The Sun.
London, England, 1829-01-30 00:00:00

rooms, Exaer. Adlington, Gregory, and Fatilkner, Bed-
ford-row ; Furlong, Northernbay, Exeter.
Thomas Garbutt, Manchester, linen-manufacturer,Teb.
13, 14, and March 13, at two, at White's Hotel. Buck-
ley, Manche.ter ; and Hurd and Johnsen, Temple, London.
Akin Ogle, 011erton, Nottingham, seedsman, Feb. 12.
14, and March 13, at twelvr, at the Swan Inn, Mansfield.
Hall and Brownley, New Boswell-court, Carey-stroet,'
London ; and Maw, Mansfield.
William Young, Lambeth, Surrey, currier, Feb. 6, at
nine, 13, at ten, and March 13, at nine, at the Court of
Commissioners. Sandom, Dunster-court, Mincing-lane.
Elizabeth Irwin (willow), Gracechurch-street, vic-
tualler, Feb. 3, 10, at eleven, and March 13, at ten, at
the Court of Commissioners. Peloarn, Paradise-street,
Rotherbithe.

Edward Glover, jun., Leicester, ironmonger, Feb. 19,
19, and March 13, at three, at the Lion and Dolphin Inn,
Leicester. Toiler, Gray's-inn-square ; Toller,lLeicester.
George Farr, Exeter, silversmith, Feb. 14, 16, and
March 13, at eleven, at the Half Moon Inn, Exeter.
Bretton and Cilpperton, New Broad-street, London ;
lingo, Exeter.

CERTIFICATES.—Fastreav 20.

Christopher Gallaway, Prospect-row, Wa'worth, car-
penter.
Samuel Jacobs, Fleet-market, fruit-salesman.
Joseph Brook, Honley- Wood - Bottom, Yorkshire,
clothier.
John Serbutt, at the Old Swan, Battersea, victuiller.
Thomas Trasler, Northampton, boot-maker-
George Henry Beaumont, Commercial-place, City.road,
corn-dealer.
Reuben Joseph, Somerset-street, hatter.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

John Burns and Joseph Walker, jun.' Wakefield, corn-
merchants. _

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Thomass Rayner and William Faker, carpenters, Cris-
pin-street, Spitalfields.
John Creswell and Edward Creswell, Barrow-on-Soar,
Leiceetershire, farmers.

Tnomas Roberts and Alfred F. W. Jeston, Malmsbnry,
Wilts, surgeons.
William Holmer, James W. Martyr, and Richard Moser
High-street, Sonthwark, ironmongers.
John Obadiah Newell Rutter, and Chsees Brown, Ly-
mingt on, wine-merchants.
William and Charles Eley, Pa'ethcster-ros, silver-
rmiths.

. Letters have been received from the Island of
Terceira, of the 9th inst., which announce the arrival of a
part of the Portuguese Refugees at that Island from Ply-
mouth. The Island has now here 8,000 men will armed
and disciplined, with provisions for eighteen months, and
animated with the best spirit to the Constitutional system.
The Is zahella, 13razillian frigate was cruising in the neigh-
bourhood of the Island, and no force that Don Miguel can
send against Terceira will now have any effect. It does
not appear that any British ship offered any molestation to
the troops landing.

ACCIDENT TO THE DUKE OF NOATHUIII•
BERLAND.-In a London Paper of Saturday, appeared
the following paragraph :—" The Dake of Northumber-
land, the Lord " Lieutenant of Ireland, is gone back to
Alnwick Castle, for the purpose of bringing his family to
London immediately. His Grace will kiss bands next
week." It is probable from this statement, and the cir-
cumstance we are about to mention, that the Noble Duke
left London late on Friday afternoon. At four o'clock en
Sunday morning, his Grace, in his travelling chariot and
four, reached Ferrybridge (fifteen miles this side Don-
caster), having posted downwards from town during the
night; and after changing horses, proceeded on his route
northward. Unfortunately, however, when arrived at
Hookmoor, between Ferrybridge and Aberford, but nearer
the latter place, esther owing to the postillions mistaking
the centre of the highway in consequence of the snow,
or owing to the slipperiness of the footing and the
convexity of the road, the Duke of Northumberland's
carriage reeled for some pace., and in spite of all
the efforts to avert the catastrophe, at last fell over
on one side. His Grace, who was unattended, except by
a single servant, we regret to mention, received a slight
hart on the shoulder by this accident, bet considering the
nature of the upset, and the serious damage done to the
chariot, he may be said to hare very providentially escaped.
It was then about five o'clock, w. m. and as the frost was
intense, the unpleasant situation of the Noble Duke, par-
ticularly after his night's fatigue, may be easily imagined•
But the exertions of the post-boys and his Grace's valet,
together with some casual assistance which happened to
become available, enabled the whole party to resume heir
journey in a short time. The Duke of Northumberlfind
accordingly reachod the Crown Inn, Boroughbridg., for
breakfast, where the landlord, Mr. Stott, administered
every possible comfort to his Noble Gnest, and had the
parmels of the chariot, &e., put in such a state of repairs
as would enable hi■ Grace to enjoy his travelling equipage
in safety for the rest of the way to Alnwick Castle.—Leeds

SIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.

WIETII.7 ICEIDAT, JAKCA 97.—Wind
water 16 minutes past four.—Arrived the Cabi-
net, Mansfield, from Charleston; New York, Bennett,
from New York ; Emulous, Latham, from Charleston ;
Boston, Mackay, from Boston ; John Ormerod, Chap-
man, from Oporto.
Sailed—Re Dublin Packet, Newcombe, for Nevi
York ; Leitrim, for Gibraltar.
Passed, inward bound, at two p. m. the Philip Tabb,
from Baltimore.