The Sun.
London, England, 1823-05-07 00:00:00

C,ERTgICATES, MAX 27.

W. , Cleghorn, Ratcliffe-highway', cheese monger-:--J. II
Hopkins, Liverpool, merchant—J. Cruckshanks, Gerrard,
street, Airestminater, eldorado-sash-manufacturer—T. Mere,
dith, son., Bishopsgate-street-without, leather-seller—F. Dal.
ton, Wakefield, liquor-merchant—B. Hohnes, Thrum-hall
Halifax, merchant.
I'A.ItTNPRSHIPS DISSOLVED.

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111. Schatz and M. F.'Bremer—LE. and. F. London, Walt's-
Cross, Kent, Puiford and A. Nichol], St. James's.
street, tallors—E. Turner and T. Beech, Stoke-upon-Trent,
Staffordslii ue, manufacturers of earthenware—E. and. J. Sheard,
Oxford, saddlers—R. E. lieathcote, It. and T. Bent, P. Walt.
hall, and J. Caldwell, Shrewsbury, conintOn-brewers—j.
worthy and J. Jones, Ifigh,street, Southwark, wine-Merchants
—J. Rinimer and E. illackmore, Liverpool; provision-merchants
R. Ward, T. Dobb, and. J. Wright, Dronfield, Derbyshire, sugar
of lead manufacturers, so far as regard's J. WrightW. Thorny-
son and C. jay, Gray's-inn-place, Gray's-inn, fluorides—W., I-1.,
and W. Pointer, Stratford, Easex, timber-merchants.— W.
Oritmolt, and J. Ogle; Granby-street, Bethnal-green, rnanu.l
facturers of silk--1-1: and T. Bowers, Chester, druggists--R.
Price and J. Woulrich, Spital-square, silk-manufacturers—P.
Williams,. T. Timmins, and W. H. Sparrow, Bilston, iitaf-
fordshireortinstone:.ware manufacturers—J. F. and 'l'. Wilson,
Liverpool, veterinary surgeons—J. Bain and .1. Dickson;
Bristol, linendraper—a. Anderson and S. LOwe, Manchester,
tailors—FL Murray. and W. Carruthers, Manchester, cotton-
spinners—J. Morris, Lawton, and J. Yates, Chance-hall,
Cheshire, farmers—R. 31orrii, "W. Oilniour,' and J. Cuthbert-
son, Glasgow, merchants, so fir as regards R. Morris—J. Gm.
eat and .1. Towns, Manchester, curriers—E. and T. Hemming
and T. Johnson, Astwood, Worcestershire, needle-makers, so
far as regards T. johnson—E. S. and 'l'. W. Cooper, and J.
Pugh, Liverpool, salt-merchants_T. Brown, l'ansor, North-
amptonshire. and J. Brown, jun., Hunting-
thinshire; millers.

FtttE.--Belweett twelve and one o'clock yes-
terday morning a fire broke out in the house of Messrs. Pope
and Morris,. pawn-brokers, Bedford-place, Commercial-road,
which, together with every article of the tilrniture and stock in
trade, were totally destroyed. The flames were prevented from
exteking any further,
A burial society has" lately commenced in the
County of Lancaster ; the first printed article of which runs
.thus—' Whereas many persons find it very difficult to intro
themselves.'
AN AWFUL INSTANCE OF SUDDEN DEATIL-011
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. ANNi; B vvrca, a re-
spectable widow lady 75 Years of age) who re-:
sided at 91, White Lion-street, Clerkenwell, on
her property, entered a hackney-coach at her
own door for the purpose of going to the
Bank to receive a dividend ; just as she took,
her seat in the coach" and the servant was
in the aft of shutting the door, she fell off
the seat apparently lifeless, in that state she.
was carried into the house, a surgeon was imaml
diately sent for, who opened a vein and tided
every necessary means to restore animation, but
to no purpose, life was extinct ; she was in re-
markably good health and spirits on her entering
the conch.

WARNLNO TO DRUNICARDS.--Last Saturday
evening, as a tradesman was coming down the
High-Street, rather toli-l►eavy, he' fell into a
basket, containing ten dozen of •'gg,s, which he
totally demolished. With his clothes most shock«
inttly besmeared, he was conducted to the police.
office, where, for want of bail, he lay until the
following Monday, when he was condemned to
pay all damages to the incensed egg„-merchant.--
(The Sco(smon.)

ROMAN CATHOLICS.

Slit HARCOURT LEES.

This zealous ;Wd- learned Champion of our
PROTESTANT ESTABLISIIMENT in CIIURCII and
STATE, we understand, is now in London, and
the following is a copy of the RESOLUTIONS of
the ST. SAVIOUR'S PROTESTANT UNION pre-
sented to the Patriotic Baronet on Monday last,
at the Royal Hotel, St. James's, by a Deputation
of Gentlemen appointed for that purpose. They
were received by the worthy Baronet, we are
assured, with all the cordiality which must na.
turally attend a Deputation so honourable to
himself, and to the glorious cause which he has
so resolutely supported.