The Sun.
London, England, 1820-06-12 00:00:00

CERTIFICAT Zti-J LY 1.

R. li:Mnehall, Birmingham, inetchant—N. New, Bristol,
bank•crr-4. Birch, Manchester, cotton•spinner—H. B. Lodge,.
Cloak-lane, factor—S. Webb, Vrince's-square, St. George's-
In-the-tast, Uealer—J..lmits, St. Swithin, LVorcester,
draper—S. Jackson, Bonney, Southatnpton,
Ar old, Flentish,stre'et, St. Catkarine4, victualler.
• . _ RARTNERSHILK.DISSOLVED.,
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T. Hodson and J. Knutfori, Manchester, warehousemen—
Moore, sett , Kirby-Nluxloe, Leicestershire, and J.' Mimre,
'jun. and J. Leicester—H. Osborn and J. Gunhy, Bordvsley,
Warwickshire; sword-cutlers... H. Flearfon and W-Ro-
. bertsotb. Dow4ate-whaif, , Upper, Thauies-street,
orerchant's-0. Bolton and J: Edis, ('able-street,
close square,. lkeitip-dealers--J. and %v. Collyer, J. Mullett.,
and R. Duitsfotd, Earl's-mills, Devonshire. twlite-manufae-
turers--=T.. and W; Fituft,l -grocers-4i arid
tirtindy, Leicester, hoSierk—G. Wel.itherstone and B. 7.
Woolley, • BeVniondseY:new-roati, soap-tnatinfaCturerS--;-(=..
Wilson and R. Ireland, James-street, Covent-garden, re;
novators of-gentleifien's apparel—R. Tolson and Vic. Hurst,
Wakefield, -Yorlislitre; woc.!istaplers—A. and kV. Sporle, Rovi-
ton, Hertfordshire, ironmongers—R..Runcorn, sen., D. Bell-
house, J. Runcorn anti R. Ittincovn, jun., Manchester,totton-
spinners7-S. Aliuwav and E. B. Willmott, Bristol, earthen;
waremen—J: and J. M. Shiptorv, Birmingham,
chants—T. and S. Leigh, Manchester, plumbers—W. Clouy,l4
and A. Dunn, Pontefract, Yorkshire; soncitorii.

The Charleston Courier, of the ilsh of illayt_
sates, that George Claik, Henry Robert WOU',
James. Griffin, end Tivim4s Brailstard, eouvicied
of piracy, and of the murder of Captain SUNBIe
and lout others, of the British .brig Ann, upon
the coast tit. Florida, were oreered for execution
on the tullowiug thiy. A respite lot the two lat.
ter was expected, ou the ground ot their haviog
been recommended to mercy by the fury A
vet y eircumoantill account of the piracies in
which these men were engtig• d has been pub,.
lished, and discloses a.sPries ot atrocities ot the
most revolting description, pericularly as relot: a
to the mode iR cvhiclt CgiptKin SoNny and his
mate were pia to death. They bad ceased all R.
iist.ince, and had surrendered all Or( v possessed,
bot were stobhed 'au ti ;t: act vi eupp'icatiug lot
their live'.

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XV EE'K R ETROSP

Every Financial and Pvlttical Queution, anti

there have been some of considerable importance
during the past we,k, gives w.y before the inte-
resting occurrtnces connected with the most stn•

expecied, and we btgin to suspect, even in one
quarter regretted, sewn] of an illustrious Pet-

cottage to this Country.
That such en event was totally unexpected by
all parties, we can scarcely doubt, when we know
that it was in duect opposition to all those gene-
rally known to. he her tiirmis, although they cer-
tainly did proteis to make r little flourish about it ;
and it could scarcely he supposed that she would,
ashe di.i It terally, fly from their advice to seek
Cow gel in a quarier w heir, as' her ATTORNEY•
GENERAL expressed it, " there was but little
wisdom."

But air is come ; and the Ivgai ennsequences

'et In for pit. Sent C ill Oheyw,Ce i yet, 'Ws

to arrangen►=n!, We can ste ►=o so:isfactnry out
bet ten cut►=plate acquittal truca ull charges or Its

LONDON )OURXALS.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF-THIS DAT.

['New Times]

THE QUEEN.

The following aretwo' communications, which
are stated in a Sunday Paper to have passed be-
tween her Majesty and the King's Ministers, but
which, we believe, is altogether incorrect
"Fife House, Whitehall, Saturday Afternoon,
Three o'Clock.

" Lord Liverpool informs her Majesty, that the only pro-
position he had to Iliadic ens the one submitted to Nil-.
Brougham, in April last, which was nearly the same as that
proposed by Lord Hutchinson at St. (hirer's ; hut that Lord
Live) pool assures her :Majesty that the King's servants will
"still think it their duty, notwithstanding all that has passed,
to receive for consideration any suggestions which her Ma-
jesty, or bee advisers, way have to offer upou their propo-
sitions."
To this note her 111,..jeroy replied—

'' That she demanded all the rights belongin; to the Queen
of IZ:!gland. 'I hat ,before she was in possession of all her
dignities, shy could not li ten to any other proposal. That
when slit was restored to them, she should be ready to lis-
ten to any proposal from his Majesty's Ministers."