The Sun.
London, England, 1861-12-21 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS,

Wm. Chilcott, commission agent, New-street, Kenning-
ton-road
Spencer Kingsford, fancy trimming manufacturer, Mill-
street, Cheapside
Lieut. Sydney H. Davies, late of Aldershot
Georgiana Wright, schoolmistress, Brentwood
Edwin Ombler, herbalist, Trinity• square, Tower-hill
John Evenden, carrier, St. Mary Cray, Kent
Samuel Granger, baker, Murray-street, Hoxton
Harman M. Milton, stable-keeper, Union-street, Ken-
nington-road
Woolf Hyam, auctioneer, Portsea
John Howard, builder, High Wycombe
George Russell, lodging-house keeper, Marylebone
Charles Turner, publican, Penge, Surrey
John Hapsey 'lade, painter, East Stonehouse, Devon
Thomas Warhurst, grocer, Hadfield
Peter Brewis, baker, Gateshead
Wm. Goddington, dealer in breezes, Great Bridge. Staf-
fordshire
John Powell, grocer, Oldbury, Worcester
Henry Howell, beer seller, Westbrerawich
Wm. Wall, tobacconist, Isle of Wight
Linus Hancock, policeman, Halifax
Henry Bradshaw Clark, labourer, Tuxford
John Naylor, innkeeper, Warmfield
Charles Scrimshire, shoemaker, Welford
Joseph Wells, fishmonger, Worcester
Charles Bradshaw, innkeeper, Ladbrooke
John Ingram Lockhart, homeopathist, Clewer
Daniel Folkes jun., cordwainer, Great Yarmouth
David Leon Bensusan, ironmonger, St. Helens, Lanca-
shi• e
John Bailey, grocer, Spennyraoor, Durham
John Hudson, coal merchant, Bishop Wearmouth
William Greaves, gun implement maker, Birmingham
James Rogers, accountant, Bristol
Frederick Berne, butcher, Toxteth-park, Liverpool
George Bouskill, joiner, Edge -hill, Liverpool
John Maxwell, farmer, Thorney, Cambridgeshire
Henry Pribram, merchant, Nicholas-lane, City
William Hyde, corn dealer, Speen, Berks
George Britcher and Elizabeth Lucking, greengrocers
Westminster-road
Robert Beck, Great Castle-street, Oxford-market
John 'Wood, farmer, Croydon
'William Glanville Boyes, dry cooper, Marylebone
George Fisk, fish merchant, Great Yarmouth
Samuel Smith, Eve-hill, Dudley
John Sower, grocer, Deepfields, Staffordshire
Joseph Simpson, cattle dealer, Groton, Suffolk
Benjamin Buckle, tobacconist, Cheltenham
Henry Serjeant, plumber, Messing, Essex
William D . Rigbey, railway clerk, Stratford-upon-Avon
William H. L. Funnell, chemist, Brighton
John Dennis, shopkeeper, Hornsey
Rees Morgan, assistant farmer, Brecknock
Elizabeth Newby, carrier, Brecknock
Joseph Marks, dealer in jewellery, Oxford
John Care, jun., licensed victualler, Tudeley, Kent
Richard Nicholson, commission agent, Mark-lane, City
Richard Naughton, cowkeeper, New Compton-st., Soho
Maria Brooks, coffee-house keeper, Manchester
Joseph Carver, watchmaker, Coventry
Peter Makin, farmer, Rumworth, Lancashire
Thomas Dodd, miner, Ettingshall New Village, Stafford
Joseph Dickin, carter, Bilston, Staffordshire
John P. Bowen, grocer, Tettenhall, Staffordshire
Geo. Tomlinson, innkeeper, Wolverhampton
Harvey Butter, dyer, Wolverhampton
Ann Ford, publican, Wolverhampton
Geo. Larbuck, grocer, Wolverhampton
Thos. H. Wheeler, grocer's assistant, Wolverhampton
Julius A. Lowenthal and Robert Taylor, merchants,
Little Tower-street
Robert R. Lucas, professor of literature, Brighton
Thomas R. Scott, Great Russell-street
Wm, Mansfield, printer, Daleton
Joseph Margetts, builder, Lower Tottenham
John Stockbridge, cab driver, Kilburn
John Eady, innkeeper, Daventry
Winefred D. Blackman, milliner, Edgware-road
Fredk. C. Maguire, iron trader, Camberwell
John William Jewell, clerk, Gray's-inn-road
Alban Hibberd, innkeeper, Tisbury, Wiltshire
Francis Bint, farmer, Meriden, Warwickshire
William Pell, farmer, Sla,wston, Leicestershire
John James Hickling, lace finisher, Nottingham
Ed win Aust and Eli Timson, masons, Corsham, Wilts
Samuel Shipp, mason, Bilton, Gloucestershire
Richard Powning, grocer, Saint Day, Cornwall
Robert Nurcombe, shoemaker, Wiveliscombe, Somerset
James Willis Gilbert, Saint Day, Cornwall
John Crabb, farmer, Somersetshire
Richard Hugo, Camborne, Cornwall
Wm. Evans, carpenter, Gladestry, Radnorshire
James Hole, labourer, Broad wood wiger, Devonshire
Samuel Stepney, carver, Brighton
Samuel Moore, labourer, Middleton, Suffolk
George Moore, tailor, Withernwick, Yorkshire
Robert Denman, publican, Hedensford, Staffordshire
Edward Dixon, gunsmith, Hexham
Charles Kyte, saddler, Portawood, Hants
George Barker, publican, Swansea
Edward Lloyd, collier, Blackwood, Monmouthshire
Hannah Russell, laundress, Battersea-fields
Thomas Colebrook, Maida-vale
John Figg, shoemaker, Farnham, Surrey
Joseph Ablett Pettit, jun., builder, Bildeston, Suffolk
Thomas Johnson, builder, Northampton
Edmund Impey, baker,Hague-street, Bethnal•green-road
James Metcalfe Dobson, attorney, Abbey-gardens, Saint-
John's-wood
John Beszant, greengrocer, New-street, Portland-town
John Sherard Coleman, St. Ann's-gardens, Kentish-town
William Price Peake, commission agent, Old Bethnal-
green road

