The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-17 00:00:00

FROM TUES'DAY'S GAZETTE.

DIVIDENDS.
June 9, P. Dixie, sen., P. Dixie, jun., J. and B. Dixie,
Falcon-square, iron4ounders—June.s, .It. _Neville, Colchester,
'Essex, dealer—june 5, W. Crook, Beanticre, Wilts, farmer--
June 9, J. Wilson and G. Waugh, Aldersgate-street, whole-
sale-hatters—flay 19, H. R. Phuv,Riches-cottrt, Lime,-stre-et,
merchant—June 5, R. Rowntree, Holderness, York, miller—
June 5, W. Johnson, Heybridr:c, Essex, salt-manufacturer—
June'9, )1'; Taylor, Salisbury Coffee-house, Durham-street,
Strand,- tavern-keeper—June 6, T. -Nibb, Warwick, horse-
dealer—June 5, J. Witton,
,Kingston-upon-Ifulk—,ftme IL.
-T. Wright, Leeds, Yorkshire, tnerchant—Jtme 7, J.. Thomas,
Bristol; wine-merchant--June Li, T. D. Pinnock, Winchester,
woolstapler—June 15, J. Relph, Carlisle, woollen-draper_
June..ls, W. Moore, Houghton, Cuad4etland; butter-mer-
chant-June 9, W. Watts and J. Rigby, Manchester, linen-
drapera--June-7, M., J. and Griffiths, Bristol, masons—
June 7, J. W. Scott, Grantham, 'Lincolnshire, banker—June
12, T. L. Tweed, Boreham, Essex, farmer--June 9, J.Oliver,
,Ilemlington-row, Durham, cattle.-deah.r---June 5, 11. and 31.
Daniels, Bury-street, St Mary-Axe, merchants--June 5, W.
Worbays, Deptford, Kent, linen-draper.

- CERTIFICATES, JUNE 5. •
Furber, Plymouth, china-dealer—J. Dignam, -Warnford-
Court, Throgruortori-strect, coal-merchant-11. and R. Treffry,
Liverpool, chemists.---B;Stead, Hirdderafield, York, corn-facto'
—W. Elgic, Ituswarp, 'Yor)c, corn-merchant—K. Anderson,
North Sunderland, corn-factor—J. Robertson,. Newcastle-upor.
Tyne, silVersmith-L-M. Lee Kingston-upon-Hull,. merchant-
s an t--
J: Gunnery, Liver-Pool, deakx
' PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
W. and J. Sheepshanks, Leeds, Yorkshire, cloeli merchants--
J. Mayer and W. Howard, Stockport, Chester, drapers—R.
Rawson. and AV. G.. Forsyth, Liverpool, -insurance-brokers--
W. I'. Bray and T. 1.1. Ayers, .Lower Tlrames-street, ship
agents—J. Rennison and M. Spencer, North Shitlds, tobacco
and -snuff manufacturers--T. Cogan and G.. J. Nicholson,
London street, Penchurch-street, ship-brokers--4-. W. Bryan. and
T. Edwards, Clun, Salop, Wool-staplers— Y. W. and W. C.
Bromby and J. 0. Clark, Kingston-upon-Hull—W. Stevens..
Heavitree, and G. W eatherdon, Newton Bushell; Devon, bridge
builders—J. Rannie and J. White, Portsmouth, millwrights—
W. Henshall and-J. Jones, Whitchurch, Sa-lop, hme-merchants
—C. Gibson and A. B. Hopkins, Bishopsgatc-street Within,
goldsniitlis—R. Griffiths and E. B. Parry, Holyhead, surgeons
—J. Rathbone and J. Wilson, Liverpool, ship-smiths--J-
Ileyea and J. Orrell, Prescot, Lancaster, attornivs--J. Bans
and T. Singleton, Ipswich, cabinet-makers—T. Sarson and W-
Baggerley, Leicester, hosiers—l. AleXander and J. Mcrsh,
Clapton, ;Middlesex, brick-makers—R. Strachan and S. P-
Chapman, Cheapside; warehouse:nen—T. and Z. C. Stiff, ard
J. Wight-man' New-street, Covent-garden, hardwaremen---
G. Barras and J. Martindale, Jun., Horton, Northumberland
—T. and R. Hodson and C. and M. Williams, coffin furni-
ture Manufacturers.

