The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-09 00:00:00

SUN.

From the LONDON GAz Err E, June 8.

Whitehall, June 8, 1824.
The Xing has been pleased to order a cove d'elire to pass
the Great Seal, empowering the Dean and Chapter of the Cathe-
dral Church of Chester to elect a Bishop of that See, the same
being void by the translation of the Right Rev. rather in God
George Henry, late Bishop thereof, to the See of Bath and
Wells; and his Majesty has also been pleased to'rdcommend
to the said Dean and Chapter, the Rev. Charles James Blom-
field, Doctor in Divinity, to be by them elected Bishop of the
said See of Chester.

jVhitehall, June 5.

The Sing has granted to Sir George Nayler, Garter Princi-
pal King of Arms, and Knight of the Royal Hanoverian
Guelphie Order, his Royal licence and permission that he may,
in compliance with the earnest desire expressed. by His -Most
Faithful Majesty John the Sixth', King of Portugal, accept and
year the insignia of a Knight Commander of the Royal Portu-
Ffese Order of the Tower and Sword, which that Sovereign
s been pleased to confer upon him, as an especial testimony
his Royal_ approbation of the manner in which the said Sir
'George Nayler discharged—die duty of investing His Most
Faithful Majesty with the ensigns of the Most Noble Order
of the Garter.

The Marquis of Hertford has been pleased to appoint John
Farnham Cock, of CaineHord*, in the County of Cornwall, Esq.
Vice-Warden of the Stinnaries'of the County of Devon, in the
room of John Parry, Esq. deceased..

• -BANKRUPTS.
. John Hill, Carlisle, mercer,, to surrender June 17, 13, July
20, at the Crown and Thistle Inn, Cailisle. Solicitors, Messrs.
Birkett, and Taylor, Cloak-lane.
James Parke, Liverpool, druggist, June 29,.30, July 20, at
the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. Adlington,
Gregory, and Faulkner; Bedford-row. ,
Robert Appleton, Manchester, Cotton-spinner, June 23, 24,
July 20, at . the Star. Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs.
Hurd and Johnson, Temple.
William Bailey 'White, Strand, linen-draper, June 19, 22,
July 20, at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-street. Solicitor
Mr. Parken, New Boswell-court.

Thomas Holmes, Nottingham, corn-factor, June 14, 15,
July 20, at the Ilam Inn, Nottingham. Solicitors, Messrs.
Briggs and Mould, Lincoln's-inn-fields.
William Fishwick, Habergham-Eaves, Lancashire, timber-
merchant, June 22, July 3, 20, at the Bull Inn, Lancaster.
Solicitor, Mr. Norris, John-street, Bedford-row.
William Crooke, Burnley, Lancashire, iron-merchant, June,
22, July 3, 20, at the Black Bull Inn, Burnley. Solicitor, Mr.
Beverley, Garden-court, Temple.
DIVIDENDS.

June 19, J. Baker, Crutchedfriars, wine-merchant—June 29,
J. M. George, Horsham, Sussei, druggist—Ju*e 19, C. Fearn-
ley, Crutchedfriars, Wine-merchant—June 29, C. C. Becher,
Lothbury, merchant—July 3, 'l'. Wight, Duke-street, St.
James's, tailor=June 29, G. T. Wright, Piccadilly., ironmon-
ger—June 19,' J. Littlewood, Rochdales Lancashire, stationer
—June 29, H. F. Pelerin, Lloyd's Cotfee-house, insurance-
broker—June 29, J. Winfield and T. Thompson, Gateshead,
Durham, cast-ironZounders—June 29, J. Dalton, NeWcastle-
upon-Tyne;.: earthenware-manufacturers--July 3, T. Bedson
and R. Bishop, Aston, Warwickshire, brass-Ibunders—June
19, C. Fearne, Old Broad-street, 'inerchantLjuly 6, J. Sun.
derland-near-the-Sea, Ddrhain;'eurrier—June 30, G. Allison,
Bishop.SS'earmouth,Turbanr; rope.'maker.
CERTIFICATE, JUNE 29.
J.-Saxty, Batheaston, Sotnersctliire, i tiddler.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

