The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-17 00:00:00

PARMA Al EN f A its' PAPERS.

ABSTRACT or impon,TANT PARLIAMENTARY
PAPERS.--(1 che contini;efl repitarly.),

-4count3froni the Truster. nithe First Fruits in Ireland.
The first of these scriottuts is that of the appro-
priation, from-sth January, 1814, to sth January,
1815, of the Loan for building Churches, the
total amount of which is 24,650/,' -Of this sum,
• 1,5321. is paid, and 23,118/, unpaid ;—that of the
gifts -for the same purpose amounting to 8,700/.
the whole of which is unpaid ; the gifts for the
purchase of glebes, the total of which is 5,4001.
being 15501. and 3850 unpaid ;—the Loans
for building glebe=bonses, total 16,1901. being
54751. paid and 10,7151. unpaid;—gifts for build-
ing.giehe.houses 6,0501. total, being 9871. lbs.
paid, and 5,0621. 103. unpaid.
Nos. 2 and 3 contain an abstract of all appropria-
tions,-by the Board of First Fruits, to churches,
glebes, and glebe-houses, the total of which is
604990/. It appears- that the Trustees•and Com-
missioners of the First Fruits, have received no
First Fruits 'payable out of the Ecclesiastical Be•
nefices in the year ending Jan. 5, 1815.
No. 4 is a general Statement of the engage-
ments of the. Commissioners for building churches
and glebe-houses,-and for purchasing glebes, and
of the funds applicable to the same on the sth
January, 1815. From this it appears that there.
was at that time a balance of 10,2581. 4s. Bd. ap-
plicable to further grants. It is stated beneath
this accoant, that at the tneeting of the Board
held pu_the 23d Feb. 1815, this balance was in-
cluded ire thpstim- pf 51,249/. then appropriated.

A Mr. Le CAMUS, •ci-devant FURSTEti-
STEIN, and a Minister of the Ex-king of West-
teas lately arrested at Gottingen, anti his
papers seized. Ile 'had Come from Paris. to that
neighbourhood probably 'with some sinister put'-
pose.
It is calculated in a German paper„ that 13U0-
.NAPAIITh'S decree to be executed by his Extraor-
dinary 'Commissioners, for suspending end re-
_plating various civil functionaries) gave. him at
once a paramount influence over 500 Sub-prefects,
410,000 Mayors, as Many Officers of the .National
Quards„ and IOO,QOQ Menihrs of Departmental
and District Councils. After this the registration
of vott.s on the Constitution become.3a.farce..
l'he veteran QUICK, who is a theatrical ever,.
green, directs his dramatis„ course this stunner
•through Lincoln to Manchesier and Liverpool, is
each of which places he is to perform some of his
favourite characters,

r.Ok P. ETTra, MAY 6, isi a.

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•Tlii i";Airtte .c(iiitt'Ae. A lii,t of ATty:-t-it,4, Atneillc-:;:n. viigt-,s.
ralittlrcit or ±leltt.o.y.eil I4y the sylitd:-.).. uti,ltt. the coirillillid of
the. 140 n. Sir.:lll..x:iliiie Vtsc:ll:•4-!ie, C:(lti.-::+rviller ici t;tilif 0:i
the reorift .111.1erii.,:iu sVcili,,u, hot befor'r l'iazetteil.

df thtrtv=tour anteyican Vessels 'eaptute4 or de-
stroyed by the Cli'visi;ml of the Li-et. t-toptiwiAl on the Mali
A Mel-ICA/ tAtioil2 under the order; of Ite;-0- Xdruiral
Sir 1-le6l-3- (-16thaf:1, hetwi-eti fite 16Th (.Ictobt:;'; lef'4,•it4itt
2Dth .lantuily, 1815 ; four by. Sir. Philip
ChuriesnUtfturn, B.

Oiliceof Ordnance, 217 try 13, ISIS.
tlis Royal highness 1 h Prince Regent. has been pleasetl, hi,
the name and uri the beLa!is of his ..`,lajestr, to cottitimrid that
the Ittiayt Tromp of Royal Artillery, which was pre:;ent at the
Battle of.Leipsig; be perinitti.d to hear the w,:rd Leipsig"
on their' app,thitlwetits, ui cOituneuiuration of. their Sel VA:CS
911. thai oteusiod.

- Whitehall, May In, 1515.
Ms Royal Ilighnes the Prince Regent has hem pleased,
in the name and on the behalf of his Al*Sty, to give and
grant unto Robert Mends, Captain in the Royal Navy, his
Majesty's royal licence and permission, that he way, accept
and weal' the Cross of the ktiiyal and diStinguished Order Of
Charles the Third, with which his. Majesty Ferdinand VII.
King of Spain, bath heels pleased to lionour,him..

