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

TURKEY.

A letter from Zirs, of the 6th, states that colli-
sions have occurred in the Kadilub Gatzko, between
the Turks and the Montenegrins, who hive attacked
various Turkish villages, and carried off 900 sheep,
90 horses, and several oxen, belonging mostly to
Christians. At Nicksick, a Turkish shepherd was
decapitlted by them, and his 200 goats carried off.
Bands of armed horsemen, the account adds, are
scouring the Ilerzgovine in every direction. The
Austrian frontier is quiet as yet. Turkish troops are
expected in Albania to levy secrete.

MINING INTELLIGENCE.
(Fromm the Miring Journal of this thy.)

Basioet,3 hal ht:En rao:;:tAtjy active darin ihe week,
and rinar:rou3 bbarrs hav,:i changed band, tho77gh to a
mach k amo3ut then ckher of the two precAing
wet

At ilingslon Down Consols Mine meeting, on
Tuesday, tae acoounts thavrd-Balacce last account,
661. 83. 7d.; call received, 2491. 13s. 11d. ; copper ore
sal' 9861 103. 41 --.--1,3021. 123. 10d.-731,,rchsots' bills
for Jan.. 971. ss. 3d. ; costa for Feb. 481/. 103. 8d ;
Marc,., 4981. 123, lOds ; three months' office expeosi,s,
secretary's aalury, stationery, &c., 32/. 4.. 5d.; dis-
count, &C., 31 7s 11 ; dues, 621. 143. 41 ; s:winery
Court fees, 21. 7s. 81 : leaving na!ance to next eceatioe,
1231. 103. 70. ; ore told, (lap! in June, 6191, makes 7241
10.. 7d. assets, again:3 ligbilnies to cud May, 1,070/.
2s. 54.
At Wheal Kitty (late Lelant Consols.) quarterly
meeting. held on the 28. h April the sccaurus snua ed-
Lab ,or cost for J:ii 108/ 8 . 7.1.; Fen.. 9(,l 44.; Nlwoh,
591 11i ; m• reh .nts' ibillt., 881 16.. 8 i ; doct.e. f,,,,,
21. 1,. 61 =-- 3471 1,. 9 1.-Lly I ton of tin sold, Mlle.
near Eiouse. sul : leave. 2971 Is. 91 against the mine, to
discharge which a call was made.
At Trebarvah Mine half. ) c.,a:•iy mrctiog, the balance
to the eud ut March bang about 2001, a c.ll of 5,. per
share was unsex.
At Bicton. Consols meeting, on the Ist May, the le-
a-mumble opinion ut the aline entertained about two years
since seemed tr,w to be fully borne cut by facts.
At Carvaniial meeting, on Tuesday, the ag.:ut's report
stated that Envy t 14,1 cut a course of grey ore in ale 56
east, worth 20/. per kn.
At Wheal L anon meeting, on the 4'h inst., the. en-
COUilt4 t•busvrct a balance atatiest the mine of 1,2271. 3,.,
t:, thicha,ge c,,,hie,;l, anti C.rry on the opera:ions, a C4ll Ci
22,. per share was noels.
_ The Marke ValLy aiming Conipany'a adjourned an•
'btiti'.; nieeting war he.lo Itt the White Hart Hotel, &ills-
caj, en ths 30 h Atnil, when a rc:l4.r.-. was read. The
a,,," c'etiuts thow"a balm co of 1 214/. 3a. id. in Inca.
s,ll,v(3:loisatioitottbdeistectn--4 him (484 ). has yet to be paid,
Id reh: ae s due a, clirviJge3 of ores for F.,bruzry and
placed
tte same small tiabiutivs, upinst which must be
March 00,..,,Pr'thi'le of :as sales of the. Fehruury rod!
bean
enawedadinotsritiet)%tapals.ltOUL The directors have
borrowed capl;:ji:g
4,)hat the miie.ea: to
pay off• the 5002
before noticed quite unencumbered.
with the exception
At C:ttle and
the 4:h May, the aei,,,:sua Mute hi-monthly meeting, on
licomtet, 2t9/ Is. 6d.; :u.wt4,,,
iLhoweq-Balance from last
19;. 3.1 ; tribe; t for January,26B/. 17s. 83.;
alance,
Feb., 215/.
101.133/.163. 31.; wer-
orechanta' bills, 2721. 5,. 7& -_--,- 1,159/
sold, 4041. 143. 41; cart in I,d . 4. -By copper
cla, 512/ : leaves ba-
lance to next account, 238/. 15371';i. A call of 2/. per
Tuesday,
share was made.
At the Trethevy meeting on
March, 161/ ‘-- . • ' '
Ithowed--Baleince last account, 2321 5,.3'. , the accounts
' 2d.; mine cost
February, pa 19'. 10 1.;
and stationery for one year, Lot 194; lap,
()Tar;
81. 101-6091. 133. By calls received, 4671 0 Thje'
inst the mine 1401,• 7d. al:
leaving balance age
h ' ss. 61 The
mine was divided into 1,024 s are 3, instead bf 512 l 3
heretofore, and a call of 1" per sham Was made on the
former number; 41 shares were iodated for non-pay-
ment of arrears of calls.
At West Pice.;ix bi me hl39n nty •g, the accounts
showed-Balance last account, .ee 58. Id.
; cash re-
ceived, 266/..----3057, 53„ Id. Cot fin' February, au. 76.
104.; March, 1021. Is. I Id.; rent, printing. &co 17/.193.:
leaving a balance to next at:ennui, 911. 163. 4d. A. ~,,ii
of Bj. per shore was made.
At the Wheel Gill meeting, on Tuesday, the accounts
showed-Balance last account, 2631. 63. 43.; mine cost
for February, alai
--‘)•• 15a. 7d.; ditto for March, 2681.25. Id.;
Printing, 31- 16'. GL; tent of office, 81. Bs.; sundries, 81.
19i. ld.-8741. 17s. 71. By calls, 6191. 10s.: leaving a
balance against the mina of 255/. is. 7d. A call of 133.
per share was made.
At Kingiett and Bedford bi-montbly meeting, on
Tuesday. the accounts showed-Balance from last ac-
count. 731. 03. 101; cost for February., 271 145.; March,
331. 123. 2d.; rep', printing, &c,, lal 7s. = 1521. 14g. 7d.
Cash received, 1041. 181: leaving balance to next ac-
count. 471. 163. 71 A call of ss. per share was Ina"'
and 94 shares forfeited for non-plyment of calls.
At Greet Sheba Consols; bimonthly meeting. on Tues•
day, the wliounta showed-F,,b. cast, 110/ 189. S,B 1
Mirch, 11E/ 8 ~ 1.1.; wtVer-wti.-e1 and rn..c,littery, 401.;
capa"su r..p.-, 35/ 11 t. 541 ; Pt.i.r.Pr, 161 15;.; 1"13 '1
office, 81 8..; sut,dcy c.).t 21/. 7, 100 ; printit.g, 41 12,;.
61. --,-- 725/ 13. 61.-13a!aix in h ,nil. I.st account, I i 61.
15-. 7'i.; clash Et-cep/441, 6071 7e. 61 : leaving balance to
atxt sec Atilt, 18s. sn. A cad of 103. per share Was
made. 1

