The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-24 00:00:00

PAitTNEIISHIPS DISSOLVED.

T. and J. Harvey,- Penzance, druggists—T.-TioaarldS.-'l'.
Wood, W. AnderSon, Ariindektreet. Panton-siluare; sallorS.
--H. J. Lindgren and S. Valley, Minories,
Morgan and G. Wright, Red Lion-street, -Ckrienwtill,
braziers—J. Dmicalfe, 'P. Nock, and F. Lockley,'Wolverhatop-
ton, Staffordshire, plumbers—F. and J. Hoare, Cirencester,
Gloucestershire, woolstaplrrs—S. Hart, 13indford, Wiltshire,
,A. and J..Overbury, Tetbury, Gloucestershire, clothiers—
A. and E. Milne, Crompton, Lancashire, cotton sphiners-'-S.
Lacon, V. Higgins, T H. Lacon; Liverpool, iron 1'1(40,111k
H. and J. Sloane, Wellingborough, laee in,inufact ureri—
L. and L. F. Dupuis, Jermyn-strect, WeOniinster, - wax-
chandlers.—J. Turner, W.-Glossop, and J. Roberts, Alas-
hromgh,'Yorkshire, iron-founders.—M., W., and. G. Mercer,
Basingball-street, Blackwell-hall-factors.—F. G.-Schutz And
J. Dean, Poland-street, Westminster, printers.—G. Oppen-
heimer and J. G. H. Burmester, London.—M E. Hopkins
and R. B. Petrie, Riches-court, Lime-street,brukers.--J: S.
Smith and J., Croft, George-lane, surgeons.—A. and J,
Gik-
bon, Wapping High-street, mast-Makers.—E. Petty, G.
White, P. Clemitson,„ and
,J. James, Wormwood-street,
Bishopsgate-street, tea-dealers.

The daring proMoters of Radical Reform are
now found to be, in a mgrited state at ruin in
every varter. Those of them who, in Seothnd,
baVe been anitising .themselVes with house•break-
ing end,robbery are in custody, and the Law will
deal with them according to their &set's. One
of " the beautiful Ladies" who some time ~,go
Carried a Cap of Liberty in that .iptai ter is in a
vulgar jail, merely for threatening to burn the
house of a witness against a Radical, should that
witness,give evidence to the injury of the accused
party. In LOndon, Dr. Watson is .in prison for
a debt contracted in his zeal to obtain for Hunt
his late triumphal entry into that Metropolis ;
and the Doctor is appealing to that People upon
whom he has been so loog phying his seditious
tricks, to, pity 'and relieve !—ln our own
neighbourhood, in addition to cli! nurohers whose
convictions have arieady mentioned, for de-
frauding the Revenue in order to dispense Radical
'ale, 33 have been found guilty of the same
offence ; .17 of whom have been doomed to pay
501. each, one. 251., and the remainder 151.
apiece. These convictions have taken place be-
fore the Magistrates connected with Ashton
'Underline, and the Parties -haVe.becn.dett.eted by
the vigilance of Mr. John Elly,,the•Supervisor of
Excise there.—Justice and Equity are thus pre-
,uninterruptedly wherein teas intended their
happy influence should he extinguished for ever.—
(Wheeler's Manchester Chronicle, Jan 15.)

CAUTION :—.--Insulting the 11
Bryan, of Alfreton, aewlemaii, Joihria Bit 1 ruo am
Bryan, Yeoman, John Clark, frame-Work• knitter,
and Stephen Sittcliff,masian, all of Alfreton, with
others, on the .16th November last wantonly, {lnd
without any 'provocation, insulted and, assaulted
Messrs. William Booth, Samuel Marriott, 'and
George Capes, three of the Members'of the Alfre-
ton Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry,. solely on ac-
count of their being soldiers; and at that time in
uniform,,for .which the Officers and Members of
the Troop have institnted legal proceedings ; but
.on the earnest SalicitatiOn of, the Offenders .and
their friends,. and submitting to pay the sum of
twenty pounds to the Derbyshire Infirmary,'en-
tering' into recognizances for their future good
behaviour for two years, and publishing at their
own expense an expression of sorrow and contri-
tion in the County Paper, and by hand bills, the
Troop have declined further to prosecute; for
which the assaulting parties beg leave to return
their sincere acknowdedgments, and to express
'heir determination of not being guilty of any si-
milar offence in future,--.This 'was. signed by the
lirefeardants on the 3d instant, and publithed ac.
vordingly.—(lbid.)
.QUICK. SUCCESSION OF FORTUNATE EVENTS.---
The First-drawn Prize in the last LOttery entitled
to 20,0001., Money and Consols, was Sold in
Siiares-'hy- WEBB, The Firsr-draven Prize in she
present Lottery, entitled to 20.0001. Consult, was
also Sold. in Shares
.by WEBB. 'finis Two
TiNFINTY THOUSANDS-ban been {distributed at h;s
OfficeS within Two Months, ata in the course of
the- last eight years, in proportion to the •number
or Tickets sold. MORE CAPITAL Parzes have
.been obtained at his Offices, than at any oilier in
the World. NEXT SATURDAY the Lottery will
finallY close. Two Prizes of 20,0001. Sterling
Money, and every other Prize will be drawn on
that day. Tickers and Shares, warranted Un-
drawn, on Sale at Wrisa's Offices, 9, Cornbill,
and 17, Ludgate-street.

