The Sun.
London, England, 1824-04-05 00:00:00

CEkTIFICATES, APRIL 24.

T. Pierce, Alerthyrtidvil,- Glamorganshire, banker.—G.
Smith, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, draper—T. Wharton, Finsbury_
place South, tailor—D. Lyon, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire,
thnber-merchant—J. Atkinson, Holme, Westmorland, mann-
'factures—.J. Sayers, South-Town, Suffolk. wine-merchant—
W. W. and J. Sanderson, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street, in-
surance-brokers—T. Parker, Kent-road, Solithwark, station-
er—T. Box, Buckingham, banker—W. Farrer, Friday-street,
.
Cheapside, victualler—T. Boooth, Newark-upon-Trent, Not-
tinghamshire, tallow-chandler.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. T. and G. Earle, Great St. Thomas Apostle, wine-coopers
—E. W. Williams, Manchester-street, Manchester-square,
and 11. J. William, St: Mildred's-court, Poultry, general mer-
chants—J. and J. Taylor, Manchester; wire-drawers--H.
Hough, R. ThOmber, and J. Bilsborpugh, Yate and Pickup
Bank, Lancashire, calico-printers, so far as regards H.
Hough—R. %horn and J. NVooti, Bristol, timber-dealers—
M. Taylor and R. 11. Comyns, Cross-street, Hatton-garden,
leather-sellers—H. and W. Smith, Hampstead, linen-drapers
—J. Swiaborne and J. Drover, Lymington, 'Southampton,
linen-drapers—W. and W.. Ewington, Peckham, smiths—
R. Fligg and G. Richardson, Dewsbnry, Yorkshire, dyers—
W. Jones and W. Lawrence, New Bond-street, linen-dra-
pers—M. Roberson and J. Waford, Acton, dress-makers-I,V.
Mew and C. L. Maltby, High Holborn; linen-drapers—J. and
I'. Boulton, Cirencester, butchers—W. Haines and J. Frost,
hay and straw salesmen—A. C. Dietrichsen and M. M. Doll-
man, Devonshire-street, Queen-square, milliners—D. and K. •
Berry, coal-merchants—T. Dance and A. Piolane, High Hol-
born, eating and coffee house keepers—J. and T. Whittle,
Chester, common brewers—J. Eyre and. C. Keene, New Bond-
street, hosiers—G. Lewis and .J. Wright, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, goldsmiths—J. F. Fairbairn and J. Walker, Old
Compton-street, Soho--M. Bell and C. Marriner, Great Surrey-
street, Blackfriars, haberdashers.

This morning FRANCIS CoNsT, Esq., the
Chairman for the County of Middlesex, and se-
veral other Magistrates, assetnbled at the Sanc-
tuary at Nyestminster Sessions 'louse, for the
purpose of holding a General Quarter Session for
the County. After the business of the Court had
been opened by the Deputy Clerk of the Peace,
the names of the. Grand and Petit Juries, to to
holden at /licks's Hall, Clerkenwelt, were sworn
in, as were also a number of High Constables,
Ileadboroughs, and other petty officers for the
county. The Grand Jury, after a short ad,iress
from the Learned Chairman, then proceeded to
Clerkenwell, to find the bills preparatorj to the
commencement of the Sessions to-morrow.

Honniar.E OUTRAGE.—We have been politely
furnished with the following communication re-
lative to a barbarous and too successful attack
on life and property, made within these few days
near Teropleodigan, in the county of Wexford :

• " TEMPLEODIGAN, 27th MARCH, ill:M.—Last night, be-
tween eleven and twelve o'clock, the house of Mr. John Keough,
of Ballendunny, was set on fire by some evil minded Persons,
and entirely consumed. Mrs. Keough and her daughter fell
victims to the fire, and were burnt to death by the falling of the-
roof, while endeavouring to rescue their property from the
flames. I attended the Inquest on the bodies, but nothing was
elicited-from the evidence produced, that could lead to a dis-
covery of the perpetrators of this atrocious deed." _ _

—Ballindunny, we learn from our resp.ctable
and intelligent communicant, is about two miles
distant from Templeodigan, at the foot of the
White Mountain, the southernmost of those
which separate the counties of Wexford and
Carlow.—(Kilkenny Moderator.)

CORN TRADE.--A letter by the last Mail from
Ilamburgh states, that 2,500 quarters of the finest Old Marks
wheat had been purchased in that city, in order to be shipped
to Scotland.