The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-17 00:00:00

FRIDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE'
DIVIDENDS.
At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street•
C. Clack, haberdasher, Beech-street, Barbican, Ja11,:;,,
half-past one—J. C. Johnson, merchant, Lawrence 1)00_:4,,
hill, Cannon-street, July 5, at twelve—J. Evans, J. J,7, g,
and W. Davies, bankers, Aberystwith, Cardiganshire, Jule,'
at twelve—J. Freeman, woollen draper, Ipswich, July b, at n.
—C. Savill, grocer, Romford, July 5, at eleven--
111‘Donell, wine broker, 111incing-lane, July 5, at twelve i:0
Harris, merchant. John-street, America-square Jull_,,,be.
half-past twelve—T. E. Lubbock, licensed victualler, r,
Newgate-street„Tuly 5, at half-past eleven.
.

In the Country.
J. Swallow, sen., J. Swallow, jun., and G. Swallow,looe°
millers, Halifax, Yorkshire, July 10, at eleven, at the, • at
District Court—J. f3reaseley, victualler, Leeds, Jul fi'
OP
eleven, at the Leeds District Court—R.4W. Appletlistrot
chant, Liverpool, July 9, at twelve, at the Liver Poi psi'
Court—S. Rogers, earthenware manufacturer, Burslem,
fordshire, July 9, at half-past eleven, at the Birmingham
trict Court—T. Worinton, hosier, Burbage, Leie
• July 9, at haif-past one, at the Birmingham District C:07'04
J. Clarke, R. Mitchell b
, J. Philips, and T. Smith' Dol
Leicester, July 12, at eleven, at the Birmingham
Court—B. Hill, stationer. Birmingham, July 6, at
the Birmingham District Court—T. Westren, maltster,Pp
ford, Devonshire, July 19, at ten, at the Exeter Distriict
to, it
—R. Hodgson, tea dealer, Sunderland, July 5, at ti"ev
the Neweastle-upon-Tyne District Court. to thl
CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown
contrary, on the day herein-mentioned. ,
J. Battye, linen draper, ;Courtney-terrace, Kingslß"Q'islf
5—J. King, jun., wholesale tea dealer, Budge-row, CitY'rt,
5—W. W. Mansell, bill broker, Alfred-street, Bedford-s 4 Jell
July 5—J. Gibbins, carpenter, High-street, MorYlebl:'
6—E. Holmes, warehouseman, King-street, Chen°,DIY 1.-J.
6--R. Lewis, wine merchant, Tryddyn, Fiintshire,
Price, glass manufacturer, Birmingham. July Borg.
fustian manufacturer, Manchester, July s—; draper,
joiner, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, July 5-8. Ruffs3lel/04
Greenwich, July A—J. Game, corn dealer, Long,,.Airie•
Suffolk, July 5—F. J. Pegler, woollen draper, Jell
Berkshire, July 5—W. Robertson, merchant, Liverp??.loo.
D. Laurence merchant, Hornsey, Julys —11.400
kips, mason, Bristol, July 5—C. Deans, coach builder, joy
ampton, July 5—J. Glaxebrook, carpenter, Birming"%ilato
5—S. Ball, chemist, Liverpool, Jnly 5—F. Thompson,
Southampton, July 5—W. Abbott and D. Dixon, ur
Leeds, July 5.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. wet'
R. Aspinall and J. Hunter, jun., commission agent.'
c ie
w.),
pool—J. and H. Clark, frock manufacturers, Chesterfield
Clark, H. Clark, C. Clark, W. Clark, and G. Clark'
tuoir
Chesterfield—J. Hunter, jun., and W. G. Aspinall, sir
sion agents, Birkenhead, Cheshire—D. O'Neil la, Mt
phenson, commission agents, Liverpool—L. Tugwell almitwlr
Brooke, linen drapers, Dursley, Gloucestershire--11'„ 13(1'
man and R. T. Fuale, soda-water manufacturers, L°4- jot's
grave-place, Pimlico—J. Allen and W. Gascoice'o'
butchers, Great Bell-alley, Coleman-street—T. Gre51:,7,11.
Burton, wholesale tea dealers, Queen-street-place, "g,,"ifora'
Goodwin and R. Blockley, linen drapers, Longton,
joito
shire—G. S. Coxwell, E. Croser, and W. Croser, CO' lice
Newcastle-upon-Tyne—E. L. and W. Davis, 0%1 Pir.
stable keepers—H. and T. Hodgson, grocers, Stookt°,-; joot,'
ham—B. Hawes, jun., T. Hawes, jun., and W. 114'
soap makers, Old Barge-house, Christchurch (so far asses
B. Hawes, jun. )—S. L. Coleman and C. H. AndreWs' fV
of
drapers, Edgeware-road—W. B. Rest, C. Collins' %Or
Fawcett, carpet manufacturers, Kidderminster (s°, liNfiebt
Bards C. Collins)-4. Poultney, J. Jefferson, anti 'l.O. TO'
cut nail manufacturers, Birmingham—S. Briggs, toel"
burn, F. W. Collard, R. Thurburn, and I. C. Jeakinh'or
chants, Crosby-square—S. Locke and W. Badge, brt" 01 J;
facturers, Manchester—J. M. Stony, J. Smithsootbsoy
Newham, merchants, Hull (so far as regards J. I'lewd-rsesrh
W. Coateker, R. Puckle, and J. Costeker, woollen 80,
Cornhill (so far as regards R. Puckle)—B. o'll
marble masons, Liverpool.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. JO
ROBERT BOWER, farmer, Meathie, near Pr&rt
22 and July 20, at one, at Mrs. Petrie's Inn, Fl...,far• , $0.1114
ANDREW MERCER, merchant, Glasgow,
July 18, at one, at the Eagle Hotel, Glasgow.

