The Sun.
London, England, 1819-03-10 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

S. Rickards and T. Hankins, Ledbury, Gloucestershire,
at-
tornies.--S. Thomson and A. M'Dougall, Rot nerhithe, cork-
eutttrs—W. Wiatt, .3. Atherton, NV, L. Wolstenholme, G.
Farrar and J. Latham, Liverpool—J. Casson and W. Penrose,
Scuieuates, i'mkshite, millers-1. Humpbris and J. Hum-
phris, Sandford, Gloucestershire, timber-merchants—D.
Smith and 'l'. Durrant, ChelmsforA, hatters—J. Johnson
and W.Johnson, Cross-street, Hatton-garden, jewellers—
J. Beauchamp and S. Stone, Holbotn, wine merchants—
R. Coates, J. Coates, and J. ,Siddall, Manchester, cotton
waste dealers,--S. J. Tibbs and G. Glenny, Wynyatt-
street, Northamptun-square, watch-case-makers—J. Lewth-
waite, S. Sawrev (Executor to Mr. 11. Sawrey), and W, Hopes
(Executor to Mr. J. Frearson), Lad-lane, Haberdashers—R.
Gardiner and R. Itiiberts, Queen-street, Cheapside, linen-
drapers—R. Woodlicail and .1. Woodhead, Halifax, l'ork•
shire, dealers in coals—T. Eskrigge and J. 'Popham, Laueas•
ter, brash-makers—F. Willett and H, G, Willett, Holborn-
bridge, surgeons:

IRELAND.

Heartily attached to the interekti of irehinti at
an integral and essential part of tlee British Em.
pine, we shall be always happy in promoting
those interests. We regret to find that many of
the Protestants of that Country have crme for.
ward in support of the POPtsn CLAIMS to
Power ; bitt we rejoice also to find, that this
rash attempt has brought forth Protestant's of at
wiser order in opposition to such Claims.—We,
therefore, insert with plea Sure the following Ex.
tract from The (Dublin) Correspondent :

" At a Meeting of the Committee of the Protestant Noh!t-
men, Clergy, and Gentlemen, held at the Astern!)l), House,
Williain-street, on the 2d of March, 18I9—the Lord Bishop of
ELPHIN in the Chair—the Secretaries laid before the Com-
mittee the following Affidavit, via.:—

County of the City of) Robert White, Esq. High Sheriff of
Dublin, to wit. the City of Dublin, and Sir Edward
Stanley, Secretaries to the Committee
for receiving Signatures to the Petition of the Protestants
against the demands of the Roman Catholics, came this day
before rue, the Right Hon. Thomas MtKenny, Lord Mayor
(if the City of Dublin, and being duly sworn on the Holy
Evangelists,. dcposeth and salt!), that having read a statement
in the Public Papers, that Signatures of Soldiers had been
solicited and obtained to said Petition, these Deponents
swear, that, if such solicitations have been made, and such
Signatures obtained, it has been done without the bnow-
ledge, approbation, or consent of these Deponents, or either
of them; and, to the best of their belief, without the know-
ledge, approbation, or consent of any of the Members of the
Committee; and that, ,ad they been aware of ;thy such ap-
plication, they would immediately have endeavoured to pre-
vent it : And further, these Deponents swear, that they have
carefully examined the signatures to said Petition, and, to
the best of their belief, there is not annexed thereto; nor
shall there he, the signature of a single soldier.
Sworn before rue, this 4d day of March, 18111.

ROBERT WHITE.
EDWARD STANLEY."

THOMAS M'KENN)t

In consequence of the Publication alluded to in the ahot'd
Affidavit, we think it necessary to annex the follo,,viug De-

claration ;

(6 We, the several Members of the Committee appointed to
procure Signatures to the Protestant Petition against tbs
Roman Catholic Demands, do Most solemnly and positively
declare, that neither We, nor any of us, either by ourselves,
or any other person on our behalf, or on behalf of any of us,
solicited, receit-ed, or permitted, the Signature of any Non-
comthissioned Officer or Private in his Majesty's service, to
he set to said Petition entrusted to our respective Iles ; that,
if any such step has been taken, it was without the authority,
knowledge, consent, or approbation of its, or any of us; and
we further declare, that we have ourselves inspected the Li'
of Signatures to said Petition, at present filling twenty-eight
skins of parchment, and have not discovered any name that
we know or believe to be that of a Non-commissioned ()nicer
Or Private. And further, we a►re ready and willing to submit
said Lists to the inspection of any person or persons what-
ever, authorised by the respective ComManding Officers of
the Regiments quartered in Dublin, in order to enable us to
detect any such Signatures, should they exist, and expunge
the same. And we hereby declare, that we shall feel highly
obliged by any conmiunications which may enable us to dis-
cover and defeat attempts which, we are satisfied, are equally
inconsistent with our duty as subjects, our feelings as Gentle-
men) and our interests as Protestants._
(Signed)

Longford, Abraham Bradley King,
Monck, John Armitt,
Frankfort, John Pomeroy,
rower, Elphin, Henry Gore Sankey,
Nathaniel Sneyd, Robert Alexander,
John Giffarg, John Cash,
William Blacker, John Torrens,
Thomas Ellis, Frederick Darley,
W. H. Archer, James Galbraith.
Richmond Allen,
" Ordered, That the above Resolutions be published.
".POWER ELPHIN, Chairman.

"N. B. Alderman James and Mr. Webber, the other
Members of the Committee, were absent."

We are requested to inform our Readers, that
Messrs. Coop;le and Co. Surgeons, of Charlotte- -
House, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road,
have, in consequence of their extensive pi actice,
and for the accommodation of patients at the
West-end of the town, established a Medical
Boatd in Woodstock-street, Oxford-street, a few
doors from Bond-street, where a Physician of 40
years' experience, and a Surgeon of great emi-
nence, reside, and where all the Board alternately
attend, the whole of whorl' are ;Niembers of the
Royal Colleges--that thousands haVe:been res!or-
ed to perfect health by their united.taleuts is uni-
versally acknoWledged, many ol.whom had been
discharged from Hospitals, and otherwise impro=
perly treated.—They are consulted at Woodstock-
House, Woodstock-street,' from Eight in the
morning until Eight at night ; and at the Medical
Board-,, Charlotte-House, Blackfriars-road, from
Twelve • till Eight in the evening.—Mechanics
have advice gratis every evening from Six till
Eight, at both houses, and on Sunday mornings
tritil Twelve o'clock.

'rife 'mem' ises cif Messrs. •I oyd and Co. gar•
Inners, at Catnberv, ell, were t)cokri, into a leo/
highis hack, and 601. in Bank notes taken from,
ir,,rl box; also a quantity of plate, and ot!►et
valuables,