The Sun.
London, England, 1851-04-04 00:00:00

APPOINT3IENTS.

Second-Masters—Edward M'Kenzie (1845), of the Ocean,
flag-Ship, Sheerness, to the Teazer screw-tender; Samuel
Winnecott (1850Y-fo the Ocean.
Assistant-Surgeon Ahmuty Irwin, acting, to South-
ampton, 50, flag-ship, Rio.
Clerk —John Fre,hfleld (1347), of the Victory ti,g,ship,
Portsmouth, to the Teazer.
Clerks'-Assistants— Sidney Smith Boxer, to the Bri-
tannia, otirinary flag-ship, Portsmouth; F. T. Miller, to 'the
Penelope §,;,ea.in-
frigate. Portsmouth.
Dockyard—James Carden has been appointed master-
rigger of Portsmouth.
Dr. James Grant Stewart, has been appointed deputy.
inspector in charge of lflalta Hospital; vice Lindsay,
appointed to Hadar, vice ''Allen'deceased. It is 'generally
admitted that the navy does not poSsess a more talented and
excellent officer than •Dr. Stewart His services 'int.ttropical
climates, and his thorough devotion to the profession richly
merited the consideration he has received. It will be ist
the remembrance of our readers that/Dr. Stewart volunteered
his services to take charge of the PL--"gue-strieken steam-sloop
(dicers having lanes
Eclair, on her arrival ; her medical
victims to the diseak.
Penelope, steam-frigate, Captain Lysten- made an average.
speed along 4be measured mile in Stokes Bay a „
six fathoms; she .-has,-hotvevor; WITIOns isiclaMo-r; wog
to take on board, which may probably reduce that-ti Par cc! to
814 knots. Her engines worked well. The Simoom made on
Friday last ti% knots, and we understand' she will probably
be tried again.. She had in, when tried, abeut 1,300 tone of
ballast and anal.

. _
Captain Aslett and Second-Lieutenant William Taylor,
of the Royal Marines, are appointed to the Vengeance, vice
Captain B. Varin and Second-Lieutenant F. L. I)owse, sick
at Haslar, Hospital. Captain Vatic), it is said, will retire
on half-pay, and Lieutenant Dowse join the division at
Chatham.

Magicienre steam-sloop has her ballast stored at- Devon-
port, and has hauled off the dockyard, and will sail on het
trial cruise in charge of Mr. Brown, weather permitting.
WOOLWICH, ARRIL 3.—AProt NTMENT.—Lieuten t John
N. Norman (1844; to study steam at the factory at Wool-
wich Dockyard."

,The Lightning steam vessel, Master-Commander Henry
William Allen, is under orders of readiness to convey the re-
mains of General Sir Alexander Duff, G.C.H., to Banff, for
interment in the family vault of the Earls of Fife, the late
gallant officer having been the nearest relative of Jame• the
present Earl of Fife. The Lightning will leave Woolwich
at two o'clock P.M. to-morrow on her melancholy errand,
i,nd on her way. home will call at Sunderland with provisions
and stores, from Deptford, for the Lecate stesm-vessel,
Commander George S Hand, at present at that port in con-
sequence of the strike of the seamen in the collier trade.
Inquiries having been made by the authorities as to the
best mode of admitting to the dockyards the foreign visitors
expecte,i to arrive in this country during the next three
months, to witness the Exhibition of the Industry of all ,N a.
ti, ns in Hyde-park, it has been decided that coloured cards
will be supplied to the foreign Ambassadors and Consuls-
General, the representatives i f foreign Powers at the Court
of St. James's, and they will fill up the cards with the names
of the intending visitors. Their rank will be known at the
dockyard b y the colour of the card presented. This excel-
lent and simple arrangement will insure every attention to
the respective ranks, which could not have been i.therwies
so easily done when the visitors are unacquainted with the
English language.

ROYA,L ITALIAN OPERA,
COVENT-GARDEN.

