The Sun.
London, England, 1829-01-07 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

John Chorley, Liverpool, merchant, Jan. 28, at two, at
the Golden Lion Inn, Liverpool.
William Forbes and Geo. Lewis, Liverpool, merchants,
Jan. 28, at one, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool.
George Dickinson, Liverpool, corn-dealer, Jan. 29, at
eleven, at the office of Mr. Woodhurn;Preston.

John Thurtell,
_Great Yarmouth, commission-ageni
Jan. 28, at nine, at the star inn, Great Yarmouth.

Charles Tuck, Great Yarmouth, shipwright, Jan. 28,
at nine, at the Star inn, Great Yarmouth.
William CiaisfOrd, Bristol, victualler, Jan. 28, at eleven,
at the office of Mr. Haniar, Bristol.

George Wells, Spofforth, York, linen-manufacturer, Jan.
28, at eleven, at the Sessions-house, Leeds.

James Wright, High-grove, York, woollen-manufac-
turer, Jan. 17, at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester...
Charles Queen, Liverpool, spirit-merchant, Jan. 28, at
one, at the Office of Mr. John Priest, Liverpool.
George Lake,- Heaton' Norris; Lancaster, hat-inanufae,
curer, Feb. 10, at two, at the Red Lion Inn, Heaton Norris.
Robert Metcalf, Harldiscoe, Norfolk, miller, Jan. 2S,.at
nine, at the Star Inn, Great Yarmouth.
Samuel, Joseph, John, and William Midgley, Almond-
bury, York, fancy clothLinanufactnrers; Jan. at ten,
at the White Swan Ina, Huddeksfield.

Thomas Walsh, Preston, Lancaster, grocer, Jan. 29,
at twelve, at the Office of Mr. Woodburn, Preston.
George John Neupert, Pall Mall tast, tailor, Jari. 27,
at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners.
F.divard. C4vely,. Horsham, Sussex, woollen-draper,
January 13, at twelve, at the Court.of Commissioners.

CERTIFICATES.--Jcvuaav 27.
Artemas Cambridge, Bristol, merchant.
John Fenshant, I'Vardour-street, Soho; picture-dealer.
Dyonisius Hargreaves Horsfall, Manchter, builder.
Anthony Higlimore, Royal Eschange•gallerq, merchant.
Charles Blackwell, Bedford-court, Covent-garden, cutler.
Lemuel Cambridge, Bristol, merchant.
William Alexis Jarrini NeW fond-at., wine-merchant.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

George and Robert Arbuthnot, Peterhead, shipowners.
George and Samuel 'Walker, Wakefield, carpenters.
Lewis Cooper, Louisa Cooper, and Joseph Torris, Nor-
wich, warehouseman.

John Savery, William Towgood, John Yerbury, and
William Towgood, jun. Bristol, bankers.
John and Edmund Grundy, and Abraham Wood, Bury,
Lancaster, woollen-manufacturers.

Edward Smeeton and John Smeeton, Leeds, grocers.
Benjamin Denham and Benjamin Edward Denhatn,
Bull-and-Mouth-street, smiths.

James Goodell, George Sandeman, Albert Forster,
George Glas Sandeman, and Thomas Glas Sandeman,
London and Oporto, merchants.

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Thomas Richardson and Dearman Robson, Bishop-
Wearinouth, Durham, coal-fitters.
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John Rutty 3nd William Heddy, Paddington, merchants.
Edward Spink and Alexander Pickering, Pontefract,
maltsters.

Thomas Morris and William Morris, St. Paul's Church-
yard, uphohitery-manufacturers.

Edward Goodall, Thomas Wilmot, and Richard Goodall,
Coventry, bankers.

Clarke and T. S. Clarke, St. John's-square,
printers.

Ann Clemmans and J. J. Clemmans, Holywell-row,
Worship-street, Finsbury, furniture-brokers.
Thomas Frodsham and John Marrow, Liverpool, grocers.
E. R. Cowie and Joseph Cowie, Crewkerne, Somerset,
shire, spirit-merchants.

John Seager and Francis Lys Seager, Green.street,
Grosvenor-square, wine-merchants.
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Joseph Lythgoe and Thomas Sands Chapman, Essex-
street, Strand, attorneys.
James Sillito and James Robson, Pontefract, Yorkshire,
grocers.

Robert Hudson and Thos. Walton, Manchester, joiners.
Benjamin Crowther, Bristol, and Samuel Coombs,
Newport, Monmouth, coal-merchants.

Robert Owen, Robert Dale Owen, Williani Owen, Sa-
rah Walker; Charles Walker, William Allen, Michael
Gibbs, Joseph Foster, and Jeremy lienthcm, New Lanark,
Scotland.

Jonathan Banks, Jonathan Banks, jun. 4nd Abm. Banks,
Liverpool, oil-millers,

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Joseph Sheppard, and Thomas and John Apperley,
Russell-street; Bermondsey, tanners.
John and Robert Williatt, Mursley, Bucks, farmers.
Thomas M. and Andrew C. Clirton, Regent-street,
silk-mercers.

Michael and William Jenkins, Birmingham, factors.
Timothy, Thomas, and T. R. Cobb, Banbury, bankers.
Henry Donaldson, and Jatmes and M. Wohcrspoon, Li-
verpool. ,

croucher aqd An!borl Bishop or Bischoff, Dock.
atrpet, Rosernary-lane, sug4T-reftners.

Cornelius l'indy and Robert Arrutt, Manchester, mer-
chants.

William and Henry Playne, Daniel Smith, John Baxter,
and W. P. Wise, Minchinhaugiton, Gloucestershire, woo!.
len-manufacturers.

B. B. Williams and Wm. 4°14. Iloyal-Exchange,
London, stock-brolt
...eoseph Schollield, and 'filornas Schol-
field, Hey Chapel, York, cotton-spinners.
Henry Pratt and Thomas Pratt, Sedgley, Stoke.nsow,
Trent, millers.

John Keeling and John p.,r4e, 44inciug-lane, colonial
produce br04e,;,;,,
7110.1nas Ilivarey and On istopher Myers, Yolk, coach-
maker..

Letters from Rio de Janeiro, of the 24th of,
November, reprpSent trade to be in a very unhealthy state.
The e4ehattge had declined to 24. Edls were in very
great der and, 4rCi the F,inperor bad been again raising
money to send to' England for the use of the
Queen of Portugal, the payment of the dividendq, and to
succour the Portuguese Refugees. A report had been in
circulation at Rio that • the Emperor would shortly visit
Europe, but whirh had not received much et.ed,i;.