The Sun.
London, England, 1849-02-10 00:00:00

At the Court of Review, March 2.

W. P. Watkins, Long Ashton, Somersetshire, cider mer-
chant—M. R. C. Wightman, Pancras-lane, City, linen fac-
tor--V. S. Godfrey, Duddington, Northamptonshire, miller
J. Dows, Newbury, Berkshire. corn dealer—J. F. Cartner,
Oakhill, Soinersetshire, surgeon—T. Spiring, Bristol, grocer
R. Porker, Ludgate-hill, City, woollen draper—W. Day, Li-
verpool, draper—W. Gylby, East Retford, Nottinghamshire,
apothecary—G. Marsh, Hammers pith, and Carnaby-street,
Golden-square, draper—R. W. Alldridge, Maidstone, Sent,
shipping grocer—W. B. Hills, Maidstone, Kent, shipping
grocer.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. E. Norton and J. Ferris, Savage-gardens, Tower-hill,
wine merchants—J. Constantine, H. Riley, and J. Ibbotson,
Newehurch, Lancashire, stonemasons—F. Bull, Cordelia Ann
Bull, and Ellen Nile, Plymouth, milliners—J. Hood and D.
Hood, Henley Works, Lancashire, bleachers—G. Furness and
B. Parks, Ash, Surrey, and Farnborough, Hampshire,
railway contractors—S. Tearne and T. Beddoe,
Birmingham, coal dealers —G. W. Harris and W.
G. Brounger, civil engineers—W. Bateman and J.
Bateman, Norwich and Paris, wool merchants
J. Pinchbeck and H. P. Day, Camden-street, Islingtor,
gas-meter makers—J. Pearce and W. Allaway, Lydbrook,
Gloucestershire, tinplate-manufacturers—T. Fisher anti J.
Fisher, Southampton, sawmakers—J. Scott and G. William-
son, Keswick, Cumberland, machine-makers—E. Mocatta
and M. Mocatta, Liverpool, general and commission mer-
chants—G. !lull and A. Ravenseroft, Ramsey, Huntingdon-
shire, linen and woollen-drapers—F. J. Duckworth and F. F.
Hilder, Brabant-court, Philpot-lane, Fsnchurch-street, wine-
merchants—lt R. Bristol and J. Bristol, Gresham-street,
City, button and trimming-warehousemen—W. Hutchinson
and P. Jackson, Boston, linendrapers—M. Poole and W.
Carpmael, patent agents and solicitors—l. Goldsmid and D.
Dias, St. James's-place, Aldgate, fruit-merchants—T. Mart-
land and W. Martland, Burscough, Lancashire, badgers—R.
Wilson and A. Wilson, Islip, Northamptonshire, merchants
—G. Cope, J. Cope, and T. Cope, Liverpool, merchants—L.
Lawrenson, W. Nixon, and J. Robinson, Preston, Lancashire,
wine-merchants—R. Sharpe and J. H. Gibson, Kingston-
upon-Hull, surgeons—R. Bliss and S. Mills, Darlaston,
Staffordshire, ironmasters—J. Williams and R. Edwards,
Selattvn, Shropshire, millers—J. Howell, H. Gillett, T.
Stroud, C. Lee, and W. Sedgwick (so far as regards C. Lee),
Regent-street, warehousemen—A. Little, I. Thompson,
Thompson, and M. Falcon, Workington, Cumberland,
maltsters.

INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
Benjamin Arthur Judd Sheen, Dover, currier.
John Rolfe, Buckland, Kent, nightman.
Alfred William Farrall, Cambridge.
George Brown, Cambridge.
William Tully, Brighton, baker.
George Kirkham, Brighton, furniture broker.
Henry Bourne, Kingsnorth, Kent, farmer,
William Barker, Hutton-Sessay, Yorkshire, labourer.
Thomas Elwood, upon, Yorkshire, butcher.
James Robinson, Stafford, cooper.
William Kimberley, Walsall-wood, Staffordshire, provision
dealer.
Robert Heath, Sevenoaks, Kent, coach maker.
Meshach Sunkiss, Birchills, Staffordshire, miner.
Joseph Hargreaves, Sabden, Lancashire, overlooker of cloth.
Henry Burgess, Witney, Oxfordshire, tea dealer.
Robert Paybodr, Kettering, Northamptonshire, baker.
James Tarte, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, coal master.
John Child, Bishopsbourne, Kent, farmer.
Alexander Sanders, Newbury, Berkshire, watch maker.
Sarah Hamblin, Speenhamland, Berkshire, boot and shoe
maker.
John Williams, Darlaston, Staffordshire, miner.
H
SCOTC SEQUESTRATIONS.
_ _ _

J. Cook, Glasgow, dealer in shares, to meet within Whyte's
Coffee-house, Glasgow, Feb. 14 and March 7, at one.

T. Gray, Glasgow, manufacturer and commission mer-
chant, to meet within the Star Hotel, Glasgow, Feb. 16,
and March 9, at twelve.
W. Laing, junior, Glasgow, currier and leather merchant,
to meet within the Royal Exchange sale-rooms, Glasgow,
Feb. 15, and March 8, at twelve.