The Royal Italian Opera opened last night for, the
season. The management is not, as last year, a' re-
public, but a monarchy under the government of Mr
Gye, whose great experience well qualifies him fort tee
task of management. The opera chosen for the opening
lant night was Semiramide, the chef d'aurre alike of
Rossini and of Grisi. In the representation of the character
of the Assyrian Queen, Madame Grisi has always stood un-
approached, and when she appeared last night, the same
Grisi that she! ever was, the applause with which
she was welcomed was most rapturous ; she was
obliged to wait for some minutes for the applause to
subside before she could commence her recitative, "Fra tanti
regi." The voice is as pure and as perfect as ever, and the
" eel ramie was brilliantly given. The grand finale to
the first act was magnificent in the rendering; in
this scene Grisi stands, and always has stood alone.
The two great duets in the second act, the first
and the second with Arsace, were superbly given, and never
has Madame Grisi been more majestic or more perfect as
Semiramide than she was last evening. Mademoiselle Angri,
who was k excellent voice, was the Arsace, and
gave full Met to the music of the part. Her ren-
dering of the duet with Assur, in the first act, was full
of energy, spirit, and true dramatic point, and in the duet
with Grisi, in the second act, she was equally fine. Her two
arias, the " Ah, qual Giorno," her scene d'intrata in the first
act, and the cavatisa, " In si barbara," in the second, were
both rendered with infinite spirit and taste. Signer Salva-
tori, a new baritone, from the operas of Naples add of Bar-
celona, and who hdacquired an enduring continental repu-
tation, from his creation of the part of Belisario, in
Donizetti's opera of that name, made his debit in
the part of Assur. His features are expressive, and his
acting good, and he is evidently used to the stage.
As to his voice, it would be an act of injustice to Signor Sal-
vatori to attempt to give any opinion of it from his
performance of last night. Placards were distributed
about the theatre claiming the indulgence of the
public for him in consequence of his labouring under
hoarseness and influenza, and it was evident Itont
the commencement of the opera that his voice was
completely out of order. Signor Tagliafico acted the part of
the High Priest with great dignity, and Signor Mei Sus-
tained the little part of Idreno. The choruses were perfect,
and the orchestra, under the direction of Costa, who was
warmly greeted on his first appearance, magnificent. All the
principal artistes were called on at the conclusion' of the
opera, and the national anthem was Performed, the solo. Rails
being sustained by Mesdames Castellon, Angri, and brisi.
The house was crowded to suffocation iu eve, y part. The
Queen's box was occupied by Lady Emily Cavendish and
Miss Bathurst, Colonel the Hon. Charles Grey and _ Mrs.
Grey:skid) party. Among the company honourieg the
theatre with their presence were the Marquis and ,Mar-
chioness of Ailesbury, the Marquis of .Northampton: the
Marchese Branealeoni and Mdlle. Brancateoni, the Mar-
chioness of Westmeath and Miss Dawson, the , Ear of
Wilton, e Earl of Falmouth, the Earl of KilmoieY,
Viscount Temptoilen, Viscountess Exmouth and Viscount
Exmouth, bfriturit Cranbourne, Lord George Manners,
M P., Lortl Henry Gordon Lennox, M.P., Lord Colville,
LOrd Betreghton and the Hon. Misses .Flohbouse; Lady
Suffield, Lord Adolphus Vane, Lady Isabelle St. John and
party, Lord Northwick, the Baron and Baroness de Stentz,
Lord Arthur Hay, Colonel the Hon. Cecil Forester, M P.,
Major the Hon. R. Needham, Hon. Francis Stonor, Hon.
John Fortescue, M.P., Honourable. George Barrington, Mr.
Greville and 'Miss Grevilie, Sir William and Dady De Bathe,
Sir Henry Webb,
sil-l-ronolluhraarbllees Yivagrshboi, Rowley,Mi;s
Bur-
dettSi Coats and party. r
George Armytage,
Colonel Brownlow Knox, M.P.y
and party, Mr. Martin Tucker Smith, Captain
De Bathe, Mr. Gregory, Captain Ford, Mr. Mac-
kenzie, enjor Gage. Colonel Blaney Major Maitland,
- •
Captain Cathcart, Captain De Horsey, Mr. Woodford, Mr.
W. Lowndes. Mr. William Rose, Honourable George
Barrington, Mr. A. K. Orm, Captain the Hon, Strange
Jocelyn, Mr. Lister Kaye, Captain Ellison, Mrs. Hatton
and the Misses Hatton, Mrs. Henry Villebois,
Hon. Henry Howard, Captain Thesiger, Captain Hotham,
Hon. G. W. Milles, Mr. Martineau, Mr. Raymond Barker,
Sir Thomas Hare, Mr. Wigram, Mr. Bulteel, Mr. Afeedeckne,
Hon. G. Noel, Captain Robertson, Mrs. Horatman, Malaise
Belli and party, Mr. and Mrs. Coghlan, Captain Hawkins,
Captain Phibbs, Sir Seymour Sadler, Mr. De Blaquiere, Mr.
De Pentheney O'Kelly, Mr. Uzielli, M. Lizarde, Wood
Gough, C.lt, and Mrs. Gough, &c.
•

HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—Among the noble and
distinguishing individuals honouring the performances at
her Majesty's Theatre yesterday (Thursday) evening with
their presence, we observed the following :—The Prince and
Princess Czartoriteki and the Princes Vitold and Ladislaus
Czartoritski, his Excellency the Russian Minister, the Mar-
gills of Clanricarde, the Marquis of Abercorn, the Marquis
off' Douro, the Earl of Mountcharles, the Earl of Lonadale, the
Earl of Malmesbury, Viscount Dupplin, Viscount Ranelagh,
Earl Gifford, Lord Gardner, Lord W. Lennox, Lord F. Bean-
clerk, *Sir George and Miss Beaumont, Sir John Bayley and
Lady Bayley, Sir H. Webb, Bart., &c., .1"'•
Accusation is not proof; and committal is not con-
viction, as many a worthy fellow has found reason to know
—Eliza Cook's Journal.
Fowl HORSES DROWNED.--An accident of a very se-
rious character occurred in the neighbourhood of Melton, on
Thursday morning, the 20th instant, and we hope that the
result of it may lead to a better and safer road than this one
has proved to bei,-isit appears that a servant of Mr. W.
Ilenton, of Hoby,rorfts proceeding to Melton to fetch a
load of manure
the'be attempted to cross the river Wreaks,
at a place called
shstones, in the parish of Frisb,
•
which would have made a difference of a few hundred yards,
horses into the canal. The poor animals
when the force of tue water was such as to sweep the
waggon and
struggled on for nearly a mile, and through the arches of
two canarbriuges, before they were drowned; and the man
who was riding upon one of the fore horses saved himself by
clinging to the branches of a willow tree,_ as the horses were
floating down the stream. The team of horses thus lost by
the negligence of the waggoner, who took this road contrary
to orders to save a little trouble, was considered one of the
best in the neighbourhood, and worth at least 1001.—
Leicester Mercury..
DEATFI FROM A WAGER.—On Tuesday afternoon a
young man, named Edward Hucker, living in Granby. street,
Waterloo-road, undertook, for a wager of H., to swim aeries
the 'ihames from Milbank to Lambeth within twelve miautea,
and got in the water tor that purpose a short distance from
the bridge at three o'clock, it being then high water. The
unfortunate man got about 200 feet from the shore, when he
gave a loud shriek and instantly sunk. The party with whom
he made the wager were hastening over the bridge to meet
him on the opposite shore, and could render him nors-
sistance, and the poor fellow, who it is supposed was seiz
ed
with cramp, perished. On Friday a similar occurrence t
k
plaCe at Milbank, when a young
man, named Darby,
his life. rod
SEASONABLE HINTS TO CANARY BlitßßDEßli.
All birds of a uniform colour, when paired toget er, produce
their exact counterpart. In order, in the canary, there can
however, to secure an in-
finite variety of colours, to which,
or vice versa, the issue will be more handsomely marked
be no objection—if a male grey be united to a mealy hen,
th ' •
end to can give eir ime to itom m
than their parents. By carrying out this principle, which I
cordially rec
he producedall of awho truly interes t ting character.,
results may
shade, shade, and every tint, may be reared ; in fact,
Birds of every
such combinations are inexhaustible.— William Kidd in the
Gardner's Chronin
cle.

THE EXPRESS
EDITIO N.

SUN OFFICE. EIGHT o'CLoca.
POSTSCRIPTUM TO SPO}t TING NOTE No. 28.
Hesse Romberg having run second to The Ban this
day for the Metropo!itan Flanthcap must be taken as
superior to the Cutler. Blyzikr-mgc-r, or in fact anything
for the Newmarket Handier—, ala price is sto 1. The
Knight of Arenel is in t".,1-c‘ jo,. the Port Stakes. Sir
G. Hawley's Teddington iw a force for the Derby, as is
also Lord BODP;i3 Durclee, the latter quoted
at thirties.

