The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-09 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGIFT'SGAZETTE.

ST. JAMES'S PALACE,. SErr, `..), 1835. t,
'The King was pleased this day to confer the honour of IC-"IF loib
hood upon Lien i t,-Gieneraa Ralph Darling, Colonel of aie t
Regiment, late Governor-in-Chief of New South Wales, and K;-'g
Grand Cross of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, SErT. 7.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—First Lieut. Sir 11. Cliamberlt;ieo:
Bart., to be Secorxt Captain, vice Hill, retired on halt-pq ; 1,3
cond Lieut. A. Berm, to be First Lieutenant, vice Chan.uer''',
11-
Sept. 2.

WHITEHALL, AUGUST 28.
The Ring, taking into his Royal consideration that, upon the,i
decease of 'George Earl of Morton, in that part of the Unite
Kingdom called Scotland, the title and dignity of Earl of Moil
devolved upon George Shoho, now Earl of Morton, as son 3.'1,`:
heir of John Douglas, Esq., commonly called the Honouraol
John Douglas, a younger son of James Earl of Morton, and neat
brother of Sholto 'Charles Earl of Morton, father of the said Geoff,
leg
Earl of Morton, deceased, and that, according to the ordinary earl
of honour, the brothers and sisters of the said George Sholto Ea?,
of Morton cannot enjoy that place and precedence which 101
have been due to them in case their said father John Douglas 11,3 A
survived the said George Earl of Morton, and thereby succeero
to the said title and dignity of Earl of Morton, his Majesty•
been graciously pleased to ordain and declare that Charlotte IYT,_
glas, spinster ; Elizabeth Emma, wife of Williwn Hamilton Atst,";
Esq.; Caroline, widow of the late William Lane iox,E „;,.,1
Rev. Charles Douglas,' Clerk ; Lieutenant-Colonel Edward
Douglas, late of the Grenadier Guards; and Arthur 've' ."1; I e
glas, a Commander in the Royal Navy, brothers and siste:s
said George Sholto Earl of Morton, shall henceforth have, "" '
and enjoy the same titles, place, pre-eminence, and precedent, 41
if their said late father, John Douglas, had succeeded, to the sa
title and dignity of Earl of Morton. t the
And his Majesty has been further pleased to command that of
laid Royal Order and declaration be registered in his College -
Arms.

• BANKRUPTS.
JOHN BROWN, jeweller, Southampton, to surrender Sept
21, at twelve, and Oct. 20, at eleven, at the Court of Banee,
ruptcy. Spygr,Broad-street-buildings ; Graham, official assign
Copthall-buildittp. 11
THOMAS 11IOLYNEUX, linen-draper, Falmouth, SePti'o-
and Oct. 20, at two, of the Court of Bankruptcy. Edwards,
eras-lane,
Hofficial assig,nee ; Sole; Alderanbur. et,
JOHN ENDERSON, master-marimner, Great Surrey-Ore ,t
Blackfriars, Sept. 18, at pne, and Oct. 20, at half-paost two y'
the Court of Ilanklruptcy, Groom, Abchurch-lane, ifiCi3l
signee ; Coe and Tippetts, Paner.;s-lane, Bucklersbury.
JOHN WEBSTER and JONATHAN ABRAHAM Nv
STER, paper,manufacturers. Wadsley, Yorkshire, Sept. 18L,
Oct. 20, at twelve, at the Town Hall, Sheffield. Battyc, Fisnr
and Sudlow, Chancery-lane, London; Dixon, Sheffield.

