The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-29 00:00:00

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ITALY.
A letter from Ylorence of the 20:b states that ad-
vocate FERDINAND ANDREUCCI has resigned his
post of councillor of state, in consequence of the abo-
lition of the Tuscan Constitution. He is a man uni-
versally esteemed, and of the same political shade as
Marquis Ro4oLpr. He was a member of the Cabinet
which opened the Tuscan Chambers in 1848, and he
kept aloof from public business when the revolution
broke out. The correspondent adds, that his resigna-
tion has not yet been accepted.
We learn from Nice that the works for lighting
A daring have been commenced.
attempt at robbery
that town with gas
was made on the
night of the 16th on the road from Turin to Trino.
Tire diligence was suddenly stopped by a rope strung
across the road. The horses reared, and the diligence
was upset, when five robbers rushed upon the travel-
lers ; but the conductors made a desperate resistance
until some carabineers came up. The aggressors then
took to flight, and, favoured by the darkness of the
night, succeeded in making their escape.

TUICKEY.
Letters from Constantinople of the 15:h inst. an-
nounce that dispatches had been received there from
lfuad-Effendi relative to the difficulties with Egypt.
They had been submitted to the Divan, who was to
to take a definitive resolution on the arrangement
proposed.
It is in contetpplation
ticc
09attact a railway
Adrianople Belgradc rpigay has
ittrs
applied tor the concession, and it is said that the Sultan
has approved of the plus sent in. from

Al. MINASI.
Additional proofs of the extraordinary skill attained
by this ingenious artist in the production of pen and
examination. They given by two pictures
recentlyink
submitted h ave againto
our
repre-
sent—the one, the statue of ti mosee by Michael
Angelo Buonnaroti, the other the statue of " Susan-
nah," by Fiammingo, the
.originals of both of which
are preserved in the galleries of the Vatican. Nothing
scarcely could be finer than the treatment of these
wonderful subjects by the really master-hand of
M. Minasi. The force of the attitude, the expression
a
ihiyave"bteoen recently inspected
of the countenance, and the grace of "the„drapery, in
Buckingham Palace, where they
admiration?' The
dbe each, ca hhw,ei
rna
grAegi
ap
jwreees stueyrn vdae
etdr
stliatne dr
drew forth the strongest terms of approbation. In
appearance they have all the delicacy and precision
of line engravings, and justify us in saying of the
artist that he is worthy of being designated the
Strange of the Standish.

WHITTINGTON CLUB.
On Thursday evening last the Rev. Richard Boyle de.
livered r learned and interesting lecture before the mem-
bers of theWhittington Club upon " The Rise and Progress
of the English Language." It was well attended by a highly
respectable, and, to judge from the frequent bursts of
hearty applause, a well=delighted audience. The lec-
turer, in his preliminary observations, spoke in eulogistic
terms of the great exertions of Milton, Locke, Swift,
Sheridan, Johnson, Walker, &c., to promote, among all
classes of Englishmen, abetter and more English system
of education; but he deeply regretted to remark that
their labours had not produced fruits commensurate with
the magnitude of the intelligence. brought to bear upon
the subject, and that our universities continued, as they
had always done, to disregard, as a matter of minor im-
portance, the English, and to postpone it to the study of
the Twin and Greek languages. "And what," asked
the lecturer, " was the consequence? Why, that there
is not in England, at the present moment (now that
Moore, the last of the poets, has been gathered to his
fathers) either among our statesmen or among our poets,
a single name which will bear even a distant comparison
either with the Pitts, and Chatham, and Burkes, and
Foxes, and Currans, or with the Goldsmiths, the Byrons,
the Campbells, the Southeye, the Burns, of the present
and last centuries." lie concluded his lecture
by reading, as specimens of the present :clas-
sical form of the English language, Burke's
"Apostrophe to the Queen of France" and
" Othello's Address to the Senate." Upon the oratorical
delivery of these two well-known pieces, we will merely
remark, that his style of delivery, distinct enunciation,
dignified expression of countenance, and just apprecia-
tion of character, place him among the very best elocu-
tionists we have ever heard, and that, judging from the
successful debia of last Thursday, we can entertain no
doubt but he will act& prove ote of the most valu-
able, and iniaructive, -and
rary nstitutions. popular lecturers at our lite-
i

