The Sun.
London, England, 1825-08-22 00:00:00

IRELAND.

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*fobe SOLID, subject to a [lead •
MOST, eligible ft USE art(' 1)11JrA ESN
k situate within Smiles of DUblin, and about Palrl-FrbLe.
of the new harbour at Kingstown. .The comitsl,3Aa
;dining parlour .and drawjng 'room; -28 feet by il" feet .
breakfast parlour and study on the first story,
.over WitiO #rz
suitable bed-chambers with dressingirooms, BCC., ftnd.
basement stor7, housekeeper'j roam, servants' hal:, and vttt~
.accormiudation for servants. The offices, coach-noir'esv ar.")
stabling, are commodious, and with "barn,
,and are Anelosia
within a high wall. The garden; containing Upwards of
acre, /laving green house and :grapery, is walled round ; aq.i
theilemesne; including 37,1. Irish, or about 60 English acre,,
is encircled y a thriving Plintatiori 'of forest trees, from 10, P,
•33 years' growth. A smaller quantity of land, if more ttgp4:. •
able, would be sold with the house. The situation it ,one. .
•the -most beautiful in Ireland, commanding views of the bay
of fentliti., And the mountains Of Dublin and Wicklow'," in the
midst of a populous aad highly respectable neighbourhood.—
Any gentlemen engaged in-Commercial transactions, and' wish-
ing to enjoy the advantages of the new harbour,, would fin,d
this a Most desirable residence, more parti6ularly wi it .r. -
templation to have'a-railwaY from thence to Dublin. The .- -
niture may be had at a "valuation.

Applicatidn to be made to John Hurnfrey, Esq. 2.5, 147,),:,
Fitzwilliam-street,

(2:RP.AT wCsTMiNSTER DA I R Y -COM—
Nual PANY.—Notice -hereby giVen, that the Deed
Settlement of this-Company is now ready t',ir the Signa;itret;f
the Proprietors, at this Office. The Bankers' Receipts tieix
by thein' intik be left preparatory to their being, eichanged •
the Certificates of their Shares, which will be delivered to
respective parties at the eipiration of a week from the per:o
of signing. And at the same time, Chequei will be issued
half a year's• Dividend, at the rate of per Cent. per antruzir,
as announced in the Report made at the tieneral Meeting -I:e:d. •
at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, on the 29th day of June; ;
. By order Of the Board of Directors,
• . ' ' EDWARD LODER,'Sec.
18, Charlotte-stieet, Bloomsbury. •
-N.B. The Books of the Compahy for the transfer. of Shares
must necessarily remain -cicised tillthe 25th inst. •

•
IVILKINSpN'S ANTI-Cpftß,oslo.N.
• PAINT.—J. It. WILKINSON, , Manufacturer • tto _ •
the Hon. Board of Ordnance, and the• Hon. Corporatioi:. -
of London, 63, tipper Thames-street, atid at the Works, Sul..
rey Canal Bridge, Kent-rood. begs particularly, at this sea=
son, to recommend this valuable and economical Article,
'which is patronized by the principal Nobility. Gentry,. and
Public. Bodies, as the most effectual. Covering foc,all,
purposes of Painting on Wood, Iron, Copper, Lead,•SttiC6p-;
Roman Cement, and Tiling. to represent Slates; or-,any vt her• '
substance, being equal to Stone when (fry. It resiAs .rvely - •
species of damp, water. or roarin,e acid, preventing iron trt.ia'S.
rusting, not blistering with tha sun, nor can it he rubbed-oi,--
This Paint wilierer equally well on rougb hoards as 5m0..11
thereby preventing the expense of planing ; askd will last cot,.
sideribly longer than-any other paint. It may be bad, if)
of 561bs. or 1,121b5. with the prepared Oil, proper Brtriti.,--;
and'directions for use (which are so simple, that
can use it.)' • The Public are PartiCularly cautioned
coy. Colours that2,ntay he imposed upon them for,thegerisPoe..:
R. W. being a Manufacturer of all tittief.
• Pa)nts and_Ctilours,begs leave to offer• to their notice, Pitiot,t ,
applicable to common purposes. Stotie,lnvisibleGreen,Browt.: •
or Chocolate.. from 15,5, to 345,„ per. cwt.. Also, 's bite Lea.,f,
it, Turpentine, Vtirnishes; Sperm And Lattip Oili uf.
attest prepared• quality, at Pectiliatl3•4 Reduced Prices. The .
stiperior.erteellence of, the Imperial Tuscan and Saxon- Olivi
Greeni is kept up,- and they may be had in quantities • from ,
71b:. (*Wards; A liberal. Allowance to the Trade. •

