The Sun.
London, England, 1827-11-10 00:00:00

CITY OF .LONDbN.

etAME DUTY.--LiST of
V 1 PERSONS who have obtained GENERAL CER-
TIFICATES (D.), at the Rate of. Three Ponnds Thir-
teen Shillings and Sixpence each, for the year. 1827,. made
up from the Gth October to' the ith-NOvember.
Deacon, Jimei, Cripplegate Ward. • --•:
• • CITY OF -WESTMINSTER. 7 • •
GAME DUTY.—LIST Of PERSONS A°
have obtained GENERAL CERTIFICA'PES (D.), at
the Rate of Three Pounds Thirteen Shillings and Six-
- pence each, for the Year 1827,-shade up' froni the 6th
October to the 7th November:
Bastion, Chas., St. James's Nicholls, G., Regent-street
De Roos, Hon.' H. F., Park- Raggett, -C., St. James's-
place • • • street
Grimstead, Thos., Jerilyn- Scott, Hon. WM., Grafton-
, styeet ; - (...street • .

COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. -
GAME DITTY.—LIST I.—LIST of PERSONS who
have obtained GENERAL CERTIFICATES (D.), at
the Rate of Three. Pounds Thirteen Shillings and Six-
pence each, for the Year ISV, diade up from the 6th
• October to 9th November,
Brown, W. R., Harlington.
Crowder, R. 8., Montague-
place • •
Crowder, R.,' ditto
Crowder, G. A., ditto
Erskine, /lOn. 'F., Lincoln's

Keitilby, Jas., Hillingdon
Afeadows, John, Ruislip
Pool, Ricl)., Cray's Inn
Pcucbee, L. S.', LittleQueen-
' street

Rogers, Wm., Harlington
Sliaw, Rich.; Clifford's Inn
Simpson, J., Inner Temple
Taylor, T. IL, Harefield •
Tomkins, T., LincOln's Inn
Vaughan, Hon. Baron, Mon-
tague-place
Westcott,'J. H., Harlington
Commissioners for the Affairs
'ARD BATES; Secretary. •

Inn .fields
Eyston, GeO., Gray's Inn
Ferrer, T., Lincoln's 'lnn-

fields"
'Ford, Wm., Norton-falgate
Gouly, P.B. J., Uxbridge '
Hicks, L., Gray's Inn
By Order of his Majesty's
of Taxes. . -ED W.

THESPANISII AND ITALIAN-REFUGEES. .
HE Spanish; and Italian Refugee; Coin,
mittee have great satisfaction in announcing the fol-
lowing List of SUBSCRIPTIONS-ieceiVed since theii last
publication, and they. have to acknowledge the receipt
of a large supply of Wearing Apparel, which has enabled
them to relieve above 100 of the most distressed
duals among. the exiles ; but they- beg to • state that the
wants of many 'others are still very urgent, and the Com-
mittee most earnestly call the attention of the Public to this
species of benevolence, so imperative.at a season like the
present to individuals unaccustomed to the severity of our
northern climate. . . .

