The Sun.
London, England, 1849-04-19 00:00:00

SOUTHWARK.

Donovan and Powell, the two men charged, with two
other men (not in custody), in criminally assaulting and
robbing Mrs. Eliza Seal, the wife of a commercial tra-
veller, in Coleman-street, were brought before Mr. Cot-
gingham for re-e:tamtnation on the charge.
A solicitor handed in a certificate of the complainant's
illness, arising from the outrageous nature of the assaults
committed on her, and said that he received the deco-
raerit from the medical man, and that such was her bad
health at present, that she was quite incapacitated from
attending the present examination.

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An inspector of the City p,lice said, that in conse-
querce of having observed au account of the exqtnitia-
tion of the prisoners in the newspapers, he considered
it his 6-uty to attend for the purpose of communicat-
ing tliat on last Sunday night week (the night it was
alleged she was turned out by her husband), she was
takr,n into custody by a policeman, who found her
at a late hour of the night in a state 'of intoxication
in the stree~, and she was confined in the Bow-lane sta-
tion-house until the morning. The inspector added,
thtSt lbe Iceman gave the name of Eliza Seal, and that if

he saw her he should be enabled to say whether shej
was the female upon whom the alleged outrages /Au
be n perpetrated.
The policeman said that the complainant had already
stated that after having been turned out of her wage
by her husband she went over to Walworth, and sleo
at the house of her laundress. The latter had also cor
firmed the fact.

Mr. COTTINGUAM said that even admitting the cool'
plainant wa3 intoxicated on the night in question, theta
w•, no doubt that advantage was taken of her situatkoh
and that most brutal outrages were committed upon her.
The certificate that had been produced described thtat
the unfortunate woman was unable to attend, theret. re
he should remand the prisoners; but upon this-occasion
he would have no objection to admit them to bail, to
appear nn Al,nday next, themselves in 401., and tw°
sureties of 201. each. The prisoners, however, not
being in a condition to find the raquired sureties, writ"
Jew to gao►.

FROM TI-i.E LONDON GAZETTE
OF WESDAY.
I)IVIDEN DS.
At the Court, Basinghall-street:
J. E. Smith, J. R Ecard, and R. T. Smith, Cheapside.
warehousemen, Ma) 8. at half-oast twi.lve—R. T.
Cheapide, wiro•honseman, May 8, at one—W. IC Ys'
Robert's-place, C ead, East, linen an; wooden
draper, Mary 8, at nalt.past eleven—W. 11. Hammond,
Ltmehoit,e, engineer, May 8, at eleven—W, Br alts,
Great gaeen-street, Lincoln's Inn ti. his, carver abd
gilder, May 10. at twelve—L. Boyd, Spitsl square, silk
manufacturer, May 8, at twei,ve—S. Kean and W. Lalir
ford, Pent• nvil!e, brewers, May 8, •t Waro•
trpcht, BI e.l4heath,, boArdieg h,.1.0 keeper, May 8. ' t
twelve—J. Shoreditch, clothier and tailor,. Ma) 8,
at one—W. CL,rkson, Bolder treet., Moot and sh, we'
nufacturer, May 8, at tme. .
• In the eotintry. - -
P. Fisher, Bristol, ironmonger, May 10, at eleTen, at
the Court, Bristol—Z. Laikh, Manchester, tea and collet
merchant, May 10, at eleven, at the CoUrt, Manches+or
—W. Fordyce, Ne*ca.tle-upon- Tyne, bookseller, MC)
8, at half-past eleven, at tho. Court. Newcastle•.up_o.n-Tyve
—Emma Tomlins, NeWland, Gloucestershire, grocers
May 4, at eleven, at the Court, Bristol.
PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS.
T. Turner, Sheffield, grocer, 9d., any Tuesday, be-
tween the hours of eleven and two, at the offices Of
Hope, Leeds.
W. Reminngton, R. Stephenson, D. R. Remington,
and J. P. Toulmin, Lotubard•street, bankers, lid.,
names beginning with letters from A to K, on Thursday',
the 26th inst., and from L to Z, on Friday, the 270
inst., between the hours of twelve and tfiree,at the oft'
of Mr. Stansfeld, Ba,inghall-street.
R. Grimbly, Banbury, Oxfordshire,, wine and spirit
merchant, 6s. Bd., Thursday, April 19, and three foliar
ing Thursdays, between the hours of twelve. and three,
at the office of Mr.- Stansfeld,
W. Gorton, St. Peter's chambers, Cornhill, merebanf,
3p. on Thursday, April 19, and three following Thug'
days, between the hours of twelve and three, at the cage
of Stansfeld, Basinghall-street.
W. Stiles, Lisle-street, Leiceater-square, coppersmith,
Bs., on Thursday, April 19, and three following ,Thury
days between the hours of twelve and three, at the 0013
of Mr. Stansfeld, Basingball-street. .
T. Southall; Tipton, Staffordshire, iron master, 2s. 10do
any Friday hetweeathe hours of eleven and three, at tb°
office of Mr. Whitmore, Birmingham.
- NOTICES OF CERTIFICATES,
At the Court, Basinghall-street.
Q. Workman, St. George's-place, Water-lane, Bris"
ton, beershop keeper, May 9, at, twelve—J;
butbnot, Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgate street Witbit
City, and Albany, Piccadilly, merchant and agent, 1118'A
9, at two—T. N. Brown, tter-lane,- pawnbroker, se:
Throgmorton-street, City, stock and share broker, BIN
8, at eleven.

