The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-15 00:00:00

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BANKRUP reiE6 SUPERSEDED

Jahn Wilkinson, brace manuiacturer, Nottingham.
Themes Youngman, draper, Old-street-road.
BA.NKRUP I'S.
Robert White and John Bo a Icr, scale board cutters,
Gloucester-street, Curtain-road, May 22 and June 26, at
twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Whitmore, offici.sl
irgnees Basinghall-street; Norton and Son, New-
ts Ka BishoP i t'
Tho
.., a,la Tn.solp, inukeeper, Buckingham, May 28, at
half - pest twelve, and June 26, at one, at„the Court of.
Bankruptcy Whitmore, ffi,' I
street; Risley, ti ~ 0 Lie assignee, Basinghall-
JamesAbell,
:3cklenburgh•square.
may 22, iautpbolsterer, Cambridge. place, Hackney-
road,
half-past one, and June 26, at eleven,
Bankruptcy. at the Court of__ Nteh
Basinghall street; Lirti,ie and Son'4,n'ffi
New-street,ocilil a
Bishops-
gate.
gate.
• Joseph Osborne, butcher,. Leigh, Essex, May 21, at
half-past twelve, and July Pelt
,3ffiltiaeleven, at the Court of
Bankruptcy.
Chambers; Libkfaters, sise.): 1 assignee, Guldhall
Wood-
ard, Billericay. Essex. Sine-lane, Bucklerabury; E
itvard Dobbins, common brewer, Colchester, May
21, and Junetwelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
Graham, official as,ignee; wire
and
Child, Swahtes-
wine
ono,m s r merchant, t,
JuneD u Duke-
street, Barnes and N. ck, Colchester.
Gale Monsarra.,
Frederick
Sergeant's-inn,
uucklersbury.
Statisfeld,
street, Grosvenor-square, May. 21, at
,
at twelve, at the Locirt givenarerstacy.
official assignee; Lickla:ers,.n-1
Stephens Tripp, money scrivener, er, ergeaut%-inn, Fleet.
street, May 25, "3"-Paitru ic twelve, and Jane 14, at
eleven, at the Court of BA U Bell, cfnei,.,
a.
eetery.
signee; Lawrence, Plew.., and Boyer, oid .. a
chambers.
Henry Banks, carpenter, Bethnal-green-road, ma 5,
at half-past two, and June 29. at twelve, Ire, at the Cones of
Bankrup'cy. Groom, official assignee, Abchurch-lane;
Jones and Clarke, Bury-street, St. James's,
William Hoblyn, surgeon, Cambridge, May 25, at
two, and June 29, at tweive, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
Edwards, official assignee, Sambroak.c iurt, Basingnaii.
street; Einklaters, Si se-lane, Buckleribury.
Fraacis Parker Hthlyn, surgeon, Cambridge, May
25, at two, and June 29, at twelve, at the Court of
Bankruptcy. Edwards, ,A,;31 assignee, S ambro,k-
Court; Basinghall-street; Link litters, sise-lane, Bucklers-
bury.
Thomas Head, spothpcary, Hanley, S:aff irdshirP, May
24 and June 14, at hair-peat ten, at the Blrinlngh4o3
District Court. BittlPaton, official assignee, Birming-
ham; Covv.lell, jaa., Elaickley.
William Collins, draper, Marllyrough, Miy 27 and
June -24, at half-past twelve, at the Bristol Ihstrict
Court. Hutton, official assignee, Bristol; Sole, Turner,
sad Turner, London.
William Barnard Frankish, draper, Kingston-upon-
Hull, June 2 and 23, at twelve, at the Leeds District
Cutter. Carrick. official assignee, Hull; B-11, Hull.
' Hiram Broadbent, grocer, Dakinfield, Cheshire, May
27 and June 17, at twelve, at the Manchester District
Court. Lee, official assignee, Manchester; Darnton,
Ashton-under-Lyne; Sale, Worthington, and Shipman,
Manchester.

DIVIDENDS.
At the C .urt, Basinghall-street,
J• G. Fuller, St. James's street, wine merchant, June
4, at twelve—R. Billing, sen., and R. Billing, jun.,
Reading, Berkshire, brickmakers, June 4, at eleven—J.
Miller, Conduit-street West, Paddington, corn dealer,
June 10, at two—J. W. DAwson and T. E. William,
Crescent-place, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, wine
merchants, June to, at eleven—J. Candid!, Old Bond-
street, publisher, June 4, at one—P. Phillip, Crowland,
Lincolnshire, common brewer, June 4, at half-past eleven
—W. Ridge, C. Ridge, and W. Newland, Chichester,
Suisex, bankers, Juno 5, at half-past ehven—G. Hart
and T. Hart, Union-strret, Southwark, trimming manu-
facturers, June 4, at half-past one—W. Walker and S.
India rubber ware'aousemen, June
Webb, Oxford-street,
4, at eleven.