A. Scott, Kilmarnock, fruiterer and confectioner, to meet
within the Commercial Inn, Kilmarnock, Feb. 14, and
March 7, at one.

R. Speirs, Tradeston, Glasgow, grocer and wine and spirit
merchant, to meet within the Black Bull Inn, Glasgow,
Feb. 15, and March 8, at one.
J. M'Queen, Loch, Gretna, Dumfriesshire, tacksman, to
meet within Dalrymple's Golden. Bull Inu, Dumfries, Feb.ls,
and March 15, at twelve.

J. Robinson, Edinburgh, insurance broker and private
hotel keeper, to meet within Dowell's Rooms, Edinburgh,
Feb. 15, and March 8, at two.

J. M'Leod, junior, Lairg, Sutherland, merchant, to
meet within Gunn's Inn, Dornoch, Feb. 14, and March 7,
at two.

W. Findlay, Edinburgh, wine and tea merchant, to meet
withiu Ferguson's Ship Hotel, Edinburgh, Feb. 17, and
March 17, at three.

A. Morice, Aberdeen, ship owner and banker, to meet
within the Zoyal Hotel, Aberdeen, Feb. 16, and March 9,
at two.

T. Leslie, Port Dunda,, Glasgow, stone merchant, to
meet within the Black Bull Inn, Glasgow, Feb. 17, and
➢larch 10, at one.

ADELAIDE GALLEar LATINO.—TiIis popular estab-
lishment, which cult tributes much to the amusement of
the public by promoting the eleg
tubet and healthful re-
cultivation of the
sister art by the perform
creation of dancing, as well
performance by
by
the band of some of
aliocns,
e
the finest musical compost
of APStinaun
7 nightly
Terpsichore,t o b
crowded with the votaries isch
figure of the mazy dance,
who, in accomplishing s
to the enlivening strains
of Laurent 's corps musicale
spirit. Mr. James Ellis, the
lessee of the Gallery
display a nev Or-flagging
(and also proprietor of Crernorne
Gardens),
has lately concluded an engagement with M.
Denault, the celebrated cornet-a-pistons player, from
Paris, who is announced each evening of the ensuing
perform with that unrivalled musician, M. Arban,
week to
the famous duet from Norma. A new " Polka des
Tlro has been composed expressly for these
players,
and their brilliant execution of the same is
nightly applauded. Six masters of the ceremonies en
grande Jenne, direct the rhythmical movements of the
devotees to the lively goddess, and the greatest order and
pz
regularity is enforced by the lessee, and willingly ob-
served by the visitors.
CHEAIORNE GARDENS.—The "note of preparation"
is already sounding at these delightful pleasure-grounds,
the favoured resort of the public, which this year will be
opened at an early period of the season, under the direc-
tion of Mr. James Ellis, sole lessee. On the Thames in
front of the gardens will be presented a grand aquatic
spectt:cle, entitled " Crossing the Line," in theillustration
of which ceremony Neptune and his tributaries will take a
prominent part. In addition to the usual attractions of
Cretnorne, several continental novelties of an amusing
and varied character will be introduced. Mr. Ellis, we
hear, has secured the services of his former staff; who,
last season, were unceasing in their efforts in promoting
the festivities and enhancing the comfort of the visitors.
by their unremitting attentions.
[ADVERTISEMENT.] A Remarkable
Dropsy by Holloway's Pills. James Thomas,
dis-
charged soldier who had been many years in Indeiso:.
where his
e's constitution was much impaired, attended St. G
Hos-
pital some, ime since, bring in very bad health,
besides being
dropsical ; after several weeks the poor lebo n to despair
w begin an old tire of
as he got worse instead of better. One
day
he happened to
him some money
meet his old commanding officer, who gave
and recommended him to try Holloway's
-Pills, which advice he
• followed, and in about two mouths every symptom of dropsy
rof the virtues of this purifying
another extraordinary pryer
andat Professor
Druggists,
medicine. Sold by all
had left him, besides being restored to
virtues
health. This is
Establishment, 244, Strand, London.