The Sun.
London, England, 1864-08-27 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

The following are the only bankrupts of commercial im-
portance in the Gazette :
Alfred Thwaites, jeweller, Clerkenwell
GArge E. Parham, dealer in timber, Lydlinch
John 'Thompson, innkeeper, Pudsey
William Thomson, draper, Rochdale
Charles John Chambers, commission agent, Manchester
John Forrester, miller, Penrith
Robert Woodward, dairyman, Islington
Edwin Heaven, builder, Islington
William Dean, upholsterer, Tottenhana-court•road
William Wilson' saddler, Stepney
Charles Marshall, butcher, Paddington
Job Cox, innkeeper, Bedford
Samuel Good, furniture broker, Newport
John Rodgerson, shipbuilder, Sunderland
Robert Atkinson, potato dealer, East Retford
James Ward, glass and china dealer, Liverpool
Charles D. Butt, mining agent Liverpool
Adam Thomson, draper, Rochdale
BANKRU FrcIES ANNULLED.
Thomas Mills, glass stainer, 188, Marylebone-road
Jas Stanford, boot and shoo maker, Burlington-arcade
Michael Jerdein, gentleman, 2, Staford•street, Bond-st.

sco roil BANKRUPTS.
John Greenhorn, lime merchant, Braehead
John Wallace, publican, Muirkirk
Adam Dunn, muslin warehouseman, Glasgow
Moore ana arr, wrights, Glasgow.
Walter Peacock, innkeeper, Lennostown
John Nicholson, farmer, Dunscore
John Forrester, plasterer, Glasgow

Course of Exchange,---Yesterday.

Amsterdam

Ditto
Rotterdam — 12 1 12 11,
Antwerp -..— 25 65 25 70
Brussels — 25 65 25 70
Hamburgh
Paris
Ditto -
25 _
_65
Marseilles

Frankfort on Maine..

1201

124

1, ienna
Trit.ste
Peters,
Berlin...
Berlin...
Madrid
Uadiz ..
Legh0rn........
Milan .....
Genoa .............,•
Naples .. •
Palermo
Messina
Lisbon
Oporto

11 i-30 11 90
11 t 0 11 90
30,1; 30/

474 it 471
46b
2.5 75 25 85
25 77% 25 82i
25 77! 2.5 821
25 80 25 85
25 80 25 85
25 8J '25 85

51t
614

THE ENGLISHMAN DROWNED AT DIEPPE. A
telegram was received in Newcastle on `Thursday,
by J. Sabbage, Esq., chief constable, from the British con-
Nut at Dieppe, conveying the sad intelligence that Mr Ralph
leoennnage,caidechnetmalliy drownedst,bonginagt tioha llte;:ot.r'
port
Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
Wednesday,up o n - Ty
andhad
that the body would be interred on Friday Mr Sabbage
been
at once communicated with Messrs Gil in and Co.,chemists,
of Pilgrim-street, in whose service thel deceased had been
for a number of years,
d
having served his apprentice-
ship withthat firm, end latterly acted in the capacity of
assistant. Information was also inunediatell forwarded to
the deceased's sister, who resides at Brixton. Mr Young
was 28 years of age, an orphan, and a son of the late Rev.
Win. Young, of Sierra Leone, Africa. He had been spend-
ing his annual holiday trip,
having left Newcastle about a
fortnight ago for Paris, and was returning home, via Dieppe,
when the deplorable accident heist him which terminated
his el:istence.—Netveasile, Journal.
FATAL ACCIDI:NT ON BOARD SKIP.—On Thurs-
day Alfred Reid, aged 14, was on board the Hebe schooner
at the Custom-house Quay. While the crew were employed
in raising some casks from the hold, suddenly one of the
links of the chain gave way, and a cask fell ou the head of
the unfortunate youth, who was standing underneath,
knocking him down and fracturing his skull so extsntivOy
that he citnost immediately expired.