The Sun.
London, England, 1835-07-15 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES—AucusT 4.

R. Bowerman, sen., and G. Bowerman, carriers, Ensham, Oa.
ford—P. Abrahams, watchmaker, Brigate, Leeds—W. Askham,
sen., surgeon, Eckington, Derbyshire—S. L. Lazarus, soap manu-
facturer, Bath—T. Scott, linen check manufacturer, Wigan, Lan-
cashire—W. Day, plumber, Providence-buildings, New Kent-road
—J. Nickalls, corn factor, Chatham—L. P. Goldsmid, bill broker,
liirchin-lane—W. Williams, shopkeeper, Pontymolle, Monmouth-
shire—L. Cambridge, shipowner, Bristol.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

W. Edwards and T. H. Pemberton, engravers, Birmingham--
H. Cooper and J. Bielby, wine merchants, York—J. Lord and T.
Crabtree, cotton waste manufacturers, Spotland, Lancashire—G.
Mears and' Co., victuallers, Boston--R. Harrison and Co., bankers,
Kingston-upon-Hull—R. and M. Williamson, millers, South
Wingfield, Derbyshire—J. Edmunds and G. Beattie, tailors, Jer-
myn-street, St. James's--J. Crowther, jun., and J. Webster, corn
factors, Sowerby-bridge, Yorkshire—A. Thwaytes and Co., gro-
cers, Fenchurch-street—T. Johnston, jun., and E. Monk, Lewes
—W. Dean and J. Ralph, lace dealers, Wood-street, Cheapside—
J. and B. Bull, bricklayers, Worship-street, Finsbury-square—G.
and G. Gray, tailors, Grantham—H. Holme and P. C. Allen, muslin
manufacturers, Bolton, Lancashire—E. Lucas and Co., iron-
founders, Dronfield, Derbyshire (as far as regards S. Lucas)—W.
Keay and M. Carpenter, plumbers, Lymington, Southampton—F.
liurnand and L. Burnam!, jun., stock brokers, 'Change-alley,
Cornhill—W. Smith and G. Knowles, grocers, Ardwick, Lanca-
shire—J. Collingridge, jun., and G. Whalebone, platers, Unioia-
street East, Spitalfields—J. Russon and Co., soap manufacturers,
Liverpool—J. and J. Moseley, upholsterers, Huddersfield—W.
Cooksey and S. grocers, Great Bridge, Warwickshire
--
D. and S. T. Cromwell, organ-builders, Southampton—E. and M.
Moore, grocers, Durham.

Sunday morning. Mrs. Johnstone, a woman about
70 years of age, was found burned to death in her own house,
Innerkip-street, Greenock.
" HARRY CALVERLEY."—The author of this
amusing novel is already favourably known by the success of
his " Cecil Hyde." The present work certainly surpasses its
predecessor in all the requisites we look for in good classical
fiction. The characters are well drawn—but not overdrawn,
the narrative never flags, and the plot is ingeniously contrived
and strikingly developed. In Lady Belvidere the reader will
find the true portraiture of a high-minded woman of the upper
classes, and a character as effective in instruction as amusing
in detail.

ItOBBERIES.-011 Friday night, while the Duchess
of Cambridge was quitting the French Theatre„ Sir Jas.
Rcynett, who was handing her Royal Highness to her carriage,
was robbed of a gold snuff-box of small size, in form of a
chest. On Friday evening, between the hours of five and six,
a writing-desk, containing several gold seals, writings, &c.,
was stolen from the house of Mr. Sandys, 30, King-square,
St. Luke's, by sonic thief, who entered the parlour-window.
On Thursday evening, between six and nine, a square of glass
was broken in the shop-window of Mr. Cotterell, jeweller
and silversmith, in OxfOrd-street, and a lady's gold hunting-
watch, set with pearls on both sides, with gold chain, two
seals, and a key attached to it, stolen through the ope.ning.
THE LATE MIDSUAINIEII WEATHER.—Never,
perhaps, was our changeable climate more sensibly shown than
during the past month. It was on the Gth ult. that we had
to call the attention of our readers to the sudden inc.-ease
of temperature ; much more remarkable has the decrease
been; on the 25th and 26th of June the maximum being 30
degrees below that of the 11th. The comparative tempera..
ture also of almost midsummer and midwinter is scarcely less
remarkable—viz., the highest of the'thermometers on tkP 7tb
of December last, being three degrees above that of 'the 25
an 1 26th of Jane.—Medical Gazette.