The Sun.
London, England, 1819-08-10 00:00:00

'GLOUCESTERSHIRE PITT CLUB.

On Wednesday last the GLoucastatt PITT
CLUB held their Annual Meeting at the Bell Inn.,
in Gloucester, which was numerously attended.
The incressin,g number of members annually since
its comminicernent promise an establishment of
larg'est public meeting f:itherto known in the
county., and this prospect furnishes the best hope,
,tll,irtittikiends of order see the necessity of Fold-
their nittrc's ant! giving their presence to asso-
‘ciaiioo. %tell c4lcolated to impress on the minds of
the dkaffected hoar few their numbers are, in com-
parison with the supporters of the favoured rights
end privileges of a people,-wlto live under the best
toioitutioo known, ei:ber to the ancient or mo-
dern wot id. If those who value these blessings will
-only rally round each other, and round their laws
anti liberties, there will be little room to fear any
general mischief from such attempts as have of late
!teen so frequently made; to mislead those who sof-
ter under the temporary depression of our trade or
manufactories. The anti at), the manufactnrer,H
stud the labourer, will soon learn, that the leaders
so violence and confusion have but a selfish end in
*kw, and that they look to the force of numbers
merely to catry their ct,tri schemes of plunder into
execution, which, if executed at all, would only
leave those very numbers in a worse ..state than
betote. All who liave any thing at stake should
he on the watch and on- the alert, and there is
little doubt that the good sense of die lower orders
'ebid) begin to be awakened to the object of the
.fewreal Ifistorbers, will soon discover that what
Is promised to them never can be realized, and
tlitit the wants 'and the happiness of them, as well
es of all mankind, are best satisfied by being con-
lent with the sit nation in which they are placed.
—High and low, rich and poor, have all their
trials, but there are few who, with industry,
economy; and content, cannot make a struggle
equal to their difficulties. These topics were for-
cibly and feelingly adverted to by the Chairman,
the Right Hon. Charles Bathurst, in a speech
which he took occasion to make...—The business
'tithe day being finished, the members present about
a hundred, satdown to dinner ; amongst them were

His Grace the Duke of Beaufort, Lord Edward Somerset,
M. P. Sir Paul isaghmtt, Sir Alex. NVilison, R. B. Cooper,Esq.
M.P. John Browne,' Henry Elwes, Wm. Miller, %Vm. Good-
rich, Edward Wilbraham, E. P. Caruthers, J. H. Bytes, I'. H.
King, Wm. Morris, John Little, Samuel White, J. W. Hunt-
ley, James Wintle, and H. N. Trye, Esquires ; her. Dr.
Cooke, Rer. Anthony Pye, Rev. Rd. Wetherell, Rey. Thomas
Pettatt, Rey. George Ttirherrillc, Rev. SVni. Hicks, Rer. R.
J. Cooper, &c. &c. &e.

The company separated at ten o'clock, mncl:
gratified with the harmony and rational convivia'
lity of the day.

FROM SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE

DIVIDENDS.

Sept. IS, J. Durham, Lower Shadwell-street, carcass-
butcher, at .Guildhall—Oct. 26, W. H. Gall,.Gutter-lane,
(licapside, silk-manufacturer, at Guildhall—Sept. 4, F.
Turner, Doncaster, cordwainer, at Guildhall, Doncaster—
Aug. 'at , E."and C. Weaver, Gloucester, piti-manufacturers,
rc the Boothall Inn,thoueester—Aug. IS, J. Binion, Edward-
street, Portman-square, ironmonger, at Guildhall—Sept. 17,
J. Thompson, sen. Calpho, Suffolk, merchant, at the Bear
and Crown Inn, Ipswich—Aug. 28, A. Rankin, Red Lion-
place, Ceck-lanc, china-printer, at Guildhall.

CERXIFICATES—Atiousr gs.
.1.. Matthews, Penn, Somerset, shOe-maker—T. Blake,
Cuwe3, Isle of Wight, brewer-3. Hornhy, Liverpool, mer-
chant—T. H. Robinson, Manchester, cotton-Merchant—J. C.
White, Mitre-court, Fenehurch-street,merchant—W.Tatum,
Fish-street-hill, paper-stainer—S. Nathan, Chatlos-stseet,
Covent-garden, butcher—W .R. Wilson, Crown-court, Broad-
street, merchant—C. Mackenzie, Caroline-street, Bedford-
square, merchant.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED:

C. Elliott and M. D. Rucker; Upper Thames-street, sugar.. I
?oh iiers—T. Morris and B. Coulthard, Bolton, bleachers—v..
,Clements and J. Strahge, Norwich, coach and harness-
inakers—J. Atkins, sen. and J. Atkins, jun. Butt-lane, Dept.
'ford, chyrnists—T. 3: Hatfield; J. Harrison; and It. Collins,
Manchester, corn and oil-merchants—ll. Cooper, J. James,
filld A. James, Savage-gardens; corn-factors—W. and E. Ban-
tint{. Drake-street, Bed. Lion-square, buitCbes—J. •Sarjearit-
imid Farreu, Great Warner-street, Clerkenwell, brewers---'
T. Robinson 'and 'l7. Hill, Basford, near Nottingham—l..
Thorne and It. Hooper, Bristol, sills-mercers—J. Smith, IL
Smith, and. I). H. Wood, Lancaster, cotton-nierchants--G;
and S. Payker, jun. Argyle-street, brnnzists. and mil-,
fret urers 'of nietals-,-T. Smith and T. Leach, Thornton,
'worsted stuff..manufacturers—E.,, Sloane. 4nd.'
D.
Bolton-le-Moors, Lancaster, drapers—N. Nickson,
and. 'W. Smith, Chester; auctioneers—R. Corbett arid T. W.
ThOrnes,-AtiStiii-criitis inercliants,-T. Worthington -and .C.
Parker,-Nliinchester, merchants—G. Thorne, W. Watson, and
J. Lax, Bristol, wine-merchants—R. Smith and J. Jones,
"Shrewsbni.)',.coiimirsj—J. arid A. lU;srk, Tavistock-street, Co-'
Tent-garden, booksellers—L. C. Miles and J. IL Stran;e, Old-
'street; St. Lulte's, silkmen.