In the Country.
C. Reeves, Bath, marble mason, May 10 at eleven,
the Court, Bristol—H. IL DancCocks, Stenhouse. and
Great Netherton, Gloucestershire, coal dealer and timbS
merchant, May 10, at eleven, at.the Court, Bristol"'
Stothert, Abchurch-lane,. City, and Maesteg, Glamor
ganshire, iron manufacturer, May 1, at twelve, at th.
Court, Bristol—W. Wallace and G. DOrrnand, Sundec
land, butchers, May 8, at half-past twelve, at the Coin
Newcastle-upon-Tyne—F. Tombs, Cheltenham, miller'
May 10, at twelve, at the Court, Bristol—T. Ives, MI;
field, Yorkshire, dyer, May 8, at one, at the Court, Ler
—J. Rhodes and J. Rhodes, Rochdale, Lancashire, (I°''
toss spinners, May 10, at twelve, at the Court, Maache,rl
t• :r—D. Evans, jun., Liverpool, coach builder, May 9t5
eleven, at the Court, Liverpool—H. Coon, Chester, Wi...,
merchant, May 11, at elev. n, at the Court, Liverpoo%l
J. Staddon, Holsworthy, Devonshire, grocer, Max It;
eleven, at te Court, Exeter—J. Barber and A. Big'
Martock, Somcrsetshire, ironmonger,; May 10, !doll
at the Court, Exeter—P, H. Webber, B. J. Webber, ¢°
H. Webber, Newton Abbot, Devonshire, ironfounLer,.
"
May 10, at one, at the Court, Exeter—a: Periam, A%t:
ter, porter merchant, May 14, at eleven, at the Court
Exeter—W. E. Holmes, Lichfield, Staffordshiee_, Oa°
maker, May 15, at eleven, at the Court, Birmingham'"
At the Court of Review, May 8. ,
F. Marshall, Sunderland, chemist—J. Wintle, Sh".
hampton, Gloucestershire, innkeeper—G. J, 'Glssuet°ith
Brunswick-street, Blackwall, Poplar, shipwright
Summers, Cambridge, cabinet maker—J. Swin,
Manchester, plumber—W. G. Henfrey, Coventry, year
u
wickshire, druggist—W. S. Clarke, Dorking Surra
printer—F. teake,Regent-street,St.Jartaetsh,earndwrou7or:
yard, Sr. Ann. Westminster, relieve
turer—P. Coxford, Mary's-place, Hertford. road, timber
merchant.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
H. 0. Robinson, A. Robinson, and J. S. Rus elll gig'
wall, engineers, (so far as regards H. 0. Robinson)"A,
Mallinson and C. Morris, architects, Chester—x•
Thomas and Efts Thomas, Banbury, soilliners--0
Sissons and I. Aldred, Ilkeston, Dcrbyahire, lace naked
—D. R. Jones, and J. Davies, Carmarthen, ironmonj tic
—W. S. Bird, E. Gillilan, and G. Ashton, New I°
—J. Stott and J. Inman, Huddersfield, woollen mantli°
turera—R. Martin, and T. F. Gaskell, Manchester, drrA
salters—G. W. Bower, and H. Bower, Sheffield, tiwr
and letter founders—H. Caslon and H. W. Casio% 0,,t1
vt ell-street, Finsbury square, type founders—J. Int)
and J. Cook, Chelmsford, hair dressers—J. SmurthWil'j,
st-)d J. Fairbridge, jun., Sunderland, ship brokers ,s„f
King and H. King,- Stokenchurch, Oxfordshire, tiol""
dealers—J. Carter and J. Strofton, Swallow-piece, 0;
ford-street, veidors of patent medicines—J. Bateit...l3j
Bate, and Harriet Smith, Birmingham, hosiers
haberdashers—J. Dalglish and A. C. Bleaymire, Sautb
ampton, shipping agents—C. Champ and W. C. Balsal,,
,„Wallingford, Berkshire, hatters and furriers—T•
Betts and S. M. Jones, Birmingham, factors and gole„4
commission merchants—W. Holland, J. Holland, 6:i
J. Holland, Brighouse, Yorkshire, worsted spinners r,
Archer, Ben., and J. Archer, jun., Peckham, coal Woe
chants—J. Pt niston and J. Speed, Liverpool,
..,13°04
grinders—T. Jones and D. Jones, Manchester, job
and builders—J. Woodhead and A. Patchett, i3scup,
joiners.
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INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. 44
Charles Town, Little College-street. Upper Tliao3w
street.
Robert Owens, Southampton.
James Balmforth, Clayton, Yorkshire, weaver.
William Swann, Little Horton, Yorkshire.
Sarah Williams, Pensarn, Denbighshire.
Jol'n Jones, Mold, Flintsbire, watchmaker.
Isaac Coleman, New Romney, Kent, tailor.
James Bayley, Orford, Lancashire, attorney.
Thomas HoHands, Liverpool, butcher.
Robert Baron, Hyde, Cheshire, brazier.
Duncan Buchanan, Weston, Cheshire, schoolmaster.
William Mendenhall. Bath, laceman.
George Blacker Sherborne, Bath, organ builder.
James Curtis, Yeovil, Somersetshire, harness maker.
William Hobbs, Sibton, Kent, land agent.
George Ings, Salisbury.
SCOTCu SEQUESTRATIONS. ril B. Tourniare, Edinburgh, riding
master, to meet AF
17 and May 15, at two, within the York Hotel, g'4"
burgh.
H. Adamson and J. L. C. Carmichael, Leven, grocer;
to meet April 21 and May 12,
National Hotel, Kirkcaldy.
W. L. M`Phinn, Glasgow, bill broker, to met APf,
23 and May 21, at one, within the Star Hotel, Gls' g°;,4
T. Henderson, Glasgow, draper, to meet April 23 11
May 17, at, twelve, within the Globe Hotel, Glasgovr•
at two, within Robertson
R. Urie, Paisley, manufacturer, to meet April Sti
May 14, at twelie, within the Saracen's Head ino,
Paisley.