g Journal of this day.)
JELL I GEN CE.
The
ro
the
eGBI Irli tiiiiii?: :
less active this week, which ieing
At Botallack Mine shares has been much
holiday excitement. may be partly attributed to
72/. 53. 7d.; copper ore
quarterly meeting, on the 24th
sold,osved-Balance last account,
instant. the accounts
At Wheal Reeth on
2,209/. 12s. 7d,; leavings,
16s. 2d.-=-3,5311. 62. . 149/. 7s. 2d ; sundries, 871.
1,0121. 4s. 11d.; ditto tin,
declared. ' e A dividend of 5/ per share was
for Jan., Feb., and March meeting, - Tuesday,
in emur of the adventurers, 7201.;
7521. 7s. 4d.; ores sold (leshoered-Balanco last account,
(cilerss's I.lBorldbs9'"
4,004/. 63. 101-Costa and" duos), 3,251/, 195. 6d.=
Bd.; by dividend of 34 per merchants' bills, 2,569/. 45.
the accounts
At West Wheal Providence2, 715/. 2s. 2d.
19th iostan:, the accounts S quarterly meeting, on the
8d.)==4,784155. 7d. Lab
190/. 12s. 61; copper ore owed-Balance last account,
leaving balance
arsenic, 60/ ; carriage, 43z
our cost January, 553/.193. Ild.;
black tin, 86 tons 0 cwt. 2sold, 231 tons, 2221. 4s. 51;
ditto Feb., 529/. 14s. " " ; di
merchants' bills, 446/. 143 tto March, 6281. 7s. 6d.;
d05e,453 61.22637.1 . 413ds. .i
profit; from which deduc't9d.; leaving 2,6251. Bs. Bd.
balance in hand, 651. 83. 8,, dividend, 2,560/.; leaving
share was declared. u• A dividend of 504 per
At Wheal Tremayne bi-
inst., the accounts showeamonthly meeting, on the 21st
12e. Ild.; sale of 109 i tons °Balance last account, 991.
65 tons 1 cwt. 1 qr. 4 lbs, of f copper ore, 4661. 19s. 6d.;
riege, 321. 10s. 6d. (less 1 black tin, 3,328/. 165.; car-
-3,638/. 103. 3d. ord's dues, 1891. 15s. 90,)=-_-
At the Bolcnowe Mine meeting, i
ac-
counts for Feb. and March on Thursday, the
13s. 11d.-Receipts, 843/, . showed-Total costs, 2004 "
favour of mine, 642/ 7s. ad.' 7d.: leaving balance in
At Wheal Owles meeting, AT,
counts showed-Tin sold, 3- the 21st inst., the ma-
-92/. 7s. Id.; received trib. 854 16s. 6d.; tin leavings,
1 id,-.4,7484 Bs. 6d. uters' subsist, 86c., 2714 4s.
At Wheal Trehane meeting, ota the 19th inst., the
accounts showed a balance in favour of the mine, 270/.
14s. 6d.
At Prince Albert Consols b•
yesterday, the accounts shevvel.reonthly meeting, held
1991. 6s. 9d.,• calls received, ?681_9671. 6s.
last account,
cost, 2204; March, 192/. 23. u
11081.---'9674 6s. 90.-Feb.
tary's salarY, 80., 1
17.. Os. 70 ;
3.1 office expenses, score-
auditors, 8/, Bs.; hotel expense., __!tionery, 214 17s. 60.;
to next account, 502/. 2s. 9,1.51. 158.: leaving balance
166/. 103.; call duo 6th July, , ,77,ArrearS of calls due,
9001., makes 2,080/. 12s. 90.
assets,
. ; ore in stock, about
April and May cost, 500/., and sundries,
against liabilities,
balance, 1,5601. 12s. 90. sUndries, 201.: leaving a
At South Csradon Mine hienoni
counts showed-Copper ore sold -hIY meeting, the ac •
work, 823/. 85. 2d.; tribute, 8624 3,143/. 3s. 6d.-Tut-
-761 /53.1 d.; lord's dues, 167/, os. 411%; charges on ore,
5471. 35.; sundry labour, carriage *; merchants' bills,
leaving a profit of 9/. Bs. 2d., Whiet.,B4ct,
ba-
lance last account, 455/. 103. 20., le" deducted from
account, 446/. 2s. ayes balance to next
At Wheal Margaret meeting on I,._u
for January, February, and March showedesday the accounts
from last account, 167/. 103. 6d. ; ores -Balance
61=2,675/. 103. Sold, 2,507/. 19s.
At ltunnaford Coombe Mine general
r
day Captain Dunn, at the request of
the
g on Tues-
when a call of 2e shareholders,
gave in his resignation; 8. 60. per share
was made.
At Devon and Courtenay Consols bi-
meet-
ing on May 19 the accounts ehowed_Baponthly
158/. 17s. 10d. ; costs for lsv ,
_arc. 'since last ac-
chants' bills, 285/. 15s. 81), 4714 2s. Id, (including mer-
ing bills and calls unpaid on 232 forfeited shares,
(includ-
-135.), 316/. 4s. 91..---9•16/. 49. 81-0411 in gares, 118/.
95.: leaving balance against the mine 3571.' arch, 5884,
call of 3s. per share was made.
At Trebarvah Mine half-yearly meeting,
May, the accounts showed-Balance last on the sth
93. 10d.; labour cost, 950/. 58. 10.; account
merchants' ' 861.
240/. 103. Bd.; leas dues,6l. ld. --,-_- 1,30/ bills,
Received for tinstuff, 109/. 13s. 2d.; co„...er 1 ls. Bd.
I Is. 5d.; call due, 2561; having bahtiag
to next
7361.
count, 2001. 6s. 6d. A call of ss. per share wa next ac-
At Wheal Venton meeting, yesterday, s made.
' 4 call of 10s.
per share was made.
n
At Wheal Neptune bi monthly ii y meeting, on the 17th
inst., the accounts showed a ance last account, 158/.
10s. 6d.; labour cost for February, 102/. es. 4d;
ditto, 941. 10s. Eld ; merchants' bills, 1174 53. _ _ March
call of ss. per share was made. 10d A
At Wheal Chiverton bi-monthly meeting on the 17th
lase, the accounts showed-Bti once last account, 5081.
12s. 11d.; labour cost for 1 ebruary, 1864
12s, 100,;
March, 2171, 153. 4d.; merchants' bills, 183/. 15'4:
lord's dues, le. lls. 2d..=1,111/. 7s. 3d.
By call, 5121.;•
tin sold, 262/. Is. sd: leaving balance to next account,
3371. ss. 10d., which was agreed to be divided pro rata,
equal to a call of 6s. 7d. per share.
At the West Basset bi monthly meeting on Thursday,
the accounts showed-Mine cost, Februaryand -et
March,
976/. 6s. Receipts, 17/. 16s. 7d.: leaving balance,
S. r -I 958/.
e. 0, -- By ore bills in hand, not yet due, and claims not
received, 988/. 16s. 7d, A call of 10s. par share was made.
At Tregardeck Mine bi-monthly meeting on Saturday
last, the
NOULtte showed-"Callsroceincl 5424 DoNDCO