. ,
The 'following Gentlemen have kindly consented to re-
ceive donations'of - wearing apparel, .blankets, &c::-Mr.
Bryan Mills, No. 29, Great Winchester-street, Packer ;
Messrs. Toplis and Sons, 22, St. Paul's Church-yard,
Upholsterers; and Mr. Lewis, 34, Mount-street; Gros-
venor-square, Stationer. . .
The Committee have expended,. in the ordinary weekly
stipends, since the 14th September last to the present pe-,
rind, the sum of 471/. 19s.
Amount already advertised, 895/. ss. 10d.
'Duke of Portland £5O 0 A Special Juryman 1 1
Lord F. L. Gower 10 'o' Mr. Green, an Ame-
Dukek Somerset... 21 0 rican
0
Lord Marciis HA.. 10 .2) Jos,. Scholefield, Esq
Lord .kelsey lO 0 of Birmingham
Lion. R. Grosvenor 10 0 Three Friends, by J.
Hon. G. Vernon lO 0 Heald, Esq.
A Lady.
Sir W. Heathcote 5 0 Mr. Forster 1 0
Rev. L. VT . 1 0 Mrs. C., Dalston... 0 10
M. Clifton 1 0 R. C.
A. Welland, Esq.... 5 0 Humanitas, by the
C. J 1 0 Morning Herald 5 0
Mons. and Aladame Geo. Cabbell, Esq. 5 0
H. Thiebault .... 2 0 Mr. Dillon, (aßribe) 2 0
Col. W. C. Madan 5 0 Collected at the Old • "
Earl of Cork 5 0 Jury Chapel, Jew-
E, H • • ' 1 1 in-street, after. a . i
C. C. Western, Esq sermon by the
ALP , lO 0 Rev, D. Davison,
T. R. J 1 0 A. Al 631. 19s. Bd.
J. Putnam, Esq 5 0 W. E. T 1 0
Rev. J. Bouverie.... 10 0 Anonymous, by the
Lord John Russell... 10 0 HonourableSecre-
R. C. L 5 0 tary 5O 0
W. W • 2 0 Un Ami des Etran-
, Anonymous
Rev. Sydney Smith 2 0 Mrs. Williams, of
A. C 1 0 Castlehill, Sher-
H. Sykes, Esq 2O 0 . born
E. Holland, Esq 2O 0, :The' Parish of St.
Mr. Hurst lO 0 Bartholomew the
5 5
John Auldjo, Esq Less, by Messrs.
J. D. S 5 0 Slack &Farnes 32/.175.6d.
Messrs. John Son and Richard Wadeley ... 2 0
Bulmer 5 0 R. L. S.
F. L. Rogers, Esq. 2 0 Rd. Gildford, Esq 2 o
Lord'Calthorpe lO 10 J. C. C.
H. P 1 0 Mr. March ..... .... 5 0
.Alen Baring, Esq N. T. (monthly)... 1 0
M.P. ............
C. Morris, lisq . ..!.: 2255 00 J.J.
Bailey,J.Gliest,Esq E5q.,... . 1
0
.A.IP 10 0
C. Morris, jun. Esq.
J. 11orr,is,Ese,
Esq 5 0,
q 2,1 0
Mrs: A.L. Ewcilrnedso gne, Esq.od '5 0
Doraville,
W.
E. Jones, Esq ......
G. Hilton, Esq .... . . 1 0 Fine of Hackney
J. Marsh, Esq. Chi- . . Coach, No. 865
cheater 2 ' 0 J. N.'Saunders, Esq.
Sir C. Lemon, Bart lO 0 Mrs. Shaw Lefevre
Mr. Spyring 1 0 Frederick Wood, Esq.
A. Brown, Esq. ; 5 0 The Sphynx • News-
John Langton, Esq 3 3 paper
Jos, Grigby, Esq.... 20 0 Mr.Wainewright, by
J. H
Anonymous 1 0 From•Hillingdon, by
Mrs. A. Brown
Al. W ................ 3 0 Major M., by do
Viscount Ebrington 10 0 By the Rev. Wm
Lord Gage ......... 10 0 . Hancock, Royal
DW: %kges°,slnEisgq' E....5.q.. 150 00 ' ' My
College,rfiti
W. W
' ..... t, 1 0 Hon. Sir E. Paget
Lord Bradford ...... 10 0 Colonel Butler
E.S. Abdy, Esq._ 3 0 Captain Abraham
John Kipling, Esq. .
5 5 R. Bruce, Esq
M. A. - •
G. T. Ballup, Esq 1 1 penny Ol5
Anonymous, by Mrs. Narrien 0 10
Messrs. Hoare ... 20 0 Mr. Lowry:... 0 10
S. Sinith,Esq., AL P. 10 0 Rev: W. Hancock 1 0
Saville Halifax, Esq. 10 10 Part of a Charity Fund 5 0
Messrs. Barnetts, • Smaller donations 1 5
Hoare, and C 0.... 21 0 A. A. A 1 0
Messrs. Esdaile &Co 21 0 B. B. B : - 1 0
The Deputies, Com- C. C. C.
mon Council, and Mr. Polchet l. 0
Ward Clerk, of Mr. Leybourne
BishopsgateWard, Mr. Beevor 1 0
in addition to a Mrs. Wolfe
former subscrip- Smaller subscriptions 1 1
tion of 31/. 10s. 15 1:, Ed. Greene, Esq.,
Sam. Mitchell, Esq. 5 il Farnborough
Anonymous 1 0 T. Champion, Esq. .
Messrs. Sturge &Co 5 5 Haivley 1 0
Arr. W. 11. Dodgson ‘ 1 0 Rev. W. Wheeler.... 1 0
A Friend, M.P. .•• 5 0 Lt.-Col. APDermott. 0 10
Mrs. Saunders, of Captain Procter • 0 10
Dalston
P.
R. D., by
.the I partment 2 0
EditoroftheTimes 5 0 I Other subscriptions ~ 1 2
Guildhall, Nov. 3. F: FRESHFIELD, Hon. See.
Subscriptions will continue to'beixecei'ved. at the Bank-
ing-houses of Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, Man-
sion-house-place ; Sir Richard Carr Glyn; Mills, Halifax,
and Co., Lombard-street ; Messrs. Williams and CO. 's,
Birchin-labs ; Messrs. Herries; Farquhar, and CO'.., St.
James's-street ; Messrs. Frys and Chapman's, St. Mil-
dred's-court, Poultry ; and Messrs. Drummond's, Charing-
cross.

