The Sun.
London, England, 1825-09-26 00:00:00

PR IC E SEVEN I'ENCE.

From the LONDON GH .4.ZE7'IIE, Sept. 24.
BA Mil u ;•
W. Harvey, Cloudesley'-terrace, Islington, stirgeori,-to
sur-
render Oct. 8, llond N0y..5, at ten, at the Court of
.Comtnis,
sioners. Attorney, Alr. Johnson, Carmarthen-street; Totten.:
h am ..enurt7road. .

W. Walker and T. Baker, Cahuon-street,;mocers, Oct, 1;
at eleven, 8; and Nov. 5, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners.
AttorneyS, Messrs. Ga.aden.and BarloW, Austinrriars.
Z. Htilthin,:. Catharine-Gs:Ant', Tower hill, merchant,. Oct. 1;
8, and Nov, 5; at eleven,. at the Court of Ctmnmissioners.. At..
torneys, Mvers. Tomlinson, ThomsBn, Baker, and Smith;
King's Arms-yard, Cole Man-street.
T. Aughtie, Poultry, Seal-engraver, Oct. 1,8, and Nov. 5,
at eleven, at the Couit otrointnissioners. Attorney, Mr. Webb,
Bartletee-Intilding-s, Holborn.
R. Robinson, Friday-stree ieTiein-,k4Per, Sept• Oct. 8;
•
and Nov. 5, at eleven, at the COUrt.ot;Cohnnissioners: -Attor-
ney, Mr. Fisher. Featherstone-huildiu4s, Holborn.
.. G. Huddy, Wellington-Plade; St4p,ney, .51itldleseat',Itop-
Merchant, Sept. 27,
_Oct- 8; and 4 Nov, •,4, -at• at' "the
-Quart of CoMmissioners, London. Attorney; Mr. Robinson,
Al'albrook. •
VIT. J. RobNol. Oxford-street; gr66er, Oct: 14 at eleven, 8,:
and .?-:ov. 5, at: ten,' at the Court of Commissioners, Attor-
neys, Messrs. Amavy.tind Coles, Throgmorton-street.
J. and S. S. Emerson, .Whitechapel-rottd, cornfactors, Oct:
It 8, and Nov. 5, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners.
Attorneb Sir. Eicke, (3M Broad-street.
T. Tucket, ikh..ktreet, Southwark. colourman, Oct. 1, at,
,eleven, 8, and Nov. 5, at ten, at the
~Colin of Commissioners.
Attorneys 111essrs. Atkins- and DANIS; Pox Ordinary-court,
N i cholas.la ' • • - •

•
J. O. 'Johnson .and J. O'Callaghan, .Livcrpol, merchants,
Oct. 24, 25, and Nov. 5, at one, at the Peel* Inn, Liverpool..
Attorneys, Messrs. Crump, Liverpool and Messrs: Adlirig-
tort, Gregory, and Faulkner, 13edfnrcl-row, London:
N; Byers, Bath-street, Clerkenwell, oilman, Oct, 8, at one,'
11, at tsvelve,.ancl-NOv. 6, at one, at the Court of Cdmmis=,
sinners. Attorney; Mr. Harrison, Walbrook-buildings, Wal-
brook.

T. lititler, Old Butiford Nottinghamshire, joiner, Oct. 13,
14, and at 11, at tie Flying Horse Inn, Nottingham.
Attorneys; Mr. Cifisham; Nottingham; and. Mr. Gregory,
Cletnent's Inn, London. •

Stevens, Lini,kstreet, London, Wine merchant, Oct. 1,8,
and Nov. 5, at eNven, at the Court of Coriimissioners. At-
tornies, Messrs. Sweet, Stokes, and Carr, BaSinghall-street.
.J. Booty, Newport, Isle of Wight, grocer, Oct., 1, at eleven,:
8, and Npv. 5., at ten, at the Court of Conimi;4sioners. Actor-
ales, Messrs: Ellis, Sons, and Gorton, Chanaery-lane ; and
Mr. Griffiths, Newport, Isle of Wight.
G. Mollen and R. Alger, 'Change-alley, timber merchants,
Oct. 1,8, mid; N'ov. 5, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners.
AttOrney, gscimond, Nicholas-lane, Lombard"-street.,
••, - DIVIDENDS. •
Oct. 17, R: JObnson Lane-end, Staffordshire, manufacturer
of earihenwai:e—tict. 25,T. Holmes, Nottingham, corn-factor
—Oct. 27, T. Holland, Nottingham. lace-manufacturer--Oct.
15, J. Tomsey, Beaumont-street, illarylebone,• grocer,—Oct.,
152 D. Hazard, Hackney, merchant—Oct. 14, C. Eade, Stow-
market, Suffolk; grocer—Oct. 15, J. Lancaster, jun., Bethnal-
green-road, butcher-L-Oct. 14, C. W. Ccrfield, Norwich, cur-
rier—Oct. 17, D. Stones and T. Ashworth, York, v:rners—
Oct. 1, T. Pine and E. Davis, Maidstone,

CERTIFICATES, OCT..
T. Boorer, Sutton, Surrey, horse-dcaler—J. Wright. Char--
lptte-street; St. Pancras, chtese-monger—J. Badcoek, Wat-
lington, Oxfordshire, tanner-T. T., J. E. and W. Marc,
Plymouth, smiths---R. Drury; Luke-street, Paul-street, Firth-
bury-square, brewer—J. Carter, Hanover-street, Hanover
square, milliner--J. Bearley, Little Bushey, flertfordAhire,
farmer.

. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.: ,
G. and W. .1. Gifford, Gillingham, Kent,'grocers—,E, andlrf.:
Barham, Bread-street, milliners—J. Cork and J..l3lagg, New
Bond-street, silk mercers—T., W., and S. Howard, jun., New
Broad-street, merchants; so far as regards S. Howard, jun—Ti.
Parry and T. Jackson, Biriningham, tailors_ M. Howard and
W. T. Smith, stock-brokers—B. Eatly and H. Orum, Sutton,'
Surrey, lime-burners—S.: S. Lawrence and J. Bonner, Hatton-
garden, dress-makers—T. and W. Pope, Bedeque, Prince Edi,
ward's Island, ship-builders—l. Thomson and W. G. Walker,
Lawrence-Pountneplane, dry-salters--W. S. Wilson, J. T.
Betts, and C. T. 'Vetter, Houndsditch, reciifiers—A. and E.
Pye, Norwich, silk-fillers—S. Ilbotsey and W. George, Bristol,
chymists—J. W. Smith and J. Williams, Fenchurch-street,-
tea-brokers-J. and W. Bentley and T. Wilkinson, Manche?.
ter & -Audenshaw, cotton-manufacturers-1-1. Early, J. Birds-
eye, & J. Whymark, Great Waterloo-street, Laknbeth,
_drapers to far as regards H. Early—T. Dutton and B. Read,
Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, bobbin and carriage-makers—J.
Salmon et J. Warren, SoutbaMpton, silk-dyers—G. P.
bridge and G. Woodall, .York, woollen-draper—T. S. and J.
Ashburner and J. Dickenson, Liverpool; porter-dealers—E.
Gross and L. Francke, Pitt-place, Drury-lane, coppersmiths'
--G. P. Baker and G. K. Pearson, Macclesfield, Cheshire,'
and Lad-lane, silk-men.

COMBINATIONS IN FRANCE,
COURT OF ASSIZE AT ROUEN.
The trial At Roustel, surnamed Cognard,.anil
his three felloi prisoners, on Tuesday and Wednesday last,'
diew an immense crowd to the Court where it took place. M
Levavasseur, proprietor of the manufactory at Hoialme, and.his.
son, were-the first witnesses called. They. gave a. detailed ae,:
count of all that had come
,to their knowledge on the unfortur
nate days of the 6th and Bth August ; much, however, was
upon mere hearsay. It was among the best paid I,v4irkrnen:
that, the first discontent was manifested: . A woman named
Foulard was the third witness. She deposed 'that she was
,much alarmed in consequence .of an inflammatory circular
which was thrown into the shop where she worked ; her fear
made her quit the manufactory on the.sth Augusl, .and. take
refuge in Rouen. Her companions. were greatly, irritated
against her, and threw her into the water. A brigadier of gen-
d'armerie, named Portevin, proved that •.M. Levavasseur
" Gendarmes do your duty," and • not, as ,was.asserted,by
the prisoners, Lefebvre and Gossent, !` Fire upon that•co-
?milk." Several workmen who had been arrested. were set
free upon the Mayor's responsibility. 1%1. Adeline, M'ayor of
Houlme, was then heard. He made a deposifion tti~t corn,
pletely clashed with one already made, bearing upon awirti-
portant . fact in the cause. He deposed, that after the six
rioters had been restored to liberty, the greater part. of the ring.:
leaders retired, and few or none remained -except from -curiosity.
M. Levavasseur, putting himself at the head ofthe seveng, s-
datmes, ordered them to charge and. fire upon those canaille._
It was this raised the indignation of the workmen,. who having
re-united after the departure .of 'Witness, corriniitted those ex-
cesses on the person and manufactory of .Levavasseur, which
unhappily closed that day. . . . .
• The PRESIDENT; by the discretionary power vested in him,
finally ordered that the gardt.chanTetre.and another man, said.
to have heard the above expression should have notice tq attend
,
the Court:

Mt Levavasseur denied the fact with an energy which excited
considerable noise in the Court.

The PRESiTITN T re-established order by.declaring, that if
so scandalous a scene was renewed, the disturbers of ~order
Should be arrested and immediately brought:to the' bar.
one or the Barristers observed, that, according to the testi-
mony of Portevin, 11.l.,LevavasSeur at least said, " Gendarmes
do your duty !" which could not at all be coutidered as a 4uean
of conciliation. . _

M. Levayasseur did not deny uttering the expresk'on, but
didnot mean it in the sense that was now attempted to. be put
Upon it. 4 „
The PRFSIDENT pointed out to the Jury how improbable
it was that M: Levavaiseur should. hafe uttered ,the exprassiczn
attributed to. him; besides,. that it had been unardinocialy
Hied by the gendarmes to whom it was said to be addressed.
M. Adeline still persisted in his assertion,, and maintainecl,
tkat at the time those men that had been arrested .‘Vre restored
to their companions; order was re-estahlisVed, and Apt it had
only been again disturbed by M. Levai4sseto,pypeeedings.
Ile justified the measores.he had adopt4cl .in.:censwence,
he thoitght, there mete no other means •to ,put .ati end to the
tiAubles. lie added, that his exarcp aces'collowed
.on
the followitt Monday by the armed torte,' which .hd,also set
two individual's, who .had been arrested, ,a,t
Thiiten other witnesses were called, who ilept3ed.to fkts.
bearink upon'4he whole four of the prisoners.. The deposi-
tions relative to the murder of the genclarine Vizier were heard
on Wednesday. It is- Roustel who is the most cOneeined its
this.—The Advocate-Ger.erld was to be heard on the follow.:
ins day.