In the Country.
J. 0. Holmes and Y. L. Marshall, Sunderland, tim.
ber merchants, Jane 11, at eleven, at the Court New.
eastle-upon-Tyne—T. patteson, Sheriff-hill, Durham,
earthenware manufacturer, June 9, at haifipast ten, at
tiusCourt,Ne w castle-apon-Tyne —T. Coates, tinnAeriand,

Durham, wine merchant, June 8, at half-past one, at the
Court. Newcastle-upon-Tyne—J. Y. Smith, Newcastle-
neon-Tyne. ship and insurance broker, June 11, at
eleven, at the Court, Newcastle-upon-Tyne—J Nichol-
son, Cragg, Westinor.-land, c.attle and sheep
salesinan. June 11, at one, at-the Cour', Newcastle . pun-
ryee—&iz abeth Harris Ryder, Birmingham. jeweller,
June 8, at half-past eleven, at the Court. Birmingham—
D. Shaw and J. Shaw, Meltham, Yorkshire, manufac-
turers, Jaie 11, at eleven, at the C curt. Leeds.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
A. Clark, plumber, B.ar-garden, Southwark, first div.
of is. 8,1. in the pound, Saturdays May 15, and three
subsequent Saturdays, at the office of Mr. Edwards,
Sambrook curt.
H. W. Jearrad, jan., carpenter, Oxford street, first
div. of 34. 31. in the pound, Saturday, May 15, and three
auhsequeat Saturdays, at the office of Mr. Edwards,
Sambr.bok court.
C. Davy, artists' coloureaan, Newman-street, Oxford-
street, first div. of 20s. in the pound, Saturday, May 15,
and three 'subs, anent Saturdays, at the office of Mr.
Edwards, Sambrook court.
A. Monat, wine merchant, Creed-lane, first div. of
Is. 101 in the pound, Saturday. May 15, and three sub-
seqaent Saturdays, at the offiae of Mr. Groom, Ab-
church-lane.
T. Cox, chemist, Cambridge, first div. of 44. Bd. in the
pound, Saturday. May 15. and three subs. vent Satur-
days at tho office of Mr. Groom. Abchurch-lane.
W. Robinson, grocer, West Lynn, first div. of ls. 63.
in the pound, Saturday, May 15 and three subm- quent
Saturdays, at the (Ale of Mr. Groom, Abchurch-lane.
J. Ne,bitt, E. Stewart, and .1. Nesbitt, jun., merchants.
Ald•rmaubury, scvereh div. of lid. in the pound, any
Wednesday, at the office of Mr. Whitmore, Basinghall-
, street. _ _

J. B. -Taylor, ship broker, Liverpool, div. of ls. 91 in
the pound, any Wednesday, at the office of Mr. Turner,
Liverpool.
J. Padgett, cloth manufacturer, Idle, first div. of
24. 6d. in. the pound, any day, at the office of Mr. Young,
Leeds.
R. Thorman, engine builder, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
first div of is. in the pound, Saturday, May 22, and
any subsequent Saturday, at the office of Mr. Wakley,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne .
W. Peverley and J. A. Charlton, ship builders, Sun-
derland, first div. of 7s in the pound, any Saturday, at
the office of Mr. B tk-r, Newcastle-upon- Tyne.
NO riots OF CERTIFICATES.
A the Court, Basingnall-street.
J. Branch. Camberwell, corn-dealer, June 4, at one—
J. Dorm-r, Charles-street, St. John's Wood, Portland-
t )wn grocer, June 5, at eleven—C. H. White, South-
ampton, dealer in china, glass, and earthenware, June 5,
at half past eleven—G. S an-r, jun Margate, baker,
June 8, at (eleven—F. Long. Vert, street. Oxford-street,
i.nporter of foreign lice, June 15 at twelve—S. Coach-
man, Strood, Kent, grocer, June 10. at one.
In the Country
R. Peacock. Gatesnead, Durham, carpenter, June 8,
at one, at the Court, Newcastte-upon-Tyne—B. W.
Ogilvie, Newcastle-upon- Tyne, ship and insurance
broker, June 8, at ha ,f-p ist twelve, at the Court, New-
,
castle•upon-T)ne—R. H. Bell, South Shields, Durham,
paper manufacturer, June 10, at eleven, at the Court,
Newcastle-upon-TynE Bell, South Shields, Durham,
paper manufacturer, June 10. at one, at the Court, New-
castle upin-Tyne—P, Hitchmimgh, Liverpool, corn-
dealer, Jane 7. at eleven, at the Court, Liverpool.
CER LIFICA TES GRAN t ED.

