The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-15 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

Dec. 5, W. Biggar. Manchester, brazier—Dee. 5,'G. Ren-
der and S. Render, Leeds, linen drapers—Nov. tt„ C. Carr,.
Bridge•street, Westminster, jeweller—Dee. 2, N. M`Neal,
London, merchant—Nov. 25, R. Randal, Coleman-street,
Blackwell Hall factor—Dtc. 5, J. Read and J. Heliyer,
Saint Mary-hill, East •cheap, merchants—Dec.'s, J. Martin,
Saint Philip and Jacob, GI WICeS t ershire, druggist—Dec. 5,
R. Merry, Birmingham, grocer—Nov. 21, J. Ramsay and R.
Forster, Old Broad-street, merchants---Dec. 5, J. T. Oxen-
ham, Oxford•street, mangle maker—Nov. 25, John Prehble,
jun. 13i,w, miller—Dec. 23, V. Cooper, New Bond•strect,
milliner—Dec. 7, E. Duckworth, Manchester, liquor-mer-
chant—Dec. 7, K. Leigh, Liverpool, soap maker—Dec. 8,
W. Davies, Tredegat Iron Works, Monmouthshire, iun-holder
—Dec. 6, J. Cooke, Coxhne, Durham, hanker.
CERTIFICATES—Dv.c 5.
W. R. Raventeroft, New London-street, corn factor—T.
Moore, Lalling:on, Derbyshire, dealer-3. I)rakeley, Market
Bosworth, Leicestershire, hosier—G. Mawson, Bradf,rd,
Yorkshiec, grocer—S. Cave, Cheltenham, jeweller-‘4. Lee,
Horselydown-lane, lighterman-7-11. Dryden, Newcas le-upon-
Tyne, grocer—S. Woods, Havant, Hampshire, grJcer-,--J.
Hassell, Richard-street, Islington, print-seller—E. Cham-
he: s, Cullorupton, Devonshire, banki rs.
PARTNERSHIps DISSOLVED.
W. Gawtrets and Co. Leeds, printers and publishers, as far
as regards Thomas Inehbold—R. Hase and Ogle, Billiter-
lane, London, wine merchants•-G. Gee and IL Fuidge, Hris-
tol, halliers—E. Fallicer, B. Mawdsley, and Co. Liverpool, as
far as regards B. Mawdsley—T. Cordnkes, gen and T. Coe-
dukes, jun. York, linen drapes—F. Balaatu and J. Williams,
Son, hampton-row, Itussel•square, haberdashers—J. Chester-
man and J. Bartram, Shetlield, powder flask wakers—W.
Whittel and Co. Staniland, Halifax, Yorkshire, paper makers
H. Hedley and J. Walker, York, tlax merchants—M. and S.
Milner, Macclesfield, silk throwsters—R. Winch and Co.
Mill-street, St, Mary, Lambeth, press makers—J. Nelson and
W: Goodall, Liverpool, breisws—S.•tiroAtt and J. Pearson,
Penkhull Flash,Stoke•upon-Trent, Staffordshire, brick mann-
faCturers—J. Bell and Co. Calder • Iron Wiirks, Mirfieid,
Yorkshire, coal-masters--J• Ryan and C. S. Yowler, London,
insurance brokers.

MAIWATE, Nov. 10.—Since the last year se-
veral piles of building have sprung up. On the
fort a pavilion ; and in other quarters several ca-
pital houses are erected. To the east of Plea-
sant-row is Crescent-place ; opposite what was
formerly named the Bowling-green, is another
row of houses. Ou the west of Prospect 'House
Academy now appears a large handsome mansion,
with a terrace and balcony, towards the sea,
out offices and gardens. But the greatest
ornament is on the. London Road, near Brook's.
here a beautifully uniform esplanade is rising
up; the houses are composed of the finest
bricks, a principal one is taken by Lord
Maynard for three years. Near the venerable
church dedicated to St. John, new streets are
forming, with their elevations about two-
thirds carried up, in the same period of time.
The excavations made by the sea during the
preceding winter were carried to a fearful ex-
tent. The rude blasts in March last carried
away kgreat part of the cliff at the head of the
fort steps, leaving a huge mass of rock quite iso-
lated ; the water then made its way into the sub-
terraneous part of that noble structure deuumi-
nated Cobb's Brewhouse.

