The Sun.
London, England, 1823-10-27 00:00:00

From tho LONDON GA Z TE, Oct. 25.
BA NKR TPTCY SUPERSEDED.
H. Woods, Liverpool, merchant.
BANKRUPTS.
Denis M'Cheanc, Fenchurch-street, merchant, to surrender
Nov. I, 8, Dec. 8, at the Bankrupts' Court, Baainghall-street.
Solicitor, Mr. Richardson, Walbrook.
John White, Prince's-street, Storeys-gate Westminster, up-
holder, Nov. 1,8, Dec. 6, at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall.
street. Solicitor, Mr. Lawrence, Dean's-court, Doctors'-uom.
mons.
Philip eluthert, Penton-place, Pen tonville, merchant, Nov.
I, 8, Dee. 6, at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-street. So.
licitors, Messrs. Reanlon and Davis, Corbet-court, Graccchureh. street.
Edward Bolton, Marc-street, Hackney, butcher, Nov. I, 8,
Dec. 6, ut the Bankrupts' Court, Basingliall-strceL Solicitor,
Mr. Gray, Eyson-plaue, liingsland-road.
T. Turner, Stoke-Goldington, Buckinghamshire, baker,
Nor. 10, 17, at the Bull Inn, Olney, Dec. 6, at the Swan Inn, Newpor-Pagnell. Solicitor, Mr. Taylor, John-street, Bed-
ford-row.
J. Longton, sen., and J. Langton, jun., Liverpool, iron.
mongers, Nov. 10, 20, Dec. 6, at the George Inn, Liverpool.
Solicitors, Messrs. Perkins and Frampton, Grey's-inn.
W. J. Gintrell, Norton-street, St. 211arylehone, and of Ste.
phen.strizet, rottenham-court-road, turner, Oct. 28, Nov. 8,
Dec. 0, at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghail-street. Solicitor,
Mr. Wilkinson, New North-street, Red' Lion-squ4re.
S. Gigney, Latchington, Essex, farmer, Nov. 1,8, Dec. 6, at
the Bankrupts Court, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. Bryant,
Cullum-street, renehurch-strect.
W. Beale and J. PI. Wrathall, Union-street, Southwark, hat.
makers, Oct. !8. Nov. 11, Dec. 8, at the Bankrupts' Court,
Basinghall-street. Solicitors. Messrs. Freame and Best, tree-court.

DIVIDN.
Nov. 8, G. Prench, WhiteEchapeDSl-road, provision-agent—
Nov. 15, T. Hobbs, NVestininster.road victualler—Nov. 15,
.1. P. and W. Street, Ilueklersburv, stntioners—Nov. 21, 11.
Archbell, York, cornfactor—Nov. 14, T. Coal Burwell, Lin.
colnshire, dealer—Nov. 24, J. Phillips, Wallingford, Berk.
shire, carpenter—Nov. 24, W. Wells, Brightwell, Berkshire,
fanner—Nov. 21, J. Massie, Derby, mercer—Nov. 15, T.
Turner, Saundridge, Ilertfordshir ,e timber-merchant—Nov.
24, T. T. Gray, NVardour.street, Soho, coal.tleal Vov. 29,
S. P. Seager, Maidstone, dealer—Nov. 19, H.
Bury, Litcashire, druggist—Nov. 15, W.ll. V
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grocer.

CERTHICA TES,
W. Blundell,- aen. East Mailing, Kent, farmer-R. Pollan,
Leeds, merchant-J. Itttch ie. Watling.street, warehouseman.....
B. Sutcliffe, Cheapside, warehouseman-S. Pearson, Croydon,.
baker-S. flirt, gen., Elderidield, %Worcestershire, butcher-J.
Jones, Cutely, Shropshire, linieburner-W.Alfrey,Cloak4ane,
Dowgate-hill, warehouseman.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. and .1. Mahon, and ll'. Brown, Leeds, eloth-roanufac-
turers-W. Austin and J. Bennett, Phanton-street, Penton,.
villc, general dealers-W. Chapman and F. Roe, Sherborne-
lams, printers-M. and A. Gorton Alton, Hatupshire, school.
mistresses-_J. Clyde and J. dull, Yeovil, Scanersetshire,
linen-draper-J. Marsh and T. Ebsworth, Coleman-street,
wool-brokers-3.J. Newton and E. Leigh, Dukenfield, Cheshire,
cotton-spinners-M. Lightband, li. WHeilles, A. Ilildreth, and
S. Bullrwan, Duke-street, St. James's florists, so far art regard*
S. Bullman-R. Gibbs and R. Clement, Clapham, carpenters
-E. and J. Willingham, and 'l'. Jones, Strand, fishing-tacklemanufacturers, so far as regards T. Jones-G. Taylor and J.
Ashworth, Accrington Lancashire, cotton-spinners-J. Modlin
and 1. Hetherington, Bethnal-green-road, linen-drapers-nt,
Webster and G. Priestley, Leeds, stovers-AL and E. Ema-
nuel, Bevis-Marks, wholnsale juwellers-E. King and J. Mor-
titurr, Oxford-street, surgeons_..,. flora and W. C. Selden,
Harwich, surgeons-.-.J. 'Manful] and C. IL Bower, Black-
man-street, Southwark, corn-dealers-“. and J. B. Lambert,
Cannon-street, St. George's in the East. plumbers-P. LiddAle,
J. Watson, and J. Cooper, White-Hurt-court, Castle-street.
Leicester-square, silver-platers-AI. Bertram and M. Daniels,
Bury -street, St. Mary-Axe, perfumers-T. Harrison, J. Tchay,
Al. Turner, L. Angell, Al. Harrison, and W. Cleland, White.
haven, vitro' manufacturers-E. Nettleton, E. Iloxland, W.'
Colman, T. W. °borne, R. and M. A. Theis, and C. G..
Nettleton, publishers of the Plymouth and Plymouth DJcle
weekly journal.

Otto those which always have been and are now experiencett
from it.
The local systems, that have obtaised in limited dig.
tricts of the earth, are only parts of that which has been des.
cribed.
To trace these ramifications to expose in detail their defor.
mities, and their uniformly vicious operation, is, therefore, Un-
nessary; anti calla only serve to rouse the irrational feelings of
those, who have had the misfortune to be trained within then....
feelings which it is the great object of the system I now ativo.
cote, to allay, to render dormant, and ultimately to eradicate
altogether from the human Constitution.
All that I have w:itten, and all the public, measures which
I have undertaken, have had but one object; that of moor-
ing the human mind for the important change which society is
destined soon to 'experience.
And 1 know, that when the nature of the changeshall be tulle
understood, it will be effected without hurting the feelings or
the pecuniary interests of any one.
That T may not occupy too much •of your paper, I defer
the consideration of the latter part of the subject till my next
letter.
ROBT. OWEN.
New Lanark, 18th Oct. 1823.