James William Lunn Aldridge and William Osman,
brewers, Old Kent-road
SCOTCH BANKRUPTS.
John Beveridge, waiter, Aberdeen
William Lincolne, commission agent, Glasgow
John Purves M'Watt, writer, Dunse, deceased
Lachlan Grant, carrier, Grantown, Inverness-shire
Thomas Gordon, writer, Glasgow
Alexander Kirkland, civil engineer, Glasgow

FOREIGN MAIL PACKET LIST.

MAILS DUE.

Australia and Mauritius, via Southampton. Jan. 18,
1 via Marseilles Jan. 12,
Brazil and Cape Verds, by British packet. Jan. 4.
Cape of Good Hope, Ascension, and St. Helena Jan. 1.
China, Penang, and Singapore, via Southampton Dec. 19.
via Marseilles —Dec. 27.
Falkland Islands ..
Gibraltar, via Southampton
India (C al cu tta) , and Ceylon, via
piSouthampton.aapeate.k.e.
y C t DJDaeenec...
111089....
via Marseilles Dec. 27.
India (Bombay), via Southampton Dec. 26.
—.via Marseilles Dec. 20.
Lisbon Dec. 21,
Malta, Egypt, and Aden, via Southampton Dec. 19.
via Marseilles Dec. 20.
Newfoundland .. Dec. 25.
Oporto and Vigo • Dec. 21.
U. S. and British N. America, Ey Brit. packet Dec. 25.
bby Uan. Sa. k
Canadian c
W.C. of Africa, Madeira, and Teneriffe
3
Bahamas, via New York .......... Jan. 16.
Mexico ~
All parts of `Vest Indies, including Chili, Peri:,
California,and British Columbia., i Dec. Dec.o
30..
W

[ADVERTISEMENT.] —Hollows y's Pills.—Despondency,
Low Spirits.—The misery occasioned by disordered diges-
tion is unfortunately felt by many, known to every one.
Holloway's Pills should be taken to reset all in order; they
dispel headache, biliousness, nausea, lowness of spirits,
and similar symptoms which irdicate the presence of poi-
sonous matter or perverted action. A course of these in-
valuable purifying Pills never fails in removing the causes
and consequences of these morbid signs without subjecting
the sufferer to any disagreeable; restrictions of diet or
ordinary pursuits. They strengthen the stomach and
brace the nerves. Holloway's Pills are peculiarly adapted
for renovating systems enfeebled by late hours, bard living,
over anxiety, or any other excess which is known to debi-
litate and exhaust Oa hum= onstitutiou. ,

COUNZRY MARKL.2S.

P

WAKEFIELD-

-iii,

We have moderate arrivals of grain. The wheat trade
more firm this week. To-day wheat was in steady demand,
and the prices of last Friday fully maintained. Barley of
fine quality meets a fair sale, at late rates. No change in
other articles.