The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-05 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

Jos. Murgatroyil, blitigley, Yorkshire, cotton-mtuitifaciurer,
Jima UR, at ten, at the Magistrates' 1160111, Halifax—Htira. Har-
rison, New Weldon', Lincoln, Itlifreidr, June 26, at eleven, at the
Hotel, New Sleaford—W. Harrison and C. Harrison, New
pleefurti, Line.olreihire, merchants, June 28, at eleven, at the
Poo Hotel, at New Skaford—Wm. Wilkinson and Wm. Cook
Hulliurn-britige, woollen-drapers, June 24, at th:Ven,
ut llattinioll-etreet.—Alex. Clenule, New Broad-etreet,
met-
ubjurlt, June 24 at eleven, at Basingliall-steect—Willitttu
(lould and Francis Greaaley, Maiden-lane, Wood-street, hosiers,
June 24, at eleven, at 13asingltall-etreet---Joseph Graham, junior,
Low Houses, Cumberland, itinkeepa, June 28, at twelve, at the
Globe Inn, Coehennouth, CutnlaAland--E. Howarth, I.eeds,
•Yeekshire, woolatapler, June 28, et eleven, at the Court House,
ketla-41 Pierey and R. Saunders, Birmingham, edge-tool-makers,
Jane 24,, at ten, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham—Wm. Bur-
ridge, son., Wm. Burridge, jinn, and J. Burridge, Ports-
mouth, hankers, July 4, at eleven, at Itualughall-street—
Malth. Barnard Harvey, Witham, Essex, and J. W. Har-
vey, Hatlieigh-hall, Essex, bankers, June '27, at eleven,
at Ilattiugliall-street--J. historian, King's Aetna yard, Cole-
nutu.street, warehouseman, June 24, at eleven, at lia-
aingliall-street—P. Robine, Regent-street, jeweller, June 24,
at eleven, at Basingball-street—M. Williams, Old Bailey, eating-
house-keeper, June 27, at twelve, at ihisingball-street—G. Chap:,
man, Ohi Bond-street, fruiterer, July 4, at ten, at Basinghall-
otecet—J. Picknian, Sbureditch, grocer, June 24, at eleven, at
Baningliell-etr et—T. Lacy, Basingluill-atreet, Blackwell-hall-
hictur, June 24, at ten, at Basingliall-street—R. Kings, Ledbury,
Hetefortlehire, innkeeper, June 28, at nine, at the Feather" Inn,
Ledhury---J. Honeybotirn, Portsen, builder, June 17, at twelve, at
the Titres Tuns Tavern, Portsea---W. Green, .1. Green, If.
"-rupsons and R. A. Smith, Sheffield, manufacturers of metal
Aisle 17, at eleven, at the Commercial Inn, Slieffielil—S.
eulutailen, Throotorton-street, printer, June 27, at eleven, at
Ittientgliall-itroet—Edw. Onbaldeattm, IlertfOrtl, grocer, June 24,
at eleven, 0A Basingliall-strect—T. Piper and G. Dewilnay, I /larking,
Surrey, bankers, June 27, at. twelve, at Basingliall-street—T.
syketi, Batheaston, Somereetslitre, clothier, June 10, at ten, at
Baeitighall-street—P. and W. Mackensie, Sheffield, pawnbrokers,
June 24, at ten, it Basingliell-street—J, And J. jeer„,
stet, 'Herefordshire, linen-drapers, June 10, at ten, nt
Hammond, Maunby, Yorkshire, .tallow-chandler, July
10, at two, at the Golden. Lion Inn, North Allerton—
Janus; Mendel, Charles-etreet, blancleatter-square, tailor,
June 24, at ten, at iltutingliall-street-4. Ekins, Oxford-etreet,
chetatemouger, June 24, at eleven, at Basingliall-street--H, New-
ter, High Ifolltorti, clievaemonger, June' 4, at tell, at Baoingliall-
etreet—W. Thomas, Bluet'e-bulldinge, ! Fetter-lane, writing-4(A
manufacturer, June 27, at eleven, at Basingliall-atreet.

