The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-02 00:00:00

AIAJORITY

WTIO VOTED AGAINST REPEALING THE. ITIGIII7 LARrs.
Astley, Sir J. D. .Heygate, W. Rob' nson, Rt H ri. F.
Bright, IL. IlOward, Col. Ross, C.
Banker, Henry ' Hill, Sir 6. \Valera, C.C.
Davenport, D. Martin, IL, Wigram,. W.
Dawkins, IL Noel. Sir G. -
Wilbraham, E. R.
Esteourt, T, Q. Ommaney, Sir F.
Giilbrd, Sir It. Palmer, C. F. TELLERS.
Goulburn,Rt/in 11. Peirce,- H. Caicraft, J.
Gooch, T. S. Penruddock, J. H. Williams, Sir R.
Gordon, A. Prgel4l%
I ORITY.
AbercioMby,Hn.J. Gurney, Hudson Smith, J. _
A 4411, Wm. Irving, John Wilmot, R. J. H.
Bentht, J. Lewis, 'l'. F. Wilson, T.
Calvert, J. Money, W.V. Wynn, ltt. Hu. C.
Douglas, .r. Monck, J. IL
Forbes, C. Phillimore, J. TELLERS.
Oilbert,-D. G. Rice:. T. S. Onslow, A.
Grant, Rt. Ilii. C. Sebright, Sir J. Ricardo, D.

MINORIT I' -
WHO VOTED FOR MR. ROWAN'S PETITION TO LIE ON

Tux lAmr.E.

Brougham; IL tier:eget, Ralph Robizison,,Sir (Ito.
Bennet, lion. 11. G. Lamb; Ron. (.1. Smith, ltobt.
.7
Calentit; 4. Leader, W. Smith, W..
Forbes,: C. Martin, J. Tierney, Rt. Lin.G.
FaiTand; Robert Moncic J4-B. Western. C. C. ,
(batten, J: Money,. W. T. Wood, 111derman
tipmey, IL Payner,, C. F. —.. ~.
baskell, Benj. Phee,..-R. • - ~• .11: LLE 310.
ilobhousi, J. C. Parnelli Sit' IL Buiten,. T. F.
utne, J. w..iliCe T. S. ' . Nugent, Lord

The Celebrated -Ituistan ,Cirgutimit vigator 17,0
1i..11, Ti* is, at presesit- eligageaarltit the puitlieitiOn of
an extensive Aftirine Atlis;-- to be comispititott. 1=44 shag., It
will include all the known groups of Islands of the Ocean IA
both Hemispheres

Prom the LONDON GAZEriti July 1...

Lord Comberlaites Olice; jqp. • ~
Dgctor Henry SOuthby, Fellow of the College ofPliysigninst.
is appointed Physician in Ordinary to his Altuesiy.

Crairn (ice, June 30, 1823.
Membet returned to serve in this present Paillament.
Borough of Hertford—Thomas Byron, of Bayford, in the
County of Hertford, Esq., in the room of Lord Viscount Cran-
borne now Marquis of Salisbury, and one of the Peers of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.

BANKRUPTS.
E, Nicholls, John's Mews, Bedford-row, cow:keeper, to stir-'
render July 8, 16, and Aug. 12, at one, at the Court of Com-
missioners. Attorney, Mr. Norton, Whitecross-street.
C. Roberts, Aldermaston, Berks, =hater, July 11, 12, and
Aug. 12, at eleven, at the Bear Inn, Reading. Attornies, Mr;
Newberg, Reading; and Mr. C. Ford, Great Queen-street, '
Lincoln's Inn-fields.
M. Wacker and J. F. Weleker, Leicester square, tailers:'
July 8, 12, and Aug.l2, at one, at the Court of Commissioners.
Attorney, Mr. Russen, Crown-court, Aldersgate-street.
A Widger, Buckfastleigh, Devon, woollen-manufacturer,
July /2, and Aug. 12, at twelve, at the Coprt of Commis-
sioners, London. Attornies, Messrs. Knight and Fyson, Basing-
hall-street.

