The Sun.
London, England, 1838-04-21 00:00:00

DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.

ROGERS JAMES BAILY, ship-builder, Burnham, Essex.
JAMES WARD, licensed victualler, Upper St. Martin's-lane.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
JAMES BRUNT, silk-merchant, flash-bottom, Staffordshire.
BANKRUPTS.

WILLIAM TOOLY, carpenter, St. James's-buildings, Cler-
kenwell, to surrender April 27, at two, and June 1, at eleven, at
the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson, Basinghall-street, official as-
signee ; Robinson, Hine, and Robinson, Charterhonse-square.
GEORGE EVANS, trunk-maker, Southampton, May 2, and
June I, at twelve, at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton. Parr, Fish-
street, Poole ; Holme, Loftus, and Young, New-inn, London.
JOB PILLING, millwright, Habergham Eaves, near Burnley,
Lancashire, May 5, and Juno 1, at eleven, at the Bull Inn, Burn-
ley. Alcock and Dixon, Burnley ; Douglass and Cragg,Gray's Inn,
London.

GEORGE ANDREWS, woolstapler, Sturminster Marshall,
Dorset May 1, and June 1, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn,
Blandford-ferum. Arnold, Poole; Weller, Essex-street, Strand,
London.

ROBERT PROCTER, farmer, Nettleham, Lincoln, April 28,
and June 1, at the office of Messrs. Dudding and Cooke, Lincoln.
Wing, Gray's-inn, Middlesex ; Cooke, Lincoln.
DIVIDENDS.
At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street.
Alexander Hawkins, ironmonger, of 19 Chiswell street, May 14,
at half-past eleven—Mitchell Kettle, linendraper, of Ware, Hert-
fordshire, May 14, at half-cast twelve—Richard Davis, linen-ware-
houseman, of Watling-street, May 14, at two—Dame Catherine
Marsh, widow, Lucy Deane, widow. Richard Westbrook, sen., and
Henry Boyle Deane, of Reading, May 11, at eleven—George Solo-
mon!, tallow-chandler, of 37, .Vineries, May 11, at one—John An-
denim and Henry Alexander Douglas, merchant, of Winchester
House, Old Broad-street, May 11, at half-past eleven—John
Dickinson, warehouseman, of Guildhall-passage, May 10, at twelve
—Thomas Chandler Biggs, silk-manufacturer, of Russia-row,
May 11, at twelve—Daniel Tobin and Benjamin Jones Mitchell,
ship-chandlers, late of Limehouse and Broad-street-buildings,
May 11, at one—Edward Bunn, merchant, of Hermitage-place,
St. John-street-road, May 8, at eleven—John Polfreman, victualler,
of the Hand in Hand public-house, 57, High Holborn, May 8, at
half-past eleven—Richard Wiestanley, jun., and George Hudson
warehousemen, of King-street, May 10, at half-past eleven—John
Webb, linendraper, of High-street, Southwark, May H, at eleven
—Thomas Oora, James Egbert iloolbroorn, Philip Ibbetson Fen-
ton, and Thomas Adolphus Knoblock, merchants, of New Broad-
street, May 10, at eleven—William Hayward, and Cornelius
Hel-
liar, carriage-builders, of 13k, Long Acre, May It at oae__-Joseph
,
Swartz :Bassett, stock-broker, of Angel court, Throgrnorton-atreet
arMay 12, at eleven—David Scott, woollen-drapers of )1 lebo ) ne.
street, May 12, at twelve.