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED:
Gabriel ITesse, Commercial Sale Rooms, sugar-broker, from
May 13 to July 1. •

BANKRUPTS.

James Whitaker, Leeds, Yorkshire, mealseller, to surrender
May 25, 27, and June 27, at eleven/ at the Hotel, Leeds.
Attornies,,Messrs. Lamberts, Tartar, and Deane, Gray's
lan-square, pr Mr. Skelton, Leeds.
WiMath Stevens,' -Saint - Mellion, Cornwall, Moor-stone-
merchant, May 30, 31, and June 27, at twelve, at Weak.,
ley's Hotel, Plymouth Dock. Attornies, Messrs. Darke,
Church, and Darke, Prince's-street, Bedford-row, or .Mr.
4. W. Boron, Plymouth Dock.
Sip James Jelt, Gloucester, banker, May 24, at six, 25, and
June 27, at eleven; at the King's Head, Gloucester. At-
tornies, essrs. Griffith, and Phillputts, Glou-
cester, or Messrs. Whitcoinhe and King, Serjeant's Inn,
Fleet-street. .
William Wilson, Wellingborough, and Ralph Wilson,
Northampton, merchants, Slay 26, at six, 27, and June
- 27, at ten, at the Hind Inn, tl"cllingborough. Attoenics,
Mr. layton, King's Lynn., or Mr. Pinniger, Gray's Inn-
square. •
Thomas DAWSOD, Dalton, Yorkshire, butcher, June 5,6,
and 27, at twelve, at the King's [lead Darlington.-
Attornies, Messrs. Morton and 'Williamson, Gray's
square, or Mr. James Ferguson, Catteriek.
. Samuel Redding, Colwall, Herefordshire, butcher, May 26,
27, and June 27, .at eleven, at the Plume of Feathers Inn,
Ledbury. Attornies, Mr. Wm. Holbrook, Leillrfy, or Sir.
Wm. Ford Stevensi, Lincoln's toes.
George Nottage, Stansted• Mountdchet, Kssex, miller, May
23, Ji), arat June 27, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.-
Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basinghall-street.
Charles Roe, Saint. ary Axe, hardwareman, Slay 23, -30,
and Jane 27, at twelve, at Attorney, Mr.
Ywsng, Chartotte,row, Mansion-ho.uSe.
Thomas Tanner, Gloucester, builder, May 2,1, at six, 25,
and Jane 27, at eleven, at the King'SHead, Gloucester.-
Attornies, Messys. Whitcombe, Griffith, and Playotts,
Gloucester, or Messrs. Wilitcoukhe and Kies, Serj.eant's•
Inn, Fleet-street.
John Pearce Marris, Bristol, house-carpenter, May 25, 26,
and June 27, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol:
Attoruies, Messrs. Rosser and .Sun, Bartlett's-buildings,
London, or Mr. Joseph Iranglee, Clare street, BristOl.
Peter Pain, Rumford, butcher, May 20, 27, an4l3uile 27, at
elecen, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. St'Bkinsun, South-
Finsbury-square.
John Rice, New Sho'rebrun, Sussex, merchant, May 7,8•, 22,
and June 27, at elevea, at the New Inn Itotel,Brh..;ht-
lielmstono. Attornies, 51e,1ars. Brook -r and ColUat-eb.
William l'resbury, 'Newi,!gto'u, Slirrey; eheeiemnager, Xay
20, :30, and,Mul• 27, at elevco4, at. tinildhita. Attorney,
51 T. T. Taylor, Fore-street, Crippkgste.
Thomas Langton, New Lawn, Lancashire. dealer, June. 1,
2, at eleven, arat 27; at five, at the. Red Lion I.nr, within
Preston. Atli:attics, Ste. Blahelock, Serjeant's
street, or Messrs. Vilkington, Prvsturt.
Thou-as Pan the younger, Lenhato,, Kent, dealer, May XI,
at sevcra, 31, and 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. At-
tunnies, Mr. Elwyn, .Carvrerbury, or MuSSI'S. Dyne and Son,
Lincoln's Inn.
Richard Turner the yonnger, Hurstperpoint, Sussex, looker,
May 18, 22, and June -27, at one, at the New Inn Hotel,
Brichtlielinstone. Attornies, Sir. Bistt, St. Jones's-street,
.13lighttro, or Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and Hamilton, Co-
vent-garden, Landon.
DIVIDENDS.
June 20. J. Williams, Tpuley-strect, Soutbwaxk, plumber
-June 6. J. Lanford, jun. A,llffirrne, Derbyshire, bookseller
-June 13. E: and- C. Hill, and A. H. Alt harms, Ciiino-row,
Little Tower,la cornfaslors-.:rine 17. E. Dodd, Dock-head,.
Bermondsey, tallow-chamiler-Janc 13. 15-Fowler, Grace-
church-street, merchant-June 6. T. Giablen4ritilaidstirme, car-
penter--June 6. W. Yourrg, Great Coxwell,' Berk.* dealer-
lune 6. D. Art)ot, Graceelturcil-street, bookseller----June 9.
T. Cochran, York, glover-,June- p. R. Haworth, Kingston-
upon-Hull, mercliant-Jerrie 10, C. Robinson, Red Lion.
street, Holborn, haberdasher-June 6. W. ltdwler, senior,
Castle-street, Southwark,' hat-mannfacturer-June--.17.. H.
F. Peerin, Lloyd's Coffee-house; insnrance-bruker--June Id.
M. Abrahams, Dalre-street, AI drste, merchont=dune 24-
L. -Levin,- Great Pres4.-st-street, merchant-Jane 24. W.
Southey, livonington-lanto,NelAington;dealer-JuneG. J. Hig-
ton, Ashborne Derbyshire, grocer-Junc 9.J. Whittle; Liver-
pool, taylor-June 7. I'. Mason; Bristol, bout-tualier-Jude 7.
S. Peck, of Liverpool, merchant-June 8. n . Brown, late of
Worcester, gloviociFaj:J.une 6. Wells, Farringdon, Berks,
_p, %V. a6blz,rgla:_estoref
botcher-Juneharusess-maker Bruuiptun, Kent,
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chant-May 27..3:Nailer, Jetferies-square, merchant-June
24. J. Hutson, of the Old City Chambers, merchant.-