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BIRTHS. . _. _
H.
.theeurlte4itsh,
Einssqt.„,
ma.tp7ionfdma isloltialnl,d Shuesisr.e 44
Sussex, the lady
f Mr'
On the 14th inst., at Pentonville, London, the wife °-
J. Ralfe, of a son.
On the 14th inst., the lady of G. Roch, Esq., of Butter-Ol-
t
Pembrokeshire, of a son.
C
istolh
On the 15th inst.,at Dorset-square. the wife of E. %-()
Esq., late 15th (King's) Hussars, of a son. , wort'
On the 16th inst., Mrs. Henry Birch Reynardlon, of "
lodge, Bexley-heath, of a son. •
O*
On the 16th inst., at Glocester-road, Hyde-park-ga-
the wife.of J. H. Briggs. Es ,of a dauhter.
1404
On the 16th inst., at Tqavistock-sqguare, Mrs. It°
Neate, of a son. gra
On the 16th inst., at Park-hill, Carshalton, the LW'
0. W. Lambert, of a son.
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RRIED.
On the 17th inst., at St. Thomas's, Stamford-hill, --,Tlllis n or,
Oliver, younger son of Thomas Dodgs n, Esp., of.,V
Clapton, Middlesex, to Lucy Elizabeth, second dauenrp
Henley Smith, Esq., of the same place, And of the Kt'
Isle of Wight.
oe,
On the 17th inst., at the Scotch Church, River-terfl to
Islington, the Rev. William Young, 8.A.,
of BeverlePter
Charlotte, daughter of David Allan, Esq., of CoalPt°l/.
race, Islington.
.nolio
On the 14th inst., at St. Peter's Church, Tivertoo,'m
William S. Jones, Eq., of Malmeshury, Wilts, to Eli ef at
z be
scio
Mary, younger daughter of John Augustus Aldermlitnt
of Tiverton.

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On tfo 18th inst., at his house in Portland place; 4-1'"
Littledale' r q , aged 71. 93,
On the 10th inst., at Ilfracombe, North Devon. agyadill
Captain Walter F. 'Goodwyn, late of the Hon. Dist
Company's Service.
On the 14th inst., aged 82, Richard White, Eos‘3°'
Esq., of
street, Strand.
Thotill°
On the 15th inst., at Downing College,.Cambridge,
Starkie, Esq., Queen's Counsel, Professor of Law of that
lege, and Judge of the Middlesex County Court.
.d 61.
On the 16th inst., at Norwood, John Stulz, Esq., ag;aiior"
On the 16th inst , at Tunbridge-wells, aged 60, h"'
General Christopher Hodgsot , Bombay Artillery. „owl
On the 17th inst., at lialham hill, aged 84, Bin I"
L. Sedgwick. of that place, and of Mark-lane. 9
t ad
On the 11th init., at Burdett-place, Old man-4
Martha, wife of Mr. W. Crosby, aged 63.
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BANVARD'S great PAINTING having returned from WINDSOR
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th• Queen, Prince Alb•rt, and the R•yal Family, is NOW OPEN to
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the end of June. Mr. H. attends pupils at Sow anage, Dorset, during
the months of July, August, and September, returning to town for
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In One halt the wan! are desolately single, Lad the other
supposing them married, questionably contented. Diffidence, er a
sense et right determine the former, and miscalculated hopes em-
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et caution and worldly prudence, and the indissoluble, regret un-
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and broken health, are the groat hindrances to domestic happiness
and social content. The dowry should net he the only marriage set-
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In the wripact ; it alone dignities the alliance. slighted hopes or
neglect wetind more sorely than poverty or misfortune. Reader, if
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