From"- -LONDO.N GAZE TTE, • Atte,-

Whitehall, Aug. 19, 1825.
The king has been pleased to appoint Archibald Campbell.
Esq., of Blythswood, to be Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of
theshire of-Renfrew. In the room of. Sir IlfichaekShaw
deceased. .

• . , BANKRUPTCY ENLAIIGED, : .•
J..Putser Bowyet-lane, Camtierwsll.' and Hull-street,' Sit."
Luke's, Old-street. dyer, from Aug. la to Oct 1. .
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

S. Hodgson, Halifax, Yorkshire, ironfoutide;.'
• ' • BANKRUPTS. •

S. hodgson, wine-mereliant, to sur-
render Aug. 27, Sept. 10, Oct. 1, at the Bankrupts' 'Cotat,
Basin'ghall-street. Solicitors, Messrs. Pope and Brewer;'
Bloonifieldrstreet, London-wall. •
T. Crowder and H. T. Perfect, Liverpool; merchants, Sept.: •
1,3, Oct. 1, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitors, Ales,2rs:
Taylor and Roscoe, 'rempld.G.
Peake, Milton, Kent;
shipwright, Aug. 27, Sept. 3, Ccti
1, at the Bankrupts' Court, Bailinghall-street. Solicitor, IFtr.•
Richardson, Cheapside. •
R. Hansford, Ctimbe-Down, Somersetshire, victualler, .A;Ag ...
22, 23, Oct. I, at the Angel.lnn, I3atb. Solioitor, Mr: Makin:"'
son, Middle Temple. , • ,
G.• A. Lingham, WhitechapeLroad, wine-merchant, Sept. 3,
17, Oct. 1, at the Bankruptm' Court, Basinghtril. street. Solir',.4.
tors, Messrs. Catty, Haddan, Gatty, and Haddan,
Throgmorton-street. •
B. Connolly, Gre--t Portiandpstreet, Marylebone. tal:i r. •
Sept. 3, 17, Oct. 1, at _the- Bankrupts' Court, Basingliall-F trtc :.•
Solicitor, Mr, Gray,Old Broad-street' chambers.
_ _

P. D. Tuckett,.Glocester, grocer, Sept. 6, 10; Oct. 1, st
Bankrupts' -Court, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. IL::
marsh, Crescent, Jewity-street, Cripplegate.

PiVIDENDS.

Sept.l2, G. Hirkhafp, Lancaster, merchant—Sept. 42, .0
Bkiiiht, Lancaster, inerchant—Sept. 14, J, Lees, Bury, Lar,:'.
cashire, cotton-spinner—Sept. 5,• F. Stanley, Old Kent-r0r4.4
Stiriey; linen-draper-:4oet. 22, W.Whithread, Southend,
linen-draper—Nov. 5; P. C. Lee and W. Ballard, Hamine7-
smith and Brantford, linev:drapers—Oct.'22, J. Howell, Picc
linen-cl-rapet---. Sept. 10, R. Scott, Liverpool, -nierch.pt
—Sept. 14; J: Douglas, Lnughborough, iteicestersnire, wet.,
chant—SePt.
. BosigioTßeading, Berkshire,
_Woollen-,
diapers---Sept.l9,T. Smltif;Vttcrxeter, SWforciAiire, tanner—.
Aug. 2b, T. Butcher, Holborn, -lictuallei-4ept. )4, F.
and G. Gill, Liverpool, merchants—Sept, 12, 'F. Dipper, Wm,
cester, silk-mereer--Sept. 10, P. Phillips, King-freet,
mew-dose, •Tn er c h t--- S ept. 10, T. Hall, Old t ortzptou4tiect,,
Soho, woollen-draper—Oct. 11, A. riplyei-,Froger;-.lstqao4l4reet-
mews, merchant—Sept. 10, J. .Hunsdr, Bulstrode-Street,
Maryleborie--Scpt._l4; -11.,P. "ParFy furniOirg, hod.-
monger.

