The Sun.
London, England, 1835-06-24 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

C. Piers and IC Wood, watchmakers—J. Brooke and W. Car-
ter, Dewsbury, Yorkshire—R. Nile and G. Tonkin, builders, Red-
ruth, Cornwall—L. Bennett and J. Taylor, surgeons, Burton-
upon-Humber—W. Walker and G. Lee, woolstaplers, Leeds—W.
Watkins and W. Watkins, jun., tilers, Monmouth—T. Cockburn
and W. Nichols, brewers, North Shields—E. Seymour and W.
Ilayter, solicitors, Salisbury—D. Lamont and W. Orr, Buenos
Ayres—B. Myatt and P. Holdcroft, potters, Bradley, Staffordshire
—J. Pratt and S. Pratt, chemists, Nelson-street, Greenwich—J.
and J. Penrose, assayers of ores, Redruth, Cornwall—J. and J.
Green, grocers, Manchester—J. G. Earp and S. Burrell, button-
manufacturers, Birmingham—J. J. Adnams and W. Sims, car-
penter, Hungerford, Espin and Co., carpet manu-
facturers, Louth, Lincolnshire—W. Carter and Co., iron founders,
Leamington Priors, Warwickshire.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

SENTENCES.

At a quarter-past two yesterday the whole of the business of
the Session having been gone through, the Recorder and
Aldermen proceeded to pass the sentences :
TRANSPORTATION FOR LlFE—James Bayley, J. Henry
Neale, J. Wyatt, James Manning, Charlotte Sprigs, Emma
Cozens, and D. Frances Webster.
Fon FOURTEEN YEARS—G. Payne, Mary Feathertono,
Charles Davis, Emanuel Lopez, James Robert Williams,
Jeremiah Hurly, and Mary Barnet.
FOR Sivas YIARS.--Jame Holding, William Trewman,
J. Leary, G. Wooller, Louisa James, William Pokart, Anne
Coleman, J. Shepherd, J. Mitchel, Richard Regan, Henry
Thomas, Thomas Boffan, Robert Tagwood, Henry IlPMann,
Thomas Fisher, Mary Kenny, E. F. Ward, W. Buckingham,
R. Taylor, J. Fletcher, H. Johnson, Nathan Wilson, J. A.
Jonson, J. Hawkins, Mary Ann Pendrin, J. Miller, G. John-
son, Thomas Walker, William Brown, aged 22, Edward
Spaite, J. Proctor, J. Middleton, Thomas 'Wilson, Mary Dun-
das, W. Jones, aged 17, Caroline Peterson, S. Smith, John
Noel, William Faircloth, J. Mackey, A. Rose, William
Brown, 35, Thomas Riley, G. Reid, J. Thompson, Mary
Birdsell, Thomas M`Cannon, James Jones, 29, R. Jones, 23,
Patrick Murray, Haynes Richardson, Elizabeth Norton,
Thomas Heath.
Two YEARS' HARD LABOUR.—James Hicks, and William
Tery.
ONE YEAR'S HARD LABOUR.—Henry Lewis, William Ayles-
bury, James Dogherty, James Bolton, Robert Weston, Owen
Daley, Thomas Menses, Robert Salter.
FOR NINE MONTHS.—Benjamin Faulkener, and William
Richmond. Charles Mumford was sentenced to receive this
punishment for wilful and corrupt perjury; the Court inform-
ing him that his sentence had been mitigated in consequence
of the length of time he had been in confinement.
FOR SLY MONTHS.—Antony Richard Shepherd, Mary
Keefe, J. Clagget, Mary Cline, J. Ward, E. H. Taylor, J.
George, James Daniels, J. White, Charles Lucas, J. Mar-
shall, James Knight, George Camp, Daniel Goatherd, Wm.
Adams, Wm. Richardson, Wm. Smith, aged 21.
Fox THREE MCNTHS..J. Basset, William Jones, Robert
Reid, Richard Roberts, Sarah Gash, Thomas Smith, Robert
Catley, Thomas Wilson, G. Evans, James Saunders, Robert
Tealford, Thomas Wells, Samuel Lewis, Michael Cole, Ed-
ward Philips, M. Lyons, J. Harvey, J. IVl` Man, Benjamin
Russel, H. Townsend, J. Brown, aged 28, Charles Hind, J
Stevens Stuart, James Price, James Howard, Thomas Jones,
I aged 17, Jas. Heckstable, J. Mahoney, G. Clark, Eliza Merit.
Several others were sentenced, varying in terms from three
months to seven days in Newgate.
The Learned Recorder, in a most impressive speech, pro-
ceeded to pass sentence of death upon the following :---J.
Cassen, for cutting and maiming, with intent, &c. ; J. Sadlier,
ditto ; James Coster, fbr burglary ; George Roane, ditto ;
John Posend, ditto.

THE PACHA OF MANY TALES.—The Author of
" Peter Simple " may be justly proud of this work : it bears
the impress of the originality of a man of genius. There is
no fiction of the present day at all approximating it in raci-
ness, sterling humour, and that quiet tone of the ludicrous,
which, though often broad is never coarse. The blended ava-
rice, credulity, and predestination of the tale-devouring Pacha,
is, though quite remote from a caricature, a truly Hogarthian
picture.
GHOST OF MONS Mio.—On Wednesday night
the moon shone unusually bright, and just as the portentous
hour had struck that released the spectres to revisit this
earth, and allows the fairies to trip the dewy sward, a grind-
ing noise was heard on the bastion of the Argyle Battery,
and that great murderer of war (as Queen Elizabeth's offi-
cers called her) Mons Meg was observed to be in motion.
The mystery was soon unravelled, and this portentous omen
of the downfal of the Netherlands, as it was at first supposed
to indicate, turned out to be the decay of the old wooden
carriage, which, having been cut from the ancient oaks of
the Borough Muir, greatly above 300 years ago, it was not
surprising that it should have at length yielded to time and
the vast weight it had so long supported. For the present,
Old Mons is prostrate on the fort from whence it formerly
threw its stone-bullets to the sea-shore of Wadier Muir.—
Edinburgh Chronicle.