The Sun.
London, England, 1818-10-06 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES—OcT. 24.

J. Rowbottom,- Sowerby, Yorkshire, cotton-inanufactnrer
—S. Furniral.,, Liverpool, grocer—J. Robinson, jun. Kirk-
ratan, Yorkshire, clottildroser—W. and G. Shaw, Kirkeaton
Yorkshire, clothiers—T. 1). Meriton, Maiden-lane, Wood-
street, Cheapside, button-Manufacturer—J. West, Leek,
Staffordshire, corn-dealer—J. Barton, St.. James's-place, St.
James's-street, dress-maker.
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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. •

(I.Rdwlands and S. H itching's, New Bon&strert; milliners—
J. Hutchinson, W. Gashed, and .J. Martin--41. Reeve, sen.
and J. .Reeve, Drury-lane, looking- glass-inanufacrurers--:
J. Brier!). and J. Mitchell, Halifax, cotton-spinners--E. Max-
and W. tea-dealers—E. and M. Lod
low, and E. King, Bristol, school-mistresses—ll. Coape and J.
010Soutb Sea-lonise, merchants—F, Shaw and M.
A. Taytdr, Lancashire, ladies' boarding-school go-
tvrilusse3 Harrison and J. Handley, Liverpool, common-
Carriers---J.. Platt, W. Lamb, and J. Shaw, 'vVestleigh, Lan-
cashire, calnerchants—l... Grant and I. Forsyth, Inverness,.
booksellers—W. Woodcock, S. Orton, and E... Rawles, Drury-,
lane, carriers—N. vvainsoli and E..Erhlge, Liverpool, soap-
beilers--;-W. and Manning, Halton+, Warwick+. hire, prac-
tisers of Uroscopy—l. ka+ingford and-T. Soh, Poole, mer-
chants—J. Nuttall, F. Dixon, -and H. Fisher, Liverpool,
printers. •

Nrtw gibes thc! utmoM gra-
tification to announce to our reatli..r.s a meeting of
the inhabitants of Si. Martin's Parish, to. take •
into consideration the propriety of building new
Churches, for the innrienSe population of this
tow!), who are at present deprived of religions
instruction. Long have we advocated.the neces-:
sity of the measure, being .firmly 'Convinced that
toe precepts of Christiauity can alone stern the
torrent of infidelity and insubordination which
tin eatens to overwhelm the venerable eseablish-
mew of the country with rtiin. Most earnestly
do eve entreat our townsmen tip forward the good
intentions of the Commissioners, who, by the ap-
poitittnent•of the Board for Ibis town, have evinced
the high opinion they entertain of the zeal of' our
woithy fo,d respectable pastors.—(Birminghaat
Herald, Oct. 3.)
PBEsT,,N, OcT. 3.—A .nonicroas body of
weavers again, assembled at the top of High •sireet, •
in this town, on Monday last, and after passing
some resolutions, proceeded in sham !uncial
procession to Gallows-hill, where a grave being
metric., one of their leaders pronounced at ora-
tion, and a set (if weavers' geerings were depo-
sited in the ground. This ridiculous proteedingove
suppose, is conoerred with the equally absurd one
adopted the week before, at drawitig from a green
hag the name
_of the manufacturing house for
which they profess they will not work. It would
he treating these measot es with too great re-
spect tti beatow much animadversion upon
them, but the spirit of hostility which they betray
against the most respectable house at which ttrey
are levelled, is highly reprehensible.- The various
concerns of Messrs. Uorrocks' and Co. mtly.safe-
ly, challenge the whole of this •manufacturing dis-
trict to•prodace a superior degree•of aitentioa to
the comforts of the work-people • -employed by
(het» 3 andj therefore the singling them out as
objects of hatred, can proceed only front a spirit
of party feeling, or an infatuated disregard of the
principles of justice. After finishing the irapor-
tant mission to •which we hare-alluded, the p;frrty
dispersed, and have since continued very generally
to ply their looms•at the old rate wages ; 'lint we
are glad to leant that there is some proipeet of a
.small advance sharttly.—( Preston (:hronicle.)
The laitet end of last week a • man was dis-
covered in a state of intoxication and quite insen-
sible, wider a gateway; at Guildford. Ppm)
searching 11118, conutetleit half crowns, shillings
and sixpences were found upon his person, to the
nominal amount .of 241. It was supposed he bad
come.t here to circulate them at the Fait.

(7,1 Tuesdaylast, as a well-digger, of the name
of Hurst, was employed in cleaning a well belong-
ing to i‘JrAtead.,.a brewer, at liall-way-house,
Pnr!sea, be unfortnnately fell into, it, and broke
his back and one of his legs ; and as some persons
were etokaetrurttn to extricate bill' by means of
a'tope, in ascending, lie struck his head with so
much violence as to occasion his immediate death:
Lis has left a wile am! seven febildruf