The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-12 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

Robert Thomas Crucefix, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street,
printer, July 10, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners.
Lambert Heaton, Heaton, Lancashire, cotton-inanu-
facturerr, July 7, at ten, at the Star Inn, M►nchester.
Joseph Cockell Vickers, Leeds, printer, July 7, at eleven,
at the Court-house, Leeds.
John Wainwright, Sheffield, button-mold-manufacturer,
July 8, at eleven, at the office of Mr. Haywood, Sheffield.
Jonathan Robinson and John Kuching, Sheffield, York,
Britannia metal-manufacturers, July 9, at eleven, at the
offices of Mr. John Dixon, Sheffield.

Charles Rainsford, East Hanuey, Berks, mealman, July
6, at seven, at the Office of W. Graham, Abingdon.
George Lever, Nottingham, lace-manufacturer, July 14,
at eleven, at the Black's Head Inn, Nottingham.
Richard Allanson, Kingston-upon-Hull, printer, July 8,
at eleven, at the Cross Keys Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull.
_ _ .

Edmund Sexton bunkhouse and Michael Arthur Gor-
man. City of London, Merchants, July 3, at eleven, at the
Court of Commissioners.

Thomas Hurst, Louth, Lincoln, victualler,. July 9, at
ten, at the Crown and Woolpack Inn, Louth.
Job Collier, Abingdon, Berks, common-brewer, July 7,
at two, at the Crown and Thistle Inn, Abingdon.
Samuel Braddock, Leek, Stafford, Innholder, July 13,
at two at the Roe Buck Inn, Leek.
Peter Hardern and James Hardern, Macclesfield, silk-
manufacturers, July 3, at twelve, at the Court of Com-
missioners.

William Dennis, Emswortb, Uants, linen-draper, July 3,
at two, at the Court of Commissioners.
John Serbutt, Battersea, victualler, July S, at eleven, at
the Court of Commissioners.

Robert Prior, Hillingdon, Middlesex, chair-maker,
July 3, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners.
Joseph Howard, Dunstable, Bedfordshire, linen-draper,
July 3, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners.
Joseph Myall, Castle Hedingham, Essex, hop-merchant,
July 10, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners.
Jonathan Slingsby, Manchester, calico-printer 4 July 6,
at nine, at the York Hotel, Manchester.
Edward Hills, Faversham, Kent, grocer, July 3, at ten,
at the Guildhall, Canterbury.
Robert Stabler, Leeds, Yorkshire, chemist, July 6, at
ten, at the Beverley Arms Inn, Beverley, Yorkshire.
John Gray Gerard, Basinghall-street, merchant, July
3, at one, at the Court of Commissioners.
Charles Carus Wilson, Furnival's-Inn, High Holborn,
scrivener, July 3, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners.
William IK-er, !Southend, linen-draper, July 3, at ten,
at the Court of Commissioners.
CERTIFICATES-JvLY 3.

John Beart, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, money scrivener,
John Winnall, Woundwall, Shropshire, maltater.
Jeremiah Stark, Kingston-upon-Hull, pawnbroker.
Daniel Slack, Northowram, Yorkshire, innkeeper.
John Margetts, Oxford, victualler.
George Ireland, Birmingham, brass-founder.
Thomas Wyatt, Hunter-street, Kent-road, Surrey, flour•
factor.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Michael Clark and William Thornhill, Brighton, li-
very-stable-keepers.
John Lawley and Joseph Talkington, Birmingham,
brass-founders.
George Briscoe and George Clay, Newton-heath, Man-
chester, silk-printers.
Edward Ellis and Edward Blackmore, Raymond-build-
ings, Gray's-inn, attorneys.
William Hartley, George Green, and Justus Charlie
William Ruperti, 'London and Mexico, merchants.
Thomas Hughes and John Richardson, Manchester,
pattern card-makers.
Nathan:el Dorrington and William Shaw, Coventry,
ribbon-inanufacturers.
John Macfie, David M'Kean, awl William Hall, Glas-
gow, calico-printers.
Daniel Ross, and William Steil, jun., Liverpool, bcot-
makers.
John Probin and Charles John Holyland, Lisle-street,
Leicester-square, gun-maker.

