The Sun.
London, England, 1851-05-21 00:00:00

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dealers—Janet Parkinson-and Fanny Summers. Peek.
ham, fancy stationers—C. H. S. Anzolato and W. Cox,
St. Mary-at-hill, general 'Merchants and commission
agents—H. W. Oliver, E. G. Worthington, and W.
Oliver, Aldermanbury, Manchester warehousemen—A.
Paynter and G. Hancock, Liverpool, corn merchants--
W. Cash and H. Ledgard, St. Alban's-hall, Little .Love.
lane, Addle-street, and Wood-street, warehousemen—J.
Curtiss and W. V. Wright, Fish-street, Doctors'-eorn-
mons, chemists and druggists—H. B. Mason and B.
Coney, Liverpool, eating-house keepers—J. A. Sher-
wood and T. M. Wray, Bishopsgate-street Without and
Artillery-lane, chemists and druggists—T. Loughheael
and J. Liddell, Huddersfield, woollen cloth workers and
manufacturers.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
John Ing, Long
Creidon, Buckinghamshire, baker.
Charles Domine, Lymington, Southampton, school-
master.
George Frederick Hunter, Ulvorton, Lancashire ,attor-
ney's clerk.
William Allpass, hlarstfield, Glouce3tershire, boot-
maker.
Thcmas Nlckless, Colebrook Dale, Shropshire, moulder.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
G. Currie, Glasgow, merchant end commission agent,
to meet within the Globe Hotel, Glasgow, May 26 and
June 16, at one.
J. Mackay, Glasgow, boot and shoemaker, to meet
within the Globe Hotel, Glasgow, May 27 and June 20,
at twelve.
W. Hume, Glasgow, wholesale and retail grocer and
tea merchant, to meet within the Globe Hotel, Glasgow,
May 23 and June 25, at twelve.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The court-martial on the commander of the Lily, 12,
in the East Indies, was to take place at Trincomalee, and
not at Moulmein, as stated yesterday.
Fairy, Royal yacht screw- tender, and the Elfin, dis-
patch steamer, will go out round Spithead to-day, to
provo they are all right for service.
Devastation, 6, steam-sloop, Commander C. Y. Camp-
bell, has been taken out of dock. and was taken to the
mooring off the King's-staire, Portsmouth, where she
will be turther fitted for service, and have her compasses
adjusted.
Vesuvius, steam. sloop, in charge of Mr. Biddlecombe,,
master of the St. George, sailed from Devonport on
Monday afternoon, for Pembroke, -with Mr. Brown, se._
c°udrwho will navigate the-
13rh to have her ma-
chinery fixed. Mr. Biddlecombe will return with the
aialcoaus newiit tendan'
steamer,tlst dtopWartwio,
Vesuvius to Devonport.
Mr. Richard Johnston, carpenter,
is appointed to the
Impregnable, flag-ship, at Devonport, vice Earl, whose
time of service is expired,
The Ornen, Danish brig of war, sailed for the West
Indies on Monday morning from Portsmouth.
A Prussian corvette store ship anchored at the
northern bank on Sunday, and remains.
The masts for the Turkish frigate will not he wra-
p 1 eTt ehde astePr
doiretisamh oeuffit he
efor her
mt illt Sh
ea t uGr cloys ye
r.
visited Devonport
_ Dockyard on Monday, and were much
interested. They very minutely inspected every de-
partment. nalo steamer
WOOLWICH, MAY 20.—The Right lion. Sir Francis
T. Baring, First Lord of the Admiralty, held a levee to
day at Whitehall, and it was attended by the following
officers:—

(1846).
Rear-Admiral the Hon. Alexander Jones.
Captains-George W. C. Courtenay (1828), J. B.
alTisrdß (1841), Edward L
Ricketts
Phiaarzr ewye 1(11814833)7, )and mSeisr Cj rBn tw°P
Major James Whitcomb, Royal Marines.
Commanders-Rebert Forster (1815), Henry B.
Mason (1815), Henry Pryce (1821), W. C. Browne
(1832), John T. Warren (1833), William N. Fowell
(1839), R. G. Welch (1841), John G. Dick (1841), Ed-
mund Peel (1841), Philip H. Somerville (1842), Henry
J. Lacon (1842), and Graham Hewett (1845).
Lieutenants-John E. Lane (1811), Humphrey M.
Freestun (1812), Thomas Cull (1812), Edward Jennings
(1813), John Billingsley (1820), Francis Smyth (1826),
Patrick Inglis (1827), Abraham Darby (1828), and
John W. D. M`Donald (1851).
Chaplain the Rev. Thomas Surridge, LL.D. (1813).
Surgeon William Tait, M.D. (1808).
Paymaster and Purser Arthur Jones (1844).
Rear-Admiral J. W. D. Dundee, C. 13., First Naval
Lord of the Admiralty, held a levee to-day at White-
hall, which was attended by the undermentioned
officers:-
Captain George W. C. Courtenay (1828).
Commanders-Robert Forster (1815), Henry B.
Mason (1815), W. C. Browne (1832), J. G. Dick (1841),
Edward Peirse (1812), Henry J. Lacon (1842), and Va-
lentine 0. Inglefield (1848).
Lieutenants-John E. Lane (1811), Francis Smyth
(1826). P. Inglis (1827), Leighton P. Pigott (1844), H.
C. Mujeadie (1850), Thomas M. S. Pasley (1850), and
W. G. Scovell (1850).
Master Alexander M. P. Mackey (1825).
Paymasters and Pursers-Arthur Jones (1844), and
Arthur A. Speed (1850).
No successor has as yet been appointed to take the
command at the Nora, in the room of Vice-Admiral the
lion. George Elliot, C. 8., but it is the general impres-
sion that Captain Hon. Montagu Stopford (1825), com-
manding the Trafalgar, 120, will hoist a broad pendant
and take the temporary command.