. CERTI ES---Ju NE 6.
3. Richardson? of Tewkesbury, chair manufacturer—T. L.
Diiiisforcl, late of St. Mary-axe, itiereliant—T. flew!, of Shir-
land, Derbyshire, nialtster—S. Catesby, of Bedford-court,
Covent-garden, woollen-draper.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T..and R. Long, Birkin, Yorkshire, farmers—J. Grice and
A. Bovson, Georze-yard, Lombard-street, 'merchants—W.
Bocand A. F. Bock, Liverpool--S. Leifchild
andrydges.strcet, Covent-garden,- dress makers
Manchester, calictiltrinters—,
.\V. a.ki:l,:ii.d.l.ol:l,l.,,,d'ulN::;eiiordar;ißiledto‘t\tr,.ll..)oiuxe,-ultibtoroug•lt, Leicestershire, hosiers
J. Donley and J. Mellor, Leicester, bat nrinufacturers—.l.
Miles and It. Hunter, St. Paul's Church-yard, booksellers_.
'J. Mitchell ittid .1.. Fox, Keigh ler, Yorkshire, worsted-spinners
—R. 0. and J. Jackson, and it. Carlisle, London, insurance
brokers—T. W. I)ye, It. Spooner, and E. Price, Leman-street,
Goodman's-fields, tailors—W. and J. Lawrilice Ho undsditch,
linen and wriollen7drapers-11.- Froggatt, M. and M. Hey-
wood, and Swan wick, Manchester, glass-dealers-4. Eve-
leigh and .1. King, Manchester, battets—W. S-pe;tlc, and T.
Jones, jun. Sunderland, coal-fitters.

A CatsTioN.—On Sunday evening, about eight
o'clock, the house and shop of Mr. Thos. Chant,
grocer, of the New Cut, Lambeth, were teloni-
OttSly brOken into by means of a picklock key, by
an elderly well dressed mart; wearing a- black coat
and- white stockings, in, the view of-a neighbour-
ing 'Shopkeeper, who. was not well acquainted
with the family- (a young couple lately come to
the house), who had In the -evening made an et-
eursion Iron) home, leaving no person it) .eare of
the 'muse. On [lieu return they foutd theirplate.
one spoon only excepted, together with all their
motley, and a quantity of the shop-goods, taken
sway..

A fen, days ago, Mr. BRusnER, of Linton, was
attacked in a postehaise by two villains, between
liarston and Bournbridge, who robbed hint of
Notes to the minima of 201. ; the rascals were
dressed as gentlemen, and one of them, after a little
remonstrance from Mr. B. ver:., politely returned
One lionini Note; and_ wisLing him a good even-
img,,!lcca•nped On the road toward Chesterford.
From the number of persons detected i" Pass-
ing counterfeit 3s. and Is. Gel, tokens, it nt:ces-,-
eary to take silver with some Care.