-• William Miles (deceased)` and J. Minter, of Canterbay,
coach-masters---Jemima Harvie and Rebecca Harvie,:Pf New-
ton Abbot, Devonshire; drapers, haberdasherS, and. milliners
—John Shirle7 of Atterclifle, and. Thog; Shirley, of Sheffield,
Yorkshire, millers, corn-factors, and grocers—John Wharrie
Morley and. Samuel Newman, of Horncastle, Lincolnshire,
surgeons, apothecaries, chemists, and drug,gists-,Jos, Mason
and Chas. Silliter, of Liverpool, cattle--dealers and butchers—
Benjamin Clark and Maria Clark, of-Itach`ciale, Lancashire,
grocers and flower-dealers—Thumai Blain and Thomas Bot-
tomley,of LiverPoOl, apholstereri— Richard Sturges and Thos.
_NORailteeh,aorfk. BThuerrbnoerrn, efieDvelseattirreti,ehribialttleerits a. niidlicrsabtainig:macaokre;es,
Sew Tipping, Elizabeth Ann Reid, and William Guest Reid
(carrying on trade under th e firm of Tipping, Burstall; and Reids)
Golden-square, warehousemen (so far as regards Richard Tur-
ner and Bebecca. Turner)—Wm. Pugh and Win. Passmore,
Bristol, marble masons—Thonias and Daniel Bretherton, and
Ahmtigo Williams,- Liverpool, coach and harness manufac-
turers (so far as regards Thos. Bretberton)—John and Bernard
Peacock, Leeds, timber-merchants—Charles Hooper and Thos.
Kell, Birmingham, iron-founders—Geo. Moore and John A.
Haswell, Liverpool, tobacco-manufacturers--Francis Roger
Parker and \William Bradbury Robinson, Macclesfield; brush-
manufacturers—William Poulter and James Elstone,
Godal-
ming, Surrey, linen-draperS, woollen-drapers, haberdashers, and
hatters—Edward and James Man, Mincing-lane, West India
brokers—William Ball and Peter Jones, Liverpool, coopers
Thomas Augustus .Chrter, John Hillyard, and John Carter,
King's Lynn, Norfolk, merchants (so far as regards Johh Hill-
yard)—Thomas and Hannah Sullivan, Jonathan Berry,- and
Joseph Inman, Oldham, Lancashire, nail-makers (so far as
gards Thomas and Hannah Sullivan).

CRIM. CON.

SHERIFFS' COURT, DUBLIN, Juyx 3.
MOORE V.FITZGIBBON.

The defendant in this case having allowed judgrnent to go by
default, it came this day before the Assessor and a most re-
spectable Jury, to assess the damages.
Mr. H. WALsx opened the pleadings, and Mr. Soticr-r oit
GENERAL stated the case. He commented ably upon the
different facts, which were afterwards substantiated by evidence.
The first witness, IVOham Moore, Esq. was examined by
Mr. G. Bennett, K.C. He deposed to having procured a copy
of the entry of the marriage of -Mr. and Mrs. Moore, from the
Registry at Enfield, which took place the 26th of March, 1814 ;
he further depoied to the state of happiness they mutually en-,
joyed till the year 1820, at which period he perceived a change
in her manner towards her husband. In September, 1823, she
eloped from her house. '

Air. Baron Pennefather stated that he was the person whO
first communicated to Mr. Moore the elopement of his wife.
The effect was similar to that of a pistol-shot—he fell insen-
sible to the ground. He had him removed to his bedchamber,
and while in that'state, Mr. Baron Pennefather took the pre-
caution to remove his fire-arms, which at that time happened
to be in the room, and other dangerous weapons. Mr. Moore
in a short time worked in strong convulsions, and after a time
made .a desperate effort to raise himself, and rushed towards
the spot where his pistols were usually deposited ; be demanded
who had taken away his arms; he appeared in a deranged state.
Margaret Mooney deposed to having accompanied ' Mrs.
Moore-from her own home to Howth, where she was met by
Colonel Fit4gibbon, who proceeded with them to Dijon, in
France; where they lived as man and wife ; there the witness
left them.

Captain Skinner's evidence went to corroborate pait of the
last witness's testimony.
Mr.' Ashley proved that the value of the situation of Usher to
the Court of Chancery was .2,000/. a-year. Defendant's Counsel
admitted that Colonel Fitzgibbon (who is brother to the Earl of
Clare) held that place.
Mr. Stafford, of the Bank of Ireland, proved that, to the best
Of his recollection, Col. Fitzgibbon had in the 3i per cents. to
the amount of 28,400/.
M r.Jo lINST o N iddressed the Court in mitigation Of damages.
The- A ssEssou charged the "Jury, who retired for a short
time, and found a verdictfor the plaintiff—Damages 6,0001.

•
The h ING and QUEEN of the SANDWICH
ISLANDS intend being at White Conduit Gardens, on Fri-
day next, to view the went of 111 r. GRAHAM'S .balloon.
A pfii:L• was fought yesterday morning, (Fri-
day, tbe 4th instant), at the cross-roads, beyond the 13rcwry
grass. The wound is not mortal.
Docks, close tO Beggar's-bush,' between a Mr. Dawson and a
Mr. Rynd. In the first round the shots missed; in the second,
Mr. Rynd received his antagonist's ball in the right breast.—
The bullet was found in the The cause of the duel is not known.--(.Dublin Evening Post.)