DIVIDENDS.
At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basing Loll-street.
~00
W. Manning and Co., West India merchants, Yew Bankhuoge.
ings, Nev. 3, at one—B. Bond and S. Pattisal, ban.kers,
alley, Cornhill, Nov. 3, at two.
In the Country. ..,;01 st
• .
H. Parker, wine merchant, Chichester, Oct. 22, at el, „bill,
the Dolphin Hotel, Chichester—T. Rogers, victualler, Speenb,:rp
Berkshire, Oct. 6, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, NeW
Berkshire—J. and W. Jacombs, ribbon manufacturers, CoveLPeo,
Sept. 30; at twelve, at the King's Head Inn, Coventry—R.,
coal merchant, Exeter, Oct. 20, at twelve, at Congdon's Stl!'s-e3,
tion-rooms, Exeter—J. Boniface, maltster, Eastergate,
Nov. 27, at twelve, at the Dolphin Hotel, Chichester—J., co,
ton, maltster, Kingsthorpe, Northampton, Sept. 30, at e.Letw
at the office of Mr. Hall, Northampton—M. Morris, .lust.'_,,ol
wner Soth Shields, Durham Ot. 2, at twelve, at the o!.00,
(Lion Inn,u South Shields—T. llumcpus, jun., grocer, Northall c,
Oct. 2, at one, at the office of Mr. Howes, Northampton---", at
Spencer, wine merchant, Halifax, Yorkshire, Oct, 19, at eleyVet.
the Magistrates' office, Halifax—H. Browne, banker, Bath, ,iker..
5 at one, at the York Hotel, Bath—J. ehoetieo, eard;fir`ates
gouthowram, Yorkshire, Sept. 30, at one, at the :Mag'`biret
office, Halifax—T. Wheater, ironfounder, Fearnes, La"-
Oct. 3, at ten, at the Commissioners' Rooms, Manchester,
CERTIFICA TE S— SE rr. 29.
T. White, grocer, • Kingston-upon-Hull—T. Kirtlan,
draper, Blackman-street, Borough—C. Meredith, irooro2le,o
Rochdale, Lancashire—W. Fowke, joiner, Belper, Derbreor
H. Parker, wine merchant, Chichester—J. Sadd, victualler,Je
street, Aldgate—J. Woodward, machine maker, Notting°;;:ies
Holbrook, victualler, Gray's Inn-road—J. 0. N. Rutter, bait,
merchant, Lymington, Southampton—G. B. Highfield, mac tor
Liverpool—W. Dickenson, wholesale shoe manufacturer, Cates
taw'
street—N. Fenwick, common brewer, North Shields, kw_
berland.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 9Wici"
James Bead and Joseph Mumford Burton, booksellers, IP „„,0-
Suffolk—Samuel J. P. W. Matthews and James Matthews, rersl
brokers, Middlesex--William Holman and John Holman, dist,
Devonport—William Barnsdale and Hugh Barnsdale, millers, ne,
tesford, Leicestershire—John Elliot and S. Little, brewers,i,'oo,
vonport—Corr. Magenie and Samuel Lucas, cheesemongerder
don John Fowler and James Wild, potterers, Ashtowni,aal
Lyne, Lancaster—A., G., and J. Hadden, hosiers, Notthiflole
(so far as regards A. Hadden)—H. Moore and Co., o% fl
tea-dealers, Harp-lane, Tower-street—R. T. Taynton as
A. Williams, surgeons, Bromley, Kent—T. Pigott, germ
T. Pigott, jun., wholesale tin plate workers, Fitzroy-9(10.,C;
.T. Evans and J. B. Over, wholesale stationers, 8udge,..4:°,51a0
Flicker and J. Rowe, indigo stone blue manufacturers, 1‘,',7101,-.'
Basin—S. Carter and T. Jones, mercers, Lawley Bank, -bil,sos
J. and R. Wilton, grocers, Wakefield,. Yorkshire—J•
and J. Seholes, farmers, Ashton-undo"-Lyne, Laneashir
Wilson and W. Parker, linen drapers, Whit chapel.
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON .ciAZETT'
TUESAY, . 8. .
LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE,SEPT HOUSE t!). L_ollP'
San.. 8, 1835. 500c`:
Notice is hereby given, that there will be attendance at 0-4 ttr''
to-morrow afternoon, the 9th instant, between the hours
.:t,
and six, for the issue of tickets at the Prorogation of Parliantie;thi
Peeresses on announcing, wit bin the time above specitie",soce‘
intention of being present on the, occasion, will have places r' ,
fur them in the house of Lords. foil
Lady can he admitted into th.:," body of the House,
dress.
The doors will not be open for strangro before twelve 0 cC.
CHOLMCi.NDELEY, P.
GLASGOW. O'CONNELL DINNft-

sits. o3s' (
London, Sept- =, our 5
have to acknowledge with gratitude fox h.° boo(
your letter, conveying to me the resolutions of a rt:eil'ti)ish
on the 27th of August, in Glasgow, expressive of I.l"cha.t cit);
that meeting that I should attend a public dinner in cieoti?
There are no words in the English language sul'i.oe
strung—at least I know of none—to express the high set I,PP
pride and pleasure with which I acknowledge and acecP
invitation. tls°
fi service sin
,rd to'

The resolution declares gratitude for my
cause of Reform. Gratitude is indeed too strong a ,y"(3:"lce,if,
wards such services as mine ; and yet I will say °cif' t".;
honest, and, above all, continuous. I never despaired .00ji
eit
cause of national liberty ; and although there were Pero/ liar
our struggles for Reform in which it was almost folly id oil
for success, yet I never dared to suppose that the saere.riooll'o
of goad and cheap government would rot ultimately 'octicbt
among a people increasing in arts, sciences, and, P, r hot,
knowledge. I, therefore, in the darkest moments ol 0,-.leffigt;
for freedom, exerted my every energy with incessall,oo,o
convinced that there was no crime so great 115 "";',ltl;
struggle for the amelioration of men's condition. '
ice
quality—l have indeed few others of any value---%cy
endeared me to my own immediate countrrMen. 1-` ,cticl?
that I never tire ; and I fed as inclined to politicfli polity
now as when in the first glow of manhood I began
my
tioti
cal career.
Much has been done, but more remains behind. 000
possible for us to acquiesce in any system which `r,
two hundred profligate and unprincipled mischief-01 poweof
impede every improvement, and to put a stop to e'''lol.oe
fat amelioration of our institutions. In short, the plabe
Lords must, in my opinion, be subjected to some rati°/.ose
to introduce,into its frame responsibility for its acts,
refcam of the House of Commons will be worse than' of
My services—or at least my struggles in the eause.ou,
tary refotm—are not at au end ; and I can promise 3°o- beel;
they shall in future be conducted, as they have hitherr'ky otbb,
with a total abhorrence of revolutionary violence, erl/_1 of jo j,
force save that which is the result of the combinatio toe f,,,00rt
he opinion, and of the co-operation of the wise and sorsa
The resolutions also speak with approbation of 111 Y 1;00,5
of the present Ministry. I delight in that approbatio':l9c
it shows that you perceive with me that at present of Pio,
Ministers are the real and effi only leaders of the caus„nlv t.„
polar rights—a little, perhaps, over cautious, bat c
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more safe on that account, and perhaps also the I`jr
of attaining valuable success. or
I intend to be in Manchester on Monday oe'74' o elo 'oh"
• -O
Newcastle to Edinburgh. will be able toglvel Gto°'
ten days' notice of the day'en which I can be
of
a day to which`l look forward With, 5 entirnelits
and proudest gratification. 11 I'll
W.
I have the honour to be, Sir, your !' "-
And obedient tiervant•
'DANIEL ,012°"-
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