All the Prizes now in the, Wbeel are Money,
(Batik Notes,.or Gold PEArs,) and all will be drawn
on Saturday, the 29.6 Instant.. There are Two
Prizes of 20,0001. besides other Capitals ; and
T. litsn recommends an early purchase at his
Offices, 4, Cornliill, or 9, Chating Crogs, as the
decision of these Capitals concludes the Contract.

PRICE
rills DAY Ar ry
8 rerreJit. Red. 65411
3 I,ei Cerit. Untis . 6Bl-1. sa
3j per Cent.
4 per Cent.. 87 86; h 7
pti o.l\ars Ann. 103jii

sTocKs

EINE o'C WIC.

MAILS.

Agl Hirst, —2 Waterford, 2 Lisbon, I Malta, 2 France,
4 Hamburg:l, I Flanplers.
Due-4 Dublin, I Holland, I Gotteuburgh, I Harnburglt.

}1I( r 1 WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO •NIORROW.
Ikl,,rhiruf, 4 n+inntf•s Anil' 10. j Evening.. 40 mimites atter 10.

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14.74 U .

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LONDON,
moNDAy, J./Au.ißy 24, 1820

THE DUKE OF KENT.---We bare the metal).

choly duty Of coutirtuiug our Report on Sat+►nlay,

of the Oireateoing tetid.ocy of the situation to

which his Royal fli;zlluess was reduced, by the

cettin informati,m that be expired on SAturday

morning at ten o'clock. The conil►laint which

has so fatally terminated was a pleurisy, occa-

sigtord by a tiegiecred c.)1(1.

\Ve hsve the authority of the LORD CHAMBER-
LAIN•s Office to state, that his [loyal Highness
the PHINCK ItEaENT, io houtatte consideration of
the 10.4 s which the Ti:eatres must &offer, and ae
inconvenience to which the Pane in general
would be exposed by the deky of the Funeral
Ceremony, unavoidably occurring on account
of the great distance of the Metropoli6,
from the town where the melancholy event of the
death of his Royal Highness the late Duke of
KENT took place, and the postponement of the
necessary preparations, has been graciously pleased
to command, that the Theatres shall be closed
only this evening, and on the night of the
des when the Royal interment takes place.
His Royal Highness, in further consideration of
the general interests of trade, has been graciously
pleased to command that the period of Court
Mourning shall be limited to halt qt the time hi-
therto appropriated to such melancholy occasions.
Such a gracious consideration of individual dis-
tresses, and the general convenience of the com-
munity, amidst all the anxieties of domestic suf.
fering, needs no comment front us, but must ne-
cessarily excite the esteem, and gratitude of the
Country.

We received yeyeiday the Paris Papers of
Wednesday and Thursday last, and this inorning
those of Friday, which being the day of the An-
niversary Funeral Ceremony, the offices of the
Jonrnals Were shut and none were to be published

on Saturday.
The Chamber of Peers assembled on Toesd3y,
when the same question respecting Petitions
against any alteration in the Election Law
came on for discussion. The Committee of Pe-
titions, as in the Chamber of Deputies, propmed
to get rid of them by passing to the Order of the
Day. The Peers always debating with closed
doors, there is only an official Bulletin given
of what takes place there, in which no part of
the discussion is published, the speeches fre-
quently not being reported for a month after-
wards. IVe have Otis merely the names of the
Speakers. It appears that the Counts LANJUNAIB,

DARU, and DE SEGUE
,opposed the recomtnenda-
:inn of the Committee, and that it was supported
by the Marquess Du LATOUR DU PIN and the
Baron Pa BARANTIS. The division was of a
very dderent character to that in the Chamber of
Dlnities, the numbers being, for passing to the
Order of the Day 109, against it 4S, majority 61.
The Chamber of Deputies net on Wednesday,
when another Report was made from the Coin- '
mittee of Petitions, but it produced nothing of
any interest. Both Chambers appointed Grand
Deputations to attend dIR Anniversary Funeral
Ceremony on Friday.
The King held a Council of Ministers on Wed-
nesday. The Count Dacazas and M. Da Saunas
were still prevented by indisposition from attend-
ing. The former Minister is said to be worse.
Those who speculate upon a change of Ministry,
may perhaps find some gt ouod for such a suppo-
sition in an announcement in the Gazette de
France, that the Duke de RicuaLtau transacted
business with the King on Tuesday and Wednes-
}
t.ay.

A paragraph in the Gazette tic France states,
that the Kings of Spain and Portugal had chosen

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
PerfGrmrd on Saturday Night.
Tw-r-vrPx itovAL. Dat,4ly-LAve,—Guy Mannering : Henry
iii•rt rant, r. Br;iiiam ; Lucy Bertram, Miss Carew; Meg
Mu... Egerton. After which, Jack and the Bean
stalk.

TII EA TR r. 1111 YA (70V F. NT-GA : Biron, Mr.
Macr.-atly; Isabella, Mrs. De Jersey Beaumont. After
wliich, Harlequin and Dun Quixote.

► TO CORRESPONDENTS.
'Tuc IJLES9INGS OF TUE CoNS fITUTIO?f, II:MOTU!, and other
Favours, To• mot tow.

lotlia Bonds .... 123. 132. pr.
South Ica Stock
Exch. Bills, 2d :-Is. 4s. pr.
Litter rommerci4l .... lig. fhi.
Coils. for 44.ccottut .... 684 a