Elizabeth Fletcher and Elizabeth Ward, Charlotte-street'
Fitzroy-square, milliners.
Charles Smith, Sen., Charles Smith, jun., and George
Smith, Frome-Selwood, Somersetshire, clothiers.
Henry Johnson, Berwick-upon-Tweed, corn-merehaD
Caleb Smith and James Smith, Liverpool, shipwright,
Thomas Salt and John Shipley, Uttozeter, Stair°o
corn-dealers.
William Henry Fletcher and Edward. Jones, Li
Lher:re!:
Thomas Steele and William Brooks, Congleton,
ribbon-weavers.
Robert Riley, John Hackett, William Williamson, 81/4
Samuel Evans, Derby, tape-manufacturers.
Robert Moody and John Moody, Andover, paintem
fit,
Lazarus Isaacs and J. Benjamin, Middlesex-stdee'

Whitechapel, fur cap-manufacturers.
cotte.'
Edmund Wrigley and Thomas Lacy, Rochdale,
spinnerm.
Daniel Thomas Fayerman and Henry Jones Bunnell'
Dewnham-market, Norfolk, physicians.

M PE RI A.L PARLIAMENT

THIS EVENING.

HOUSE OF LORDS.
Upon the motion of Lord DURHAM, a masse
was ordered to be sent to the House of Comm 1;
requesting Mr. Tennyson to be examined before I

London Bridge Committee. si•
The Marquis of LONDONDERRY made
milar motion relative to Mr. Alderman Wood. of
The Irish Arms Bill, the Metropolis Justice,t
the Peace Bill, Commission of Charities, the
land Gaol, together with several other private B"'"'
were read a third time and passed.
The East India Offices Bill went through a Cc°
mittee.
The petition of James Netterville, Esq., claioling
e
the title of Viscount Netterville, was referred to
Committee of Privileges.
Mr. Scott, from the Chamber of London, Pr,e;
sented certain accounts relative to the funds of
City of London, pursuant to an order of the Iloilo
Sir ALEXANDER GRANT and several other evi;
bers of the House of Commons brought up the
Lambeth Road Lighting and Watching Bill, and "
Lambeth Church Bill.
Mr. Crider presented a Return relative to C°6l‘6‘
Mr. PALMER presented the Report of the Colo'
missioners of the Harbour of Shoreham.
The Earl of GROSVENOR presented
from Wilts against bull-baiting.—Laid on the tab7l
While the Noble Lord was on his legs he %Ono',
take the opportunity of making a few observed° if
relative to a subject of great importance, the
of water to the metropolis. The present elos'eo
Companies had taken no steps whatever relativi,e;os
this important subject. Whether their Lordsm4d
would be satisfied with the patronage which Poi
been held out by Government for the formatinno
new companies he could not tell, but he trusted s°o;
steps would be taken for the purpose of enforo
the supply of better water to the metropolis. kont
Lord TENTERDEN presented a petition 11-10
Wm. Carmichael, praying that measures might,. of
taken to replace him in his situation of Paymoste.„,,
the Treasury. The Noble Lord considered the tilt
tition of great importance, and requested thii"
might be read at length. pe
The Duke of WELLINGTON thought the to
tition unworthy of notice; but had no objection
its being laid on their Lordships' table.
Adjourned. a petitiont.,

