasgow, cotton.spinners--J. and
C. Duncan, St. Mary Axe, provision-factors—W. French and
T. Cooper, St. Mary Cray, Kent, carpenters—A Rymill and
Bunce, Brompton-row, Kensington, grocers—W. and H.
Hodge, Plummer-street, ity-road, brickmakers—S. Fletcher,
W. Bayley, and W. Johnson, Macclesfield, silk-throwsters ;
as far as regards W. Johnson—W. Bayley and W. Johnson,
Macclesfield, silk trimming manufacturers—J. W., W. and J.
Thorp, Oxford, stocking manufacturers ; ay far as regards
J. W. Thorp—T. Sharrocks and J. Brownell, Stockport, linen-
drapers—R. Bower, T. Duesbery, J. Hall, and W. J. Thomp-
son, Beverley and Malton, bankers ; as far as regards W. J.
Thompson—J. and W. Byos, Arundel, Sussex, surgeons—
H. and W. Hesp, New Malton, Yorkshire, butter factosrs—J.
Brandley and W. Maddy, heeds, linendrapers—J. F,Astman
and F. Death, Battersea, carpenters—N. Crossland and J.
Phillips, Lizard-street, St. Luke's, watchcase makers—E. and
W. T. Morris, Little Tower-street, wine merchants--.J. Leigh
and T. Prickett, Manchester, iron dealers--W. Gawtress and
T. Kirkby, Leeds, printers—H., R., and J. Smith, Manches-
ter, printers—G. Lewis and W. Fregleton, Wolverhampton,
paper-makers.

A SOUTH AMERICAN COMPLI3IENT.-7-(Picture
of England.)—England is truly the Queen of Isles., the empire
and citadel of Neptune ' • and at the same time the Peru of
Europe, the kingdom of Bacchus, the school of Epicurus, the
academy of Venus, the country of Mars, the residence of Mi-
nerva, the bulwark of Holland, the castigator of France, the
purgatory of the Mends of tyranny, and, in a word, the Para-
dise of liberty. Her fair sex are very handsome; valour natu-
ral to the male's, but carried to an excess which approaches
to brutality. Their talents are as great as those of any
other people, perhaps greater. There it may be justly said,
has Fortune scattered her gifts with an unsparing hand. The
English idiom is a mixture of all that is spoken in Enrope, but
it has more energy, and is more copious than any other. In a
word, it appears that this nation wants nothing to complete her
felicity, but to know the secret of enjoying it. The natural
inquietude of the people, and their „excessive zeal for their pri-
vileges and liberties, has often plunged her into all the horrors
of civil war, which has carriedher to the brink of the preei-
pice.—( Anglo-Colombiano, July 20.)