CER TIFICA 14 24.
J. Moody, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, cheese-frietor—p. Span*,
DM Trinity !Woe, Water-lane, ship-insurance agent—R.
Wrooti, fifiV Tit-afield-street, linen-draper—T. Charlton, Qua-
drant, gold apd Over laceman—W. Walker, Knarealwough,
Vorisiditre, butcher—B. and J, Butskley, Manchester, cotton-
tpinnetit-4, Yeoman, White-liorme-plane, Coinmercial-roud,
iril-
Non-4. gdwards, 11110elnaker
Strew), glover---. 1. Wells, jun., Reilding, nteulinati--N. B.
Ilutaiins, St. Janieles.atreet, gl4se4iiiinufacturers—C.
Cuuk. Woutton-under-Eilge Oloneestertiliire,
Binh, jun., Mmietwster, mercluint--W. Eroady, Old Jewry,
woollen warehouseman—C. Hickson, strand, woollen-draper—.
W. IL Williams, Bertuird-strest,Thissell-liquare, coal-mercbant—
Powell, Marylebone-street, Jenkins, Cstaitle-
greet, Finsbury, timber-iiterchant--T. W. Homier, New Bridge.
*trot, ill,ctriime, dealer in lace—..J. K. Wooster, Middle-row,
Holborn, straw bat manufacturer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

F. Moore and W. Lucas, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, tanners-. n.
kumn, jun. and H. Jolley, Liverpool, timber-merchantd*W.
hoigspot opil S. Haigh, Chile—'f. Sheppard and 'l'. Ileynon,
Bristol, general commission-agents--0. F. Bury and I. H. Fos-
ter, Manchester, wolicitors-1:-and H. Carter, &Lime, Cornwall,
rope-makers—J. Jackson and It. Borwell, llortwastle,
ahhe, millers—l. High and S. English, Norwich, heety.44,l6
Iteviulta•—G. Hawkins and E. Estill, Lime-street—J. Herd, 1.1„
Chambers, and P. Oak, Liverpool, coach-proprietors—W. 4,14 E.
Dodd, Great Dunolow, Essex, chemists---ii. and W. T.
held, Ilirtilillgllll.lll, and H. Arudield, Catestou-street, button-
nunaufacturers-11. Wial4 Ai° 11. W. Lord, Fleet-street, water-
closet insin4cturers
Clark and J. Hannah, Folly-hull, York.
Needham and T. Fyrke, Great Sevin.
atreet, linen-drapers---`l ..1. Breeds, Mauington, T. Mailing.
ton, and J. Griffith, tinnier-ifierobartli—G. G. W. ant.
11. Norman, Earl-street, Illackfriars, merchants—T. Morris ant
J. Hayhurst, Manchester, calico-nianuctieturers—A. 'farelli au,
Neweastle-upon-Tyne, toy and ',amulets', dealers—
mid S. Brooking, Motice Town, grwers-11. Wynn, A. Wyks
3. Harrison, K. Hobart', awl A. Roberts, Bagellt, brewera—C
Hewer awl W. Whitfield, Birmingham, ittereern—J. G. and XV'
Smith, 141011choter? nurserymen—W. Lenimon and J. Uttuo

FRENCH PAPERS.

" I'A Alb, JUNK 2.

" To discredit the correspondence of the Journals, it won't( be
quite sufficient to quote that which the Journals of the depart-
ments of the capital publish to-day respecting Spain, the Des
Debuts, the G'utistittitiorinel, the Drupeuu Mame, and the
bodietiteter of Bordeaux, all pretend to inform their readers of
what is passing there, and all give accounts which are as con-
tradictory as possible.
" It would belong to point out all that is false and indecorous

in the accounts of the divers Journals, we shall content ourselves
with mentioning some instances.
"The Paris Journals say, that France has declared to Spain,
that it was going to evacuate its fortre•rses. The Bordeau Jour-
nal says, that the King of Spain lies asked the King of France
•tor 25,000 wee more, end that the letters. from Paris say, that,
in fart, a reinforcement of troops is to he sent to the Peninsula.
" STOCKHOLM, MAT 23.

" A Deputation of the Citizens and Magistrates of this City
Waited on his Majesty, and on his Royal Highness the Crown
Prince, to-day, nod, in private audience, asked leave to present to
the young Duke of scanis a silver table service, worth 25,000
rix dollars, which was graciously granted him.
" The ship Calcutta, belonging to the house of Kantzow and
Biel, sailed on another voyage to India, with Swedish produc-
tions. Two other ships belonging to the same house will shortly
follow.