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CERTIFICATES, Srilli. 10..' , ..,
A. Little, Bradford,, Yorkshire, grocee-L.S. Barrarti, Sidney-
place, Southitinptim4trect, Camberwell,,Yorking-jewelier--Vt:,.;
Folkard, King-street; Cheafiside, .victualer.--. 1. tjare, I,ive; -
pool, grocer-S: .leitrian; - Penlington-place,' Hercules-b4ila. •
ings, Lambeth, tea-dealer--R. Pilkington, BlackbUrn, l al.,
cashire, timber-merchant—J. Tvreed, TDa.rby-street, Bose..
mary-lane, cabinet-inakeiL--W.-11. PhilliPs.,"Borehain-woot:,
Hertfordshire, horse.dealer—C• flak, Bgham; surrey, Ulf,-
keeper. • , - ' • ' ,
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PARTNERS.HIPS • DISSOLVED: ' - - '
S. Patrick and,. T. Lane,- Cidlum-street, Fenehurch,street,
dealers in coffee—J. Challinger and J. Ilowsley.,,Rother4aw,
Yorkshire, corn-tlealer,s--W. arid .J.,lllann, Ball's.Pontl-roa4. •
Kingsland, and 'Hackney-road, butchers—C. Horne, .111. Ileit .1 -,
man, and J. Redliell, Faversham, coal,dealer3--,:k..Pna T
t-`.
Clioiley, and J. Q. Uppleby, Leeds, merchauti4,W,Tankin.,-..:
von and J. Lowe.'-.T. Rutland and J. Tayfor, Ziottiptb'ag.4<!,
4,113 e
14
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bobbin and 4rriage-Makers—T. Atkinson and 6,444 r 41-Ix-FF.,::.,
Preiton, -, Lancashire, corn dealers—J. and W' -. 4gr...,k-,,,•,
Wigan, Lancashire, drapers--F. Alarkland and W. : Litt' i. 7,11
.Norwich, beer' brewers—T: and W. Laidler.,;S e tq,,..
North Shields, millwrights—J. Radcliffe and J. iit4 f ttt-it4.. I
Manchester,'twist dealers—T. Gladstone, jun.,- ly.,' , „,,;Ti.•,.,,,
TeMpest, and J. Sedge; jun. Regan; Dock, Poplar,, ; itqk,,,,
sex; shipwrights-4-T. Davis and ,lt Pavitt Van4l;Yd '''
Nine-Elms, Surrey, atone-potters.„

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We regret to sta!es trtat 25 cases of FAlffelec:,
death' oceurred'yestertla* in conskqueoce of drinking cold wat.r,
'and other causes iiroclucetniyithe excessive beat of the
__(Neze, York Paper,iiitly 23:1 ' • • • '

FRENCH PAPERS.

From the Morateur of Friday, i1ug.19.)
[OFFICIAL PART.]
PARIS, AUG. 18.

MINISTRY OF THE FINANCES.-7ROCES VERBAL. -
The year 1825, the 17th day of August, we, the undersigned
Members of the Commission appointed by the Royal Ordi-
nance of the 31st of July last, for the purpose of certifying the
number and the amount of the inscriptions in 5 per cent. con-
sols, the conversion of which into 3 per cents. has been de-
manded; on the invitation of his Excellency the Minister of
Finance, repaired at four o'clock in the afternoon to the Royal
TreaSury, to inform ourselves of the,present state of the Jour-
nal,. showing the detail of the conversions effected in consequence
of the apphcations made befr7e the drawing up of our .irat
„proem verbal.
Mr. Roussel, director of the inscribed debt, laid before us the
said Journal, divided into several books (cahiers), in one of
which we found the arrete, by which we had certified that the
Journal at the time in question 'showed a total of converted
rentes amounting to 17,700,892 francs.

