The Sun.
London, England, 1822-07-31 00:00:00

CONFE'SIONS OF DI:VNKARI).

riIHE . LONDON MAGAZINE for AU-
- . • GUST, Trice 25.6 d, contains:—.
1. ENGLISH SMUG6LERS ; Harry. Woodriff.-2. The
Sick -lan's Summer Evening.-3. Marshal Soult.and his Mu-
rillos.-1. To he Sky Lark.--;-3. Sonnet; A Still Place-.--G.CONFESSIONS of :I DRUNKARD, by the
Spirit of Youth in the Young and the Defence of
the Claims of Propertiuse-79, The Mariner's Song, by ALLAN
CUNNINGHANL-10. An Inquiry why Candles invariably,
burn blue in the Prescitee'tif a Gliost.;,;-11. The TEA OAR,
DEN.-12. LYCUS, the CENTAUR, from'an unrolled Ma--
=script of'Apollonius Cueitis.Hl 3. Ode to a Sparrow alight=
ing before the Judge's Chambet s Serjearit's
dilious to Lord Orford's Royal' and Noble Authors :
Tiptoft Earl of Worcester---Job,, Wilmot Earl of Rochester.
' Sonnet to NARRATIVE of NATHAN
ADAMSON, Student of The Inside of a State •
Coach, by EDWARD HERBERT..--1 8. The ENGLISU UNI7
VERSITIES.-19 The Funeral of Eleanor, a Ballad.-10.
HALIDON 'HILL, by Sir Walter Scott, Bart.-21. The
Drama.-22. Report of*Music.---23.' Abstract of Foreign and
Domestic Events..-24. Montbly Ftegisrer, containing, the.
usual Reports, Tables, &c.
Printed fur Taylor and Hessey, Fleet-street.
Of whom may be had, . • •
. ,
THE LONDON MAGAZINE front January to 'June 042,
price 154. containing upwards of, a Hundred original Articles
in Prose and Poetry,-written expressly for the by Gen -
Omen of the first,Talents.

BR A MAH'S PATENT PORTABLE PENS;
ASPURIOUS Imitation of the PENS hay-
inZ recently been introduced' for Public Sale, J.
BRAMAH and SONS, 124, PICCADILLY, the Manufac-
turers and Proprietors 4f the In ventUin, acquaint its numei
rous Patrons and the. Public, that' in future every Box or
Packet of their Genuine Pens will hr stamped with a' fac si-
mile of the Signature of the Ins entor " JOSEPH BRA-
MAH," by-which means. the Counterfeit will be easily dis-
covered.----January 24, 1822. ' "

. Ship Pomona, 24th July, 1842.
IN: December 1821, I had a. Top-sail .and
. .
Two Topmast Stud-sails made of Brown Scotch Canvas
which had undergone jour ANTI-MILDEW PROCESS.
The Topsail was bent the whole of. the voyage out and home
to Para in the Brazils, during syhich.l experienced much rain
and fogs with blowing weather : this occasioned the reefs to
he in,for seven or eight days at a time; the stud-sail was wet
and dry the whole of the time, and , was used in the country
fur four weeks as an ass.ning. I hare just returned to the
Port of London, dud upiin examining the above sails, I have
the pleasure to inform yon; „that there is not a speck of 111il-
dew upon either of think, nor are either of thew. chafed Or
'hurt in the Wear.
GEORGE GAY; Master. .

From the •LONDON GAZETTE of Juts 30.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
T. Hoyle and J. Lord, Isrwel Springs, Lancashire, calico-
printers.
• BANKRUPTS.

J. Mortimer, sen. Cleckheaton, Yorkshire, merchant, to sur-
render Aug. 5, at six,'
.6, at ten,. at the Court House, Leeds,
`and Sept. 10, at eleVen, at the George Inn, Huddersfield. At-
tornies, MeSsrs. Morton and Williamson; Gray's Inn-square,
London.; and Mr. J. E. Norris, 'Halifax.
W. hewer, Llanellen, Monmouthshire' farmer,
.Aug. 15,
16, and Sept.' TO, at eleven, at the Angellnn, Abergay.enny.
Attornies, Messrs. B. and T. Gabb; Abergavenny ; and Mr.
Gregory, Clement's lnn,.London. • • -
J.. T. Hallam, Netherton, Cropthorne, Worcestershire, far-
mer, Aug. 5,6, and Sept. 10, at eleven, at the Castle Inn,
Coventry. Attornies, Messrs, • Woodward, Overton, - and
Coombe,. Tokanhouse-yard, Landon ; itnd Mr. Mullis, Co-
ventry.
• H. Clarke and F. Grundy, Liverpool, merchants, Aug. 17,
19, and Sept. 10, .at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. At.:
tornies,!Messrs. Lace, Miller, and. Lace, Liverpool; and Messrs.
Taylor and Roscoe, King's Bench-walks, Temple, London.
F. Robinson, Aston nigh Birmingham, 'Warwickshire,
dealer, Aug. 13, at five, 14, and Sept. 10, at twelve, at the
Swan Inn,, Birmingham.: Attornies, Messrs. R. W. Gem, or
Messrs. Dicken and Wilson' Birmingham • and Messrs. Jen-
ings and-Bolton, Elm-court, Temple, London.
• DIVIDENDS. .