At the Wet Stray Park meet' r. ' rg, en Tile ley, the
accounts BEOW.lll—Libour cost fur Octi.bi,r, 3fl, 3i. 3,1 •
Nov.,
touter, 561 18i. 9J.; Dee tuber, 105/. IS!. 8,1.;
j'ihn'TY, 119t.'
,124. 3d ; Fcbreerv, 1261 11s. I lit •
MArch. t 45(
a, , .748115
..,-, 8l.; nierch,tn:s' b:11, engine bt)ile;',
acconto 331 11,', 3d.; 1,3391 184. 81.—By Winer° lnat
learmg 13 tla.,c4.
per
shrine _g:t_f.ttr. the mine, 7751. 19.1. U. A eJII
of 1/.'ll a .
At the Great It.,ugh for Conao!s meetir7. on the
6 h in.tatit, 'be accounts sh,
F.,,bruary,,wl( d— Mine cost for.;
d:6l/. 7, VA.
1771. 17,g. 61.5
; M4reh. 1771.
17i. 6d.: laavitig u balaLe„
(4.,.o,nrtier, 136! 17s. 6J.,
with are. tiill. not at Maturity. 1
un-
paid, 4811 10,,.
un...
aidt.othe - holders of
It was r.3,,iveduithl.o3., and calla
i
shares ',Ai which Ca 94 r ton dais after
sot* by the purser, sbould L. proceededPi again6t by the
Solicitor.
Dark" th 3 ii:Ok Ohar.,3 hue ahsnse4 1104413 LI the