Yesterday afternoon a fire broke out in a. range
of back premises belonging to Mr. Myers, a cow-
keeper, in Mile,end Old Town, which, before it
could be got under, completely destroyed the
whole, together with some provender ; but it was
fortunately prevented from communicating to the
dwelling-houseP

PRICE 0

STOCKS

THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. :,,,
Bank Stock • 4171 Bank Long' Ann. 174 IS-16'-
0
3 licT Cent, lied. 6Si ii India Bonds .... 265. iiil'l
S per Cent. Cons .... 69iili South Sea Stuck ....... '6lsi
Si per Cent.
4; Pr'
4 per Cents • 81 ex. Bills,- id 5;. (1.%
S per Co.. Navy Ann., ... 106 (Minium
kitsii , tons. tor Account : .
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Morving, 30 minutes after 10. I EveiNiOis 1 minute a"f"' iI;

THE SUN.

SOLEDI QUM DICERB FALSUM AUDE47 S

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 1-5, 18

Parliament, we can venture to say, will, at °
meeting on the 23d instant, be prorogued tat
February.
We are assured from authority on which w°
rely that, on the Meeting of Parliament, some
measure will be proposed to manifest decisiveil
the judgment of the HOUSE OF Lor.os on the
conduct of THE QUEEN, which measure deenad
to be essential to a due support of the honour °I

Parliament and of the Country. Lord ELT.O.
•,
BOROUGH, in pursuance of the intended tnotom
which he announced, is, of course,
.expected t 6
conic forward on the occasion, but other distilj;
guished. characters, who feel for the honour °
Parllan-lent and of the Country, are mentioned a 5
not likely to be less active and resolute.
conceive that some measure of this
is rendered absolutely necessary, not for
-the l'°
pose of putting a stop to the efforts of Party °
either side, but for a solemn Ass_ertion, Vindic34
tion, and Record of National Justice. It i 5
added, that Ministers mean to leave this matter t°,
those unbiassed, dignified, and upright characters/
to whom the sounder body of the People, not th°
giddy and misguided Populace, look with reSPPCti
veneration, and confidence, and who can have
nothing in view but substantial justice, and the
honour of the Empire. Such forbearance 011 thet
part of Ministers, who might be supposed to r-c
from personal motives if the measure origin3fr
ed in themselves, is highly to their credit;
and therefore,, whatever may be the nature a°3
tendency of the intended Proposition, it '(1
probably be such as- will be fully ratify'
by the impartial judgment Of the People at largc"
In the imam time it will be prudent as well
liberal and gust- in the Public Prints, on 10th
sides, to refrain from comments that cannot 13'4
tend to excite division's, and prolong discussivo
which can have no betrefkial end, and to which
the measure that we have now announced will, 'c'le

trust, give the most. dignified and. decisive

nation:
We have had no arrival of Pari9. Papers 0.4,

morning.
[FROM A NORFOLK PAPER OF OCT. 12.1
BRAZILS.-Captain LANDER, who arrived yi
terday in 30 days from Pernambuco, inforr°
that just before he sailed it was -currently re'
ported that one of the Southern Provinces 045
in a state of revolt ; in consequence some troolit
had been sent from Pernambuco and other place
to quell the insurrection.
EAST FLORIDA.-Extract of a Letlor, d Ed
20th Sept.—" We are at length deriving the
vantages we anticipated from the change of G
vernment which the Cortes has given us.
vernor COPPINGER, who is much respected I-4
the people, has granted us a portion of the riser
opposite the town of St. Mary, where prer3ra'
tions are making for considerable business. The:
New Port is called St. Joseph ; one French 51'11)
has already entered, and others expected. lII°
duties and port charges are quite light, and 'fß
are hoping •for a brisk trade, in which the Met'
chants of the United States fire pxpe*4 to Or,"
ticipate largely."

THE Qur.E.N.---.l&otwithstanding the formal a 5;
sertion of Alderman Woon, that HER MAJZSV
does not mean to quit this Country, we have resit;
son to believe that it is really her intention `‘,
take a final leave of it as soon as matters are a'
ranged for her support abroad. HER 11'IAJES11;
we understand, is now so fully apprized of tPte
exact quality of the A Wei-mauls " absolo
wisdom," that he is no longer deemed by her th.
best depository for her State Secrets.
BERGAMI.----We are assured, by a Gentleill
who has just returned from Italy, and who
have no, motive for ink,re.preset;tation, that
witnessed, the mannen in which 13EncrAml
turned to Milan from Naples, whither be
been to collect evidence in favour of lIEn
AIA
JEWTY. He travelled in a post-chaise with
horses, and two out-riders, all his servants belli;
dressed-hi the Royal livery of England !I!
earriagt? and the attendants belonged to 13Et
GAM]. himself, and not to VIE QUEEN. In 511°1.1:
his whole establithment is of a Princely deserlito
tion, and his expellees are fully appropriate
such a state,

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Yesterday the Pule of YORK transac. ia
tart' business with the KING, at his Palace of
Pall Man.—Count MUNSTER. had an audience
his MAJKSTY 7esterday.

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