Aug. 6, J. Parsons, Whitechapel, victualler.—Aug. 20, W.
Wylie, Southampton-row, Bloomsbury, merchant.—Aug. 20,
.L and W. Nichol, i Old Jewry,' merchants.—,.Aug. 22, H.
Coates, Bradfield, Essex, farmer..—Aug. 21, J. E. Endicott,
Exeter, builder.—Aug. 20, W. Morris, Bolton, muslin-manu-
facturer.—Ang. 21, J. Penl.,y, jun., Uley, Gloucestershire,
dyer.—A ug. 27, J. Lander, Birmingham, merchant.--Aug. 20,
A. P. and -A. G. Pourtales, Broad-street, merchants.—Aug.
20, J. and J. Binns, Lone; Cornwall, merchants.—Aug. 24,
H. Cooke and D. Prince., Coleman-street, merchants.—Aug.
22, J. Eayer, Finedon, Northamptonshire, farmer.—Atm. 21,
J. Knight, Halifax,• Yorkshire merchant.—Aug. 20,' G.
Gadsby; Snarestone, Leicestershire, maltster.—Aug. 22, A.
Prentice and T. Shelley, Manchester, calico-printers.—Aug. 20,
R. Snelgrove, Warningcamp,' Sussex, woolstapler.—Aug. 20,
J. Clarke, Wakefield, bookseller.—Aug. 23, Gr., W. and F.
Blyth, Birmingham, merchants.—Aug. 20, R. and H. Whar-
ton, Little Crosby, Lancashire, joiners.—Ang. 20, J. Livesey,
Farnworth-milk,• Lancashire, paper-maker.—Aug. 28, J. H.
Baverstock; Alton, Hampshire, common-brewer.—Aug. 26,
27, J. Dicken, Shrewsbury, upholsterer.—Aug. 20, J. Brown,
London, army-clothier.
CERTIFICATES, A WI. 20.

J. Hargraves Liverpool, miller--R. Stewart, King-street,
Cheapside, London, Scotehfaetor—W. Sherwood, Liv6rpool,
soap-manufacturer—S. Sharman, Leicester-square, Middle-
sex, linen-draper—A. J. Smith and I. Shepherd, Briefly,
Staffordshire, ironmasters.
• PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

W. Kelly and Cp. Limehouse, copper-merchants, as far as
respects W. relly—E. Whieldon and J. Rudd, Nottingham;
twist machine-makers—G. Bramwell, sen. and G. Bramwell,.
jui?.. Stockport, Cheshire, druggists—J. Spurr and W. Lock-
wood, York, chemists—P. Jones and-J. Jones, Chester, linen.
drapers—H. Floud and Co. London—G. Bousfield and J. Wil-
liams, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, attornies—A. Claftop and
J. Ainswoth, Manchestei, brush-makers--J. Caister and Z.
Roads, Boston, coach-makers—J. H. Dyke and T. Dyke,
Wandsworth, Surrey, fellmongers—G. D. Donaldson and J.
A. Donaldson, Grafton-street, Soho, wine=tnerchants—M.
Films and S. Hedges, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, nail-ma.
nufacturers.

COpIIT OF ALDERMEN.—A Court of Aldermen
was held at Guildhall yesterday, at which Mr.
Alderman 'Lucas attended, and gave bond , to
take upon him the office of Sheriff on the 28th of
September next.—The Inquests of St. Andrew,
Holborn, St. Bride, and Dowgate, attended, and
made presentments of ruinous houses and other
nuisances within their precincts, which, being
read, were referred to the Aldertnen of the re-
spective WardS' to give directions in respect
thereof, and • the Act of.. Parliament relating
thereto to be put in force.—The Court directed
several ruinous houses in St. Martin-legrand to
be pulled down, the occupieri thereof having
neglected to repair the skate, pursuant to notice
given them 'for that purpose.—The Ciw.mberlain
reported the surplus of
,the Orphans' Fund as
applicable.tJ the discharge of the debt, and the
surn.of 20,300/. was ordered to be paid off, and
the Chamberlain wag directed to give the se-
veral parties interested therein notice of the
‘same.—The Company, of Spectacle Maker's at-
tended, and petitioned for leave to increase the
number of their Livery, which was referred to a
CoMmittee to inquire into and report,—Sundry
bills for goods supplied to the respective prisons
'were ordered for payment.