6 P.Y.

THE SPIRIT OF THE TURF

BANK OF EN C. LAND.
(From this night's Ga:t,tte.)
An keeovint, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth of Victoria, cap. 32 , ter
the Week ending on Saturd,...y, the 2: ;1 day of March, 1851.
168IIE DEPARTM ENT.

Notes issued ........ 97,556,410

4Q7,556,410

Government debt •• 11,015,100
Other securities . • 2,984,900
Gold coin and bullion 13,523,035
Silver bullion • • • • • • 33,375

1 4 27,556,410
M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.

Dated the id day of April, ittsl

B;NSING DE?4ZTMZN T.

Proprietors 'capital • • 14,553,000 Government INTIM-
Rest • •• • • • 3,022,72 G ties (in:lading Dead
Public deposits (in- I Weight Annuity) 1 4,145,250
eluding Exchequer, )ther securities •• .. 14,063,963
Commissioners of votes . 8' 594,275
National Debt, Sav- 6eldan.d..sll;;;Co.lll. •-• 649'769
Inge-banks, and Di-
vidend aecosints) • . 8,999,821
ther deposits 9,226,234
$ even day and other
Bills ••••• • • • •• . • 1,051,416

£37.493,247

A 37,493,257
uARF,IIALL, Chief Cashier.

Dated the 3d

Of April. 1851

THE LONDON GAZETTE,
(THIS IvENING.)

LORD CHAMBERLAIN', OFFICE, APRIL 4, 1851.
Notice is hereby given. that her ~lajesty will hold Drawing-
Rooms, at st. James's-Palace, on the following days, at two
o'clock :—Tuesday, 6th. May next; Thursday, 15th May
neat; and on Saturday, 31st May next, to celebrate her
Majesty's irth-day.
N.B. The Kniguts of the several Orders are to appear in
their Collars, at the Drawing Room, on the 31st of May next.
LOLD CHAMBERLAINS OF.e ICE, APRIL 4.
Notice is hereby given, that her --a esty will hold a !e-
--wee at St. James's Palace, on Wednesday, the 18th of June
nest, at two o'clock
DOWNING•STREEI, APRIL 4.

The Queen has ben ple-,,ed to app.int Edward Murray,
Esq., to be Marshal of t.l:e Island of Trinidad.
WHITEHALL, APRIL 2. . .

The Queen has been pleased t) direct letters patent to be
passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, appointing George James Turner, Esq ,
one of her Maje‘ts's Couri,,el. to be :L Vice-Chancellor, in the
place of the Right Hon. Sir James Wi,lram, Knt., resigned.
CROWN 014T10E, Arial, 3.
MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIA-

VENT.
Borough of Devonport—Sir John Romilly, Knight, Master
or Keeper of the Rolls and Records in her Majesty's High
Court of Chancery.
Town of Southampton—Sir Aley:.-Irder James Edmund
Cockburn, of Wackehurst-place, in tLe county of Sussex,
Knight, her Majesty's AttornPy- Ueneral.
A mut, 4

City of Oxford—William Page IVccd, Eq., her Majesty's
Solicitor-General.
WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 4.

