The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-09 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES GRANTED.

Margaret Meiklc, Liverpool, pawnbroker—J. Buttrey
Woolwich, victualler and hotel keeper. certificate of the
first class—W. Bilby, Essex-place, Grange-road, Dal-.
ston, warehouseman, certificate cf the first olive—J.
Pcnfold, Marlborough-place, Old Kent-road, wholesale
grocsr, certificate of the second class—H. Smith, West
Bromwich, Staffordshire, ironfounder and wrought iron
manufacturer, certificate of the first class.

INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
John White, Tavistock, butcher
Edwin Abrahams, Southampton, colonrman

John Brooks, jun., Norwich, whitesmith
George Moss, Covenoy, Cambridgeshire, grocer
William Rees, Swansea, grocer.

Joseph Swannell, Fen Drayton, Cambridgeshire, butcher.
Edward Goodriok, Godmanehester, Huntingdonshire.
John Snowdon, St. Neots, Huntingdonshire, ropemaker.
Thomas Pullon, York, hatter.
David Misell, Manchester, picture dealer.
Evan Crookell, Hulme, Lancashire, packer.
Mary Jackson, Bridlington, Yorkshire.
Henry Porter, Brandon, Suffolk, coal dealer.
John Cossey, Ufforcl, Suffolk, miller.
Henry Howard, Stoke-upon-Trent, bookkeeper.
Joseph Wild, Ashton-under-Lyne, warehouseman.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
H. M. Steinthal, J. Schlesinger, and M. Samson, Mani
cheater, general commission merchants—H. M. Steinthal
and J. Schlesinger, Bradford, Yorkshire, general
commission agents—G.
_I Sutton
mission merchants—V. F. Ensom and . .
__,
._Kirkham,
Nicholas-lane, City,
ship chandlers—
and G. Hanson,
C. Poyster and C.
are, P. P. Couch, and W. Y.'
KiDligeslrenr,uSPrer-Hbourinie-lane City, eating ,
housekeepers—T. &mere t
Sal ash, Cornwall, limeburners
Stephen's,
Roberts, Liverpool, commission
merchants—W. Bickley and H. Bickley, Stoke-upon-
Trent, Staffordshire, drapers—T. Dewhurat and H.
—A. Hardy antdeP • ,
,
Crockwell, Manchester, commission agents—J. Gray and
J. Crippin, Runcorn, Cheshire, iroufounders—T. H.
Thompson and G. Douglas, Parliament-street,
civil engineers—C. Collins, G. T. Rose, and
F. Rose, Kidderminster, yarn agents—W. Knill
and J. L. Wight, Pudding-lane, City, fruit brokers
__,J. Schofield and B. Schofield, Littleborough, Lanca-
shire, fustian manufacturers—S. A. Goddard, Birming-
ham, and W. Baker, J. Cutler, and H. V. Wart, Old
Monkland, Lancashire, tube manufacturers (so far as
regards S. A, Goddard)—A. Robinson, C. F. Palmer,
and H. Palmer, Birmingham, chemists and druggists—
W. Smith and J. A. Smith, Liverpool and Manchester,
merchants—W. Greig and G. Greig, Wbitehart-court,
Lombard-street, City, and the Cape
of Good Hope, mer-
chants—J. Denis and L. de Alassise, Lime-street, City,
wine merchants— J. Chanter and R. M. Smiley,
, Corn-
hill, City, and Salmon-lane, Limehouse,
of compositions for coating ships' bottoms—J. Herman
and J. Rea, Kingston-upon-Hull, ironfounders —S.
Walker and W. Jones, Liverpool, joiners—s. W. Fen-
wick, J. M. Bates, M.D., IL and A. Kinnear, N
upon-Tyne, solicitors (so far as regards e wcas - tle
W. Fenwick)
—J. Kerby and G. P. Hiscecks, Opera• colonnade, gay.
market, boot and shoemakers—T. Fitton, A. Bair.
stow, and H. Barker, Manchester, machine and tool.
makers.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
A. Ross, Coupar-Angus, Perthshire, innkeeper, to
meet within the Defiance Rotel, Coupar-Angus, June
12 and July 3, at twelve.
M. Somerville, Patheall, Fifeshire, engraver, to meat
within Philip's Temperance Hotel, Kitkaldy, June 13
and July 4, at two.
W. Wallace, sen., Glasgow, manufacturer, to meet
within the Globe Rotel, Glasgow, June 14 and July It,
at two.

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:laid ratinsiTnEgßu n Saturday
•HeOro of Waterloo.
Lambeth, on the body of G. Powell,
BIrS. WilliamurciDl ACTarWterEhs
Emma Read, of Castle-lane, Pimlico, aged 23, a confectioner.
day week she and a young man with, deposed that on Thnrs-
returning from the Surrey Theatre,' another female, were
minster-bridge she saw the and whilst crossing West"
into the water. In falling deceased leap over the parapet
the buttresses. His hat fell she heard his head strike one of
written "Take this to 25 on the foot pavement ;in it WAS
named Mansfield , Sloane-street, Chelsea." A lad,
, proved fin'. wng the body in the River
Thames on Tue,scla '
Eliza Clark, 0.
0,1, yvlast, and assisting in getting it ashore.
the bodyrk,
as being orpeth- street; Bethnal-green, identified
that of her brother. Igor nearly three
months he had been out of employment' and had been during
that period living with the different members of his &mil'''.
On Thursday week he went out with a parcel to book at the
:Eastern Counties Railway, but he had not done so, and no'
one knew what had become of the parcel. She was of
opinion that he either lost it or had been robbed, and tbat
event had driven him to deperation.— Verdict, "Temporary
insanity." •
,
PRUSSIAN NAVY .—Prince Adalbent, chief of the
Prussian marine, has had a report drawn up, setting forth
PruSsia
the requisites for giving a naval force somewhat pro-
portionate to its military power. The estimate of what will
be necessary amounts to twelve frigates of sixty guns, twelve
steam corvettes of ten guns, fifteen signal steamers of six
guns,five schooners of four guns, six transport ships, and
forty-four gun-boats. The cost is estimated at rather mere
than two millions sterling. Two millions sterling will: also
be necessary 'for building men-of-war, havens, docks, and
magazines, and for stores. The proposal is made to finish
the work in the course of the next ten years. The annual
cost of keeping such a navy is estimated at 300,00ille••
i Portsmouth Times and Lava_ Gatieifr.