The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-19 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

Aug. 7, H. and M. Daniels, Bury-street, Si. -Mary-Ale,
merchants.—July 24, J. Weston, W. James, and T. Payne,
un.. Wood.street, ribhand-manufacturers.—Aug. 7. T.
Nightingale, Wading-etreet, warehouseman.—July 31, J. E.
Ebbs, 31inories, jeweller.—Aug. 7, O. A. Wharton, Maiden.
head, Berkshire, wine-merchant.—Aug. 7, J. Tarletoti, Gio-
cester.place, merchant.—Aug. 9, J. Hewlett Gloucester, ea-
binet-triaker.— Aug. 14, H. Bush, Loddon, Norfolk, grocer.—
Aug 9, C. Engledew, Stockton, Durham, groctiri—Aug.. 11,
W,Tentiman. Peterborough, Northamptonshire, linen-draper.
Aug. 11, J. Politt, Manchester, cotton.spinner.-.Aug. 7, T.
Carton and W. Willson, Langbourn-chambers, Fenchurch-
street, coal-factors.—Aug. 12, K. ViVian, Tywardreatb, Corn-
wall, linen-draper.—Aug. 7, R. Walmesley, and M. and W.
J. Turner, Basinghall-street, merchants.--Aug. 7, J. Mytton,
M. Jones, and P.O. Mytton, Pool, Montgomeryshire, bankers.
CERTIFICATES, Alia. 7.
C. Fearnley, Crutchedfriars, wine-merchant—J. Baker,
Crutchedfriars, wine-merchant— J . Buckley, Hot] ingreave,
Yorkshire, woollen-cloth manufacturer—E. Anger, George and
Blue Boar-yard, Holborn, coach-master—J. B. B. Clarke,
Stourport, Worcestershire, merchants—R. Freddy, Bristol,
baker—J. T. Hughes, High-street, Shoreditch, haberdasher—
R. Nunn and 'l'. Fisher, Grub-street, Fore.street, timber.
merchants—J. Threlfall, Liverpool, banker—J. Bowes, Bat.
torsea, upholsterer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. and F. Moon, Barnstaple, pawnbrokers.—W. Barnes
and W. Carline, Shrewsbury, furnishing ironmongers.—J. K.
Stabb and T. Thomas, Friday.street,Scotch warehouseman.
W. C. Westlake and J. Ball, Southampton, merchants.—W.
Leathern, T. W. Pew, E. Truentan, E. E Tew, and F.
Leatham, Wakefield, bankers, so far as regards F. heeitham,-.:.
It. Cooke and A. ailing, Lincoln, drapers.—R. Lee and C.
Beebe, Huntingdon, tailors. .W. Parker and J. Foster, At.
torcliffe, Yorkshire, shovel-manufacturers.—J. Dodson and
W. P. Moxon, Dean-street, Southwark, potato-salesmen.—J.
Statham and 0. Bucton, Salford, Lancashire, stone-masons.—
R. Thomason and R. Eglinton, Illanaltester,- ftistian.manufee.
Curers —J. Trippett and W. Merritt, Manchester, hardware.
dusters.--W. Elvitige and W. Gregory, Nottingham, lace-ma.
nufacturers.—J. Reynolds, J. Tomlinson, and T. Reynolds,
Bristol, merchants.—R. T. Blunt and J. Ranking, jun., Lon-
don, merchants.—H. Benham and W. Rawlins, Ifigh-street,
Southwark, furnishing ironmongers.—P. RUndell, and J.
Bridge, E. W. Rundeli, T. Bigge, and J. G. Bridge, 'Lon-
don, so far as regards P. Rundell.

The late Baron WOOD is supposed to hav'e
died worth nearly 300,0001., acquired by great
eminence and labour in his profession, the bulk
of which will devolve upon numerous relatives,
in comparatively humbler walks of life.
Mr. &LISTON played Sir Charles Racket, on
Monday, last at the Birmingham Theatre,t" and a
glorious reception (says theiiiriniaghamGhronkle)
the house gava him. We were glad to see him
in apparent good health, and.were, as usual,. de-
lighted with his spirit. and gentlemanly perform-
ance. The Lad* 'Racket a:Jinn:3' ARMAN was
a fine specimen of light and elegant Comedy, and
was deservedly applauded."
Mrs. BUNN is playing at the Birmingham Thea-
tre with great success.'
• Mr. KLAN is expected to perform at Dublin
about the end' of July.
Mr. Burr 'engaged fora lithited number of
nights at. the-Southampton Theatre. Ire mikes
his first appearance on the 2(1 of next rnontli:'