followinv mines— Alfred Consots, Wes' Alfred, Tr°.
bane, Tincr.or, Mak." Walls, L wis, St. Auhyn rend
Gulls, West, Dt-g 1) utg, West Providence, 1 teena) ne,
Catin fledtord. Treb.trvah, Bryorail, Cliv , Butter-
con, Ii lb,icken, Vale of Towey, Trammel( ad 8.1.
serce, Tamar, tiny, Cuberr. Great Bryn, Spec well,
Chiverton, Harriett, Cupid, Mdlpool, Gustavus, Crehur,
North Down:=, Treleigh, Neptune, Tretusis, West Rus-
sell Fist Birch Tor, L ingford and Baring, West Friend-
ship. Zion, Por ke Rosewarne, Sidney Godol phin, West
Treasury, Wheal Squire, Pentire Glez Coed Mawr
Pool, North Wheal Buller, Wheal Mary (Sr. Just),
ebrtstew, Eat Treecoll, East Ra',hleigh, Wheal Golden,
Yeuland Consuls, Ctij AL East Russell, B 'ringdou Park,
Eist Boringdon, North Wheal Robert, Cwnadyle R ck,
Orsedd, Robins, Trevylisn, South Tamar, Union Tin,
West Wheal Rose, South Carn Brea, Beacon. West Pol
gooth, Wheal Lovell, Merlyn, Okel Tor, Wood, S.). d-
trey, Great Polgooth, Car7annalt East Bassett, Tyward-
reath, Wicklow Copper, and Mining Company of Ire-
In Foreign Shares trawactims have taken place in
Royal Santiago, Cobre, Worthing, Linares, St. John del
Hey, Copiape, United Mexican.

THE ARMY AND NAVY.
(From the United Service Gazette of this day.)
COLONELCY OF THE hCOTS GREYS.—Speculation is,
of course, afloat regarding the succession lo the vacant
colontley of this truly distinguished corps. Following
the usual practice, it is surmised that a colonel of one of
the has profitable regiments will be removed to the 2d
North British Dragoons, and that Atijor-General Tay-
lor, C. 8., will have the vacancy so created. Among the
generals named in the reports (for none cf which de we
vouch), as likely t,-) have the Greys, are Sir H. Cumming
and the Her. H. Murray.
BEINFoRCEMENTS FOR JERSEY.—The depot 59th
Regiment, now stationed at Canterbury, will embark at
Dover on the 17th, in her Majesty's eteam-ship Samp-
son, for Jersey.
A MILITARY FAMILY PARTY.—Major-General Bain-
brigge, who has embarked to take the command of the
troops in Ceylon, has appointed his sons on the staff of
the colony—viz., Ensign Bainbrigg.4, 13th Light In-
fantry, as Assistant Military Secretary, and Lieutenant -
Bainbrig,r, of the Royal Engineers, as Aide de-Camp.
BLESSINGS OF THE PURCHASE SYSTEM—Captain
iedder, 391 h Regiment, hes purchased his commission,
over the heads of nine lieutenants. This officer only
last year entered the corps, having exchanged from the
3d Dragoon Guard.
bTAFF.—Mr,jor-General Fleming, C. 8., left Limerick
on the 12th inst,, on a tour of inspection of this district,
and arrived at Galway on the 13th inst., to make his in-
cp,et ion of the head,qaarters of the 9th Regiment.
ORDNANCE.—MiIitary escorts hays marched from the
o,•dr.acce depots at Charlem mt Fort, Magazine, arid
Pigeon-rwuse Fort, Dublin, Athlone, and Cork, with the
,firing allowance of practice ammunition, for the use of
the troops in the several districts.
CAPE STAFF.—Captain Hugh Smith, 3d Buffs, late
Aide-de-C.rnii to, Lieutenant General Sir 11. Smith, has
been appointed Ai.te-de Camp to Major-Generas Yorke,
the second in c mmsnd at the Cape of Good Elope.
VACANT REGIMENT. —By the d. cease of General Sir
Wslhaw Ki. r apt, K.O 13. aid G.C.H., the Colunaley
of the 2,1 Dragoons has become vacant.
NlNj.ir-General J. Mg) inald, C. 8., has returned to
K ikenny, itoeo t is tour of inspection of the district.
Cons. DISTRICT —Thjor G,meral Manse!, K.H , has
returfred to Cork, from his tour of inspection of the
district.