ANGLING EXTRAORDINATIY.—whiIst a Genternan vrac
lately fishing at a rapid part of the River Eslc, near Mussel-
burgh,- he fat a sudden tug at his hook. Aftcr expend-
ing some line and floundering down the . Stream in pursuit*
of the sport, he at length terminated.. his placatory evolutions
by dragging to the bank •.a ponderous and' refractory- EEEI7
irAm! whieb, upon inquiry, was found to have been 4roPe
out of a passing cart the day previous.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE; MAY 13.
Amsterdam .. l2 14 C. F.
.
Ditto, at Sight l2 11
Rotterdam l2 15
Antwerp l2 to
Ham bp rgli • - 38. 7- 9i Cs
Altona
,Paris, 3 Da,•'s sight 25 30 61.7,*
Ditto • • ; . 26- 15 2 ['s.
BOurdeanx, ditto
Frank fort on the Niain
Madrid • - 3ti E &Off 4
Cadiz. - 36' . Effective
Bilboa 3s- Effectift
Barcelona . ,
ieville
Gibraltar
Leghorn - 46/
Gilef4DA
Malta. ' ' 45 Naples :f.P4-
Palermo-.
Lisbon
Oporto
.
ltioJaneiro .
Dub1in.... fq

BULLION'.

Portugal Gold, in Coin ,
Foreign Gold, in Bar 3
New Doubloons
New Dollars
Silver in Bars, Standard

L.o o 0 per 0%
3 /7 10,
• 0 0. Q
0 4 lb •
0 .4 11 •

• BIRTHS.
At Truro, on Sunday last, the Lady of Lieut.-Coloncl.Jobr
Austin (late of .58th Regiment), Brigadier-General in the ;Ser-
vice of his lajesty the King of Portugal, was safely delivere'
of a son.

On Tuesday morning, at her house, in Bryanston-squtfe*
Lady Catherine FeHowes. of a daughter.
Yesterday evening, at his house' in .Lincoln's
Lady of David Pollock, Esq.., barrister at law, of a son.

• ?WARMED.
On the 30th of April, Ft: Linn, near Exeter, Richard Le of
Esq. of Alphington, second son of the respeetaLle faiodY ;f
that name, of 'Millington', to Miss Mary Hodge, dauglite
Mr. 'lodge, of Haldon-farm. • • of
At Marylebone Church, George Edit Twigs, 'Esq., .„t
Upper Uadogan-place, to Miss Mary Ann Tatham of LM
square.

r-
On Tuesday, the 15th inst.. John liralford, Esq.. of Goweta
street, Bedford-square, to-Jane, second. daughter of the..i.„
Thomas Ruggles, Esq., of Spains-hall, the county of Esb'm
and of Clare, Suffolk.

DIED.
'At Hackney, on the 4th inst., Mr. Josh. Soper, aged 80, lr
of Denmark-street,. Soho. c/'
On the 27th April, at Shcal House, in KintFil, at the -
vanced age of 112 years, Ann ISPltae, widow of 11r. 31`11ae:.
farmer. This remarkable old worn ,p
an never was ten miles dl'
tent from the place of her birth. She enjoyed uninterrupted
good health during her long life and retained her sight ly ii
hearing perfectly until her late illness, a few months at-0,
terminated in her death. But what is more wonart:u,„',lity.
would run a race twelve months ago with the greatest.
A. flock of her grand children and great grand children aecv
pulled her remains to the grave. year,
A few days since, at Ticehurst,. Kent, in his:6oth "as a
Thomas Ilalcomb, a popular or rather .notorious charaetertten,
conjurer or fortune-teller. He for many years drew the of the
tion of the credulous, and commanded the adniiratiou his
superstitious for many miles round ; but a little previous to re•
death he acknowledged the fallacy of his divination, 0
gretted that lie had ever practised it.
Jelin
r
On the 13th instant, at Dover, suddenly, aged 74, jury's
Woodcock, boat-bUilder' of Deal: Ile was at St.
d ve'r
Church in the morning of' the above date, and seemc le
promised cheerful witht
odinesom; some
he
ef
hadhis formerreached attu ionut as
en col, s 11111.1a°n1 nigl 71,a,
scarcely seated himself in a chair, when he exclaimed,
fen back, and instantly the vital spark was fled.

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