The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-03 00:00:00

EVENING,

S. Moyer. Old-street. St. Luke's, linen draper,
Is. 5i 1.. on Tuesday, March 2, or any subscuent Tues-
day, between eleven and two, at the office of Mr.
Ntenohou, Basiotthall-street.
A. Lyon, Saffron Walden, E,sex, draper, 34., on
Tuesday, March 2, or any subsequent Tuesday, between
eleven and two, at the of of Mr. Nicholson, Buil:Ig-
lu/3 l- street.

J. R. Taylor, Chancery-lane, law stationer, 25., on
Tuesday, M arch 2. or any subsequont Tuesday, between
Pleven and two, at the office of Mr. Nicholson, Basing-
hall•street.

NOTICES OF CERTIFICATES.
At the Court, Basinghall-street.
J. Nicholson, Woolwich. grocer, March 24, at one—
D. L. Williams, Thornhill-Llandilo, Carmarthenshire,
and of Albert-street, Camden-town, coal owner, March
24, at half past one—H. C. Gausden, Hove, Sussex.
licensed victualler, March 24, at twelve--W. Moss, jun.,
Stock, Essex, miller, March 25, at eleven—G. Martin,
Bishops Stortford, rope manufacturer, March 26, at
twelve—F. F. Woods, Pelham-terrace, Brompton, and
Little Portland-street, Oxford•atreet, builder, March 26,
at half-past eleven—S..rah Clabbon, Stapleford, Cam-
bridgeshire, printer, March 25, at 12
In the Country.

J. R. Irving, Liverpool, ship;vright, March 25, at
eleven, at the Court, Liverpool—J. J. Smith, Liverpool,
earthenware manufacturer, March 25, a: eleven, at the
Court, Liverpool—lT. Brown, Liverpool, sail maker,
I'4w:oh 25, at eleven, at the Court, Liverpool—J. Long-
bottom and T. Fawcett, Leeds, cloth merchants, March 25,
at eleven, at the Court, Leeds—S. Crosland, Eland,
York3hire, corn miller, March 25, at eleven at the Court,
Loads.