Tne f,,Llowing infantry regiments, stationed in Ir, land,
are the first on the roster for foreign service, viz :-
71,t (Eighlind Lfintry, 1-1 Btttaliot) S 9-11,
39 h. 14,h, 9 11, 62,1, 17 11, 521 (I,,ght L'antr)), 631,
81-r, 27 h 90,h (Light Loantry). 91st
R,gicru nt (I,t Ba,taltou); 40:h, Ist Royal (2d Bat-
-31,t, end 57ih are already tinder order:.
The following del o :2, stitiont d in Ireland, are first on
the ro.ter for nte,t Bri,nir,:-6641. 34,h, 73i, 6 h
(Rryal). 41st (Welsh), 49-h, 5941. 47 h, 921 (G,tdon
liiguland,Ts), 68 h (Light Int.,ntry), 56 Is, 3d (Buti,),
74 h (High!a,dets), 60:h Itlflc4 (21 13ettraion), 21
(Q teen's R yal), and 431 (Light lutsn'ry).
It is report,cl that Captain Francis P. -Blackwood will
take cot:Jai:lnd of the neat Expedition to R-hring's
S,r4i's, should it be decided to send one to the relief of
Captain Collinson and Commander McClure. Corn
iwrider Inglefield will, in all probability, be second in
command.

MELANCHOLY DEATII OF A
CLERGYMAN.

EXETER, THURSDAY.—EI general gloom has been
thrown over this city, by, the intelligence of the death of
a clergyman who was not better known than he was
ueiversally esteemed and beloved. It appears that on
Saturday morning the Thy. J H. S. Burr, who was a
priest vicar of Exeter Cathedral, left his residence in
Culleton•crescent, to proceed to Porthleven, near rids•
ton, in Cornwall, to supply the place of the Rev. J. L.
Williams, the incumbent, who is absent on account of
ill•healtb. Oe Sunday Mr. Burr did duty far the
reverend gentleman. He was lodging in a email house
which overlooked the sea, and about half-past eight on
Tuesday morning he went out to indidge in sea-bathing,
of which he was particularly fond. This part of the
coast, however, is very dangerous, from sunken rocks
and rapid currents, and Mr. Williams had earnestly re-
presentcd to Mr. Barr, on previous occasions, the great
danger, and had begged him not to bathe without taking
wry great precautions. Mr. Burr. however, who had the
reputation of being an expert swimmer, is stated to have
been of a venturesome disposition, and to be undeterred
by any of the fears fur his sefety which were entertained
by his friends. On Tuesday morning he had beer invited
o breakfast at the parsunege, but not appearing at
ho lice appointed, a servant was sent to his lodging
to make inquiries. On h Ruling that he had not re-
turned from bathing, alarm was immediately felt, and
tome of hs friends hastened to the spot in the direc-
tion which he had been last seen. They found hii clothes
upon the beach, and his faithful dog—a small white ter-
rier—still guarding them. Nothing could be teen of
the unto:What° gentleman, aed the sea vas so rough
that the boatenea could net put cut in any small boats.
flowerer, search was prosecuted. and at a late hour
e
in the efternon the body was discovered, carried by
the rapid.y of the current a distance of two miles
from the spA,t where the clothes and dog were found.
Tho Rev. Canon Rogers, who resides within a mile,
was proe.taly engaged in assisting aed suvrintending
IN. search, sod toe dn•covery of ihe body was: iinure
davely e.eettoeieete d to Mr. Burt's trier,ds ia Exeter.
What aggravates the diem ssing character of tho event
Is the eireuEnstarci, first Mrs. Burr was (view, visiting
I,er ienda in France, when the arrang,inents were
inlcle tor the de ceas,o's visit to Pun I, yen. Mrs. Burr
r urned unexpectedly to Exeter on Saturday morning,
after her hushm,d had It ft, fur Cornwall.

LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY

t'a FE OF TAHICI.

On Thursday morning the gi null cu,.eting of this
exedlenfand minentiy useful sneirty +c3.4 tit Id in Eiv,:er-
li,ll. Oe the vlalorus •we obarr ved the Hon. and Rev.
BautiA D. C,x, Dr. Tidcuan, Dr. B-autnont, Dr.
Etaii~ y, Rtv. John Alig.:ll Jame:;, of Birisinghsm, Rev.
J. S.b,e-e. n; Covcntry, ft-v. J. A:ex..“,d,r, of N,,rwieh,
JOSLII 11,711S.11(eulOUreil). G,orge Hitehe ck, E q.,
and A. R,..olter, E,q, Mayor of Plyauouih, and mtiy
oJi( rs.

