The Sun.
London, England, 1833-01-16 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

J. Doyle, metal-sash-manufacturer, High Holborn, Feb. 5,
at half-past one, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
R. Cripps, wine-merchant, Aldersgate-street, Feb. 6, at half-
past eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
J. Widdowson, goldsmith, Fleet-street, Feb. 6, at half-past
twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
W. Farey, lime-burner, Princes-street, Lambeth, Feb. 6, at
two, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
D. Grant, builder, Kensington, Feb. 13, at ten, at the Court of
Bankruptcy.
W. Neale and R. Male, druggists, Tooley-street, Feb. 8, at
ten, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
J. Burke, licensed victualler, Greenwich, Jan. 26, at eleven, at
the Court of Bankruptcy.
J. R. Lankester, brandy-merchant, Woodbridge, Suffolk, Feb.
11, at ten, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
R. and W. Ryland, corn-factors, Savage-gardens, Feb. 6, at
at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
\V. Dawson, tanner, Walsham, near Grimsby, Lincolnshire,
Feb. 6, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
T. Chandler, carpenter, Bow.lane, Cheapside, Feb. 7, at
eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
W. Rowley, saddlers'-ironmonger, Great Queen-street, Lin.
coin's Inn-fields, Feb. 7, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
J. E. Were, tanner, Bedminster, Somersetshire, Feb. 6, at
two, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
T. Laycock, slopseller, Minories, Feb. 6, at eleven, at the
Court of Bankruptcy.
W. Pope, cotton-spinner, Pottwood, Cheshire, Feb. 6, at two,
at the Palace Inn, Manchester.
IL Newport, \vine-merchant, Bognor, Sussex, Feb. 6, at
twelve, at the Dolphin Inn, Chichester, Suffolk.
J. Devey, shipowner, Bishopwearmouth, Durham, Feb. 8, at
eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bishopweannouth.
H. Tapper, innkeeper, Titchfield, Southampton, Feb. 8, at
twelve, at the Bugle Inn, Titchfield.
J. Seagrim, jun., carpet-manufacturer, Wilton, Wiltshire,
Feb. 6, at eleven, at the Freemasons'-hall, New Sarum.
J.
Frith,
. .
Mcaonttcohit-ssttnner, Manchester, Feb. 8, at ten, at the
Star Inn,

NV. Swainson, warehouseman, London, Feb. 5, at nine, at the
Palace Inn, Manchester.
S., G., and L. Hatterslcy, machine-makers, Bradford, York-
shire, Feb. 6, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Bradford.
T. H. Granger, money scrivener, Leeds, Feb. 11, at eleven, at
the Court House, Leeds.

J. Marshall, ironmonger, Bradford, Yorkshire, Feb. 5, at
eleven, at the Sun Inn, Bradford.
J. M'Cammon, merchant, Liverpool, Feb. 6, at half-past eleven,
at Mr. Davenport's office, Liverpool.
H. Leathom, merchant, Liverpool, Feb. 3, at one, at the Cla-
rendon.rooms, Liverpool.
W. Jacks, merchant, Bristol, Feb. 6, at one, at Messrs. Cooke
and Sons' office, Bristol.
J. Swain, woollen-draper, Manchester, Feb. 9, at ten, at the
Palace Inn, Manchester.
A. Taylor, cotton-spinner, Dogford Mills, within Royton, Lan-
cashire, Feb. 14, at two, at the Palace Inn, Manchester.
T. and E. Brockbank, timber-merchants, Carlisle, Feb. 14, at
eleven, at the Coffee-house, Carlisle.
F. Jaques, grocer, Kent-street, Feb. 7, at one, at the Court of
Bankruptcy.

CERTIFICATES.—FEn. 5.
J. Hookey, linen-draper, Titchfield, Southampton.
E. Foster, carver and gilder, Huddersfield, Yorkshire.
W. Pagett, hosier, Birmingham.
C. Wesson, grocer, Bristol.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
W. Hoyle, J. Schofield, and J. Midwood, cotton-spinners,
Oldham, Lancashire.
D. Brandon and A. Lambert, wine-merchants, Chancery-lane,
A. Hansford, and E. Hopkins, shopkeepers, outh Petherton,
Somersetshire.,_

V77lsennii,G. Dennis, and F. Fisher, patent-medicine venders,
Coney-street, York (so tar as regards J. Fisher).
N. Ogle and W. A. Summers, engineers, Millbrook, South-
ampton.
J. Jones and R. Kirk, linen-drapers, Kingston-upon Hull.
J., H., and J. Stead, grocers, Chapel-street, Edgeware-road.
W. Mills and H. Mills, carpenters, Egham, Surrey.
J. Moss and J. Rees, druggists, Stratford, Essex.
H. Myers, M. Myers, and C. de B. Vasconcellos, segar-manu-
facturers, Liverpool.
J. Lacas and J. Brunt, silk-manufacturers, Leek, Staffordshire.
J. Ralfs and W. Bunting, furniture-printers, Tavistock-street,
Covent-garden.
R. Prior and C. Hardy, grocers, Hoddesdon.
I'. Liddel and R. Taylor, calico-printers, Adlington, Lancashire.
W. Knowles and 'l'. I'ullon, stone-masons, Hoyland, York-
shire.

