The Sun.
London, England, 1851-08-27 00:00:00

INSOLVENTS.

Rosetta Magdelina Lamford, ironmonger, Chalcroft-
terrace, Lambeth.
James Freed, hairdresser, Richmoni-road, Bayswater.
James Claudius Heraud, law steamer, Bell-yard, Lin-
coln's Inn-fields.
Edward Cole, portmanteau maker, White Hart-court,
Leicester- square.
Thomas Wilson Richardson, taibr, Little Charlotte-
street, Blackfriars- road.
Charles Brace, brewer, Castle Mill, Surrey.
Charles Lipscomb, labourer, Leattnrhead, Surrey,
S. Stables, cheesemonger, Victoria-pk.
George Parkinson, tailor, Wapping-wall, Shadwell.
Daniel Rogers, lath•render, Bethnal-green-road
E. Kitt, licensed victualler, Bridge-road, Hammersmith.
Frederic Stuart, clerk to a plate glass company, Shaw-
field-street, Chelsea.
William F. Walker, attorney-at-lay, Gray's Inn-square.
Aaron Perim, journeyman coact builder, Newbury,
Berkshire.
John Plail, brewer's servant, Romlord, Essex.
William Soott, supervisor of Excise, Bromsgrove, Wor-
cestershire..
William Emmerton, law stationer, Saint Helen's-square,
Yorkshire.
T. Emmerton, rcpemaker, Apsley Guise, Bedfordshire.
Joseph Bairston, bobbin turner, Bradford, Yorkshire.
Joseph Pawson, publican, Leylands, Yorkshire.
John Hadfield, grocer, Manchester.

IJames P. Whicker, tea dealer, Portisham, Dorsetshire.
Charles Whittard, hatter, Cheltenham.
Thomas Warne, music teacher, Bushey, Hertfordshire.
E. Bandies, farming labourer, St. Martin's, Shropshire.
John Bandies, wheelwright, Itton Saint Martin's, Salop.
William Mansfield King, clerk in the General Post-
office, Rose-hill, Dorking.
George Freeman, brazier, Cambridge.
Samuel Crowther, mariner, Great Grimsby, Lincoln-
shire.
William Dix, chainmaker, Hallgate, Lancashire.
James Bedale, baker, Manchester.
Isaac Whittle, currier, Openshaw, Lancashire.
William Blackow, porter, Salford, Lancashire.
Thomas Hall Hunt, licensed victualler, Liverpool.
Henry Jepson, ropemaker, Manchester.
Josiah Wedgwood, soda water manufacturer, Oxtou,
Lancashire.
John Ward, commission agent, Manchester.
Daniel Clough, bobbin maker, Oldham, Lancashire.
S. Grindrod, cotton manufacturer, Oldham, Lancashire.
Daniel Steele, bricklayer, Chesterton, Cambridgeshire:
Ann Worton, dressmaker, Claines, Worcestershire.
John Hampton, labourer, Birmingham.

NOTICES OF CER TIFICATES.
In the Country.
J. Allmand, Wrexham, DoLbighshire, haberdasher,
Sept. 18, at eleven, at the Court, Liverpool--W. Clipsoa,
Chester, builder, Sept. 18, at eleven, at the Court,
Liverpool.
CERTIFICATES GRANTED.
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E. Emmerton, Woburn Sands, Buckinghamshire, inn-
keeper, certificate of the second class-11. Scale, Briton
Ferry Iron-works, Glamorganshire, iron manufacturer,
certificate of the second class—T. Pearson, Plympton,
Devonshire, merchant, certificate of the second class—
S. W. Isherwood, Kingston-upon-Hull, woollen draper,
certificate of the first class—J. Jackson, Scarborough,
Yorkshire, silversmith, certificate of the second class
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
G. Honour and J. Honour,
.jun., Tring, Hertfordshire,
builders—R. Brawn and F. B. Oerton, Daw End,
Rushall, Staffordshire, lime-masters—J.. Shipley, W.
Brown, F. A. Hamilton, J. Brown, S. Brown, J. M.
Brown, S. Nicholson, and W. E. Brown, Liverpool (so
tar as regards J. Shipley)—W. Brown, J. S. Shiply,
A. Hamilton, J. Brown, S. Brown, J. NI. Brown, S.
Nicholson, and W. E. Bowen, Philadelphia (so far as
regards J. Shipley)--J. Tregallas and R. Rilstone, St.
Agnes, Cornwall, mercers and tailors—W. L. Clarke
and C. S. Clarke, Bristol, attorneys at law and solicitors
—R. Saville and W. Bulman, Sunderland, surgeons and
apothecaries—R. Eatough and E. Heys Preston, Lan-
cashire, corn merchants—J. Grafton, E. E. Goldsmid,
R. Ward, T. C. Gibson, J. F. Gregory, and J. 0.
York, Norwich and Boulogne, coal and coke merchants
(so far as regards R. Ward, E. E. Goldsmid, J. 0.
York, and J. F. Gregory)—S. Foster, J. Hepple, and H.
Foster, Fenchurch-street, wholesale grocers and agents
—J. Hood, J. Bird, and I'. Pillings, Leicester, lace
manufacturers (so far as regards T. Bird)—J. Ward and
and S. Barrett, Epsom, Surrey, surgeons, apothecaries,
and accouchers—W. Frio.) and H. W. Price, Leeds,
surgeons and apothecaries—J. B. Crocker and J. Fran-
cis, Coventry, straw bonnet and hat manufacturers—J.
H. Aaderton and C. Bullen, Preston, Lancashire, plum-
bers, glaziers, painters, and papentainers—J. Buckley
and J. Stansfield, Austerlands, Saddleworth, Yorkshire,
cotton waste dealers—C. Rucastlo and J. Young, Sun-
derland, commission agents.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
Edward Thorne, Marlock, Somersetshire, organist.
John Harries, Tynewydd, Pembrokeshire, farmer.
Thomas Puddock, Longdon- upon-Tern, Shropshire,
millers' foreman.
George Sutton, Shiffnal. Shrcpshire, journeyman drug-
gist.
John Masters, Ilchester, Somersetshire, blacksmith.
John Gook, New Alresford, Southampton, cooper.
Harry Luke Dillon, Barnwood, Gloucester, clerk.
Charles Clark, Bristol, bookseller.