The chair was occupied by the Right Hon. the LORD
NfAYoa, who introduced the ro
din to the general importunes of e,ed
thetues by a briet !flies
st socirty.
A.N
wor's, of raisstons,
and a cordial expre”iien of his interest in eiS
'I he Rev. De. TIDIr, theforeignec
.d
the report, ..vnice ;vas the fitce-eighthreat'ir:"tiYl thee
r:.,:
re-
port of the society. It comMenced by hitnenting the -moval by death of their Nee respected home secretary,
the Rev. Joseph John Freeman. and also of the Rev.
Thomas Lewis, of Islington, a firm supporter of thar
eociety, the venerable Dr. Philip, so many years a mis
sionary of the society in South Africa, and the Pie;.
Hebert Hamilton, 34 years the laborious coadjutor of
Moffett, bad been taken from them. The number of
European Agents at present sustained by the society
was 170, with their wives and families. The band
of missionaries at Tahiti and the South Sea Islaeds
had been reinforced by four young brethren, and
the Rev. Aaron Buzecott bad returned with five thousand
copies of the Bible in the dialect of the Hervey lilande,
which he (Mr. Buzscott) had translated, revised, and
carried through the press. The report then explained
the position of Tahiti at the present time, which it ap-
peared had .become very difficult and embarrassing
under the present French Governor. The labours of
the missionaries were restricted to certain lace-
hties, and the people warn restricted to certain
localities, and practically prohibited from rendering
any assistance to their pastors, and as these restric-
tions were framed and passed in the assembly of na-
-1 tire chiefs, but in which the icflaence of the Gover-
nor was paramount, they had all the authority of
native law. Such -ac 1• s were obviously at va-
riance p., . eeceng
w. with the original treaty made by the Queen
doimth For
tchcehEau.tboritie.s, in which the unrestaicted free.
British missionaries was guaranteed ; but
events
the
gave instructroßenens
months,from_,_,, had deterred the directors, for the present,
ace therefore thePublin'
0,,, 67,•Irorig redress through the inteovention of our
On May 4, the Governer of Tahiti
4;for a fete in celebration of the anniver-
sary of the which occurred on the Sunday,
at dang
Ame-
rican,
Sabbath, by theraixinatives council not to profane the
~ave missionaries, both English and
prcnrcutt d " for Y:t themselves up with it, as it oc-
ritted by For thia the Rev. Mr. Howe was
curred oti th
into contempt;' arr.heemeting to bring the Government
tßhsv. Gentleman defended himself,
and was acquitted
state that rwmare, th P jury. The report went on to
reality little better than,
Car a Q''' en
i'l
"me'
wes
in
heir toedeee. hin,, had, ,a euiffiv, and (lei ply felt
her Pro estant priuciph., how, ver, ,
no,dy meteteined
ini,,ionatieswas
to., :. end her r.eard for BritlA
the Protestant churches
their eeeeseasise. wht.veideot to be grateful to
the
had hitherto heal
f Tahiti had rpeeiv,.,l nail
'Tahitians, the Popish priesthoodi additions of your g
had - been ordain. d, to
stored.
totelly unsuccesdal, so tar ars,
corited. Ssveral native paste ''
•nativeg were eel"
counteract the curtailment of the hiss'
BioDatiOi. The ixtirpwing civil
wars,rty
tong
the vile-
ile'vire touched'
in and devastating the s,,,ertub IslandBs° ng
raging
, had ceased,
the missionaries, titer eaxt"
al
pc(pritabC3Mo
oatnicithpeEacs(tlatliviBo6f PtarenWlestrflnee,B, the
e_
to South Africa, and entered , into
(1131stifeine(cder
mofanytheehaerotAtiedoutcitodeta'
ccustmions
brought ag•-tit:st
their loyalty. The report next stated that the ietelt,—
geeee of tee death ef the Queen of Madagascar had proved
inaccurate. Eighteen Dative Chrietims had been tidied
to the already ex'ebdoi list of martyrs ha that island,
and some two thousand others had been fined, impri-
soned, he. China was next touched on. Tao first
copy of the revised Chinese New Testament, printed in
moveuble metal types, by thy .24 itiunarille Colonise_ l
tion Sessiety, heel been It-Miea ; an allitinial mis,

