The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-13 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

July 3, J.-Leverett, East Dereham, Norfolk, inn-keeper--,-
July 3, J. Thomas, Os*estry, Shropshire, mercer=july
Whiteman,.Husband's-Bosworth, L-Acestershire, inn-keeper—
July 4, W. Tuck, Marlborough, catPenter—July 6; C.T.iE.
Welby,. Leicester, A. W. Bellairs, Stamford, 4and G. Bello:vs,
Leicester,-bankers—July Davis, Gloucester, druggist
July 7, W. Blackburn and P. C. S. Rousseau, 'City-road, corn--
dealers—July 3, J. Tyrrell, .111aidStone, ironmonger—Julii 3,
C..W. Chapman, Addington,place, Camberwell, stock-broker
—July 4, A. Johnston, Manchester,. silk-mercer—July 21,
G. Royde, Newgate-strect, upholsterer—July 3, J. WU:4m,
Macclesfield, bookseller—July 5 C. Clay, Aston, Warrick-
shire, coaCh-maker—July 4, W. Edwards, Manchester, Manu-
facturer.

CEIITIFICA TES, JuiY 3.

• W. Hesleden and W.. IS:•:Hesleden, Barton-upon-Humber,
Lincolnshire, scriveners—J. Marshall, Gainsburgh, Lincoln-
- shire, druggist=J. Tverman, Bristol, Silk-inercer-J. Came-.
ron, Suckley-court, 'Worcestershire, farmcr.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. .
C. Tye and J. Gold, Birmingham, hinge4nanufacturers—W.
and J. Rickard, Doncaster, builders—S. Allen and D. Renaud,
Birmingham, gun impleinent-inakerso. Brooke and ,C. T.
Thackrah, Leeds, surgeons—S. Wiseman,
.Harper,. and T.
Foyson, Norwich, bombasin-manufacturers—•H. Smith, E.
Lees, T. Holcroft, and I. Archer. Manchester—J."Knoiiltss
and Keswick, SWafrham, Norfolk, linen-drapers—W.
Wharton and 'J. Moser, Manchester, ironimongers-M. Sollo-
way and N: Yates, Preston, haberdashers—LE. Knight,: S. Hal.:
jun., and J. Wilkinson, jun., Horton, YorkshiTe,
Worstead.-spinners—R. Unveil and F. BoWler, Dover, school-
mistresses—R.-Leyland and N. Milner, Liverpool;soap,tiv.nu-
facturers—W. Townley and J. Williams,. • Bristol, merchants
—G. R. Porter, and S. Ricardo, London, dealers in foreign
wines-E. Martin and W. Whetstone, Bent-road, timber-
dealers.

Beautiful hot-house grapes were sold.yesterday
in Covent-garden market at four shillings a
pound, and others, of a smaller size, at half.a-
crown.

Two prisoners, confined in the New Borough
Gaol at Tewkesbury for burglary, made their
escape on Monday night last, and have not since
been heard of. This is the second time the same
men have got out of the same prison; every pre-
caution was taken by keeping them heavily iron-
ed, but by some ingenious means they provkied
instruments, and the day preceding their escape,
contrived to file their irons nearly through. The
Gaoler visited` the prisoners•at nine o'clock in the
evening, saw them in bed, and loCked'ty the c6ll
for the night ; irmnediately after they must have
released themselves from their fetters, and with a
file and aknife made a hole in the door, through
which they got into ,thv inner yard, and over the
high pallisading, thickly studded - with tenter-
hook;. They them 'formed a step-ladder with
their bed-clothes, tying to them a towel full of
earth, and threw it .over the outer wall, which
they then scaled, and let themselves down on the
outside by the same means.

Monday morning, about ten o'clock, it leas
discovered that a thief had got into a house re-
pairing in the middle division -of Cumberland-
street ; crawling along the gutter at the 'tops of
the houses, he entered a garlet by the window,
and•breaking open a footman's box, stole six so-
vereigns and some wearing apparel ; being dis-
covered, he•was pursued very closely, hut made
his escape by leaving his coat and waistcoat be-
hind him.