. .
In the Country.
Jane Barrett, machine-maker, Boston, Lincolnshire, May 12,
at one, at the Peacock Inn, Boston--Richard Scott Burkitt, draper,
Sheffield, Jtine 1, at one, at the Town-hall, Sheffield—John Tog-
well, baker, Cileltenham, May 9, at twelve, at the Hop Pole Inn,
Tewkesbury—William Lineham, slater, Cheltenham, May 14, at
three, at the Fleece Hotel, Cheltenham—Thomas Gregson, cotter-
.manufacturer. Burnley, Lancashire, May 23, it three, at the
Commissionerscromns, Maaehester--Tbonaas Vinining and Charles 11
Vining, corn-factors, Bristol, May 12, et twelve, at the Corn-
me:rcial-rooms, Bristol— William Denby, fustian-manufacturer,, I
Man.thester, and Heywood, near Bury, May 22, at ten, at the 1
Commissioners'-roomy, Manchester—John Simpson, hatter, SPaid"
ing, Litrcobashire, May 17, at two, at the George be, *AM"
ford-Baron, Northamptonshire—Wdliato Hitlirye
Suen, li"wa'''
draper, Leeds, :May 13, at eleven, at the CommisaiorgrerrOfains9
Manchester.

CERTIFICATES, MAY 11.
E. Knight, surrier, ITlverston, Lancashire—ll. Staffell, druggist,
Strood, Kent—J. Blonkfield, warehouseman, Rose Inn and W ag-
gon Office, Farringdon-street--T. lizzilyer warehouseman John-
street, West Smithfield—H. R. D. Datt:m, distiller, Bolton-le-
Moors, Lancashire—F. G. Brazer, oil and coluurman, Leamington
Priors, Warwickshire—W. Jones, b4ilder, Wolv/rhampton.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

N. and W. Castiodine, theber rnerellanta,
.North End, Cro don
—G. Alcoa and T. J. Robo&am, AlanVactgring
,chernisui, Lur-
slem, Staffordshire—J. and E. Clarke, Auntnakers,:.l..eicester—N,
Beswick and Co., wine and spirit Etterehaata—J. Robinson,4nd3l.,
Bowler, hatters, Wellington, Shropshire—Cr. Lett and G. A.
Harris, stonemasons, Greenwich, Kent—M. Nield and d. Bridge,
cotton spinners, North Moor, Luwashire—E, EdwArds mid Cp.,
flannel manufacturers, Newton, Montgomery—J. E7e au4t, And W.
Wilkinson, worsted manufacturers, Colne, Lanasohire-0. *kr,
ridge and W. D. Rider, booksellers, Liverpooi—J.
Co., malt:liners, Pit Bank, Lancashire—N. Brown and Cs,--V.
Hoyle aril Co., eottost
_spinners, Hinds Mill, Lancashire—J. Pock-
lingtou awl Co., meat salesmen, Newgate Market—C. B. De Jer-
sey and j..-4• itrericla, mere4gt.i, Manchester—W. Cooper and J.
Pritchard, 4Pnist.tuanufacturers, BA•fo,ol—L. A. Reeve and H. W.
Harding, wholesale grocers, Philpot4ane, City—T. Musgrave and
L. Baploo, stmeyor,a, Mount-street, Bei:Lejey--square.

PRKE ,OF SUGAR.
The 65.-flaigire44 444ci1vi4:10 il,gfir, ;f7ptp,the xecorns made
in tEw weec em 'lig 'fie 31,ti1,1,pf t..prg, I) t 4., ;is pps. H,GI. far Cwt.,
exciiiaire of Owe Dw..,i,3 cd,Quitteurs -wit' ik • pizsigble itli t,-ejraporta
x ,
tio, thereof into Great Eritiii,4.

There are riti v g, t 10.2 flit par4s,l3 ,0f
dlesex, a man and his wife 1,,y I.lLe rna4ue of Ekallemore, ,whose
united ages amount to 204 years;t'ea's ago is 10$ years,
and his wife's 101 years.
At the Shrewsbury Quarter Sessions, last week,
Joseph Giles, formerly foreman in the employ of Mr. J. Top-
') , butclier, was tried for embezzlement, when the Jury ac- Sir
quitted 12 ix, and, amidst roars of laughter, reconiniended bini grave sc,
to mercy,— Worcester Guardian,

THE SUN, LONDON, SATITRDAY, APRIL 21, 1838.