sioTary had been sent. India came next, and was elabo-
rat,ly reviewed. The cash st,tement st t torth that the
receipts of the wilt year included subscriptions to the
amount of 46 7641 ; legacies, 10 1081 ; and contribu-
tions tram mi,siouary stations, 12.175/ ; total, 69.0481.
Expenditure (including special disbursements to the re-
pairs of the John Williams, rr4i.qtionsry ship, and the
erection of a college at Calcutta), 72,830/.
The Right Hon. Chairman being compelled to leave
the meeting, he was succeeded by Mr. Kershaw, M.P.
The Rev. Dr. Halley, of Manchester, moved, the Rev.
Dr. Cox. of Hackney, stcond9d, and the Rev. John
Angell Jmnes, of Birmingham, supported, a resolution
adopting the report.
Mr. JAMES stated that en the preceding evenings note
of 5001. bad been put in the pla'e after Dr. Beaumont's
sermon at the Tab,-rnacle.—(Clae,rs.) Another gentle,
man promised a guinea a day.—(Cheere.)
The meeting was subsrqutntly addressed by the Mayor
of Plymouth, Rev. S. Stratten, Dr. a-aumont, and several
others, after which rt.e ~Tyvared.

The Count Baptiste Metaxi left Cumberland-street
on a summer visit to his family connexion in Greece and
the lonian Islands.
lIIALVERN.-A serious accident, showing the evil
consequences of drunkenness, occurred to a man named
William Jones, on the night of !.zunday week. It seems that
while in a state of intoxication he was walking up the
yard of the Unicorn Inn, when he fell down into another
yard at the back of Mr. Stannah's shop, a distance of
about thirty feet. One of his legs was broken below the
knee and one of his fingers, and he also sustained other
severe injuries.

BANK OF ENGLAND.
(From last night's Gazette.)
An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth of Victoria, cap. 32 for
the Week ending on Saturday, the Bth day of ➢fay-, 1852.
twat DEPARTMENT.

Notes issued 33,732,130

Government debt .. 11,015,100
Other securities .... 2,9.4,%0
Gold coin and bullion 19,698 755
Silver bullion .. •. • • 33,375

433.732,130

£33,732 13
MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.
Dated the 13th day of ➢iay, 1852.
SANKiNG DEPAILTMAN T.

Proprictorecapital.. 11,553,000
Rost • . • 3,124,968
Public deposits (in-
cluding Exchequer,
Commissioners of
National Debt, Sav-
ings-banks, and Di-
widend accoun,s) • . 3.526 451
Other deposits • • 14,139,767
Saven day and other
.... 1,277,254

Government securi-
ties (including Dead
Weight Annuity) .. 13 338,023
Other securities .•.• 10,8x8495
Notes .. •• ••.• .• 11,887 015
Gold and silver coin.. 498,907

135,612,440 I IN 012,440
M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.

Dated the 13th day of May. 1852.

THE LONDON GAZETTE, May 1

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
JAbn Wilkinson, brace manu!icturer, Nottingham.
Tnems Y.,ungruan, draper, 014-street-road.
BANKULUP i's.

Robert White anti John Bo kkr, scale board cutter.,
Gloucester-street, Curtain-road, May 22 and June 26, at
twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Whitmore, offiokl
assignee, Basinghall-street; Nurzon and Son, New-
street, Bisfe:psgate.
Thomas insme, innkeeper, Buckingham, May 28, at
half past tivtive. and June 26: at One, at the Court of
Bankruptcy. W.ThiLmore, official assignee, Basingball.
street; Bas!ey, Mecklenburgh square.
James Absefl, upholiterer, Cambridge place, Hackney-
road, May 22, at half-past one, and June 26, at eleven,
at the Court of Bankruptcy. Nicholson, official assignee,
Basinghall street; Norton and Sou, New-street, Bishops-
gate.
Joseph Osborne, butcher, Leigh, Essex, May 21, at
half-past twelve, and July 3. at eleven, at the Court of
Bankruptcy. Pennell, t.ffieial assignt e, Gu:ldhsll
Chambers; Lii klaterv, Sise lane, Bucklersbury; Wood-
ard, 13s11.,ricay. Essex.
Eiward Dabbles, common brewer, Colchester, May
21, and June 22, at twelve, at the Court of Bankrup!cy.
Graham, official assignee; Wire and Child, Swithins.
lane; Barnes and N, ck, Colchester.
Fledecick Gettl.3 Munsarrat, wino merchant, Duke.
street, Grosvenor-square, May 21, at one, and June 25,
at twelve, at the Conrt of Bankruptcy. Stansfeld,
official assignee; Linkiwera, Si se-lane, Bucklersbury.
Stephens Tripp, money ecnivener, Sergeant's-inn, Fleet-
street, May 25, at half-past twelve, and June 14, at
eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Bell, official as-
signee; Lawrence, Liews, and Boyer, Old Jewry-
chambers. _ _ _