lest account, 264 is. 7d.; March cost, includinelAscrosiset6ado;sf:
itehaevsi
ntega mb
a-leanngeien
teo, 2n7eox/t. 6a
account.;
31
nOn3t.
lA2plrll.llc6coss.
of calls unpaid, 58/. A call of 10s. per share was made.
At Wheal Speedwell bimonthly meeting on the 17th
of May, the accounts showed-Balance last recount,
5521 Is. 5d.; labour cost for February, 165/. 3s. 3d.:
March, 242/. Is. Bi.; subsist to tributers, 44/. 165.; mer-
chants' bills, 1401. 6s. 3d.; lord's dues, 61. 2s, 4d =1,150/.
103. 11d. By call, 5121.; copper ore sold, 99/: 9s. 7d. ;
tin, 101. 135.; leaving balance to next account, 5281. Bs.
4d., which was agreed to be divided pro rata, equal to a
call of 10s. 7d. per share.
At Yeoland Consols meeting on the 19th inst, a call
of 1/. per share was made.
At Tregorden Mine bi•naonthly meeting, on the 19th
inst., the accounts showed-Balance last account, 5571.
16s ; costs for Feb., 2271 Ils. Id.; March, 1631 19s. 21;
lord's dues, 6/. 12s. 2d.; interest and commission, 151.
6J. 8d =9711. ss. ld. Call, 672/.; silver lead ore sold,
102/. 188.; leaving balance to next account, 1961. 7s. ld,;
calls in arrear, 152/. 93. 61, the purser being desired to
proceed against the parties, unless paid within a fort-
night. A call of IL 10s. per share was made.
At Bescetn Mine meeting, the accounts showed-Ba-
lance last account, 232/ 33.; costs and merchants' bills,
6381. 11e.:=8701. 14s. By ores sold, 447/. 1 ls. 6d.; sale
of materials, 37/. Os. 10d.; sixth call, 2401.; leaving ba-
lance against adventurers, 146/. Is. Bd.
At Great Wheal Fortune meeting, on 21st inst, the
accounts showed a balance against the mine of 145/. ss.
7d. A call of 1/ per share was made.
At the Vale of Towey Mine meeting, held at the Ja-
maica Coffee-house, on Thursday last (P. Clay, E:q ,
in the chair), the accounts showed-Balance from last
recount, 5281. 2s. Id.; five months' cost to end of March,
6521. 9s. ld.; merchants' bills, 1321. 19s. 6d.; lords' dues,
21/. 10s. 8d..---1,3551. Is. 3d.-By sale of lead ore, 7291
17s. 9d.; rough barytes, 19 tons, 111. 17s. 6d.; calls,
6404: leaving a balance-in, _favour of adventurers of
46/. 14s. _ _

