The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-26 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES GRANTED.

W. Rock, Surrey-place, Surrey, printer and engraver,
certificate of the second ass—J. Williams, Golynos and
Varteg, Monmouthshire, shopkeeper, certificate of the
first class—E. Walker, Huddersfield, woolstapler, certifi-
cate of the third class, after 21 days from June 21.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Mary Ann Sharratt and I.Shnrrait, Windsor, inn-
keepers—W. Prosser, G. Hadley, C. Lindsay, and J.
Brock, Clipton-street, Fitzroy-square—E. H. Leveanx
and W. Cort, Liverpool. wine and spirit merchants—J.
Broadhurst and W. Green, Longton, Staffordshire,
earthenware manufacturers—G. Cooper and J. V.
Cooper, New Windsor, Berkshire, plumbers—W. Halli.
day and J. Bywater, Leeds, joiners and builders—J.
Higgs and R. Walker, Maidenhead, Berkshire, chemists
and druggists—G. Firmstone, H. 0. Firmstone, and W.
C. Firmstone, Staffordshire, iron merchants (so far as
regards G. Firmstone)—W. Winakill and J. Good,
Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, joiners—J. Ramsden and
J. C. Ramsden, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted manufac-
turers—S. Thompson, R. H. Penney, and T. Westlake,
Fordingbridge, Romsey, and Poole, flax spinners:(so
far as regards R. H. Penney)—E. Shoults, R. Shoults,
and H. Shoults, St. Olave, Southwark, carpenters and
builders (so far as regards H. Shoults)—L. Allaire and
E. Chabert, Grove House, Falham, whistlers or laundry
men—A. Turner, J. Kippax, D. Noble, J. Noble, and J.
England, Holmfirth, Yorkshire, stone masons (so far as
regards J. Englaad)—R. H. atthews, T. Walker, and
G. C. Hope, Lower Seymour-street, surveyors—J. Yox-
all and R. Aston, Nantwich, Cheshire, mercers and dra-
pers—J.B. Gorham and H.Gorham,Troubridge,Wiltshire,
grocers—C. Biden and E. Moorey, Richmond, Surrey,
carpenters and builders—D. Nicholl and W. Bians,
Halifax, hatters—C. Leighton, A. Leighton, and S.
Leighton, Great Cambridge-street, Hackney-road, coal
merchants (so far as regards A. Leighton)—E. Simpkin
and T. Simpkin, Alfred-terrace, Bayswater, tea dealers
—Amelia Pearce and Arabella Susan Jenkins, Harriet-
street, Lowndes-square, Chelsea, milliners—J. H. Lake
and R. G. Lake, Falmouth, Cornwall, booksellers—J.
Driver and G. Driver, Castleford Pottery, tile makers—
J. M. Bellamy and W. E. Bellamy, Abergavenny, wine
and spirit merchants—J. Ellison and J. Wareing, Sal-
ford,
Lancashire, spindle and flyer makers—J. Eeles
and T. Calio, Leeds, marble and stone masons—W. B.
Hindle, J. Longbottom, and E. Smith, Leeds, tailors
and drapers—J. Bell and C. J. Tomlins, Accrington,
Lancashire, commission agents—G. Stead and G. But-
ler, Huddersfield, stone masons—R. Cunliffe and J.
Rhodes,__ Old Accrington, Lancashire, railway contrac-
tors—H. Glenton and D. Chapman, New Bond-street,
Hanover-square, ironmongers—W. Lane and T. A. Gores
don, Manchester, commission agents.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
J. M'Ewan, Glasgow, tavern keeper, to meet within
the Crow Hotel, Glasgow, June 29 and July 20, at
one.

J. S. Sillers, Glasgow, commisaion merchant, to meet
within the Glasgow Stock Exchange, Glasgow, Juno 29
and July 20, at twelve.

DEATH or MRS. CLARKE.—A letter from Boulogne,
dated Wednesday, states that the celebrated Mrs. Mary
Anne Clarke, who more than forty years ago caused so much
sensation in England, in connexion with 'the charges brought
in the House of Commons against the late Duke of York,
died in that town on Monday last, aged 74.
The Royal West India Mail Steam-packet Com-
pany now undertakes to convey in their mail steamers a
limited number of emigrants as far as the Isthmus of Pa-
nama at very reduced fares. These emigrants find their own
bedding and are victualled on the same footing as the crew
of the packets.