The Sun.
London, England, 1823-03-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, 111.titcli 25.
COLOMBIAN LOAN.
DOLORET V. HERRING AND OTHERS.
The injunction granted by the Lord Chancellor in this cause,
having impounded all the monies belonging to the Colombian
Government in the hands of the defendants, until the loan
should be acknowledged by the Colombian Government, an
application was this morning Made on behalf of the defend..
ants (the Contractors for the loan) praying that notwithstanding
the injunction, they Might be permitted to pay the half.yearly
dividend, due the pat of May next.
The motion was made by Mr. HELL, on the part of the Con-
tractors, and opposed by Mr. HART, on the part of Mr. Do-
loret.
The VICE-CHorcr t.r.ott said to Mr. Hart, that it ap-
peered to him, if he did not make the order prayed for, he
slipuld be prejudicing 'the bond-hohlets; of whom Mr. Hart's
client was one.
Mr. BELL said the opposition was made solely for stock-
jobbing purposes.
The Vicr-Citartcr.r.t.ox made an order, directing that the
half•yearly dividend, due the lit of May, should be paid to the
bond-holders.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, March 25,

Foreign Office, March 23, TW23.
The King, has been pleased to approve of Mr. Pellet° Calvet,
as Consul-General at Gibraltar, for his Majesty the King of
the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil, and Algarves.

Croeus Office, March 25, 1823.
AfEIMMO retuned to serve in this present PAIIVIAMENT.
Borough of Corfe Castle.—John Bond, the younger, Esq.
in the room of George Bankes, Esq. who has accepted the
Chiltern Hundreds.
Borough of Newport.(Cornwall).-...Yonathan !bane, of Bed-
ford-row, in the County of Middlesex, Esq.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED'.
A. Thompson, of Liverpool, merchant, from April 1 to
April 12;
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
W.. Jones, of liandsworth, giaffordshire, farmer.
BANKRUPTS.

