The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-19 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to

the contrary, on the day herein mentioned.

A. Welinert, tailor, Leicester-square, April B—J. Moutrie,
music seller, Bristol, April B—J. Argent, victualler, Golden-
lane, Barbican, April B—T. Cooper, coffeehouse-keeper, Ald-
gate High-street, April B—T. R. Withers, merchant, Rum-
bridge, Southamptonshire, April 15---G. E. White, tailor,
Reading, April 15—J. and D. llepworth, cotton warp dyers,
Raistrick, Yorkshire, April 18— J. Staples, plumber, Cotten-
ham, Cambridge, April 9—W. Clarke, builder, Sheffield, April
10-11. Craven, corn miller, Wakefield, April 18—E. L. Ro.
binson, fellmonger, Moulton, Lincolnshire, Aprilll—M. Tom-
kinson, linen draper, Kidderminster, April 14—T. and J.
Jones, tallow chandlers, Liverpool, April B—E. Scott, miller,
llillborough, Norfolk, Apr 1 B—W. Richardson, glass manu-
facturer, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, April B—P. J. Meugens,
broker, Dunster-court, Mincing-lane, April B—W. Jackson,
paper limiger, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, April B—A.
Seed, licensed Tictualler, Liverpool, April B—R. Blockley,
linen draper, Crewe, Cheshire, April B—J. Ward, engineer,
Manchester, April B—B. Creigh, cartwright, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, April 8.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

H. Wool'right and J. Pearson, linen drapers, Canterbury
—P. and J. Broad, melters, Brighton—T. E. Greenhow and
R. E. Huntley, ship brokers, Newcastle-upon-Tyne—J. Haw-
kins, J. Cooper, and W. Fieldhouse, china manufacturers,
Foley, Stoke-upon-Trent (so far as regards J. Cooper)—G.
Freeman and T. B. Beesley, nail factors, Birmingham—G.
and S. Reynold, corn dealers, Salisbury-street, Lisson-grove
,
—W. Townley, R. Townley, and W. H. Cartwright, cotton
spinners, Blackburn—J. Knapp, W. Bray, and H. Edmonds,
clothiers, Bradford—J. L. Butler and W. Paton, coal mer-
chants, Liverpool—W. H. Austin and G. W. Tinkler, com-
mercial aents Harp-lane, Lower Thames-street—T. Sander-
son and I. J. Cook, coal merchants, Liverpool—J. Dyer and
H. Culliford, drapers, Banwell, Somersetshire—E. Phillips
and A. G. Favenc, wine merchants, Lower Thames-street—
T. W. Dean and E. Law, artists, Nicholas-lane, Lombard
street—G. and J. Blindley, haberdashers, Coventry—C. R.
Wessel and F. Stapleton, music publishers. Frith-street, Soho
—W. Reed and R. Taylor, linen drapers, Brunswick-parade, Is-
lington—J. Cowing and A. Peacock, silk men, Spital-square
—J. Dobson and C. Nixon, marble dealers, Dent, Yorkshire
—C. C. Eyre and F. J. Burge, surgeons, Hammersmith—A.
Toft and J. Austin, engravers, Tinkersclough, Shelton Pot-
teries—J. Pritchard, B. A. Pritchard, and J. Railton, timber
dealers, Liverpool (so far as regards S. Railton)—J. Darby,
J. Higgs, and T. Pickering, coal masters, Kingswinford,
Staffordshire.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
James Semple and Co., grocers, Cambuslang, Glasgow,
March 21 and April 12, at twelve, at the chambers of 11.
Stneaton, Glasgow.

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IMPORTANT INVENTION.—An invention by Captain
Mercer, R.N., superintendent of the packets at Dover, for
disconnecting horses from four-wheel carriages, in case of
the horses running away
and becoming unmanageable, was
tried in a field belonging to Mr. Dray, Charlton-road, a few
days since, in the presence of Sir Fiancis Cockburn, Capt.
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and the apparatus attachei as a splinter-bar, on the top of
which were several gentlemen, was driven round the field,
when the horses were disconnected from the coach in an in-
stant, at the will ofthe person on or within the coach. The
carriage was driven up and down hill, and the ease and
quickness with which the person on the box disconnected
the horses, leaving the coach quite clear with the passengers,
gave the greatest satisfaction to the numerous
invention,
and thereby proving the great utility of the
and that its application to four-wheel carriages would be the
means of preventing accidents in the event of the horses run-
ning away with a carriage. At the conclusion of the experi-
ment Captain Mercer was much congratulated on the success
of his invention by the numerous party of ladies and gentle.
men who came to witness the experiment.

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The SPEAKER took the Clair shortly before Fol
o'clock.