. _
Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards Cornet Thomas John
Mitchell to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Black, who
retites, April 4.
Dr.,eion Guards—Cornet Ellis Brooke Cunliffe to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vivo ~:cEvoy, who retires, April 4.
1.111 Light D.agoims—Assisraiit-burgeon James Macbeth.
from the 10th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice John
Edward Stephens, who resigns, Apre 4.
Dragoebs Lientenen: Arthur Tremayre to be
, by Purchase, vir- Stewart, who retires; Cornet
Peter Valettine Purcell to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Tremavne, April 4.
Coldstream Regiment of Foot-Guards—Battalion-Surgeon
Wiliam Thomas Christopher Robinson, to be Surgeon-
Major, vice Et ward Greatrex, who retires upon half•
pay ; Assistant-Surgem James Mourn, Ni.D., to be Bat-
talian-Surgeon, vice Rubinson; Frederick Wildbore, Gent.,
to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice .Lord, April 4.
7th Foot—Ensign Richard Lyons Otway Pearson, from
the 95th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stainforth,
who retires, April 4.
9th Foot—Lieutenant Peter Fenamin blouse, from half-
pay 80th Foot, to ba Lientena,t, vice Morton, appointed
Paymaster Sin Foot; Thomas Rice Hamilton, to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice it sae. who retires; April 4.
10th Fon; -"John Julius Evans Jacob. Gent., to be Assist-
ant-Surgeon, vice Macbeth, appointed to the 10th Light
Dragoons, April 4.
13th Foot—Assistant Staff Surgeon Richard Robert Dowse,
to be Surgeon, vice John Robertson, M.D., who retires upon
half-pay, April 4.
25th Foot— Ensi,,n AlexaneJ r Strange to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Northey. who retires, April 4.
32d Foot—Lieuten .nt Henr. emyss to be Cap-
tain, by purchase, vice M, who retires; Ensign John
Medley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wemys, April 4.
5, Foot—Lieutenant Oiarles Chile, from the 55th Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Edward John Chambers, who retires
upon half-pay of Ceylon Rifle Regiment, April 4.
51st Foot Ensign and Adjutant Stewart Alexander
Cleeve to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Pegus, who re-
tires, April 4.
55th Foot—Lieutenant George Edward Lawes Chartres
Bissett, from the 56th Foot, to tio, Lieutenant, vice Godden,
who exchanges ; Lieutenant J(111 Warren, from the 66th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Clifle, appointed to the 50th
Foot, April 4.
56th Foot—Lieutenant Robert Gordon Cumming, from

half-pay Ceylon' Rifle Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice
Warren, appointed to the 55th 1.7.,0t, April 4; Lieutenant
Frederick Mares Godden, from the 55th Foot, to be Lieu.
tenant, vice Bissett, who exchanges, April 4.
65th Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Robert McCoy to be Cap-
tain, by purchase, vice Bazalget.'.e, hose promotion, by pur-
chase, has been cancelled, Dec. 13. 1850 ; Ensign William
Frederick Thomas Marshall to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Barton, appointed to the 4th Foot, Feb. 7 ; Gen-
tleman Cadet Frederick Stanstield ilerries, from the Royal
Military College, to be Ensign, vie-, Ala shall, April 4.
73d Foot— Ensign Albert Henry Godfrey to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Bower, who retires, April 4.
76th Foot—Ensign Andrew Gammell to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Barton, who retires; Charles Thomas
Caldecott, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Grammell,
April 4.
77th Foot—Lieutenant William \Ventworth Grant Dilke
to be adjutant, vice 'TV eston, wha resigns the Adjutancy
only, April 4.
91st Foot—Ensign and Adjutant William George Conway
Gordon to have the rank of Lieutenant, Dec. 30, 1850; En-
sign Robert Borthwick to be Lieutenant, without purchase,
vice Melvin, killed in action, Dec. 31, 1850; Gentlemaa
Cadet He”ry Auburey Bond, from the Royal Military Col-
lege, to be Ensign, vice Gordon, appointed Adjutant, April
4 ; Gentleman Cadet Francis Gord,,n Bibbert, from the Royal
Military College, to be Ensign, vice Borthwick, April b.
2d Wes India Regiment—Quarermaster Patrick Carroll,
from the oiFth Foot, to be Quartermaster, vice McHugh,
cashiered by the sentence of a General court Martial, April 4.
3d West India Regiment— Ensign .krancis Brown Dixon
to be Lieutenent, without purctlase, vice Cumming, deceased,
March 26.
Royal Newfoundland Companies Lieutenant William
Jenkins to be Captain, wiiliout I,:rAise, vice Chambers, de-
ceased; Ensign Charles Henry to be Lieutenant,
vice Jenkins, January 24.
1104IPITAL STA* F.--john Hoffman. Gent., to be Assistant-
Surgeon to the iorces, vice D0,,,..9e, }_romoted in the 13th
Foot, April 4.

Erratum in t c Goz,iee 7.
4th Foot—For Ensign James Barton, from the 65th
Regiment, to be Lieutenant. wi, hoot purchase. Read Lieu-
tenant James Barton, front the 6..-,th Regiment, to be Lieute-
nant' without purchase, &c.
BIZMORANDUM.—The Christian names of Ensign Young,
of the 22d Foot, are "Thomas Newton."
ADMIRALTY, APRIL 2.