' We have observed that the sum which terminates each sepa-
rate book is carried forward to the beginning of the next, and
.that the number which begins each of them immediately follows
the number which terminates the preceding book from No. 1.
t 0.4,5291

We have remarked that each page of the journal is divided
into two parts, one of which, headed debit, presents the detail
of the five per cents., which diminish the amount of.the credits
in the ancient great book, and the other headed credit, shows
in the lame manner the detail of the 3 per cents. created to re-
place them. The first, headed debit, amounts to 30,427,538 fr.
of 3 per centi. or eertfficates of loan certrycats d'emprunt) ;
and that headed credit amounts to 24,341,783 fr. in realm at 3
per cent. This last sum is exactly the sum that must have
been produced by the conversion into 3 percents. of the first
sum of 5 per cents., excepting the difference of 2471 r. 40c. of
rentes, the capital of which has been paid at the rate of conver-
sion whenever the sums reduced have produced-fractions of a
franc which could not be inscribed.
The comparison we have made of the amount of the three
columns of th&Asurtal which offer these different results has
appeared to u:(nufficient proof of the correctness of the final
addition which we have determined.

We had shown by our-first prom': verbal, that the applica-
tion for conversion of rentes amounted to 30,688,268 fr. The
five per cents., converted into three per cents., amount to
30,427,538 fr. There remain, therefore, in suspense, only
260,730 fr. The statement of which has been presented to us.
which we find to amount to 261,156 fr., being a difference or
406 fr., the cause of which has not been discovered, but wilt
be investigated.
Having asked the Director of the Inscribed Debt how-the
conversion of the 1,593,000 certificates ofloan had been effected,
he declared 62,900 f. had first been exchanged for 5 per cent., and
then into 3 per cent., and that 1,530,900 f. certificates of the last
Joan at 6 per cent., which make part of the converted rentes,
had been returned to the parties, after having been first fur-
nished with a stamp, according to Article 5, of the Royal Or-
dinance of the Ist of May, 1825, bearing the words " converted
into 3 per cents.," and that the sum forming the amount of
the said certificates was transferred after reduction from the hook
of the 5 to that of the 3 per cents. under a particular head, en-
titled " Royal Treasury, its account of 3 per cents. to he ex-
changed for certificates of loan."

Concluded at Paris, the said day and 3Tear, after being read
to M. Houssel, Director of the Inscribed Debt, who has signed
.with us. ,(Signed) DE LA BOUILLERIE.
BERENGER.
CORNET D'INCOURT.
MUSSEL.
From the Eloile, dated Saturday, Aug. 20.)
PASTS, AUG. 19.—The situation of Greece is still involved
-.in obscurity. We know nnthing certain since the retreat of
Ibrahim from Napoli, or rather since the 29th of June, where
there was fightinc, at the foot of Mount Parthenon, and Coloco-
troni had ordered ha
levy en mane of the Peloponnesians. The
news of the capture of Ibrahim is not confirmed. These are
the latest accounts, which we cannot in any wise guarantee.
A vessel, which arrived at Ancona June 29, in three 'days
from Corfu, brought the following news :
"The Greeks in the liorea are defeated. Missolonghi and
Napoli di Romania, to avoid a massacre, have hoisted the
Iluglish Flag (La bandcira Inglese.) The Turks then sus-
pended their operations against these two places."
A letter from Corfu. of July 20, informs us that it was re-
ported that the English flag was flying on the walls of Napoli
di Romania.

The same letter mentions a report/at Corfu, that Ibrahim had
been defeated July 5, in the plains of Tripolizza; by Colocotroni,
with the less of 1,500 men.
FRENCH FUNDS.—PARIS, AUGUST 19.—Five per Cents.
102 f. 40c.—Three per Cents. 72f. 30c.-liank Stock, 2,180.
Rents tie Naples (Certificate ralconnet), 801.40c.—Rente d'Es-
pagne, 17if.—Royal Spanish Loan, 513.—Exchange on Lon-
don, one month, 25f. three months, 24f. 135e.—(Cours sfa.
thentique4