Henry Banks, carpenter, Bethnal-green-road, May 25,
at half-past two. and Juno 29, at twt Ire, at the Court of
Bankruptcy. 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 twelve, at thu Court of Bankruptcy.
Edwards, official assignee, Sambrook-court, Basinghall-
street; Linklaters, Sise-lane, Bucklerabury.
Francis Parker Hoblyn, surgeon, Cambridge, May
25, at two, and Juno 29, at twelve, at the Court of
Bankruptcy. Edwards, official assignee, Sambre( k-
court, Basinghall-street; Linklaters, Sise-lane, Bucklers-
bury.
Thomas Head, apothecary, Hanley, Staffordshire, May
24 and June 14, at half-past ten, at the Birmingham
District Court. Bittleston, official assignee, Birming-
ham; Cowdell, jun., Hinckley.
William Collins, draper, Marlborough, May 27 and
June 24, at half-past twelve, at the Bristol District
Court. Hutton, official assignee, Bristol; Sole, Turner,
and Turner, London.
William Barnard Frankish, draper, Kingston-npon-
Hull, June 2 and 23, at twelve, at the Lledi District
Court. Carrick, official assignee, Hull; BA!, Hull.
Hiram Broadbent, grocer, Dukintield, Cheshire, May
27 and June 17, at twelve, at the Manchester District
Court. Lee, offizia assignee, Manchester; Darnton,
Ashton-under-Lyne; Sale, Worthington, and Shipman,
Manchester.

DIVIDENDS.
At the C urr, Basinghall-street.
J. G. Fuller, St. James's street, wine merchant, June
4, at twelve—R. sm., and R Billing, jun.,
Reading, Berkshire, briel7makers, Jane 4, at eleven—J.
Miller, Couduit-street %Vest, Paddington, corn dealer,
Juno 10, at two—J. W. Diwson and T. E. Williams,
Crescent-place, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars. wine
merchants, Jane 10. at eleven—J. Cunifall, Old Bond-
street, publisher, June 4, at one—P. Phillips, Crowlaud,
Lincolnshire, conam n brQwer, June 4, at half-cast eleven
—W. Ridge, C Ridge, and W. Newland, Cnichf
Su-sex, bsi.ker4, June 5, at half-past eleven—G. Hart
and T. Hart, Union-street, SThuth Nark. trimming manu-
facturers, June 4, at hall-past one—W. Waltz. and S.
Webb. Oxford-street, iudia rubber warebousemen, June
4, at eleven.

In the Country.
J. 0. Holmes and Y. L. Marshall, Sunderland, tim
her merchants, June 11, at eleven, at the Court, New-
castle-upon-Tyne—T. Patteson, Sheriff hill, Durham,
earthenware manu►acturer, June 9, at half pat ten, at
the Court, Newcastle-upon-Ty ne —T. Coates, Sunderlant'
Dufhatn, wine merchant, June 8, at half•p'ast rino, at the
Court, Newcastle-upor.- Tyne—J. Y. Smith, Newcastle-
upon. Tyne, ship and insurance brAer, June 11, at
eleven, at the Court, Newcastle-upon-Tyne—J. Nichol-
son, Jonkin Cr-tigg, Weitmortlazid, cattle and sheep
salesman. June 11, at one, at the COurr, Newcaitlo- upon-
Tyne—E, zib9th Harris Ryder, Birmingham. jeweller,
June 8 at half-plat eleven, et the Court, 13irmingham
D. Shaw and J. Shaw, Meltbatn, Y. irkshire, manufac-
turers, Jive 11,-at eleven, at tile C )ert, L4eda.