CERTIFICATES GR ANTED.
M. Beswick, Norwich, wine and porter merchant—W.
Stanton, Buckingham, watch and clock maker, jeweller,
silversmith, and stationer, certificate of the second class
—J. T. Coulthread, jun., and W. Dyer, Union-street,
Southwark, white lead maker, certificate of the second
class—W. Boyce, see., Dover, hotel keeper, certificate of
the second class—D. Macleod, Ealing, certificate of the
second class—S. Vines, Crutched-friars, corn factor,
certificate of the third class—R. Stanford and B. Lewis,
\Vednesbury, Staffordshire, engineers and smiths, certi-
ficates of the second class, three months after Feb. 28.
PAR UNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Anne Cox and G. Piegeon, Basingstoke, stationers—
T. Edmondson and W. Mason, Peter-street, Southwark-
bridge-road, coppersmiths and braziers—J. Clare and
C. Hill, Liverpool, attorneys-at-law—J. Mann, sen.,
Jos. Mann, J. Mann, jun., A. Mann, and J. Mann (as tar
as regards J. Mann, sen.), Liversedge, Yorkshire, col-
liery workers and coal dealers—J. Mann and Jos. Mann,
Shibden, Yorkshire, colliery workers and coal dealers—
M. Robertson and J. E Lane, Warnford•court, Throg-
morton-street, stock and sharebrokers—R. A. Drouhet
and J. C. C. Azemar, London, merchants—W. T. Chris-
topher and W. Searles, Great Coram-street, and Woburn-
place, Russell. square, wine and spirit merchants—J. M.
Ratcliffe,'Terrington Saint Clement, and J. T. Medwortb,
West Walton, Norfolk, millers—J. Sparks and R. Bel-
aber, St. Helen's, Lancashire, joiners and builders— W.
Hattereley, jun., T. Marples, and S. Marplee (us far as
regards T. Marples), Padley and Booth Edge, Derby-
snire, millstone manufacturers—J. A. Henderson and
A. Henderson, Pineapple-place and Hamilton-terrace,
Edgeware-road, nurserymen—T. Hollingsworth, sen.,
and T. Hollingsworth, jun., Liverpool, timber merchants
—W. J. Kroehl and J. H. Riekeles, Jeffreys-mluare, St.
Mary-axe, commission merchants—T. Bradford and
W. Edwards, Burtonwood, Lancashire, potters and
earthenware manufacturers—G. Rickaby and T.
Dale, Sunderland, linen and woollen drapers—W.
W. Wisely and E. Karkeek, Manchester, general ware-
houseman—W, Courtney and J. Courney, Houndsditch,
City, wholesale clothiers—R. Tebnitt and J. Power,
Blackfriars-road, surgeons—J. Porter and G. Tomlin-
son, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, iron and tin plate
workers—R. F. Pank and G. F. Yank, Great Charlotte-
street, Christchurch, tailors' drapers—T. Harrison and
R. V. Titford, John-street, Csimbridge• heath, asphalte
manufacturers—J. Clark and W. Walker, Little Tower-
street, City, wholesale tea dealers—C. Carpenter and
R. F. Gee, Bristol, coal merchants—W. a Ruck and G.
Bower, Bermondsey-street, Southwark—G. Pratt and
T. Halliday, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, curriers—W.
Nlarshall and T. Clarkson' Liverpool, painters—M. Z.
llodocanochi and E. Z. Rodocanachi, Great Winchester-
street, insurance and exchange agents—H. Ricketts, W.
Cave, H. Glasoodine, and R. Ricketts, Bristol, flint glass
Ind glass bottle manufacturers—J. Leech and J. Wild,
Little Moss, Lancashire, silk plush manufacturers—J.
Kershaw and Jane Ashworth, Mill End, Lancashire,
cotton manufacturers—W. Dewhirst and W. H Greaves,
Bradtord, Yorkshire, stuff merchants—G. H. Plowman
and H. L. Brewster, Exeter, fancy trimming manufac-
turers—J. V. Hall and E. P. Hall, Maidstone, Kent,
printers—C. L. Wurtzburg and S. Rennert, Leeds,
Yorkshire, wool merchants—J. Sharp and J. Brown,
Lonaight, near M inchester, tailors—T. Dean, E. F.
Leeks, and H. S. Eedpath, St. Swithin's-lane, solicitors
and attorneys.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.

Humphrey Ginns, Pipwell, Northamptonshire, farmer,
and labourer.
William Loweth, Bythorn, and Keyston, Northampton-
shire, miller.
Francis Bickley, jun., Carlisle, surgeon.
Robert Robson, St. Cuthbert, Cumberland, skinner.
James Begent, Hythe, Kent, shoemaker.

Henry Riva, Holyhead, victualler and inkeeper.
Gnarled Ber,zey, Portsea, retailer of beer.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

_ .
A. M'Cormick, Strauriser, builder, to meet March 8
and April 5, at twelve, within the Albion Hotel, Stran-
rser.

J. Wilson, Irvine, innkeeper and coach proprietor, to
meet March 8 and March 29, at two, within the Eglin-
ton Arms lun, Irvine.

U. m.Kay, Glasgow, baker, to meet March 5 and 29,
at two, within Meikl.john'a Coffi3e-house, Glasgow.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF CHANCERY, March 2.
LETTS V. LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE.

At the conclusion of the arguments in this case,
The LORD CHANCELLOR, after hearing Mr. Bethel,
for some time in reply, said that without at present
giving any
opinion as to the effect or duration of the
agreement for the composition, he wished to know whe-
ther the parties would con,ent to have a reference to the
waster somewhat in this form. The right to some tithe
being, it was presumed, not deniable, that there should
be a reference to inquire what was at present the yearly
value of the premises known as the Corn Exchange, ro•
gard being had to the yearly value of such portions of
he building as do not appear to be liable to pay tithes;
hat was, in other words, to inquire into the yearly rents
,f the whole building, minus those portions of the fit-
tings- up which are not liable to tithes. His Lordship in
making
this suggestion was not giving judgment. He
,aily' threw it out for the consideration of counsel before
he made a decree, and he was disposed to give time un-
il Saturday next for that purpose.
The matter stands over accordingly.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
HOME CIRCUIT, Chelmsford, March 2.
The commission for the county of Essex was opened
,m Monday at this place. There are 11 causes on the
civil side, three of which are special jury cases. On
the Crown side 44 prisoners stand for trial, and the great
maj,,rity of the cases are of a very serious character, in-
chiding a charge of murder, which creates a good deal
of interest in the county.
(Before Mr. Baron PARKE.)
William Green, 43 postman, pleaded guilty to two
indictments, charging him with stealing post letters,
containing money, the property of the Postmaster-
General.