J. Carpenter, of Wellington, Scimersetshire, banker, April
7,8; and May G, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. So-
licitors, Mr. J. Pearson, Pump-court, Temple; and Messrs.
Daniel, Bristol.
J. Colvin, late of Abchurch-Tune; merchant; April 12, f 9,
and May at tens at the Court of Commissioners of Bunk-
rupts, Basinghall-street. Solicitors, Mess?. Lane and Co.,
Lawrence-Pountney-lane.
D. Graham, of Lothbury, cotton-manufacturer, April 8, 21.,
and May G. at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank-
rupts, Basingliall,street. Solicitor, Mr. Luwledge, Temple
Chambers, Fleet.street.
J. Bird and Bird, of the Poultry, jewellers, April 8, 22,
ai,a may Ity at eleven,• at the Court of Commissioners of Bank-
rupts, Iliugnetall-street. Solicitors, Messrs. li:ears:lt and Co.,
Lothhury.
M. Barry, of the Minrries, chart-seller, April 8, and May
H.,. at twelve, at the Cpurt of Commissioners of Bankrupts,
Basinghall-street. solicitor, Mr. IL Thomas, Fen-court, ecn-
church-street.
DIVIDENDS. •
April 15, W. Reynohls, late of the ship. Orient, rottste-mit-
riner—April 15, J. Smith, Mightheltustone, drug gist--=April
15, J. Whitebroolc, Chester, shoemaker—April 15, D. Ger-
rard, Ohl Cavendish-street, SI. 31arys.le-bene, milliner—April
15, R. Lee, Great Winchester-street, underwriter—April IS,
3.' James, Wood-street, Cheapside, tea-dealer—April 19, T.
Asquith, D. Asquith, Bermondsey. and T. Mellish, New
Kint-road, ship-owners—April 15, F. Fisher, jun. Leicester-
square, surgeon—April 12,E. Brown, Saracen's Head, Friday..
street, corn-dealer—.April 10, J. Linsley, jun. Leeds, merchant
April 5, D. dirmyn, Great Yarmouth, merchant.--April 15,
J. Enock,- Birmingham, brush-maker—April 18, W. Baker,
Ticchurst, Sussex, blacksmith—April 15, J. Moreira do Quei-
ro,s, Size-lane, flucklesbury, merchant—April 17, W. It. Tol-
lervey, Portsea, brewer—April .19, H. Beams, Lordship-lane,
Sydenharn stock-broker---April 17, G. C. Staples, Halifax,
vroolstaple;—April 14, W. Burraston, Worcester, hop-iner-
chant—April 19, S. Hardwick,' Birmingham, builder—Apri/ 10,
G. Brammall, Sheffield, merchant.
CERTIFICATES, APRIL 15.
A. Shiell, High-street, Wapping, baker-4 E. ondderer,
Lime-street-square, and Cannon-street-road, insurance-broker
—J. Haughton, Liverpool, merchant—H. Gibbons, Islington,
dealer.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED:
M. Redmayne & A. Redtnayne, Selby, Yorkshire; milliners
chapehroad, Baxendale & .1. Robinson, Bolton-,
T. Wheatley and M. Wheatley, (heat Garden-street, White.
le-Moors, cotton-manufacturers--J. B. Foxwell, P. Foxwell,
and T. Williams. Dyehouse Mills, Olouceitershire, clothiers,
(so far as regards .T. 11. Foxwell)—J. G. Ames, Stourport,
Worcestershire, and J. A. Ames, Bristol, whartmgers—W.
Waud and T. Waud, Bury St. Edmund's, tailors—J. 'Perrin
and:.. V. Slays, Sweeting.alley—ay. Sparks and E. Sparks,
Atherstone, Warwickshire, milliners—T. Stunt and J. Bar-
nard, Wellington-street, Goswell-street, dyers—H; Edes and
J. Southall, Blackman-street, 'Southwark, linendrapers—J.
Adam and L. Schweitzer, BroWnlow-street, Drury lane,
case.rnakers —J. Greenwood and I. Unwin New Koad, St.
George's in the East, tobacconists—J. Iranharn and W. Han-
barn, Bath, tailors—J. Allen and J. Kendall, Nottingham.
lace-numufacturers—T. Jollson, Brentford, and J.. A. Gee,
Salisbury-street, Strand, solicitors—W. Sutcliffe, Millwood,
and I'. bee, jun. Stansfieltl Mill, lialtfax, corn-dealers—J.
Roberts and W. Roberts, Brantley, Braithwell, Yorkshire,
stone:Masons—J. Hope and J. Bright, Bristol, potters—Mr.
Stubbing and B, Stubbing, Leadenhall-rnarket, salesmen—
N. Cresswill and W. Moore, Hanter.place, Rochdale, woollen-
manufacturers—B. Colley. W. Hargreaves, and H. Colley,
Sheffield, merchants (so -far as relates to B. Colley)—C. Ise
Tavernier, and M. L. Hill, • Motmt.street, Grosvenor-square,
wine-merchants--S. Bremridge, T. Tartirew, and R. ',inning-
ton, Barnstaple, Devonshire, wine-merchants (so far as respects
Tr Tardrew)—J. Bromley and J. Wand, Commercial-road,
auctioneers. •

MDLLE. MEROANDOTTI AND MR. BALL.--We
understand that an Honourable Baronet who
arrived in town yesterday from the Northern
road, met Mr. BALL and his fair partner' nt
York, rapidly proceeding to Scotland. Their
ultimate destination, we believe, As still un-
known.—(Morning Herald.)
The Quebec Papers announce the death, et
that place, on the 14th ult.,
of THOMAS SCOTT,
Esq. paymaster of his Majesty's 70th regiment,
and brother to Sir WALTER SCOTT. Ile had been
in Canada since the commencement of the late
American war, serving with his regiment.
EXCESSTVE MORTALITY.—The extraordinary
changes of climate to which we have been exposed
during the Winter and Spring hitherto have, we
leftrn,produced an appalling increase of Mortality.
It is stated, and we believe on, good authority,
that the &ado; in London within the last four
mouths, exceed the average of two.thirds of the
year at any former common period ; apoplexy
particularly prevails.
A few flays ago, a s'ervant girl, about 18 years
o(nge, residing in Lupton, near Kirkby Lofts-
dale, undertook, for a trifling wager, to drink
eighteen cups of tea and eat ten ounces of bread,
in ten minutes, which she dexterously performed
6 in the given time.