The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-01 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

William Brown, jun., Bath, chinaman, Nov. 21, at cme,
at the Cr4tle awl 13411-inn, Bath.

Robert Bark :LA John Bateman,, Compton-street, St.
James, Clericonwell, malt-roasters, Nov. 21, at one, at the
Court of Commiggioners.

Thomas Stahl) and Jobn Preston, Torquay, Devon, and
John Sparke Prowse, Botolpb-lane London,',merehautet,
Nov. 21, at eleven, at the Court of eoinmiosioners.
Henry Downer, Strand, iroamongeiSiov. 21, at two,
at the Court of C.-ommissioners. -
Thomas Edmonds, jun., Steyning, Suomi, timber-mer
chant, Nov. 11, at twelve, at the C4I-of Coinmivsioners.
Thomas Manington, Hastings, irilsoonger, Nov. 511,
at one, at tha Court of Commissioners.

Thomas Spence, Maryland-point, E,*,ex, dealer and
chapman, Nov. 21, at twelve, at the Conn of Commis-
sioners.

Joseph Homan, Great Queen-street, Lint.°lu'N-inn-
Gbh, carpet-niannfarthrer, Nov. 21, at ten, at the Court
of Coramistioners.

William Hickman Grifsth, Regent's Canal Basin, City=
rood, iron-merchant, Nov. 21, at 'lento, at tht Court of
Conimitnionent.

John Osborne, Leigh, Ewa, mariner, Nov. 21, at
eleven, at the Court of Commissioners.
Thomas Robinson, Crawford-street, Middlesex, linen-
draper, Nov. 21, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners.
Richard Jefferson, Pickering, Yorkshire, haberdasher,
Nov. 21, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners.
Daniel Stilker and Andre!, Davenport Welch, Leaden-
hall-street, slopsellers, Nov. 21, at ten, at the Court of
Commissioners.

loevph Holland, Lincoln, victualler, Nov. 21, at one, at
the Court of Comi.tiia9ioners. •

'---Samuel Brown, Oxford-street, cheesernonger, Nov. e 1 ,
atone, at the Court of Commissionem

Robert Hatpilton, Livert►ool, merchant, Nov. 27, at
twelve, at the office of Mess's. Lace, Miller, and Lace;
Liverpool..
Alexander Greavee, Qncen-etreet, Cheapside,. meychant,
Nov. 21, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners.

George Ruocll, Birmingham, merchant, Nor. 22, at
twelve, at the Royal Hotel, 13irmingham.
James Tanner, Wiekivar, Gloucestershire, tailor, Nov.
11, at eleven, at the Clogs Hands Inn, Old Sodbury, Glou-
cestershire.

CERTIFICATES, Nov. 21.
Thomas Braithwaite, Keyworth, Leicester, vsine-mer-
chant.
William Lound, Sloane street. linen-dripar.
John Fisher, Birmingham, draper.
David Evans, Mineing.lane, broker.'
William Stacey Hills, Darby-street, , Rosemary-lane,
AI iddWer, brewer.

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Thomas Davis, ,Goswell-street, Middlmox, cheese-
monger.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Jaynes and Job Welly; Wallingford, Berke, wine-mer-
chants.

Benjamin Jackson and George Bennet, Hey-chapel, Ash-
ton-under-Line, Lancaster, cotton-spinner'.
Michael Waterer and Giles Wall, Hillingdon, Middlesex,
nursery anal serdsmen.
Fraz. Quarton and Samuel Radford, Lenton, Notting-
ham, lace-machine-makers.
Alexander /3almanno and Morton Balmanno, Queen-
street, Cheapsirlf, merchants.
Abraham lksnjamin and Ralph Jacobs, Minories, up-
holsterers.

Edward Frost and Robert Gates, Redgrave, Suffolk.
maltaters.

John Burditt and John Armitage, Gilfitts, Yorkshire,
fancy manufacturers.
Samuel Howard and John Parkes, jun., Mark-lane,
hemp-merchants.
John Nicholson and Wiliiarn Flood, Long-lane, Smith-
field, ginger-beer-manufacturers.
John Ranking, Satin 6 Christian, Henry Ranking, An-
thony Charles Harris; and 'fhornas Bell, Alexandria, Egypt.

COUNTER-PETITION.--A Counter-Petition
in &your of Civil and Religious Liberty, is in preparation,
by which the sentiments of the Independent Freeholders of
Kent may be heard in Parliament, in defiance of the cla-
mours of hireling Brunswick rnffiane, and the decision of.
as the Men of Kept are impatient to
an unjust or misguided Sheriff. No doubt it will be molt
which the arts of the &mimickers
upon their fame.
nlivuaiEsru°e;cf:lertYhdesti•d".t,l:getinlir the time, in fixing
Kent cannot long lie tinder the disgrace of tinffering herself
to be Club-ridden—thrust into the van of Intolerance And
Ignorance--expoeecl to the scorn and derision of the en-
lightened and liberal wherever the tidings of the late ilts:i-
sion may have reached. The truth cannot long be stifled
—the reaction will be speedy and irresistible.—Kent
Herald,

FIRE OCCASIONED BY A FIRE-13ALLOON.
—On Sunday evening, a wheat rick, belongir, to Mr.
DAMES of Oldhury, Broadway,:was discovered to be on tire.
A messenger WaS immediately dispatched to thin city, and
the Phoenix and Birmingham Fire-Office engineo pro-
r.(lrlod to the spot. IlaPPilY the fire was emir-met! to
,ntreely destroyed ;
the rick, which' was the damage
may -bo estimated at about 1001. but Mr. JAMS
happily insured. We are sorry to add, that this tire was
orea,,istied br the ..criminal practice of letting off Are-
balloona ; it is said that some persona from this city were,
on the almre evening, amusing themselves in an' Way'
%Olen a balloon fell upon the rick, and canned it to take
tire. Perhaps it is not generally known that persons let-
ting off these balloons render themselves liable to penalties
or iminitomp-ent.— lVorccater Journal.