R. Billie g, sen., R sding, brick-maker, certificate of
the second class—J. Yate-, Presc,)t, Lsocashire, builder,
certificate of the third class—D. Ilagratti, George's-row,
City-read, colour-'eanutaciurer, certificate of the third
&bill—G. Smith, Weak, ea-buildwga, Old K,nt-road.
corn dealer, certificate of the third class.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Salmon and J. Goutley, Edgware road— W. Thomas
and H. Richards, St. John's Wood. Marylwbone, car-
penters—G. J. Flower and A. Lewis, Hope-terrace,
Three Colt street. Limehouse, eheesemongers—Harriet
Beatty and W. Beatty, L-arnington Priors, Warwick-
shire, carvers and gilders—Su'anna Shore and T. Shore,
Tomes, and Ex wick. D.:vonshire, millers—J. P. Eyton,
J. W. Massey, E. Eyton. P. Parry, R. Evans, J. Evans,
Sarah Wightwick, :wary twick, J. Churton, H.
Knowles, J. B. Wightwick, Sarah Grace Wight-
wick, J. B. F..gg, E. &dwell, J. Malloy, T.
Ruston, and W. Williamson, Mold, Funtshire, colliers
—E. C. Squires, and W. Lawrie, Lower-road,
Deptford, naptha refiners—E. L. Lewis, and W.
Psitson, Whitehaysn, Cumberland, maltsters and brew-
ers—W. Robinson and C. Robinson. Leda, stuff and
woollen pritrers—M.. L. Job!ing and J. Fleming, New-
castle-upon-Tyne, attorneys—W. Rush and G. E. Ed-
wards Ipswich, wholesale staymskers—W. Gibson, G.
Gibson, and W. J. Anson, Leeds, cloth merchants (as
fares regards W. J. Anson)—J. Lord and J Lord,
Ha-
Wax, Yorkshire, dyers—l. Hoiden and J. P. Holden.
Manchester, architects—W. Fielding and J. Bromiley,
Manchester, bleachers—A. Lambe, L. Le Paige, and
M. C. Lambe, Waksfi4d, manufacturing chemists—S.
Hunt and G. Hunt, Evesham, Worcestershire, builders
—W. Prodger, sea., and J. Prodger, Eastbourne, Sussex,
plumbers and glsziers—T. Burgess, W. Burgess, and
A. Burgess, L.icester, wool.taplers (as far as regards
W. Burgess)—C. Gordon and G. Salisbury, Derby, silk
throwsters—T. Peace and J. Raddenbury, Bristol, fits,
riots—E. T. Clegg anti E. Lewis, Liverpool, chemists.

