The Sun.
London, England, 1820-03-01 00:00:00

Royal Antliority.
London, February 26, 1820.
George Bridges
Illeeston Long
Wm. Manning
Bohn Smith
Jeremiah Harman
Josh. Marryat
John Bowden
W. Ward
J. l?earse
P. Pule
John Innes
Cuitis
Wnt;
A. W. Robarts
John Irving
George Hibbert
Edward Whitmore
Fred. Whitmore
John Wells -
J. H. Ti Rhin
Matthew Wood
Thomas Wilson
Henry Smith
Charles Mills
Thomas Near°
It. C. Glyn
Edward Ellice
J. Baker Richalals
James Martin
James Barnett
Isaac Sully
A. L. Agassiz
Octavius Wigram
G. H. Barnett
Samuel Hoare, jun.
D. Mildred
George Grote
Peter Free
Samuel Smith
Abel Smith
George Smith
Peter Vere
3. Trittun
George Blackman
Robert Williams
William Williams
Charles Bosanquet
John Perring
John J. Hulford
Charles Line
Samuel "Fliutnton
Alex. Baring
Lewis Loyd
Wm. Mitchell
Thomas Halifax
It. I'. Glyn
Thomas Bainbridge
Henry Lloyd
Juin' Win. Lubbock
Corbyn Lloyd
Wm. Nlellish (Shad-
well)
W. l'. Dirusdale.
Jnu. Dinisdale

George Lee
Richd. Lee
Richd. S. Brassey
F. F'arr
George Lee, jun.
Win. Fairlie
Henry Bonham
Edward Forster
.1. A. Clarke
Sam. Hoare
Fowell Buxton
J. S. Remington
Wut. Kay
Haldimand
Win. Pratt Litt
Joseph Cotton
John Maitland
Robt. Sutton
Richd. Rot liwell
C. Magnay
Roht. Lang
James Campbell
Thomas loberts
I). H. Itudier
Augustus Robt. Hankey
W. Aiers Hankey
Thomas Hankey
John Plummer
Sam. Hibbert
Jun. Henry Deffell
rEncas Bat lily
J. A. Rucker
Chas. Campbell
H. Davidson
Will. Crawford
Chas. Price
Edward Down
W. Esdaile
Wm. El i bbert
flowld. Mitchell
H. S. Woullaston
Joseph Ranking
George Ranking
George Ranking, jun.
R. C. Bazctt
D. Colvin •
Ben. Barnard
A. B. I. C. and H. Drum-
mond and Co.
Ransom and Co.
flatarucrsley and Co.
Berries, Farquhar, and
Co.
G. C. Hopkinson and
Suns
Cocks Cocks, Ridge and
Thomas Cuutts and Cu.
Wright and Co-. .
Hodsoll and Stirling
Praeols and Cu.
I lenry Hoare and Co.
Thus. Reid
Relit. Wigram.

DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.

[From Last 'Night's Gazette.]
BY THE KING.—A PROCLAMATION,

FOR DISSOLVING THE PRESENT PARLIAMBNT• Atli)
DRCLARINGIa CALLING OP ANOTHER. .

GEORGE, 11.

Whereas we bare t;tor►ght fit, by and with the advice of our
Privy Council,to dissolve this present Parliament,which stands
prorogued to Monday, the 13th day of March next : we do,
for that end, publish this our Royal Proclamation, as►d do
hereby dissolve the said Parliament accordingly; and the
Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and the Knights, Citizens,
and Burgesses, and the Commissioners fur Shires and Burghs,
of the House of Commons, are discharged from their meeting
and attendance on the said Monday, the 13th day of March
next. And wo being desirous and resolved, as soon as may
be, to meet our people, and to have their advice in Parlia-
ment, do hereby make known to all our loving subjects our
Royal will and pleasure to call a new Parliament; and do
hereby further declare-, that, with the advice of our Privy
Council, we have given order, that our Chancellor of that
part of our United Kingdom called Great Britain, aad our
Chancellor of Ireland, do respectively, upon notice thereof,
forthwith issue our writs in due form, and according to law,
for calling a new Parliament. And we do hereby also, by
this our Royal Proclamation under our Great Seal of our
United Kingdom, require writs forthwith to be issued ac-
cordingly by our said Chancellor respectively, far causing the
Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, who are to
serve in the ►aid Parliament, to he duly returned to, and give
their attendance in, our said Parliament; which writs are to
be ret urnablu on Friday, the 21st day of April next.
Given at our Court at Carlton-House, this 29th day of
February, 1820, in the first year of our reign.
GOD save the KING.

[A similar Proclamation follows for the Scotch Peers to
meet at Holyrood House, Edinburgh, on Tuesday, the
I th day of April, for the Election of Sixteen Peers of
Scotland, to sit in the House of I'errs in the New Par-

liament.)

Yesterday the dispatches Were closed at the
East India• house, and delivered to the pursers of
the following' ships,'viz. Moira., Capt. M.. HAMIL-
TON, and Marquess of Huntley, Capt. D. M'LEolo,
for Bombay arid China.
Passe-ago-37),r Dunira—For Bombay—Mr. Wathen, factor;
Messrs. Elphinston, Blane, and .lacksi,n, writers ; Mr. -Sur-
geon Baird, Mr. Assistapt-surgeon Downey; Major-General
Henry LaWrence; Nlessrs. Fortune, Poole, Pelham, Campbell,
Ennis, Cot/vigilant, Barlow, Wynter; Hele, Whitaker, Bur-
nett, and Probyn, cadets; Mt% Ryder Hayman, volunteer,
Bombay marine. • ,
Passengers per Marquess of Eluntley—For Bombay—Mr.
Aibutiinot, writer; Lieut.-CA. and. Mrs. Dyson, Major and
Mrs. Cowper; Mr. Assistant-surgeon Stuart; Misses A.
Maitland and E. -Gwinnett ; Messrs. Hockin, Cooke, Ddrke,
Dardes, Hobson, and Gordon, cadets. •

On Tuesday last, a man named JEFFERSON,
while employed in cleaning out a'ditcli, at Iticktr-
by, near this city, found ten pikes,' wrapped in an
old aprMi, buried_ in the earth ; when and why
conce.led 'hate, must be left to eopiectuie.—
(Carlialelatriot.)
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