At West Wheal Seton meeting, on Monday, the ac-
counts for March and April showed—Balance from last
account. 197/. 6s. 7d ; costs and merchants' bills, 8681.
si. 9.1=1.065/. 15; 4J. By ores sold (less dues) 8081.
ss. 4d.; call in March, 2001.: leaving a balance against
the adventurers of 571. 10s.
At South Wheal Charlotte meeting, on the 20th inst.,
a call of 11. per shire was made.
During the week shares have changed hands in South
Tolgus, West Alfred Consols, Merllsn, Wheal Buller,
Condurrovv, Tremayne, Bedford United, West Prc-
videnee, Lewis, Tincroft, Wheal Golden, Bryntail,
Trevylian, Garregg, Orsedd, Tregerdock, South
Tamar, West Wheal Alfred, Robins, West Robins,
Cubert, Clijah and Wentwortb, Clive, Great Bryn,
Wheal Harriett, Trevena, Fanny, Chiverton, Kilbricken,
Hennock, Trebrrah, Crebor, Beacon, North Crenver,
Union Tin, Weston, Prince Albert, East Alfred, South
Cern Brea, Perran Wheal Jane, East Russell, East
Boringdon, Boringdon Park, Cwmdyle Rock, West
Ding Dong, Nancegollan, West Polgootb, Cook's
Kitchen, Mining Company of Ireland, East Rashleigh,
East Trescoll, North Trelawny, Alfred Consols, Great
Polgootb.
In Foreign Mines shares have changed hands in Li-
nares, St. John dcl Rey, Cobre, United Mexican, San-
tiago, &c.