THE s

LONDON',

COFFEE.-There was less demand for Native Ceylon,
and rates are not so firm; small parcels were sold at 44s
to 44s 62 fir good ord. Plautation Ceylon is yet much
wanted, and at auction 736 casks. 46 brls, 390 bags were
nearly all sold at is to 2 per cwt arivatic-i on former
rates, good mid to good roillised 60s to 66i 61, mid 58s
to 59s 61,1 iw mid 563 to 573 61, good to flue fine ord
51s to 55s 64. Peaberry 663 to 734, Triage 433 to 503. Of
Janosice 40 casks realised 513 64 to 534 6,1 for flue fine
ord. 116 bales, 32 brls Mocha went rather dearer, good
at 833 to 83s 61, mid 78s 64; Poddy was taken in at 65s
per cwt, being above the valutions.
TEA.-Operati ins in inferior and mediumCongou have
been extensive since this day week; a good business
has been done in the better kinds. Prices for low to
good ord sound rule at 8d to 92, rather blackish to
blackish leaf 9d to 100, strong and Pike() kinds
lld to Is 5d per Ib; on the part of merchants there is
also confi fence. Souchong met with a free sale, com-
mon at 91 to lid, mid to good Is to Is 3d, and fine Is 4d
to is 8d; some parties refuse to sell at these rates.
Datong is more in request, at present there is no ad-
' vance, good to fine selling at is 12 to is 61, and
low to mid 10d to Is. There are still several
buyers of Pouchong, and the terms obtained
are from 64 to 70. A large demand has been
experienced for common and fine green. The terms ob,
tamed for Hyson, low to mid are is Id to Is 42, good to
fine 13 54 to 2,, 3d, superior 24 41 to 21 10d, young
Hyson common 10d to lld, mid to good 14 to Is 64, fine
Is 8,1 to 2s 3d; Gunpowder, Canton 10d to le, Hyson
kind is 8d to 24 94, superior 2s 102 to 3s 3d, Imperial
Canton 102 to lld, Hyson kind from Is to 2s,Twankay
to Is, Caper 9d to 100, Scented ditto Ild to is 44, and
Hyson skis 7d to Is. A free sale exis's for flowery
Pekoe, fine and superior at Is 8d to 2, 91, low to good
Is 3d to is 7d, and exporters are still operating. There
is no improvement in demand for corn or mid scented
orange Pekoe, and sellers are willing to accept 102 to
Is; there is, however, a good demand for better kind,
from is Id to is Bd.
Rica.-There are several buyers of best white Bengal
and Java, chiefly for cleaning. At auction 4,790 bgs
were offered, and about half sold: Bengal, tine white 9s,
mid ditto 8s 6d to 9s, Moulmein white 9s 6d to 10s,
Arracan Els 6.1 to 9s. Java lls to Its 6d, good 9s 6d to
I Is, mid and good mid 9s to 9s 6d, Madras Coringa grain
12s, cargo Rice Bs, pinky Madras 7s 9d to 8s 3d per owt.
In Cleaned many purchases have been made, Patna Ils
to 163 and town-dressed Carolina 21s to 275. Sago is
wanted, smell pearl at 158 to 18s, large and medium 21s
to 244. Sago Flour . sells more readily at 14s, and Fa-
rina 15s to 17e. Arrowroot realizes firm rates. At
suction 64 i-bas Bermuda partly realized is lid to
Is 21; 180 pkgs Jamaica 3d to 41; 400 pkgs and 60
ties Sr. Vincents 24d to 51; 106 cs East India
220 ditto Brszl lid to 3d. Ot Tapioca 456 brls were
mostly taken in at 3d to 4d.
SPICES.-To-day there were ready buyers of Pimento
and buffer rates paid. At auction 200 bags sold at 4il
to 5i for low mid and mid.
SPutiern-There is a quiet market for East India
Rum, still there are not sellers under is 4d
per gallon proof. Leeward Island is offering
at 1s 54 to 13 50; few buyers are to be
met with. Demerara is in plentiful supply,
and rates are on the decline, limited parcels having been
sold at from Is 11d to 2s 22 for 30 to 42 per cent over
prooc. Of Jamaica an increased quantity is on offer;
exporters and home dealers have her n cautious in their
proceedings. There are free sellers of choice sorts
35 to 38 over proof at from 3s 42 to 4s, fine 2a 102 to
34 3,1, good mid to good 30 to 34 over 2s 4d to
2s 91, mid 23 to 23 31, and low 24 to 28 over proof at
is 102 to is 11d per gallon. Tnere is no advance for
Brandy. Cognac nest brands of the vintage of 1851 at
4. 24 to 43 4d, 1650 ditto 43 54 to 43 7d, 1849 ditto
4, 9 1 to 4s 103, 1848 ditto 53 3d to 54 54, older 5s 7d
to 64 6d, low to mid 23 44 to 4,, and Bordeaux Is 1 Id to
24 Id. British made Spirit is still purchased with caution,
and can be obtains(' at 9s 81 cash; Gin at 8s 3.1 for 22
under, and 17 ditto 8. 91 per gallon. Geneva is less
wantol, and can easily be obtaiued at is 9d to is 102,
fine di. to 2s to 2s 42 per gallon.,
INDIGO -To-day during the progress of the sale 258
chests have been withdrawn. 1,549 chests (including
697 withdrawn) have passed the sate. There is but little
vis.iation to notice from our report of the two first
days. The bidders continue animated at the previously
established rates, and a large proportion of the day's sale
has been disposed of. A few small marks .of dry leaf
Madras and Kurpeha sold with much spirit, particularly
the Kurpahs, for which extreme prices were given.
68 cheats of Futteghur Figs have passed the sale,
and were all sold from 2s to 2s 6d per lb. Of the
quantity that has now passed the hammer (3.901), 985
chests have been withdrawn, and 505 bought in, having
2,411 chests sold. Tee extreme quotations for Bengal
have been from 3s 4.i to 6s li,Kurpah 2s 81 to 55 Bd,
and Madras 2, 3.1 to 3. I Id per lb.
TALLOW -To-day the market was firm for Tallow,
but not much was done. At auction 417 casks of South
American offered, 200 found buyers at 34s to 37s 3d; but
280 casks Australian nearly all sold at from 33s to 37e,
' and low soft 31s to 32s 6d per cwt.