The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-16 00:00:00

INSOLVENT PETITIIIONERS.

Charles Squire, carver and gilder, Old Fish-street„
Ductot s'-c,namons.
Elward N. Lambert, omnibus driver, Carlton-buildings,
Camberwell New-road.
G. William., cheesemonger, North-street, Westminster.
John Storey, butcher, Waterloo-road, Lambeth.
John S. Franklin, coach builder, Admiral-terrace, Vaux-
halt-bridge road.
James Oat way, blacksmith,Walker-terrace, Limehotuio,
William U. Eldridge, tailor, Providence buildings, N.,. w

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Andrew Bruce, stonemason, Allan-street, Islington.
John Crane, journeyman smith, Upper John-street,
Hoxten Old Town.
Henry Dasis, gun-maker, Bridge-Street, Mile end.
James Devitt, printer's warehouseman, Cross-strut,
Blackcriars-road.
Alfred Walker, Southgate, Middlesex.
H. Kay, carpenter, Silchester-road, Kensir.gton-park.
W. T. Bath, post-office Welk, Holland-place, Clap-
ham-road.
E. H. Curtis, Francis-street, ArnOld's-place, Walwortk.
W. Sage, tallow chandler, Old Breutford, Ealing.
Peter Thirion, fur skin dresser, Bow Church-yard,
Cheapside.
J. W. Murphy, chemist, Quebec-street, Portman-square.
G. Edmunds, provision dealer, Upper Wbitecross-street.
James Frisby, parish clerk, Cambridge.
Charles Gunnell, builder, Blackfriars-road.
J. Tolson, woollen cloth merchant, Yorkshire.
Joseph Butterworth, grocer, Staffordshire.
John Hope, quarryman, Durham.
James Foster Bladen, iroa manufacturer, Staffordshire.
Joseph Mountford, journeyman machinist, Birmingham.
J. Meads, assistant to a bonded storekeeper, Liverpool.
D. A. E. James, provision dealer, Coventry.
J. Murray, ship and insurance broker, Suuderland.
C. Shorrocks, sewing cotton manufacturer, Manchester.
J. Travis, farmer, Redbourne, Lincolnshire.
Benson Why tall, furniture broker, Hartlepool, Durham.
George Wessell, innkeeper, Durham.
Michael Wardle, grocer, Seaham-harbour, Durham.
H. Silvester, button maker, Bloomsbury-Aston, War-

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W. M. Fuggle, carpenter, Goudhurst, Kent.
R. Mosely, provisiou dealer, Huddersfield, Yorkshire.
J. W. Tnompson, attoruey•at-law, Lancaster.
William Parker, pahhcan. N -v-roa, I. Paddington.

NAVAL ENTELLIGENCE.
Tho following officers attended the levee of the First
Lord of the Admiralty yesterday:—Vice-Admiral Aye-
cough, R ar-Admiral Sir 11. Dillon; Captains T. Bush-
by, H. B. Young, J. F. Appleby, T. Ilindmarsh, K.H.
H. L..) ton, J. F- Studdert, H. M. Denham; Commander.R. Moorman, W. Edmonston, E. Franklin, S. C. Umper-
vine, J. H. Holman, Sir W. Dalyell, F. S. M`Gregor.
W. Whimper; Lieutenant T. R. Baker, E. R. Robson
W. H. Brady, E. Knapman, G. Tyrell, J. Reed, B.
Sharpe, R. M. Flond; Chaplain—Rev. Pasco G. Hill,
Paymaster—W. Estes

APPOINTMENTS
Commander William K. Hall (1848), from the coast-
chard service, to command the Styx steam-sloop, at
Devonport.
Lit-theutiet—W. E. A. Gordon (1842), to the Styx.
Paymaster—S. H. L. Giles (1846), to the Styx.
Acting-Master—Alfred Messum (second master of
1843), of the Excellent, to the Styx.
Mate—Robert H. 13)yd (1850) to the Trafalgar, 120.
Assistant Surgeons—J. Henry (1842), late of Ante-
lope, to Scorpion surveying vessel, West Indies, vice
Wilcox, promoted; J. Sproule and G. F. A. Drew
(acting), to the Cumberland, 70, flag-ship, West Indies.

Master's Assistant—W. Stiven, tt) the'Ouniberland.
The Commander-in-Chief at Portsmouth, Admiral
the Hon. Sir Bladen Capel, K.C.8., struck his flag or
Monday night at sunset, and proceeded on short leave
of absence.
Dauntless screw steam-frigate, Capt. Halsted, unbem,
sails at Portsmouth on Monday, and commenced strip
ping off her rigging yesterday morning. She has been
taken alongside the Victorious hulk, preparatory t,
going into the basin. We are glad to say it has beet
decided that she shall have her proper spars and yards
which we have no doubt will much improve her sailing
qualities. As it is, she did not sail badly, considering
she was but " jury rigged," for she on several occasion:
beat and held way with both the Leander and Inclefati•
gable. Her crew will be hulked during the time she it
fitting afresh.
Resiatance troop-ship, Master-Commander Bradshaw
passed through Spittival on Monday, at four p.m ; she
was about to anchor when she was telegraphed to con-
tinue on for the Downs, whence she will be towed to
Chatham to laud the troops, who proceed to Canterbury

SEABORNE MAILS.
[N signifies that the mails ere sent from the General Post-°ffic"
by the night—and M by the morning--dispatch.]