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5 0

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5 0
5 0
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5 5

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1 0
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PARODY ON " OH ! 'TIS LOVE."

Oh ! 'tis SAI.E! 'tis 'SALE! 'tiS SALE!
Whose shop has-such attraction ;
The BOOTS of SALE
'Alone prevail,
And give all—satisfaction !
Whose workmanship is neatest ?
Whose price all shops otitVies ?
Who fits the foot completest ?
And pleases each who buys?
Oh ! 'tis SALE ! 'tis SALE! 'tis SALE!
Whose shop has such attraction ;
The Boors of SA LE
Alone prevail,
And give all—satisfaction.
Oh ! 'tis SALE ! 'tis
Whose Wellingtons all wear now ;
His prime made Boots,
Each fancy suits,
And but a Guinea a pair now.
Throughout 'the British nation,
His fame is spreading wide,
For public. approbation
Has been his utmost pride.
0h ! 'tis SALE! 'tis SALE ! 'tis SALE!
Whose shop has such attraction ;
The BOOTS of SALE
Alone prevail,
And give all—satisfaction.
No. 106 and:33i STRAND.

A crow was last week. discovered at Thorn-
ton', near Sherborne, sitting on four eggs : a circumstinice
that rarely occurs.at this advanced period of the year.
Shfrborne Journal,

MARMINCi FlRE.—About two o'clock this
morning a most dreadful fire burst out on the extensive
premises- of Messrs. lloet:ncs' and CO.', ragLnierchants, in
Queen-street, Cheapside, whose premises form the angle
leading front' Queen-street into Maiden-lane—Messrs.
MAGNAY and Co.'s paper warehouses forming the corres-
ponding angle on the tither side." ' Froni .the combustible
nature of the materials, aided by the strong current of
wind which wafted them in that direction, the flames
soon spread to the opposite premises of Messrs. BUT-
LENS and Co., chemists, and assumed a' most terrific
appearance. The engines of the various fire-offices were
promptly OR the spot, and the supply of water was
abundant. From half-past three to four o'clock, the
flames were raging with unabated fury. The premises
of Messrs. HORKINS and .those of Messrs. BuTra:a. were
entirely destroyed ; and the firemen were directing their
efforts principally to the preservation of the • premises of
Mr. BEER, the coffee-dealer, and Messrs. MaorrAv'sy
both of which were in considerable dangei.. It is impos-
sible at present to conjecture what may be the amount of
dainage sustained. Messrs. BUTLER are ensured, We
understand, to the fullest amount.

TOWN-HALL, DEVONP.ORTi Nov. 7.•--Jea-
lousy and Battery.—A Mrs. RADMONE, appeared to an-
swer - the complaint of a Mrs.. Bolin, who charged her
with having committed two assaults in one day. Mrs.
LION D's bonnet, which she vowed cost 125., and her cap,
which was honestly worth is., were produced in tatters,
0 evidence of the violence of the assaults. Mrs. RAD-
mORE admitted the charge, but urged in extenuation that
she was driven to it by jealousy, her husband being more
patronized by Mrs. BOND than' was consistent with her
ideas of decorum. After hearing several witnesses, the
magistrates directed that she should pay for the bonnet and
cap,' or submit to a prosecution, the former of .which she
wisely preferred. -WoOns and JOHN, constables of Devon-
port, appeared to answer a charge of a very serious nature,
as it affects themselves and the public. On the !2d October,
two young men, charged with an assault, were committed to
their custody, until bail could be procured, for which purpose
4g hours were allowed by the magistrates; they, in the mean
time, advised the prisoners to go to Exeter gaol, in prefe-
rence to giving bail, alleging as a reason that the prisoners
would thereby throw the expences upon the prosecutor.
OWing to this advice, the young Men declined-giving bail,
and were therefore sent to Exeter, where they remained
some time, until, on the interference of their friends, bail
was given, and they were liberated. The motive imputed
tothe constables was a desire to take a trip with.their pri-
opers to Exeter at the public expenee. The present pro-
ceeding was instituted. by -the friends- of, the young men.
Tlpe case excited very great interest, and occupied the
greater part of the day; hut as only one Side has yet been
heiard, we for the present decline entering into particu-
lar.. The case was at a late hour adjOurned.—Plymouth
Joiurnal.