J.L. Moilliet, T. Smith, J. Pearson, and J. Moilliet, bankers,
Birmingham (so far as regards J. Pearson).
J. R. Pease, C. Pease, and M. T. Trigg, seed crushers, Kings.
ton-upon-Hull.
tuirnlluli.
G. Leishman and J. Fauns, tailors, St. James's-street.
S. Bond and R. Hornbuckle, wine-merchants, Westmorland.
street, Marylebone.

E. Pownall, W. P. Hunt, and W. Bennet, solicitors, Ipswich
(so far as regards NV. Bennet).
3. Mackie and J. Laing, merchants, Fenchurch-street.
J. Wilson, W. Fanning, and W. Green, rectifiers, Gwynne_
place, Hackney-road.
A. Buxton and J. Pearson, earthenware-manufacturers,
Bur slem , Staffordshire. .

lt Sen;mbe and G. Robinson, lime-burners, Bridestone, De-
vonshire.
I'. Harvey, R. Fisher, and W. Fillingham, mercers, Newark-
upon-Trent.

An old French proverb says that a crowing
hen, a dancing priest, and a woman who speaks Latin,
never come to a good end.

LISBON PAPERS•

LISBON, DEC. 28.—The Gazette courain9
account of the sally made by the troops of Dc'i
the 17th December, in which they were rep6i
great loss, numbers having been drowned,66:o
upsetting of their boats as in attempting to
the river. They set fire in their retreat to tut
of St. Antonio, which was entirely destroyed'
of Don Miguel's troops is stated at 11 killed, 3*`
and 1 officer wounded.
The Gazette also contains, in eeven cola°,
minute account of the review of the besiegiag;,
the King in person, on the 17th and 18th Dtee
the presence of an immense multitude of 6136,,
;
whom, as well as the troops his Majesty was ef
greeted with the most enthusiastic acclamatioo
CRUZ DOS RE (Extracts
At Ss
,fropmELC.ettns:Lyesce_:
Majors, formerly of the 24th and 7th regirilej
over to us and said, that a Lieut.-Colonel W''.4
to-day. They say that the rebels had been Presro,
four days for the sally of the 17th, and that iti
wary to deceive the soldiers, by telling them rn:,
our troops hail left Villa Nova, and they 011 g: h.;
perfect safety ; but finding themselves dece".
soldiers, on their return to Oporto, broke their'
Nieces against the stones, declaring they would
dgain. A woman has just come from Oporto,
'hat there were great differences between the Pe°,
city and the troops, and that all must soon be nvL

VALLONGO, DEC. 23.—Yesterday twelve
four French and eight Portuguese, deserted from t
Two Majors came over on the 21st; resPe'
it is not dear whether he deserted or was takeni
in the action of the 13th October; he other,
de Noromba, of the 3d regiment of infantry, al
was made prison-r in the island of St. MOW
accompanied the rebels. He says that the Count
Flor had left Oporto, some say by order, other'
had fled.

The rebels are in very great want of provi'i
the soldiers of all corps, even of the volunteers'
Maria, continue to come over at all points of°
that since yesterday the number of deserters 81
two hundred, including the two Majors abovesai
one Captain, and two Lieutenants ; and it is cel
many of the rebels who occupy the battery 01
called to our men to come and help them down'
might escape; so that if this continue, as we
shall soon see the whole of that infamous asset'
nihil ited or disbanded.

VILLA NOVA DE GAIA, DEC. 23.—The eca
provisions increases among the enemy, and this
disorders. The troops have received no bread
days, but rice and salt cod were given them for
wood for fuel they burn the doors and window'',
now going to take the roof of the seminary. Thy
last long.

AGOAS SANTOS, DEC. 23.—Since the reviewe
troops by his Majesty, the number of deserters ip,
twenty. two, almost all with their arms, have come'
LISBON, DEC. 28.—A letter from the island 1:
Beira, dated the sth instant, after dwelling on 1,
plete tranquillity in which the loyal inhabitano.,,
island live under the paternal government of the is„
Sovereign, adds:—." The vintage this season has
extraordinary, especially in the north part, the h
of casks it has been necessary to put some of the ne
into boxes well calked." .

LISBON, DEC. 30.—His Majesty's Governnaeet
day received accounts from Braga of the 27tb.
which announce that the King our Sovereign,
august sisters, continue to enjoy perfect health.
,„0
An order of the day, dated head-quarters,
19th December, announces to Lieutenant-Ge°s:
Viscount de Santa Martha, his Majesty's satisfact,eO,
e
the appearance and discipline of the troops rev
the 17th and 18th.--. Lisbon Gazette, Dec. 31'

COURT CIRCULAR.