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THE ARMY AND NAVY.
(From the United Service Gazette of this day.)
THE PACIFIC PIRATES.—We learn, from the Pacific,
that the fate of Cambiaso and his accomplices had not
been settled on the 25th March; it was tolerably certain,
however, that a great number of these piratical scoun-
drels would be shot. The Eliza Cornish, recaptured
schooner, had left for England, under charge of Mr.
Bateman, late Master Commanding her Majesty's store-
ship Nereus.
PROVISIONING THE BEHRINC'S STRAITS EXPEDITION.
—Her Majesty's ship the Amphitrite. Captain Frede-
rick, left Callao on Bth April, for Behring's Straits,
with provisions for the Plover. Quantities of preserved
melts had peen condemned on board the various
ships, some tons of which are coming home. Comman-
der Rocbfort Maguire, appointed to supersede Captain
Moore in command of the Plover, on promotion, pro-
ceeded in the Amphitrite. The Friend of China, of
March 27th, says:—" By a recent arrival from the
Sandwich Islands we learn that news had been received
from her Majesty's ship Enterprise, Commander Collin-
son, C. 8., to the eff at that Captain Moore, of the Plover,
was dangerously ill—thecrow all suffering from scurvy,
and the vessel perfectly rotten." We have already stated
that, if deemed advisable, the Amphitrite is to replace
the Plover, and the latter is to return to Rio.
CAPTAIN HAWKEY OF THE ROYAL MARINES.—We
hear that this_ much inju ed officer has commenced an
action of trim. con. against Lieutenant Swain. He has
laid his damages at five thousand pounds.
UNATTACHED PAY.—Six general officers have this
week been placed upon the unattached pay of twenty-five
shillings per diem. They are Major-Generals Home,
Everard, Bishopp, Hon. George Cathcart, Spink, and
Jackson. We are at a loss to know the grounds on
which preference has been given to General home,
whose service dates from 1813 only, and who has been
one of those fortunate then who jumped from cornet to
captain, and captain to lieutenant colonel—but the war
services of the ethers are on record.

The Coloneicy of the 2d Dragoons has been conferred
on Major-General Archibald Money, C.B. and MC., a
cavalry officer of great deserving.
Lieutenant-General Lord Frederick Fitzolarence,
G.C.H., will proceed to Bombay to assume the com-
mand of the troops in that Presidency, in her Majesty's
steam-frigate Arrogant, 46 guns. After landing his
Lordship, the ship will proc ed to Rangoor.
BOMBAY STAFF.—Paymaster Gilley, 7th Fusiliers,'
accompanies Lieutenant-General Lord Frederick Fitz-
clarence to Bombay as Aide•do-Camp, resigning, of
course, his present appointments in the Regiment.
Major Harvey will also be placed on the Staff of his
Lordship as Military Secretary.
COURTS -MARTIAL. —lt appears that 804 courts-mar-
tial have taken place in the 13th Light Infantry, be-
tween: the 28th of July, 1845, and the 23d May, 1851 I!!
THE NEW RIFLE MUSKET.—The Ordnance Depart-
ment have given directions to the barrack-masters to
issue to regiments of infantry target frames and ten
traversing rests; and to each depot of infantry eight
target frames and four traversing rests for ball practice
with the new rifle musket.
CAMP EQUIPAGE —The Board of Ordnance has is•
sued camp equipages to the troops serving in Ireland,
for the purpose of practising pitching tents, the same to
commence on the Ist of Jane.
MEDICAL DEPARTNENT.—Ia consequence of the de-
cease of Surgeon Thompson, 94th Regiment, Assistant
Surgeon Carr, 25th Regiment, in addition to his own
duties, has taken the temporary charge of the office of
Deputy Inspector General of Hospitals at Madras.
ATTACK OF STOCKADES.—P[OViOUS to the embarka-
tion of the 80th Regiment for service in Burmah, they
were practised in the cunette of Fort William, Calcutta,
in a sham attack and storming of stockades, crossing the
ditch and placing their bamboo scaling ladders against
the angle of the bastion opposite the town. The spectacle
was most interesting, but it was thought the men were
taken too slowly to their work, and that too much pre-
cision was required of them in their movements to render
the operations effective even in a sham fight.

