The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-11 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES—OcT. 1.

R. Newry, coal dealer, Birmingham—li. Smith, butcher,
Aldgate High-street—Gs Stanley, manufacturer of bituminou
pavement, Southampton—J. Fox, tailor, Minories—W. ands
I'. Day, oilmen, Graeechnrch-street.
PARTNERSHIPS DISROLVED.
T. Acott and T. Parnham, bootmaker., Nottingham—C.
Brown and H. Bailey, plasterers, Nottingham—NV. Vickers
and J. Dougill, tallow chandlers. Huddersfield', Yorkshire—
E. Bromley, G. Cutler, and J. Cutler, iran founders, Salford,
Lancashire—E. Elliot and W. Smith, medical practitioner.,
Gateshead, Durham—J. Bowler and S. Boyle, Roman cement
manufacturers, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire—J. Seacome
end W. Harrison, booksellers, Chester—J. Smith and J.Drum-
mond, dyers, Ha'ifax, Yorkshire—J. M. Sperling and G. P.
Arden, solicitors, Halsted, Essex—J. P. Starling, W. Pond,
sen., J. Starling, and W. Pond, jun., farmers, Langbam, Nor-
folk (so far as regards W. Pond, sen. )—J. Sanderson, G. San-
derson, J. Maden, J. Maden, and J. Watmough, stone-dealer,
Spotland, Lancashire—W. J. Reynolds and J. W. rage, blue
manufacturers, Regent-street—E. and F. Evans, carpenters, Is-
lington—G. Thomson and J. Forbes, corn factors, Crotched-
friars, London—F. Hart and W. Hartt, grocers, Stoke Ferry,
Norfolk—E. R. Owen and C. Brunton, surgeons, Mattishall, Norfolk—.W. .
Largan and F. Clark, slaters, Likerpool—D. Penny
anti W. Watts, ironmongers, Sherborr.e, Dorsetshire—J. R.
and J. Eltinlop, woollen-drapers, Berwiek-upon-Tweed—W.
Garton, R. C. Stewart, and J. C. Bayes, Rotherhithe (so far
s regards R. C. Stewart ).
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
SAMUEL DOVE, victualler, Tradestosvn, Glasgow, Sept.
15 and Oct. 6, at one, at James Stewart's Inn, Balfron.
LEWIS STMLING MIDDLETON and JOHN RO-
BERT FlNLY,ilrierehants, Glasgow, Sept. 15 and Oct. 6,
at one, at the chambers of M'Ewats and Auld, Glasgow.
WILLIAM BOYACK, flaxspinner, Dundee, Sept. 16 and
Oct. 7, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Dundee.

SIIIPVING INTELLIGENCE.
• (LLOYD'S.) • .
VESSELS 'S'POKEN WITH.--=.4lert, ,Liverpool to the
Cape of Good Hope, 29th ult., lat. 42, lon. 15, by the
Elizabeth, arrived off Falmouth. Fairy Queen, Liver-.
pool to Constantinople, out 17 days, off Capt St. Yin-
cent's ; Zulieka, Smyrna to Cork, by the Eliza Sanders,
arrived at Cork. Elizabeth, Valparaiso to Liverpool,
11th ult., lat. 31, lon. 24, by the Iris, arrived off Brighton.
Mary Jane, London to Swan River, July 10, lat. 95, lon.
23 ; Snipe, Havannah to Newfoundland, 24th ult., lat.
42 N., lon. 29, by the Sarah Fleming, arrived at Liver-
pool. Anna Polaona, Amsterdam to Batavia, 22d ult.,
lat. 42, ion. 11, by the Eusqezindheid, arrived at Ant-
werp. Sir William Bensley, from London, 31st ult., lat.
49, lon. 12, by the Tanerede, arrived at Havre. Admi-
ral Lake, Antigua to Londonderry, 27th, lat. 48, lon. 32,
by the Sisters, arrived in the River.
MR. C

.iolllld this extraordinary man,
who was then already a little past his prime, the very
type of what passes in Europe, ever since .the clever
caricatures of Mrs. Trollo e, as " an American charac-
ter." Mr. Clay stands upwpards of six feet ; has a semi-
Indian, half-human, ldf..savarye countenance, in which,
however, the intellectual strongly predominates over the
tremely vulgar ; and yet he is graceful, animal. His manners, at first
ceful, and even sight, appear to be
digni-
fied,ex-
in his intercourse with strangers. He chews to-
bacco, drinks whisky punch, gambles, puts his legs on the
table or the chimney, and spits, as an American would
say, " like a regular Kentucky hog-driver ;" and yet he
is all gentleness, politeness, and cordiality in the society
Of ladies. Add to this, that his organs of speech are the
most melodious ; and that, with great imagination and
humour, he combines manly eloquence and the power of
sarcasm in the must extraordinary degree ; and it will
easily be conceived why he should have beer able to cap-
tivate high and low—thormae du sabn, and the squatter
in.the Western wilderness.—Aristocrcicy in America.
LYNN.—A most dtstressing accident occurred
here on Wednesday last. A party of teetotalers having
gone clown the roads in the Pilot sloop,
six or eight of
them got into a small boat, and proceeded to a -neigh-
bouring sand, between the Whiting and Thief Beacons,
to bathe. After walking about for some time they came
to a steep bank, and were suddenly out of their depth.
Several were unable to swim, but with considerable
difficulty all were rescued with' the exception of three;
and though search was made for their bodies, for a
considerable time, nothing was seen of them, and it is
most probable they had been carried away by the cur-
rent. The unfortunate men who have thus lost their
lives were named Stephenson, Scott, and Towler ; the
two latter were young and unmarried, but the former has
left a wife and four small chilren totally uuprovided for.
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