Viscount GODERICH had a long interview wi
GREY yesterday, at the Trea,ury.
The Belgian Minister visited Viscount PALS
yesterday, at the office of the Secretary of State fill.
Affairs.

The Duchess of KENT and the Princess ir,lc
walked and drove for some time yesterday, in BPI;
The LORD CHANCELLOR, Earl GREY,
GODERICH, the Right Hon. CHARLES GRANT,
GRAHAM, Lord HOLLAND, Lord JOHN Russlo;
Viscount Howlcic had interviews with Viscount Ai'
yesterday, at the Treasury.
Sir JAMES GRAHAM visited Viscount PALS
yesterday. . „

A meeting of the Church Commissioners for 13
additional churches was held yesterday, at their 06
Great George street.

Earl GREY gave a state dinner last evening, s-
t
deuce in Downing-street, to Count Pozzo DI 800
Excellency the Turkish Amba,sador, the RussiaS
sador and the Princess LIEVEN, the Prussian Afishit:4
Baron de WESSENRURG, the Austrian Special
Baron de NIEUMANN, M. MAYROJENI, the Afire
Of STAFFORD, Viscount PALMERSTON, L'rd .1011/1
SELL, Mr. and Mrs. STANLEY, Viscount and Vi'c°l
HOWICK, and the Secretary to the Turkish Enabie

BRIGHTON, JAN. 15.

Yesterday the KING gave audiences to Lord CI):
Vice-Admiral Sir R. OTWAY, and Sir T. APAIAO°.;
Their MAJESTIES took a carriage airing 6o Sh°l
and back to the Palace.
The Princess AUGUSTA drove out in a earri;
four through various parts of the town, accomPa°
Lady MARY TAYLOR.
The Duke of GLOUCESTER took an airing on !Writ;
Lord and Lady F. FITZCLARENCE left the Palace,
day morning, for town. Lord JAMES O'BRIEN biLi
the Royal suite as Lord in Waiting to the KING.
Prince TALLEYRAND and the Duchess sle
arrived at the Albion Hotel.
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Ladies PERCY, Lord Lo'
Dowagerf BEVERLEY,Lady
KILMAINE, the Ladies 8a0w14561
R. F. BROWNE, Aliases Manama Lieutenant-
DRUMMOND, Lieutenant-Colonel MoNTAGuE,
Colonel RICHARDSON, General Sir HENRY, Lady) Lieu,4
Misses CAMPBELL, Sir THOMAS DOWNMAN,
suite and household. Her MAJESTY'S band Eaten,
usual, during the evening. ,
The return of the Court to St. James's Palace 1/
tively fixed for the 22d of February, and on the 24
MAJESTY Will hold her first Drawing-room for the
The health of the Duchess of GLOUCESTER COnti
improve, but her Royal Highness has not as yet;(
her Royal relatives, or partaken in any way
of the r
of the Palace.

QUEEN'S THEATRE.

This amusing little theatre was numerously As"
spectably attended last night. The drama of Eilg
nor, which was originally produced at the Strand
was one of the performances we anticipated, a"1
gained by the transplantation. It is shortened 00(1
wise improved, and went off to the satisfaction °,./
audience. Mrs. SELBY, who played the part of tbi;
mother, has very much improved; she has abaodo )
ranting manner, her dialogue has assumed a more 1;1i
and natural tone, and she deserves to be conside
prima donna of this theatre. Eily O'Connor WTI
fairly represented by a young actress, Miss 111A1:4'i
whose easy manner was frequently applauded. T/
manager, Mr. ELLIOTT, in the character of DannY,J
by
proved himself one of the best representatives of 17
Irish character that we have seen at the minor
oti
Mr. WILD, whom we have had occasion to mention
played the part of Billy Taylor in the burlesque 6i
name, and WAS extremely amusing. He is a ligbtli
and very versatile comedian. The pantomime is if
as any we have seen this season at the small bouleli
the scenery is highly creditable to the artists.

THE ARMY.

Major Rickaby's troop of the 4th Royal Irish Drdi
quartered at Belturbet barracks for the last nine in'j,f
are to be immediately removed to head. quarters ;
to be succeeded by another troop of the same r. gimel”
Dundalk.—bublin Freeman.
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A troop of horse has been ordered to be station r
manently in Belfast. It is probably owing to the /e/
that this arrangement has been made, and with the Off
preventing the constabulary being brought into col'
with the people.—Belfast Wag.
Major-General Sir J. Douglas will arrive in tpiii;
on Tuesday next to take upon him the command "(
garrison and surrounding district. Limerick will
be the head-quarters of a General Officer and/
Major Parke, commanding the battalion of Royal
.s;vi
at Spike Island, Cove, is promoted to the rank of Poi
Colonel in that corps. Friday, Captain Todd's comf
37th Regiment, marched into the Castle Barre)/
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