The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-29 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES—Nov. 17.

G. Cooper, Old Ford, farrier—M. Roberts, - Manchester,
grocer.—,... Dye, Norwich, grocer.—T. Gould, Ashborne,
Derbyshire, mercer.—G. Willett, Owen's-row, Islington, pic-
ture-frame=maker.—T. Thompson, Langbourn-chambers, Fen-
church-street, timber-merchant.-,\j'. Byrne, Fludyer-street,
Westminster, broker.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
• E. Frederic and M.A. Pitt, Lower Grosvenor-street, tnilliners
—J. Hepworth and R. Pawson.;•Greenacre 3loot,bOttoin,-Lan- •
cashire, joiners —J.Walker, S. Churchill, and Walker, Leeds,
wool-dealers—C. Tottie an W. P. Compton Ha: tley;
Linley, and T.Watson, Sheffield, merchants —W.elemson
W. Miles, Broadway, Worcestershire, stone-masons--M
Clark . and J. Hall, Sheffield, cutlers—W. (reaves, J., Howe,
.and J. Crookes, Micklebring, Yorkshire,' dealer's in Coal
—W. Bromley and J. Deardtn, Denton, 'Lancashire, hat-
manufacturers--W. and London-street4,arAros4qttare,
victuallers—S. and D. Davis, Bristol, tallow-chandlers---G.
Stone-and W. Giks, Bristol, linen-drapers—R., A. P., and 'J.
Robertson, Glasgow, timber-merchants—A. and J. Skalfe,
Hebden, Yorkshire, maltsters—.l. Corn and J. Handel; „Bir-
mingham, grocers—M. Reeves. J. Jones, and J. Painter, Liv-
erpool, jewellers—W. and J East; Newbury, paper-Manufac-
ttirers—C. Fowler and J. Dixon, Liverpool, 'sprit-dealers—,E.
Gunning, T. Rawson, and J. Barker, .Sheffield, .white lead
manufacturers.

A NEAT OF GAMESTERS.—In Consequence' of
information being given to the Magistrates: at the
PUblic Office, Union hall, Southwark—"That,
a set of Gamesters met nightly at a house'in
Lambeth-road, St. George's,-fields, to plaY the
unlawful games of Rouge. et Noir ana I.;
and that the same were, a great annoyance to 'tile
peaceable housekeepers in the neighbourhoOd; by
sallying forth at unseasonable hours in the night
and morning, from their rendezvousonaking great
noise and disturbance at thOSe tiMes." In order
to suppress so great a nuisance, Mr. REEVES' the
Chief Clerk to the above Magistrates, proceeded
on Saturday night about eight o'clock, with a
body of police officers, &c. to execute a warrant
for, the apprehending all persons to be found in
the act of gaming at the above house. The offi-
cers having effected their entre by a feigned
voice at the street door, answering to the person
at,the inside, " Open the door, 'tis Bill," which
voice was supposed to be that of the porter.—
They went upstairs, and in the front room on the
first floor surprised a host of ganiesters playing at
Rouge et Noir; on the table they seized about
20/. in cash, and several packs of cards., wooden
rakes. or apparatus used at the game, dice,
.and
dice boxes, and the Rouge et Noir table.. Mr.
REEVES (being assisted :by the Second Clerk to
the Magistrates) having commanded silence, and
that nobody should attempt, to escape, in the
King's name, proceeded to read the warrant he
had to execute on the premises, and having so
done, he then demanded of every person present
to give him their names, occupations and address,
which they accordingly did,
.and the same were
wriaen.down by the second clerk. Each of the
persons so-found gaming (there being 16 persons
present) were put in separate coaches, and con-
veyed to a prison-house in the Borough for safe
custody, previous to an examination before,. the
Magistrates this day, when they will be amenable
for their unlawful proceedings.

The town of- Sudbury was thrown into con-
siderable bustle on Wednesday, by some .wag
having imposed upon the Common Crier to an-
nounce that Alderman WOOD, M.P. had arrived
in that plasp for the purpose of refunding .to
the contributor,s the money received for the-pur- .

chase -of a service, of plate for the late QUEEN,
and *that he would meet the' subscribers at, the
Rose and Crown Inn, bet Ween five and.seven
o'clock. The Mderman was dining with a friend
in the town when the notice was giving : a num-
ber of persons soon collected; but measures were
speedily taken to assure them that the whole was
a hoax.