The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-20 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

E. Mitchell and D. Evans, Commercial Sale-roonis,Mineing-
lane, brokers—T. Figes and R. G. Longcroft, Bonisq, brewers
—C. Green Way, J. Cardwell, and W. Maude,..Manehester, cot.
tbn-spinners—J. Ashford and T. Bennett, Loam Pit-hill, Kent,
brickinakers—W.llaunt and T. Munday ,Warwick-lalie' New-
gate-street, cattle-yard keepers—F. Jenkins and .W. V. Voile,
SuttOn-Valence, Kent, surgeons—J. Wordley and J. Deutith,
Liverpool, goldsmiths—T. and.lL'Beekett, Leeds, merchants—
S. H. Phillips and W. Cooke, Thorpe, Norfolk, brovers—W.
B. Tarbutt and M. Field, Stock-EkcharigeL-M. Cunningham
and R. Glass,Edinburgh—S. Oliver and W. Ilibun,GreatDis-
taff-lane—i. Preston and -J..Peck, LiVerpool; commission-mer-
chants—G. Hismck and J. Goddard, Donmngton, I;erkshire,
mealmen—T. Price, Strand, and J. H. Wagstaff, Navigate-
street, fringe-manufactuterslt. and A. Ilarrisin, W. Latham,
B. Harrison, R. Latham, T. Poole, and J. Latham, ,1-.'ernan.;-
buco—J. and 11. Yeachey, Goswell-street, pawnbrokers—J.
Baker, Bythorn,- Huntingdonshire, and J. Tingle Kettering,
-Northamptonshire, millers—M. Castle, J. Lfi,x,
Bristol, wine-merchants--G. Holt, R. Scholfield,.and T. Daw-
son, Itochdale; wollen-manufacturers.

FIRE.-Between one and two o'clock, yes-
terday morning, a fire broke out in the celeur,ma-
nufactory belonging to Messrs YALLOP and
GRAPES, St. John-street, which burned' for some
time with great fury, owing to some oil vats tak-
ing fire. By, great exertions, however, the fire
was subdued in about half an hour, After destroy-
ing the top part and back premises of the building.

OLD BAILEY, JUNE 18.

THE. CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION.
The RECORDER, in his preliminary address to r.
the unhappy criminals, took occasion to, advert ff
to the establishment of the " Constitutional As-
sociation." lie observed, that some of the pri-
soners perhaps were peculiarly the objects of
commiseration from tlieir having been deprived
of the protection of their parents at an early
.age,
and turned loose into the streets of the metropolis,
w here he lamented to say, they Could not pass
along without meeting, at almost every corner,
some indecent print or some blasphemous and sedi,
tious publication. To these, he had no hesitation
in asserting, the great increase of crime, especially
among the juvenile part of the community, was
mainly attributable, and it was with the most un-
feigned pleasure that he viewed the establish-
ment of an Association which had for. its object
the destruction of this monstrous evil. The As-
sociation originated in the -Most sound and con,
stitutional principles, and was founded upon just
and legal .grounds, and for the sake of the pri,
sorters at the bar, and others who had lately been
in a similar situation he sincerely wished it had
been established long before. He. hoped; hoW.-
ever, it would still be able to prevent their foul
contagion from spreading further by the vigorous
measures which they would adopt:' After some
further observations of a similar kind, the Learn..
ed Recorder proceeded to pass sentence, of death
on the following prisoners viz.—
.
Mary Ann Bell,. for stealing in a dwelling-house ; Henry
•George Taylor, Sarah Gilham, Wm. Clapperton,
Cordelia Knight, and Joseph Ltlley, for the like offences; Robt.
Hitehmough, Thos. Clare, Charlotte Thorne, and Eliz. Web-
-ster for uttering forged Bank notes ; John Jackson, for a rape ;
John Blakeny, for highway robbery ; :Win. Wilson, for re-
turning front transportation t- Rat. Holding, Chas. Wade, and •
Henry James, for burglary ; Rich. Luck, and John Quiten-
den, for horse stealing, and John Ryan, for house breaking.
To be Transported for Life—John Brooks, Thos. Jones, "
Jas. Casey, Benj. Furber, ,John Baker, John Jacobs, John
Jackson, John Johnstone, Thos. Burgoyne, Chas. Shile, Mary
Smith, Robt. Fowler, Thos:"Winiams, and Chas. Lloyd.
For Fourteen. Years—Josh. Smith, Frances Gray, Sarah
Johnson, Sarah Appleton, Thomas Stephens, Sarah Reading,
Sarah Stuart, Eliz. Eaton, Geo. Price, Eliz. Smith, Geo.
Kem, Jane Carter, Edw. Smith, Richard Lynch, John Skel-
ton, Jonathan Dart, Chas. Field,
_Eliz. Pascoe, John Smith,
Geo. Baker, John Law, W. GOoden, and Catherine Taylor.
Seven Years—James Clements, Mary Ann Newland, •
Elizaheth.Clark, Hannah Noon, Isabdla Smith, Wm. Creed,
Edw. Griffith, Wm. Danhy, Edw. Coomes, Harriet Holland,
Jos. Eastman, Robert W. Pikc' Jas. -MOOre, Thos. Sutton,
John• Page; Susannah Jenkins, Charles Hall, - John Morgan,
Joseph Perkins, Wm. Nash,- Jos. Wignell, Edw. jluckiand,
Charles Godding, Henry Penfold, Martim, Wm Dia-
mond,' Mary Pithlett, Jas. Noland, Mary Smith, Sarah Austin,
'Mary Davis, Elizabeth Brown, Wm. Gould, Elizabeth Hats-
well, John Fawley, Jas. Tierney, and Ann Smith.
Seven were ordered to be impri§aned in the Honse of Correc-
tion for London; and 31 in the House of Correction for Middle-
sex, for various periods, several of whom were to be publicly
and. to. be privately whipped ;11 were priyately whipped and • '
discharged ; four judgments were yespited.; three were tined
each and discharged; and sti were discharged by Prodaniatittu •
Sessions adjourned to the 13th July next.

At Sir C. FlAwKlNists silver and lead-mine, at
Newlyn, in Cornwall, a solid plate of silver was
taken, last week, from the sinelting furnace,
weighing '2S6 lbs., and another of the value of
9001. will he produced in a- few days.
A REMARK ABLE COIN,CI DYNCX.-011, Saturday,
the wife of Mr. GRJ FFITII, of Little Drury-lane,
Strand, china-mender, was delivered of two fine /
boys.—The week preceding, Ins son's wire was also
delivered of two boys, all iiti6ty" to do well, each
having three within the year, being an increase of
six in that family within that short period. OIL
Monday, the two sous of Mr. GaIFFITU, sen.,
were christened at the New Church in the Strand
by the names.of St. George and St. David, tho
moth( r being an Englishwoman, and th,e father 3
Welshman.

\Are regret to state that an alTrqy Qf the most
serious kind took place c.ll Monday last at the
Fair of Tuhberbracken,, near Loughrea. Tvvo
men were killed, together with a horse, a cowl
and an ass, and a man and woman woumled.7---
(Dublip Morning Post.)