The following promoti n l::;} this day been made, onee:
.
K.H.
on the death of Rear-Admiral John Toup NiFolaa, c -CB'
K.H. ; Captain Sir John Hill to be hear-Admiral of the
Blue.
Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of Staffordshire.
John Barker, Esq., to be Deputy-Lieutena& of the county
of Stafford, March 25.
The King's Own Regiment of Staffordshire ltilitia— The
Hon. Charles Wrottesley to be Lieutenant, vice Haig, re-
signed, March 25.
The Queens Own Royal Regiment of StafStaffordshireYeo-
many Cavalry--Major the Honourable William Beget to
be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Peel, deceased ; Captain. Ure
Honourable Gilbert Claetwynd Talbot to be Major, vice Be-
got, promoted; Lieutenant the Hon. Charles John Talbot
commonly called Viscount Ingestrie, to be Captain,
vicei e
nant,
Tal-
bot, Promoted ; Cornet Henry Begot Lane to be L
vice Giebc,rne, resigned ; Cornet 3i, icon Edward Buller
to be Lieutenant, vice Arkwright, resigned; Charles Corser,
Gent., to be Lieutenant, vice 1 rane. re-:fined; Joseph Chal-
linor, Gent, to be Cornet, vice Chai!i:-,,r, resigned, March 25.
Commission
Regiment by rn
the Lord-Lieutenant of Somersetshire.
Somerset Regiment of Yeotntry Cavalry—Richard
Wes
Bare, Gent to be coronet vice Cape!, promoted, March 19.
Commission by the no .
Berwick, Haddingtonrd-Lieu
„ ~Linlith
Lord-Lieutenant of Haddingtonshire.
of Milila gow
Est
bid Peeblesshire Re-
gimeatto be Lieutenant,
' —"L'avtd Ainslie, Y-,gcle,
vice Francis Charteris baviclion,l;'eb. 12.
BANKRUPTCY
Richard James Johnson, , .. ,' ED
supLiz,LD •
BANKRUPTS.
IVoolwich.
George Henry Bradberry and-'S°
ehants, Great Tower-street, Cite, George Rice Le, oW mer-
ee; httutt
half-past one, and May 16, at ..,, to eumnder April 16, at
ruptcy. Stansfeld, official e,.,,Tte, at the Court of Bank-
bats, Buckingham-street, Strian.. and Cunning-
Leonard Wild Lloyd, builder, Goldh k ..„.,,, New- I
road, Shepherd's-bush, April 16, at one, and---`',“--' 16, at
at the Court of Bankruptcy. s't-eci may ae
signee; Abrahams, Lincoln's Inn-fields. '4°4, official as-
John Gentry, smith, Bocking, Essex, April 1
May 13, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, two, and
official assignee ; Stevens and Satchel!, QueerLcY' Graham
wine merchant, Newcaatleenea
3 Ida. arm, ,
Cheap_John Benson Browne,
Lyme, Staffordshire, April 17, and May 8, at twelve under_
Birmingham District Court. Whitmore, official aas"!gat the
Birmirgham ; Kough, Shrewsbur3 ; Motteram, Knight, eneli
Erqmet, Birmingham. -
Robert Moate, innkeeper, 'West Stockwith, Nottingham,
April 19 and May 10, at ten, at the Leeds District Court.
Freeman, official assignee, Sheffield; Marratt. ~. oucaster.
Howell Reynolds, innkeeper, Aberaman, Glamorganshire.
April 23 and May 10, at eleven, at the ristlDistrict
Court. Acraman, eili: ial assignee, Bris:di JBameso, MDerthyr ;
Short and Strickland, Bristol
William Andrews, commission merchant, Liverpool, April
14 and May 12. et Aeven, at the Lively() 1 District Court.
Morgan, official assignee, Liver pool ' • W i Warns, Liverpool.
Charles Roope, wine merchant, Liverpool. April 11 and
May 15, at eleven, at the Liverpool LA,: iet Court. Turner,
official assignee, Live. pool ; _Fetcher ;. Hull, Liverpool.
Robert. Andrews Taylor. Lt.-, m te..n- and colour manufac-
tue:-, I,tin for , Purl, :to. :\ ~L 'I
, I :o ti,\ eive, and May 9, at
owe, at the Nec- castle- ...p. t,-Tyne District Court. Baker,
efficial nssigne, Newcastle, upet: Tvne ; Forster, Newcastle- 1
'n -Tyne; Bolding and Pope, Feiichurch-street.