The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-13 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS'.

April 1, G. Smith, Bread-street, Manchester-Arehouseman
—April 3, T. Crowder & 11. T. Perfect, Liverfindi, tnerchants
—April 1, H. A. Harrison, Liverpool, haberdasher—April 1,
W. Greening, Hampstead, carpenter—April 1, E. Atonic and
J. Hodgskin, Maidstone, Kent, grocers—April 1, J. C. Hart-
sinek, J. Hutchinson, and W. Mayfair, Cornhill, bankers...—
April 1 J. Varley, Houndsditch, slopseller—April 3, W.
Adams, Wallingford, Berkshire, innkeeper—April 4, J. Croose,
Cheltenham. Gloucestershire, tallow-chandler—April 1, D.
Williams, Deptford, Kent, slate.merchant—April 7, L. Frost,
J.. Ashton, and M. Ashton, Liverpool, timber-Merchants—
April 1, O. Godber, Red Lion-street, draper—April 1, W.
Russell, Fleet-street, draper—Aprill3, W. Penaluna, Helston,
Cornwall, printer—April 1, C. .Buchanan Niroolwich, Kent,
shoemaker—April 1, F. Phillips and W. eutforth, Goldsmith.
street, Wood-street,,Cheapside, warehousemen—A ptil 18, P.
Walker, Ripon, Yorkshire, money-scrivener —A prtl 4, H. F.
Holt, Cannon-row, AVekruinster, surgeon—April 6, J. Stevens,
Norwich, yarn-Tactor.
C E ItTIFICATES—A t 1.

W. G. Levi and I. G. Levi, Bridge Town, Barbadoes, mer-
chants—W. Rossiter, klisterton, Somersetshire, dealer—T.
Virillcocks, Bath, cabinet maker—T. Redhead, Ulverstone,
Lancashire, mercer—T. Hastings, Green-walk, Blackfriars-
road, silversmith—J. Harris, Bristol, shoemaker—O. Sharp,
Took's-court, Cursitor-street, jeweller—G. Sharp, lirightlielm.
stone, Sussex, victualler—G. Saddler and J. Firth, Great
Guildford-street, Southwark, seed crushers—T. Marchant,
Brighthclmstone, Sussex, miller—W. Turner, Cheapside,
printer—J. Oland, Parish of St. Philip and Jacob's, Glouces.
tershire. brown stone ware potter—M. Phillips, Cullam-street,
Fenchurch-street, merchant—Mr. Cutforth, Goldsmith-street,
Wood-street, Cheapside, worehouseman—T. S. Day, H. F.
ray, and W. Day, Norwich, bankers

PAIC'I'NERSHIPS DISSOIJVED.
W. and T. Marsh, Preston-on-the-Hull, Cheshire, flour-
dealers—C. Deakin and It. Ilancock, Sheffield, table-knife
manutl4cturers—A. S. Johnson and H. Oaase,Aldersgate-street,
shoe manufacturers—F. White and J. Tomlinson, Sheffield,
saw manufacturers—A. Satterley, T. and E. Wil!cocks'
l and
E. K. Bone, Plymouth, hosiers—W. 111. Everett, B. Adams,
and W. H. Everett, Basinghall-street, Blackweli-hall, factors
—S. Thornton, .1. T. L. Melville, and H. M. Thornton, Lon-
don, and H. Cayley, St. Petcraburgh, merchants, as far as re-
gards J. T. L. Melville—T. Howell, Oxford, and .1. C. Water-
fall, Coventry, tea dealers—J. and NW. Cooke, Exeter, smilers
—T. Kershaw and J. Briggs, Leeds, bricklayers—J. Sims and
C. Sutton, Stroud, Gloucestershire, mercers—J. Hunter and
Co., Greenock, as far as regards the said J. Hunter.

I,AW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OP CHANCERY, MAncll 11.
LANCASTER v. ATKINSON. _

The LORI: CHANCE ra.ou. observ- l, that the defence in this
case was rather a singular one, consisting principally of recri-
mination against the plaintiff. If they would take his advice,
the two sisters would salute each other ; for they would cer-
tainly look rather queer coming out,of the witness-box.
Mr. IlicaLn had no objection to his client's shaking hands
with her sister, provided that the hand which the other extend-
ed for the shake had 4001. in it.

• Mr. HORNE would in that case consent to no compromise
for he denied that there were any grounds for requiring his
client to come forward with a guinea in her hand. Unless,
therefore, it was to be shaken empty, the parties must leave the
case to his Lordship's judgment.
The LORD CHANCELLOR knew it was no easy matter to
bring Cumberland people to shake hands when once they got
into a Court of Justice. He thought the best way to shape the
issue would be to direct the Jury to inquire whether any money
had come into the possession of this party which had not been
accounted fur. He must take care not to grant such an issue'
as might lead to a conviction of felony.
Mr. HEALD hoped his Lordship would have the issue drawn
up as soon as possible, as the Assizes for Cumberland were
at hand. _ _

The Loan CHANCELLOR said they were over.
Mr. HEALD forgot, it was so long since he had gone that
circuit, when the Spring assizes commenced,
The Lotto CHANCELLOR remarked, that at that time
there were no Spring Assizes in that county. He could not
help thinking that opening a Spring Assizes there, had had the
effect of doubling litigation, by opening a shop for It twice a
year.
Mr. HORNE could not think it would be productive of much
advantage to the country, if it were to be occupied by such
issues as these. •