The Sun.
London, England, 1842-01-22 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES-FEB. 11.

J. Fisher, miller, Fundsbury, Kent—W. Newall, jun., and,
A. Harrison, grocers, Manchester—J. H. Lowndes, wine mer-
chants, Manchester—J. G. Rowley, bookbinder, Hatton-gar-
den—W. Jones and J. El. Windle, wine merchants, Liverpool
—H. T. C. Ken', J. H. Ilaughan. and T. T. Haines, army
agents, Suffolk-street, Pall-mall East—T. and W. Reeves,
coach builders, Whistones, Worcester,liire—J. Palmer, car-
penter, Whitecross-street— L. R. Beale, packer, Marshal-street.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

T. Morris and T. Geddes, solicitors, Wigan, Lancashire—
F. and E. E. Barnett, furnishing ironmongers, High Holborn
—A. J. Jeremy and R. Tyser, commission agents, Barge:yard,
Bucklersbury—F. Bury and G. Robertson, copper smiths, Li-
verpool—J. and G. Prince, spirit merchants, Romsey, South-
ampton—J. Lyon, jun., and J. Lyon, sen., painters, Liver-
pool—G. A. Holt and. J. Arrowsmith, LiverpoolF. M. Gil-
lenders, T. Ogilvy, G. C. Arbuthnot, J. Jackson, P. Ewart,
and E. Lyon. Liverpool (so far as regards F. M. Gillanders)
- —F. M. Gillanders, T. Ogilvy, G. C. Arbuthnot, J. Jack
son, G. Gillanders, and A. S. Gladstone, Liverpool (so far as
regards F. M. Gillanders)-J. Rodd and L. C. Squiers, wool-
mas•manufacturers, Warwick—R. W. Rexford and J. Martin,
patent medicine dealeis, Newton Abbot, Devonshire—J. Rus-
sell and J. Gardiner, hat manufacturers, Coleman-street, City
—J. and F. Gill, woolstaplers, Leicester—J. Boyd and W
k
-Fletcher, drapers, High Holborn—J. Phillips and J. Dennis,
brass founders, Leeds—J. Nickson, son, and T. Nick-
W. Nic
son, gardeners, Haydock, Lancashire—T. H. Billinge and J.
Rogers, tailors, Bristol—R. S. P. Spillman and W. E. Whale,
wine merchants, Dunsfer-court, Mincing-lane--B. S. Moir
and W. Cooke, sirysalters, Sheffield—G. Zaccarini and M.
Costa, wine merchants,' Jertnyn-street, Haymarket—I. Ellis
, Yorkshir
and W. Lowe, common brewers, Middlesbrough
J. Ashton and J. Wright,,hat manufacturers, Manchester-J.and W. Edmonds, millers, Rye—J. H. Stanway and. J. S.
Jackson, accountants, Manchester—F. Creswick and H. E.
Walker, surgeons, Chesterfield, Derbyshire_ J. Guillemard
and G. J. Newman, merino warehousemen, Wood-sire-et,
Cheapside—C. A. Preller, G. Gabain, W. Preller, and J. J.
Grape], merchants, Liverpool--T. Ellin, men., E. Ingalle. T.
Ellin, jun., W. Ellin: and J. Ellin, merchants, Sheffield (so
far as regards E. Ingall)—C. Potter and 'W. Ross, calico
printers, Manchester-1 H. J. Poittevin, F. Liardet, and G.
Burdett, disinfecting powder manufacturers, a ry,_ nomas -street,
Whitechapel- road—J. T..tremer and J. Oridge, general 'leer-
chants' Gibriltarj:-J. Wright and C. Collick, wholesale che-
mists, Hammersmith—J. and W. Coleman, . black.miths, Bat-
tle, Sussex—H. Penton, J. W- Morley, B. Bell, and G.
Forster, iron manufacturets, Monk Weannouth Shore, Sunder-
land (so far as regards B. Bell)—J. and J. var
•• . Holmes, spec-
tacle makers, Red Cross-square, Alders W.
Sa-
vage and W. Allcock, jun., edge tool manufacturers, Aston,
Warwickshire.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
JAMES SUTER, jun:,";ivine merchant, Inverness, Jan.
28, at one, and Feb. 18, at twelve, at the Caledonian Hotel, In-
verness. _

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JAMES GARDNER, perfumer, Glasgow, Jan. 28 and
Feb. 25, at twelve, at the Chambers of E. Railton, Glasgow.
JOHN and JAMES CRAIG FISHER, bleachers, Spring.
bank, Jan-. 28 and Feb. 18, at twelve, at the George Hotel,
Paisley.
ALEXANDER REID and CO., wool merchants, Gin.
govv, Jan. 27 and Feb. 24, at twelve, at the Chambers of'D.
and J. Wilkie--Cilsagew

•
In the mealtime the:old corporation Sheriffs have
issued. thlir proclamation,—with post-haste; fixing the
election for Monday. . .
:.)ihAt the Castle Authorities are de-
lermined to carry everything with a high hand ; and the
ultras boast tci•;:dii-t"that -the hundreds Of freemen, or
rather pretended. freemen, admitted by the late Lord
Mayor oh 'the last day he had been in office,- will be
brought up and allowed to vote in the teeth of the ex-
press provisions of the law. •
The Reformers enter upon the contest with fearful,
odds against them—Government and 'official intimidation,.
and foul play of every kind. But the friends of Lord
Morpeth relax not is their exertions, but become the
more energetic in proportion to the formidable obstacleS
they have to encounter, and they are still full of confi—
dence that victory will crown their labours in the
good fight. - •

THE MARKETS.-(YESTERDAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.

The supplies of all grain hive been small this week,
and very little business has been transacted. Wheat
hardly maintained last quotations. -Barley firm. Odts
were held at Monday's prices. Flour very dull.
SMITHFIELD.

The supply was short, with a dull demand for Beef
and Mutton, but Pork and Veal sold briskly at the fol-
lowing quotations :—Beasts, 421 ; Sheep, 2,120 ; Pigs,
321 ; Calves, 40. Beef, 3s. Bd. to 4s. 10d. ; Mutton,
3s. Bd. to 4s. 10d. ; Veal, 4s. Bd. to 65.; Pork, 4s. Bd.
to ss. 6d.