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The principle: of good taste are gradal7V :fesa.
rg. We ca•inot 10, k 11;,otit us without eneou"te-seee'"
lications of their een•.ral di tfus.on. They may be .0
the
the improvements in Our streets and highwaYS .14 out
ornaments of our public buildings—in the sites shoe
private residences—in the arrangements of °,`",ooo_Ats'
and bazaars—and even in our newspaper adverto. gee"
The majority of respectable tradesn:en have p.m° s a'r
taste enough to feel ashamed of having their l''—;slll3.:
sociated with those pictorial daubs of business' 4900_e"
front signs, which are in the course of abandenrs,sogis''
by the venders of quack medicines. Nor let it
dered as stepping out of our province if we edit°ll„d
tice this growing improvement in public taste, (.‘OO- of.tG
)ur voice in hearty and encouraging approhaP 0 Itireli
Good taste is nearly akin to good morals ; asd','s oal br
as the taste of any people improves, so surely em
traced among them a diminution of the grossertreetisi
against society. The man who is capable of ea l, forts",
delight from a highly finished p
of sicture, or from t inters.„
of beauty and grace developed in a piece eu
has within the elements of many social virtue'
11m
Advertiser.
PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF THE RUSSI4S6.--0i the
regards p..r,onal appearance, the hideousness 0,100
women, and the comparative comeliness of the ft yosei
caused the latter to be considered as handsome eyi o,oo*
travellers. Their dense hair, thick beard, o'l.ool
theft, bet
taches, white teeth, and the loose drapery.of
Asiatic dress, are all apt somewhat to mislead eel:, otl
when we see these men as soldiers, cropped, shs_/.1000
dressed in clothes which show the figure; 0%41104'
utterly vanishes ; we find the face. that appeas xprer
some when hidden by tufts of hair, mean and inesiver
sive ; the Herculean frames, when stripped of the ea bf
skin, sink into insignificance, and are always diWfbi. the
the great protuberance of the stomach, occasioned „,•fr
want of nutritious quality in their food, and the. 'on el.
quent
.quantity required. The Marquis de C,lllStir
enthusiastic in his praise of the male beauty of the 1f
covites ; but it is evident that he has been rnisleehhrsfieg
by the circumstance; above-mentioned, partly from", or
judged of the race by the servants and coachtuc"-sett
noblemen—but these are no fair specimens, hell Jodi;
for their beauty out of thousands of serfs ; efiu'opis
from confounding with the pure Muscovites the P:st cote
the Ukraine, which is already Cossack. Them. por:
elusive evidence on the subject of the personal
ante of the Russians, is to be derived in St. Pe" de from the examination of the Imperial Gllard--41„di o
tion from sixty millions. There are many thoust7o be
men, all up to the six foot standard, and yet it vroysta
difficult, when stripped of their padding, to fig vs°
men equal to the first promiscuous twenty
Victoria's first or second Life Guards or Blues.
Monthly. oegt
BEIM:DULL IN TIIE TENTH .—BrrrrnlDUCb
though an elegant appendage to the corps, wasgg'c'gr.. 1-$
about the person of the Prince to be a diligent 01" A did ire
result was, that he was often late on parade, acid
always know his own troop. However, he evaded rip,' ovl,.
difficulty in general by a contrivance peculiar:lly-bow;
One of his men had a large blue-tinged nese' ustir°P
Brummell arrived late, he galloped between the !Igo lei
till he saw the blue nose. There he reined up, d.
cure. Once, however, it happened unfortunately l'",.osera;
his absence there was some change made in the,_s4oiell,
and the place of the blue nose was shifted. 13rw",.„ceths"0,1
coming up late, as usual, galloped in search of his u`lBl, erin 0
having found his old friend he reined. " Mr. 1311,511.,N0
re
the Colonel, "you are with the wrong troop.'" f the t;
said Brummell, confirming himself by the sight 1010' "
nose, and adding in a lower tone—" I know better t 0 troceri;„
a pretty thing, indeed, if I did not know my tb,f
His promotion was rapid, for he obtained a troop ,c 1 be tit"'
years, being Captain in 1796. Yet within two Years 0/
up his commission.— Blackwood. yle h
EARLY EDITIONS OF SHAIESPEARE.—I'It 50t1;di°
Mr. Jolly's books, which took place last week' ,¢" ""po'
and Wilkinson's Rooms, included all the collectors base boero
tions of Shakspeare's plays and poems, and he CS Vie 6,0
reason to complain that they brought low prices. Join,
folio, of 1623, produced 86/, with the verses of -e'nresie
merely in fac-simile, and that only from the second,nndiro'p
which was sold for 25/. The copy of the third folio' 171. 'b.
title-page of 1663, instead of 1664, was knocked down
The second edition of Richard 111. brought .171.178', rnie
edition of Richard 11, ofl6oB, 11/. ss. It is probahlY,,„ de
to suppose the edition of The Merchant of Venice' bolt
the first ; that with the name of James Roberts at to
the di'
of of the title-page seems to have better claims
.th sir
tinction, as that printer threw off some copies ~s; Ingo.
name, before he disposed of the publication to rtelia el. tai
ever, the first sold for 141., while the last only produross
6d. The gem of the sale, so to speak, was a copy' ofrioted; je
Adonis, of 1594 (not 1593) when it was first reduce"or
a very perfect state, although considerably ore of
size. The biddings for it commenced at 501 e ft° ponetlso
tied on to 106/., when the hammer fell. "The 33L .0,
Shakspeare," an indifferent copy, was bought for, wss ;b•
surreptitious edition of Shakspeare's Poems in 161'.'00 of '0
debted to the fine portrait, and the good condlit ickA
book, for the 101. at which it wes knocked dov.niet,e
su
was called in the catalogue " the Shakspeare Gc73', prr./04
from which Garrick is stated to have drank et to,/ 5
lane (not the Stratford) Jubilee, produced 301 IttteraPh e.
st
that Mr. Jolly had given 40/. for it ; but an
pot
gette--.4is
e.
made in the room to depreciate it, as ifit were n Aviv"
Dispatches from the Governor of South
were received. on Saturday at the Colonial-0

