The Sun.
London, England, 1824-04-28 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

W. Lansley, Andover, tfampshire, carpenter, to surrender
Mar 11, 12, June 8, at the White, Hart Inn, Andover.
eitori, Messrs, Hicks and Braikenridge,
J. Morgan, Bedford-itreet, Commercial-road, victualler,
May 4, 11, June 8, at the Bankrupts',.Court, Basinghall-street.
SolicitOr,. Mr. Young, 'hark-lane. •
T. Brown; Chzlmarsh, Shropshire, farmer, Mayl7, 18, June
8, at the .Union Inn, Birmingham. Solicitors slessis2 WU"-
liam; and White, Old-buildings, Lincoln's-inn. '
T. Cooke Banbmji, oxfordshire,.rnealman, May 3,'4, June
8, at the White Lion Inn, Banbury.: Solicitor, Tin);
Banbury.

William Johnson, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, coal-dealer,
May 3,4, June 8, at the Tied Lion Inn., Worksop. Solicitors,
bilesstS. a:nd Brownicy, New Boswell-court.

DIVIDENDS.
!lay 19, \V. F.lcast, St. Erny, Cornwall, lime-burner—May
2J, T. Grectliam; Liverpool, shtp-chandler.-51ay 25, 0. and
I. Peet. Gutter-lane, Cheapside, rib-and-manufacturers—May
1, A: (lornpertz, Great-Winchester-street, merchant—May 13,
P. F. Batterbee,,Norton, Suffblk; brandy-merchant—A/ay 22,
A. ltivolt3, Brook.street, Holborn, looking-glass-manufacturer.
—May 21, J. Cunningham, Birmingham, Linen-draper:—May
29, J. Grant, Coleman-street, merchant—May 19, 0. Leigh,
Cheshire, dealer in • ceals—May 21, J. Yirmin,
Buliner, Essex, farmer-,May 27, J.,Avery,„Barnstaple, shop.
keeper-4day 18, D. U. Stevens, narlow, Essex, linen,draper.

CERTIFICATES, MAT 13.
Govett, Stringstone, Somersetshire, tanner—J. Long. 7.
worth, Liverpool, joiner—F. Jones, Bristol, mason—L. 'Davies
snit J. T. Dorlin, Liverpool,- timber-merchants—lL A. Jones.
Tottenhum-eourt-road, linen.:draper—J. Cox, Wells, Somer-
set§ltire.:iniller—L P. Powell, Brighton, silk-mercer—T. Oakley,
Poole, caul-therchant—r. Dixon, Gienwieh, linen-draper.

PA RTNF,R.SOI.P,S,DISSOLVE
3. Bristowc, jun. and J. jinl. Venison Island, Labra-
dors:, North America, mcrobantl: Iloghton and J. Leem-
ing, Manchemter, worstett-spitiners...:A,Breton and Co„ por.
tery-Fieid colliery, Bilston, eoal-masters.J.
Carter and J. Raw, Ovendon, Yorksbie, butter,
factors—J. Dell and R. Sall:art!, Brunswick-place, Ham-
mersmith, boot-makers-4. Pillans and Co., Leith, merchants
—G. Ilutterott, jun.. and CO.' Hoge-Cassel, as far as regards
G. F. Bahr—W. Barlow and 0, Marcia, Manchester, flannel-
' manufacturers—J. Cable- and P. Bass, Ray-street, St. James,
Clerkenwell, iten-founderl—T. P. Flint. and. W. Rogers, Bir-
iningham, drapers—R. Sims and M. Husband, King-street,
Snow-hill, London, curri.rs-:`l'..Lewis and C.- Pike Wood-
street, Cheapside, carpenters—J. Collins and 'l'. Savage, Wool-
wich, coach-masters—J. lies and Co., Bankside, Southwark,
coal-merchants—J. L...800te and J. B. Knight, High Hol..
born, clieesernongcrs—J Roper and T. Troughton, Lire.-pool,
porter-merchants—W. Clay and Co. Old Broad-street, Lon- '
don, merchants—T. Sutton. and Co., Leek, StaTordshire, silk-
manu&cturers. . .

APOTHEOSIS OF.ZUONAPA RTE.— We bad yes-
terday a private.viecmt an extraordinary picture
on this It Übjeet; D4)ited by a French Artist.---
Whatever opinions: may prevail respecting the
character of the fate Usurper of France, there
can be no reason why we should not do justice
to the Artist. The picture is painted on a large
piece of plate glass of great thickness : a sage
old man appears.to be lending the departed Chief
to a place among the Gods. The likeness cor-
responds exactly with all the portraits of that ex-
traordinary man,
.whose countenance expresses a
meek expectation of the happiness prepared for
him. The colouring is vivid and harmonious,
and the Picture :11together:is.an admirable proof
of the skill of the Artist;. There is. a border, in
which appear the heads of-Josernnix and MARIA.
LOUISA, the two wiVils of the Ex-EMPRILOA,
with emblematical decorations, expressive of pas-
sages in his life. It is strange that the Artist
should have chosen so fragile a material as glass
for this display of his talents, but he has certain-
ly produced a striking composition.

1 •
COUNTY' RILDARE.-t--011 Tuesdays a Meeting
of the Magistrates of.the cowy of Kildare was held at Naas,
when it was vnanirnouslyre"Scilved to recomMend to Govern-
ment that the Bironief. subject. to -the' Insurrectioa Act
should be relieved therefrOM. We understand that this
measure, which -was forced 'on the :County by the ground-
less apprehensions of some. 31agistrates, and agreed to by
others as a Preventive, Will be withdrawn at the next Privy
Council.—Ano.,her Meeting of Magistrates was held at
Naas on Thursday, where the Duke of Leineter took the Chair,
for the purpose of
adopting rules and regulations for the con_
duct of the Police, who have been deriving some considerable
fees levied on poor persons keeping
pigs and cows on the roads.
—There will also be a meeting, at Kildare on the 26th instant,
by which time it is expected that the Lord Lieutenant's Pro-
clamation, to take off the Insurrection Act, will be issued.—
( Carlow Morning Post, April 26-)

Wm. *Johnson,
Bow-STREET-o'ms DAY•)—
aged 30, was put to the bar, charged with a most daring burg-
lary in the house of Mrs. Smith, widow, of Chapel-court,
Carey-street. The prisoner had the impudence to go into the
house at four o'clock different afternoon, break open the locks
of the.doOrs of three rooms, and ransack the drawers
of everything worth taking, and then coolly walked down
stairs. He was, however, pursued, and taken with the property
on him.—Fully committed.

'We are requested to correct a mistake in our
report from Mary-le•bone Office yesterday ; the
reporter having unintentionally misplaced the
names. The complainant was, therefore, Mr.
Campbell, and the defendant Mr. Amsinck.—
(Times.)