Charles Paul Oxley, Bristol, clerk.
Michael O'Hara Nash, Bristol, retailer of beer.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
Duncan M'Gillivray, Paisley, merchant and commis-
sion agent, to meet with Tannahill's Terrace Tavern,
Paisley, Aug. 28, and Sept. 24, at one.
P. Rose, Dingwall, writer, ship owner and gas manu-
facturer, to meet within the Caledonian Hotel, Dingwall,
Sept. 2 and 18, at two.
C. H. Boyle, Musselburgh, dealer in shares, to meet
within Stevenson's Rooms, Edinburgh, Aug. 28, and
Sept. 29, at ten.
C. Fraser, Peebles, hotel keeper, to meet within the
Tontine Hotel, Peebles, Aug. 29, and Sept. 26, at one.

THE ROBBERIES ON THE LONDON AND SOUTH-
WESTERN RAlLWAY.—Yesterday Charles Whitcher was
brought up at the Wandsworth Police-court, on remand,
charged with being concerned in stealing a large quantity of
valuable property from the South-Western itailway, and
Mr. John Saward, a linendraper, was charged with receiving
a portion of the property knowing it to have been stolen.
The man Pamplin, who was convicted at the last Hampshire
assizes of being connected with the gold-dust robbery, was
brought up by habeas from Winchester gaol, and examined
as a witness. Mr. Beadon expressed his intention to send
the case for trial at the Central Criminal Court, and re-
manded the prisoners until Tuesday. Seward was admitted
to bail.

HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO MANCHESTER.—The
greatest activity prevails among all parties in Manehesterin
connexion with this anticipated event, and committees have
been appointed by the various bodies of officials interested
in giving her a welcome. The address by the corporation
will be given in the Exchange, the use of which has been
granted for the purpose by the proprietors.
ARRIVAL OF THE PAEKET.SUIP STANFORMSHIRE
FROM BOSTON.—Yesterday morning the new clipper packet-
ship Staffordshire, Captain A. 11. Brown, arrived in the
Mersey, in 17 days from Boston, with 20 cabin passengers
and 80 in the steerage. This new packet is about 2,000
tons register, 240 feet in length, and is the largest and
sharpest American merchantman that ever came across the
Atlantic. She was built expressly for Train and Co.'s line
of Boston and Liverpool packets, and will sail hence, on her
return, on the 20th September next.—Liverpool Albion of
Monday.

PRINCE ALBERT'S BlRTHDAY.—Yesterday the
Royal Consort completed his 32d year, having been born on
the 26th of August, 1819. The royal standard was floating
on the various public buildings during the whole of the day,
and at one o'clock the Park and Tower guns were fired in
honour of the event. In the evening the fronts of her Ma-
jesty's Theatre, St. James's Theatre, Gallery of Illustration,
Regent-street, and several other public buildings, as well as
the shops of his Royal Highness's tradespeople, were bril-
liantly illuminated.
THE BUILDERS' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION.—A
special general meeting of the subscribers to this institution,
which was founded in the year 1847, for giving relief and
granting pensions to the decayed members of the various
branches of the building trade and their widows, was held
yesterday at the offices of the institution, New Oxford-street.
It appears from the last annual report that the total sum now
invested in the public funds is `2,2501, and that there are
twelye miles and aye femalea on, the funds.