DIVIDENDS.
July 22, J. Lee, Noble-atieet, jeweller—July 22, J. Shackle,
Milk-street, Cheapside, hosier,--July 26, R. Henesey, White-
,cross-street, St. Luke's, timber-merchant—July 22, W. Glib-'
son and F. Forum, Tnnity-square, corn-factors—July 29, G.
Clark, Blackburn, Lancashire; grocer—July 22, F. Rolland,
St. James's-street, Piccadilly, perfumer—July 26, Leech
and J. Hinchcliffe, Cateaton-street, wholesale hosters--July 26,
C. Gray.(Upper Montague-street, St. Alarylebone, horse-dealer
—Julyl.l, T, Clarke, Gerrard.street, Soho, laceman
29
July ,M. Garland, ill. and B. Benjamin, Bun-
hill-row, merchants—July 22, A. Moody, Long-lane, Ber-
mondsey, tanner—;July 25, W. Tyler, limbolton Hunting.
dortshire, currier—July 22, W. I)ickie, Little St. Thomas'
Apostle, merchant—July 29, W. Boddy,,Hillingdont Middle-
sex, farmer—July 23, T. Carlen and W. Wilson, Langhourn
Chambers, Fenchurch-street, coal-factors—July 25, C. Patti-
son, St. Neot's, Huntingdonshire, ironmonger—Julf 29, J.Gar-
ton, Myton, Kingston-Wpon-Hull, lig, hterman—July 25, R.
Warner, Huntingdon, iron-monger—July 23, J. Bartiwidge,.
Wellington, Somerseshire, draper—July 22, M. Holt, Stoke,
Coventry, watch-maker.
CERTIFICATES, JULY 22.
T. Parkes, Stourbridge, Worcester, groeer—A. Kaye, Dui-
ton-le-Moors, grocer—W. H. IVl'Queen, Newman-street,—Os-
ford:street, stationer—M. Carter, Forton Mill,- Southampton,
J. Bandeira, Great Winchester-street, merchant.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
W. Fairclough and G. Hargreaves, •Livarpool, metchants-:-
R. Oxenham and H. Oxenhani, Bristol, linen-drapers—T.
Batt and J. 'W. Janes AberkavennY, Monmouthshire, sur-
geons—T. Pike and W. Waring, Paddington-streekMary-le-
bone, stone-masons—G: L. D'Aubertin and IL Hammond,
Southampton, professors ofrausic--4.- Smith and W. Leather.
Newcastle-street, Fleet-market, umbrella-makers--P. Bedford
and, R. N. Christmas,.Steward-street, Old Artillery.ground,
silk-weavers—J. Rushton and J. Harrison,ohon.-lc-Moors,
Lancashire, grocers—W. Jackson and o.'"Waterworth, Tot-
tenham-court-road, comb-manufacturers—J..Richards and J.
Hopkins, Birminghinii, hot-house utnufacturers—J. Rasher,
C. Rasher, and W. A, Fisher,. Queen's ‘Vharf, Rother.!
hithe, timber-merchants-.L. Davies and J. T. Dorlin Liver-
poo4 difiber-merchants—J. B. Palmer and C. Read, "Great
Yarmouth, grocers—J. IVoolley, W, Sargant, and 0. Crane,
Birmingham, :Sword-manufacturers, (On account of • the death-.
of the said W. Sargant)—(l. Dods, and J. Thomas, Bishops-
we-street, Without, haberdashers--J. Burrupt, sen. and J.
.Burnrp, jiin. the Royal Exchange, stationers—W. Perry, J.
Zuill, and J. F. Street, Manchester, engravers to calico-printer"
•-E. Clarkson and J. Fisher, Gloucester-street, Curtain,raad,
cabinet-makers—C. Openshaw and W. Crompton, Great Bol-
ton, Lancashire,•bleachers—S. Griffin, J. Griffin, andl Dun-
combe, Palsgrave-place, Strand. and Chancery-lane, wine-mer-
chants (so far as regards S. Grillin):-0. Tinton, A. M'Math,
and J. Whalley, of Bow-lane, carpet-warehousemen (so far as
regards (I. 'Pinson.)

"
RIELN ENCHCitY. AND ATAL CASE OF POISON'
ADMINISTERED DX ,MISTAKE.—AII Inquest was,
lately held at Edenham, on the body' of Wright
Speed, who died an Saturday the 7th oft; int con—
:sequence of having. that morning, by mistake,
taken a quantity of arsenic mixed with brimstone.
This dreadful poison was unintentionally admi-
nistered to the deceased by his Mother', whose'
feelingson being the innocent cause of her son's
death, can be more iniagined thin de-
scribed. Verdict Poisoned inadvertently,
and by mistake."--(Hull Advertiser.) .
melanchojy accident, happened at ',ergs
Fair, on Tuesday se'nnight. A monkey, belong-
ing to a showman, got over a petition into another
apartment of the caravan, where the mistress was
dressing a child about 4 months old, and instantly
sprung on and fastened on the head of, the, pooc
little infant, and, in a moment tore' oft that part
of the skull at the opening of the head.' The
child Was alive on Saturday, but with little hopes
of recovery, The father, who was in rather bad
health, was. so affected by,the accident, that he
died on' Thnrsility.--(Gi'eentiCk Advertiser.)
Within four days unless than twenty-Six chit-1
dren have been interred in , the burial ground of
St. Mary's Church, in dila" town.---(Stockport
AdVertizer.)