THE LONDON GAZETTE, May 28

BANKRUPTS.

Robert Harland Whiteman, apothecary, High-street,
Putney, to surrender June 5 and July 3, at one, at the
Court of Bankruptcy. Pennell, official assignee, Guild-
hall-chambers, Basinghall-street ; Lawrence, Flews, and
Boyer, Old Jewry-chambers, City.
Robert Buck, builder, Church-street, Hackney, June
4, at one, and July 16, at eleven, at the Court of Bank-
ruptcy. Canaan, official assignee, Aldermanbury; red-
den, Cheapside.
William Rowland Hill, silversmith, Birmingham, June
7 and 19, at half-past ten, at the Birmingham District
Court, Whitmore, official assignee, Birmingham; Stand-
bridge, Birmingham.
Thomas Francis Millar, music seller, Bath, June 10
and July 13, at eleven, at the Bristol District Court.
Miller, official assignee, Bristol; Hellings, Bath.
John Simpson Leake, salt merchant, Wheelock,
Cheshire, June 10 and July 8, at eleven, at the Liver-
pool District Court. Bird, official assignee, Liverpool;
Keary and Sheppard, Stoke-upon-Trent.
William Howard Heginbottom, hosier, Manchester,
June 11 and July 2, at twelve, at the Manchester
Sal Dis-
trict Court. Lee, official assignee, Manchester; e,
Worthington, and Shipman, Manchester.
Thomas Marsden and John Clayton, cotton manufac-
turers, Rochdale, June 11, and July 2, at the Blanches-
ter District Court. Mackenzie, official assignee, Man-
chester; Harris, Rochdale; Sutton,
_Maechester.
Henry Evans, carpenter, Ilchester, Somersetshire, June
8, at eleven, and July 2, at one, at the Eexter Dis-
trict Court. Mead, official assignee, Exeter ; Garland
and Fear, Sherborne; Terrell, Exeter.
DIVIDENDS.
At the Court, Basinghall-street.
T. Barnjum, Pall-mall East, and Willesden, wine
err
merchant, June 24, at twelve—J. Cito, Mincing-lane,
commission agent, June 24, at twelve— J. M.at Welev eils no,
Eaton, Buckinghamshire, bookseller, June 24, n
—H. Worms, Blackfriars-road, bootmaker, June 18, at
half-past eleven—G. Law, Harrow-road, hatter, June
18, at half-past one—J. Norris, Watford, Hertfordshire,
grocer, Jane 18, at half-past one—W. A. Cogar, New.
gate-street, and the Quadrant, Regent-street, boot and
half-
shoe dealer, June 19In at
tho Copast eleven.
Country.
C. P. Renville Chideock, Dorsetehire, miller, June
22, at eleven, at Court, Exeter—H. Harman, Ot-
tery St. Mary, Devonshire, apothecary, June 22, at
eleven, at the Court, Exeer—J. Womersley, Hudders-
field, Yorkshire, ironmonger, Jane 28, a, ,
tcthweeshlviern, at
and
Court, Leeds-IV. Sharp, Birkenhead
Liverpool, ship owner, June 18, at eleven, at the Court,
Liverpool.
PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS.
T. U. Anderson, Wellington, Shropshire, mercer,
on any Thursday, between eleven and three, at
the office of Mr. Valpy, Birmingham.
T. Dalton and T. Edwards, Birmingham, ironfoun-
ders, 2s. 91J, on any Thursday before illy 31, between
three,
eleven and at the office of jur.
Whitmore, Bir-
ingham.
- J. Darker, lieviostle-upork-T149, ruerobau 4 5 1-61

Saturday, 29th inst., or any subsequent Saturday, be-
tween ten and three, at the office of Mr. Baker, New-
castle-upon-Tyne.
R. Robson, South Shields, Durham, boat builder,
91. 9d. on new proofs, 4d. on total proofs, Saturday,
Juno 5, or any following Saturday, between ten and
three, at the office of Mr. Wskley, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne. '