BIRTHS. Edward /r.
On the 30th of April, at Tabreez, the ladyof
Bonham, Esq , her Majesty's Consul-General, of fOri
On the 10th inst., at Altona, Mrs. T. H. Elmenochorsfeci Aubak-
On the 13th inst., at Stoke Newington, Mr&
of a daughter.
urs“-
On the 14th inst.,Mrs. S. H. Heath, of Giltsp
of a son.
On the 14th inst., at Hornse y, the wife of Cosill°
Df ir.
On the
Gordon, El 4
sq.
ho i, fnst., at Castelnau Villas, a dauhter. Ra-o 31".
maduke Hornidge, of a son.
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Otaa:RIIIED. •
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On the
On the 9th inst., Charles Hawkey, Esq., Lieutenant ilibtet
Lord N entry, of Burnham _House,
Roval N
of, Dungftea►
ig%liwssorptl:, TUII 5
D Slater,
Esq., of King's-square, Bristol, to Matilda Anieliawestrop
second daughter of the late W. Crowdy, Ea+, °f
House. d Chirlea
On the 13th inst., at St. Pancras Church, Alfred Lsoe,
Marriott, Esq., of Worcester, to Maria Georgians Ve
daughter of Richard Cuttill, Esq. ioctll3l-
- the 13th inst , the Rev. William Oliver, M.A.,..‘ ;via
bent of Hadnal, Salo to Frances Harriet, second ou':-Fout
, of Grand
daughter of the late
T. H. Taunton, Esq.,
House, near Oxford _.../
3Kliairtnyse:vir eldest. d. daug

DIED.
lHal't aldeat
On the 2d inst., at Cadenabbia, near Como, Ilarrio 9 ret.'
daughter of the late J. B. Scatton, Esq., of Milton
inst
Wel, sex, ed 30. l/0 °f
tleOnl theEs 10th ,at Islington, Emma Bradly, Aldo
the late Captain John Bradly, of the Royal Navy ....,,ifing
On the 13th inst., at Brighton, Frances, only 51'
daughter of Mr. E. llitchcock, of Stoke Newingt°l,Tl' Gokllef
On the 13th inst., Basil John Leigh, the sou 0f13.,-.-
of the Ordnance-office, Tower. i-.,, of
OldOnpathiaecel-3;ahniinst., blaria, the wife of J. G. Harris, J-''',"'
, rOld,
On the 13th inst., at New Dorset-place, Clapllos.-
Richard Hunt, Lsq.
On the 13th inst., at Adam's-court, Old Broad-street, l'll.`
W. Luddington, aged 64.

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