" NURIMBEILO, MAY 26.

" We learn front, Saxony that the Trusteei of the horse of
Beichenbach Lave now conic to the conclusion, that a dividend of
40 per cent. may certainly be paid, and, perhaps, in the sequel,
191} per cent. more.
" When the nealification of the English Corn Laws was made
known, the price of wheat along the finale rose from 30 to 40 per
cent., but, as might be expected, has grim fallen l° per cent.'
Nuremberg Correspondent.
"What, then, should the readers of these papers do? Never
believe the news they publish ; sometimes to promote one interest,
sometime another. The following is a specimen, which would
not fail to be repeated to-morrow, in all the journals of Paris,
if we do not do it justice. It. is taken from the hulicateur of
Bordeaux, of 30th of May.
"4 MI Portugal has risen, and forms two parties, one in favour
of :the Queen, the other in favour of the Emperor, or Regency.
The partisans of the Queen have raised the standard of revolt in
almost all points at the sanie titne It is added, that several regi-
ments had declared for the Queen, in short that the parties have
conic to blows in several towns, and that there are. now two Go-
verettienta in Portugal.'
"'Chia news is only an invention of the Cortespondent of the
indict/tear, one of the usual sources from which the Liberal
papers of Paris derive their intelligeuee.
" The Journal of St Peteriburgit says nothing of the relapse
of the Empress Elisabeth, mentioned in the llainburgh Journals.
The day before yesterday a report was spread on 'Change of
the death of the King of the Two Sicilier. Letters from Naples,
of 17th of May, say, that his Majesty's health continued in int.
prove -

(From the Pilot of Friday.)

-44 PARIS, JUNK I.

•
" Letter* from Corfu, of the 11th May, contain come new par_
titulars relative to the taking of Missolonglii, from which it
should seem that the garrison, seeing that it could not commit&
sate with the fleet of Miaulit, proposed to Ibrahim to capitu-
late, on condition of leaving the place with all the honours of
war, and that Ibrahim consented to spare the lives of the garrison,
but required that they should be conveyed to Egypt. These
4,000 Greeks, with their wives end children in the midst of
think, divided themselves into three columns, and endeavoured.
to make their way through the enemy's army, but they were re-
pulsed, with the exception of a colum of 1,200 men, which gained
the mountains ; the other two columns were, for the most part,
cut to pieces.
" A letter from !ante, of the 7th of-May, in the Diurio of
the 20th, says, that Ibrabint's plan of operation, after the taking
of Miasolonghi, was not then known. Some thought that the
place would be utterly razed ; others, on the contrary, believed
that its fortifications would be repaired.
" Several Turkish corps were on their tnareh from Coron and
Merlon, towards Corinth ; of which, as well as of the Isthmus,
they intended to take possession, that the Ottoman army might
have a free passage to the Mores.
"The Nola of Egypt (we still quote the Diario), has former-
ly declared that he would sacrifice the last crown, and the last
man, to conquer the Mores. He attaches the more . importance
to the possession of Greece, Ai it would give him a footing in
Europe, uud bring him nearer to the seat of civilisation ; besides,
it is close to Albania, the troops of which have assisted him to

conquer Arabia.
"By this conquest he would be enabled to reinforce his army
with 20,000 soldiers, and his Net with 10,000 intrepid seamen.
" The Emperor of Austria has appointed the Prince of Hesse
Iv.cotttri4bearfiiury.
rgti:attenti the coronation at Moscow, as Ambassador
This Prince will be accompanied in his mission
by Counts Joseph Eaterhazy, Cloin, and Caroly, end the Prince
of Lichtenstein.
" Prince Lutaon, formerly iisternuncio at Constantinople, is
appointed Austrian Ambaseador to the Court of Russia.
se:gelrleotZu
fatec4wmasf May 271, says, that a Cabinet Mee-
among the Janissaries." tantmop e, has announced a revolt

Fromm Vonna.--PART,,, j,mt 2 Five per Cents, 97. 80. ;
per Cents, 66. 80. ; Bank hiteek, 2,046 ; Routes de Naples,
74. 75. ; Royal Spanish Loan, 461; flaytiao Loan, 725.—Ex-
change on London, I month, 25. 60, ; g months, O. 80.—
t'uurs Authodiqug.