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Sir R. WIGRAM took the oaths and his seats
Member for Wexford.
A person from the West India Dock Cora°
°`oll l
presented a general account c.f the receipts and 1
plication of the revenue of that Company.
PRIVILEGE OF MEMBERS. ;nee
Mr. M'LEOD stated, that about three weeks of
he had received a summons to attend the Courtd
Common Pleas on a Jury ; he did not atter'
and was, he believed, liable to be fined in c°,Title
(pence. He placed himself in the protection cli:,;ee
House, and referred to the Report of the Corals the
of Privileges which sat last year to ascertain Jgd
bearings of the Act George IV. cap. 50., and qu'-die
the case of a Member being tined under nearly ;tie
same circumstances, in 1658. In that cloe, the
House directed the Speaker to write a letter rgott
Judge, claiming the privileges of the House. Igo
Honourable Member concluded by moving, that 00
Speaker be directed to write to the Judge 'll,OO
present case, claiming the privilege as in the 06"
had mentioned.
The SPEAKER wished to offer a few obOiet,
lions before that motion was submitted to theill9-4or
Nothing, in his opinion, was more calculated to la`lot
the dignity of the House than to call in questioatdo
which was indisputable. He considered that jos
application of the Hon. Member was sonle'ty
premature, and it was certainly not analagoas t„,001'
case he had quoted. In that case the Hon. 'IV
ber hail actually been fined, while in this eas°ble.
Honourable Member only considered himself
o'
He believed the Hon. Member would find thi't to'
House was sitting at the time the summol:s,ber
served, and it had been settled that every Ile.-.6e511
was exempt from serving on juries during rhea riot
sion. If, therefore, the House agreed Wirtr
that the measure was not at present calledo the
trusted that the Hon. Member would consider
propriety of withdrawing his motion.—(Hearq,,tioo
Mr. M'LEOD had only introduced the 111-„,160
for the purpose of obtaining the advice of then rtl'oil
and he hail no objection to withdraw it!
withdrawn. titi°"
Mr. ROBERT GORDON. presented a Pe „106',
against Sir Thomas Wilson's Estate Bill, noorlid
ing through the House. The Hon. Member 5:54
the Bill passed, it would have the effect of
.fea".ol,
buildings to be erected all over Hampstead lie; 01°,
After a few observations from Mr. STEsrAlt; ot°
Sir CHARLES BURRELL, the petition was re"'
ordered to lie upon the 'Table.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSSO' 6 e
Mr. Secretary PEEL moved that this -
its rising, do adjourn till Friday next. 00fre
Mr. SADLER presented a petition from -th tto
shire, signed by upwards of 13,000, setting,,,Moe
distresses of the country, and praying the tia-roi°
e
take the subject into its serious attention's
Hon. Member at some length addressed the 'OP
on this important question, and lamented tbe°d
"
Member for Cornwall had not brought folly. 014
motion on the subject, as he was prepared roae%ftl'e
length into the subject ; at the present Perio- to le;
Sessions he was aware all he could do Waas,„/Itif;
commend the prayer of the petition to the tb"..diPP
how
con.,ideration of his Majesty's Ministers, and Ai9tre
of them to inquire into the causes of the great ,
that prevailed throughout the country. tory
After a few observations from Colonel oertu
Mr. Baring, Mr, Hume, Mr. Sadler, kid
Mr. Ar%e
and Mr. Roberson,
Sir H. VYVYAN replied, and wwilee_y/

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BIRTHS. 1.3,11°
On the 10th inst. at the Royal Mint, the the
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Bingley, E•. of a son. the
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Lately, atq Longford flail, Shropshire, t i
Hon. and Rev. Wm. Neville, of a daughter. 1‘
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MARRIED., ,„.epb disl'
On the 11th inst. at Edmonton, John o‘--,:ii j.•
Esq. of Bramerton, Norfolk, eldest son a Jo-ef L'
Esq. of Norwich, to Susanna, eldest daughter A.,
Hoggart, E•q. of Oak Lodge, Southgate. „diet 'Ole.
On the 11 th inst. at Lewisham, John
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surgeon, Upper Stamford-street, Blackfriar oge.
Stewart, of Blackheath. 99th sflel
At the Mauritius, Feb. 16, Capt. Barclay's.li. Cbrolo
Aid-de-Camp to his Excellency the Hon' ,
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Colville, to Elise, youngest daughter of the
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DIED. t,fer
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On the 10th inst. in Great George-street, 0,, ••
Lady El,z. Fane, relict of the late J. ha Falibeld. 'li(
Oxfordshire, and sister to the Earl of 111accles.ti ry
On the 9th inst. is Fetchurch-buildings, Ile
ton, Esq. aged '74.

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