It appeared that the prisoner was intrusted to deliver
fetters in one of the country districts in the neighbour-
hood of Ovington, and that he tiok advantage of the
opportunity thus afforded him to purloin two of the Ll-
ters that were intrusted to his care. In one instance it
appeared that a poor servant-girl had saved up 21. for
the purpose of sending to her mother, to enable her to
pay her rent, and she encl.,st,d four half-soversigns in a
card, which she enclosed in a letter, and this letter and
its contents were stolen by the prisoner.
Mr. Baron PARKED in passing sentence, remarked
upon the mischief and inconvenience that was oecasidued
by acts of plunder of this description; and at the .ame
time observed that the poorer clis.es were g&ner Aly the
sufferers. It was therefore absolutely necessary that an
example should be made in every case, and he therefore
felt it his duty to order the prisoner to be transported
for 14 years.

MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—Lincoln, March 2.

CRO WN COURT.—(Betore Mr. Justice MAULE.)
Eliza Spajord, Mary Greenwood, and Eliza Lyon
were pliced at the bir this morning to receive sentence_
for the offence of endeavouring to conceal the births
their bastard children, to which they bad severally f
pleaded guilty yesterday-.
His LORDSHIP said that he was happy to say
any sus-
saw nothing its any of these cases to occasion that be
picion that the prisoners had destroyed
btereeijr:c6.lsiitdryeent;
and, in the case of Mary Greenwood, there
slight case of concealment.
i Eliza
I)with hard labour,
sentenced to one month's imprisonment with and Mary
was°. then
Eliza Lyon to one week's imprisonment.
L
yesterday of ar-
Greenwood to four days' imprisonment.
William Mayhew, who was con
on'house of the prosecutor,
son, was sentenced to be trna ported for fifteen yrars,
He had begged for food
and been refused. to tho value of 8001. When
set fire to eleven ricks of
He thaet7ty
corn, and destroyed pr,oipenril
would let a fellow starve,
dhe said. .1.
hi n g to eat.
sooner ,_._ scmet
sooner than give ni."
Charlotte Waite wag indicted for the wilful murder of
her own child.
Adams prosecuted, and Mr. Flowers de-
w
Mr. "no
fended the prtner.was employed on the 19th of
August last
The pris,mer
thefarm of Mr. Glazier, near Lincoln, and,
and, on •
in 11- " • that she felt Hl, she left the field. Seven
and, stating
days afterwards tho body of a new-torn infant was found
in a pondi
n the n,.igitbourit' )
od with its throat c, it.
The surgeon who examined the body proved that die
child had breathed, and that the umbilical cord bad b, n
cut smooth, as if by a sharp instrument. lie, lieweve r,
aicaitted that the umbilical cord might have got noun II
the neck of the child, Awl that the wound might ha'.'*
been inflicted in the attempt to sever the cord. Th 0
prisoner hid from the first stated that the child wa II
born dead.

The Learned COUNSEL addressed the jury on behalf o f
the prisoner, admitting that sho was guilty of the offence•
of concealment, but contending that there was no evi-
dence that the child was ever completely born alive.
The jury ultimately convicted the prisoner of con-
cealment, and she was sentenced to four months' im-
prisonment.

WESTERN CIRCUIT, Winchester, March 2.
CROWN COURT.—(Before Mr. Justice TALFOURD.)
Edwin James garris wia indicted or raiiii*Wsly