CERTIFICATES GE ANTED.
M. Clark, Padding-lane, City. commission agent, cer-
tificate of the first class—lt, Youngman,
Wut,,rheach,
Cambridgeshire, miller, certifies to of the se-
cond class—T. Patient, Saffron Walden, Essex, cooper,
certificate of the third class—S. Churchill and T. Clay-
den, Church-row, Limehouse, builders, certificate of the
third class—W. Noblett, Blackpool, Lancashire, post-
horse keeper, certificate of th- second class—R. G.
Watson, Gateshead, Durham, wine and spirit merchant,
certificate of the third class—J.Cegle, Limington, Somer-
setshire, miller, certificate of the third class—W. Hough,
jun., Rochdale, La: cashire, joiner, cut!ficate of the third
class—G. Foster, Chorlton-upon Medlock, Lancashire,
joiner, ceriificate of the second class—E. Clerk, Chorlton •
upon-Medlcck, Lancashire, ironmonger, certificate of the
second class—S. L. Negroponte, Manchester, merchant,
certificate of the first Blass—l. Hodgkisson (otherwise
Bradshaw), Bolton-10-Moore, Lancashire, iron f,under,
certificate of the sec=d class—G. Gillott, Castleford,
Yorkshire, grocer, certificate of the third clams,
after one mlendar month from May 25—W. Savage,
Bradford, Yorkshire, dispensing chemist, certificate of
the third class—J. Clark, Willenhall, Staffordshire,
bolt manufacturer, certificate of the second class.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

F. Ogley and C. H. Thompson, near Conisboreugh,
Yorkshire, ccmmcn brewers—J. Duftcn and C. Hatters-
ley, Leeds, painters—W. Hay and W. Paget, Kent-
street, Borough, licensed victuallers—H. Holmes and
F. Holmes. Bradford and
,Bizgley, Yorkshire, linen-
drapers-4 Inangridge„ Lowgridge, R. B, Long-
ridge, C. X.; ntitifflgo; . rrl;bwgri'dge,,lll. G. Lofk---
ridge, D. Lambe, D. Lambe, jun., J. W. Reynolds, and
T. S. Begtie, Bedlingtnn, Northumberland and Mansion-
house-place City, engineers and ironfounders (so far as re-
gards J. A. Longridge and J. W. Reynolds)—W. Pawling,
Hannah Pawling, Ann Pawlingi end Mary Pawling,
Shrivenhsm, Berkshire farmers—R. Ferguson, and W.
Ferguson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, butter and baccn
merchants —R. V. Hooper, J. K. Hooper, and
J. K. • Hooper, jun., Queenhitho, City, wine and
spirit imrorters (so far as regards R. V. Hooper)—
W. Longfie!d and C. Longfield, Bradfield, Yorkshire,
linendrapers—S. Smith and E. Fox, Batley Carr,
Yorkshire, mill owners—H. Oppenheim and J. A.
Joyce, Old Broad-street, City, commission merchants—
J. Sears and J. N. Sears, Penton-street, Pentonville,
booksellers—R. Davies, J. Williams. jun., and W.
Williams, Ystradgynlais, Breconshire, limestone traders
—A. Caldieott, W. J. Powell, A. Caldicott, jun., E.
Caldicott, and J. Willc)cks, Cheapside, City (as far as
regards W. P. Powell)—T. Staniforth, J. Staniforth,
and H, Staniforth, Hacklenthorpe, Derbyshire, scythe
manufacturers (so far as regards J. Stanifortb).
SCO £CH SEQUESTRATIONS.
S. Y. M'Culloch, Hawkbill, Ayrshire, farmer and
cattle dealer, to meet June 5 and 26, at one, within
the George Inn, Girvan.
T. Hyslop, Cumnock, Ayrshire, grocer, to meet June
3 and 24, at three, within the Black Bull Inn, Cumnock,
Ayrshire.