The Sun.
London, England, 1854-08-16 00:00:00

INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.

John Crothall, of Ashford, Kent, boot and shoemaker—
Joseph Turner, of Manchester, railway clerk—Archibald
Augustine Eastwood, of Manchester, wholesale milliner—
Hanstock, of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, licensed
victualler—Wm. Dwelley, jun., of Plymouth, Devonshire,
architect—Frederick Davis, of King's Coughton, War-
wickshire, needle scourer—George Mosley, of Sheffield,
Yorkshire, brickmaker—Wm. Green, of Sheffield, York-
shire, hair seating manufacturer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

William Crowther and John Watson, of Leeds, potash
manufacturers—Josa. -Whitworth and Joseph Clarkson, of
Huddersfield, tea dealers—Alfred Grist and Frederick
William Perry, of Chelsea, smiths —Robert James Brown
and Bailey Sacker, of Sunderland, timber merchants—
James Trowadale, Thomas Corlett Jackson, and Thomas
Garbutt, jun., of Stockton, Durham, railway contractors
(so far as regards Thomas Garbutt, jan.)—Thomas Corlett
Jackson and Thomas Garbutt, jun., of Stockton, I)urham,
iron merchants—Heniy Sturt, James C. Sharp, John H.
Sharp, Henry Sturt, jun.,. and Edward Sturt, of Belper,
Derbyshire, and of Wood-street, London, hosiers (so far as
regards J. H. Sharp)—Henry Sturt, Henry Sturt, jun.,
James C. Sharp, and John H. Sharp, of Wood-street,
London, warehousemen (so far as regards John H. Sharp)
Henry Preston and John Foden, of Manchester, commission
agents—George Palk Ager, and Thos. Brown, of Norwood,
Surrey, licensed victualler—George Fred. ru.rnivall, of Eg-
ham, Surrey, surgeon, and Charles Summers, of Easton-
square, London, keeper of an asylum for insane
patients—Louis Schlesinger and Atkinson Wilkin, of
Liverpool, merchants—Henry Woodward and Edward.
Woodhouse, of Worcester, hop merchants—Wm. Westley,
Charles Henry Westley, and John Cecil Westley, of Dud-
' ley, Worcester, hop merchants (so far as regards John
Cecil Westley)—Jahn Bryant and William Field, of Rich-
mond, 'Surrey, drapers—William Haffenden Woollett and
Otto Smith, of 6, Commercial-street, Whitechapel, writers
on glass—George Judd and John Riddey, of Coningsby,
Lincolnshire, drapers—William Williames Dawkins and
Thomas Faggle Diamond, of 3, Bow-lane, City, ware-
housemen—Philip Lucas, Henry Michelle, Sampson Lucas,
Lionel Lucas, Horatio Lucas Michelle, and Philip Luca&
jun., of London and Manchester, merchants (so far as re-
gards Philip Lucas, jan.)—Sarah Ann Wade and Morley
Lewin, of Measham, Derbyshire, and of Market Bosworth,
Leicestershire, mercers—Henry Sherard Coleman, and
John Stevens, of Bromley, Middlesex, and Mark-lane,
City, chemical manufacturers—William Duncan, Julius
Tate Bower, Thomas Hamper, and John Brown, of
31, Tooley-street, isinglass merchants— Thomas Howson
and John Anderson, of Rishton, Lancashire, cloth
manufacturers—Henry Philip Dixon and Edward Bus-
sell Beedle, of Chelsea, lime merchants Henry
Mallett, Maria Pike, Thomas Hill, and Thomas Edwards,
of Quorndon, Leicestershire, and of Nottingham, lace
manufacturers (so far as regards Thomas Edwards)---Allin
Carter and Elliot Carter, of High Burton, Yorkshire,
edg :-tool makers—John Danks, Benjamin Danks, and
William Lowey of Wednesbury, Staffordshire, gas-tube
makers and fitters (so far as regards Benjamin Danks)—
Joseph Nicholson and George Harkes, of London, iron-
founders— Charles John Chesshyre, John Andrews, and
William Fisher, of Cheltenham, money scriveners—Robert
Lewis Jones and John Clarkson Major, of Boughton,
Cheshire, ink manufacturers—William Mitchell and Wil-
liam Otho Mitchell, of 39, Charing-cross, stationers—
James Major, Joseph Major, and George Major, of Not-
tingham, lace merchants (so far as regards Gedge Major)
—J. Poole and Sidney M. Cornelius, of Sherborne, Dor-
setshire, land agents—James Churchett and Robert
Wright, of 25, Hatton-garden, drapers—John O'Neill and
and Edward Smythe, Of Crown-court, Old Broad-street,
City, wine merchants—Samuel Stevens and William
Bacon 'Elliott, of Nottingham, drapers—James Shannon,
and Owen Francis Maenna, of Liverpool, coal merchants.

SHIPPING INT ELLIGENCE.

QUARANTINE NOTICE.

OPORTO, Aug. 9, 1854. —The ports of Limerick and
Vigo have been declared clean, from Ang. 1 and July 29,
respectively, and Glasgow and other ports in Scotland,
suspected since July 1.3, and Malta, suspected since
July 18.