The Sun.
London, England, 1811-11-20 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

Dec. 13. G. Ashley, Gloucester-terrace, Commercial-road,
merchant. at one, at Guildhall.
Dec: 14, H. Santltand Co. Great Winchester-street, 'met-
,chants, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Dec. to.. T. Criekutore, Skittner,street, pewterer, at ten, at
Guildhall.
Nov. 26. G. Henzell, Little East Cheap, Under Writer, at:.
eleven, at Guildhall. .
Nov. 21. P. Favene,.Winehester.street, Old Broad-street,
merchant, at eleven, at Guildltall• •
r). C. and N. Husey, Newgate.street, linen-drapers, at
twelve, at Guildhall
Dec. to. Austeadand W. Prickett, OW South Sea House,
merchants at eleven, at Guildhall.
Dee. 11. C. \Vrght.M.olverhampton, maltster, at eleven at
the ferninghatti Arms, in Shirttail, 5..10p.
Dec. t 4. W. PerCival,Oxfiard•street, linen.draperuat twelve,
at Guildhall.
Dee, 17. K. Winter, White Lion:street. lslin;ton; helot;
at ten, at Guildhall.
Dec. to. S. Sanders, AbChurch-lane,.vmtner, at eleven at
Dec. 19. H. f. and I. Emmett, Gerrard street, Soho, tay.
fors, at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. 26. thilland, Cheapside.• haberdasher, at eleven, at
Dec. tB. I. Harrison,.Stoke.upon.'rrent, potter, at twelve,
at the CroWn lint, tit Stone.
Dec. to. T. Layeock, Nlipories, slopseller, at twelve, at
Guildhall. ' ! „
NOV. 26. W. Watson, Great Cambridge-street, :Hacl ney.
road, builder, at one, et
Jan. 7. W Ilitenin, St. Veto's-lid], Doaors
,Common's,
whaleivne merchant, at one at
Dee, 7. f. Fenton, and G. Moore, Itoilterhithe-street, Ito.
therhithe, smiths, at one, at G uildhall.
Doe. 20. J. Whittle, 'Liverpool, taylor, at eleven, at the
Globe Tavern, Liverpool., .
Dec; to. W. Strong, Bath, saddler, at twelve, at tit! Corn:
inertial -Coffee=rootn, Bristol.
Dec. 12. W. C. Sltepllcrd,Nottinghain, iron merchant, at
eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham.
.Dec. iI. T. G. Clay), Coventry, ribbon manufacturer, at
ndon, at the C'raven's Arnts Hotel, in Coventry.
Dec. 14. J. Hogg, Vreem.roa. lane; Saint lotan, Southwark,
carpenter, at clew, at Guildhall.
Dm. 14. K. Wilson, Friday-street, merchant, at ten, ,at

CERTIFICATES, Dzetrditut
C. Hodgetts,. Birmingham, button-maltet.
N. S. Builder, Bristiii, woollen-draper.
C. Harrison, Liverpnol, merchant. .. _
J • Humble, Felling, Durham, merchant.
it. Downes, Long-acre, watch-maker. ' ' ''•
.1. Coates, Park-lane, Piccattilly,-tallot4_ •
T. Bartlett and B. West,. Wandsworth, calico:44;mm.
T. 'Saul, Manchester, wOolstapler.
B. Hughes, Poultry, goldsmith.
M. Hick% New B ind-street,
Downie, Linaeltousei merchant.

PARTNERSHIPS I)ISSOLY4D.

John Owen;and William Horne, of Cheapsicle, warehouse

men. •
Ann Lingard Hutchins and Mary Winn, of lersnyn-street,
St. laines's milliners. ,
liaac Chamberlain and fames Chamberlain, of lissinghall.
street, Hlackwell Hall, tattors. . • • •
Samuel Ellis and fohn Heaps, of the Kent-road, bleachers.
Richard Woodhead, Charles Savill, and George Aldred, of
Rotherham, York, dealers in wine.
William Atkinson and Ann Walker, et Leeds, flock-dealers.
Eliza Lovegrove and Sarah chard, of Reading, lkrksr trail-
liners. .
William Hancock, sett: William Handockpjun., and Jahn
Detislimn, of Exeter. leather-dressers.
Thoina.s Paytlierns Thomas Field- Savory, Oct Thomas
Moore, of Now street,. cheintai. . .

M At LSI
Alt a v —I Guernsey, t I ersey Due-. 1 iersey,
3 Waterford. . •

OF STOCKS
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WEDNESDAY, NovFNIIIER 20, 1811.

Ap Anholt Mail was received thisinorning : the
following is the chief article which it has brought
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 4.--According to the reports
itt,ome political circles, his Majesty having repentedly
expresseda wiSh to be relieved ' a the admini,tra-
lion of the Government, a I)tet. will be assembled
early in the euSuing year, forihe purpose ,olgiVing
its sanlion to the transf4 of the Crown ton his
Royal- Highness ;the Prince;. at the-same tinie,
funds will be assigned for the maintenance bf an
additional 'number of Conscripts, which it is in-
tended to embody, in order to be prepared for what-
ever emergency •may occur. •

•
It i 3 said that a considerable corps of troops will
be stationed in Scania during the winter...

At a late hour last night we' received Paris Papers
to the 12th inst. They bring very little news, and
are quite silent respeaing the war. in Spain. The
Maniteur, as we before observed, 'in detailing the
military operations of. the Russians and Turks,
evinces a
,decided partiality to the latter, and this
bias affords a strong presumptive proof of Hoor4A-
rARTE'S hostile intention toward's' Russia.- After the
variety of vague and contradiaory rumours which
ha%e reached us,' within the last few Months,
from the North, we shall certainly not attempt 'to
giie any po,itlye opinion of our own upon the sub-
jea ; we knoW, however, that in Russia .a war
with.FranCe is very generally and very confidently
expected; but it is supposed that hostilities will
not commence before February. If these expeaa-
lions should turn out to be well-founded, we shall
oat be surprised to find. that'the French troops which
are now marching in the direaion of Dalmatia; are
(exclusive of the object which we mentioned some
days ago) destined,"to co7operate with the Turks
against the Russians. A French corps, marching
from Dalmatia through Servia,
,might place it-
self upon the flank, if not upon the rear, of the
Itusian army in Wallachia, unless it evacuated that
province. . ,