The Sun.
London, England, 1842-04-13 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES- MAY 3,

J Maraire, J. Linnernann, and J. C. Berger, merchants,
Liverpool—H. Gouger, merchant, Great Winchester-street,
City—R. Edgell, innkeeper, Long Ashton, SLmersetshire—J:
II Amer and C. Gibbons, furniture brokers, Thame, Oxford—
F. Jones, draper, City-mai.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

R. IL Galloway, J. Tibaldi, J. A. Galloway, and E. Gal-
loway, general merchants, City of London (so far as regards J.
Tibaldi and E. Galloway)—lt. H. Galloway and J. Tibaldi,
general merchants, City of Alexandria, Egypt)—A. Rowan
and 'l'. Inglis, hatters, lleref.rd—J. and G. Mathew, butchers,
Ivy-lane, Newgate-street—J. J. Mason and 11. Meyers, lead
refiners,-Ili.l-street, Southwark—E. E. Tucker and J. Boul-
ton, surgeon, Aheryschan, Monmouthshire—W. W. Leslie
ant: C. W. G. Griffin, merchants, Cornwall—E. Massey and
Lambert, warehousemen, Watling-street—Js. and .lh.
Weale, linendrapers, Godalming—T. M. Cooke and J. Mur-
rell, silk manufacturers, Union-street, Bishopsgate—W. and T.
Turnbull, timber merchants, Howdon Pats, Northumberland—
J. Hedges and G. E. Scott, wine merchants, Fleet-street—W.
Leaf and J. Crofts, merchants, Sambrouk-court, Basinghall-
street--J. Mackari.ess and J. Higgin, West India merchants,
Crosby-square, Bishopsgate-street—W. Lee, F. Lee, P. Lee,
S. Lee, A. Lee, and C. Lee, proprietors of the ‘‘ Sussex Ad-
vertiser or Lewes and Brightlielmston Journal, Lew-es, Sussex
—E. and M. Day, woolstaplers, Batley Carr, Yorkshire—J.
11. Handley and T. Brookes, auctioneers, Red Lion-square—
J. Fletcher and H. Jenkinson, colour manufacturers, Liverpool
--W. Tuke and P. R. Allanson, land agents, York—F. J.
Buekland and E. Evans, wine merchants, Cullum-street, Fen
church-street—J. Crawsimw, R. Crawsliaw, and J. Rush, ge-
neral contractors, York (so L.r as regards J. liti,b)—C.
Burtt, sen. and C. Burtt, jun., !me burners, Grand Surrey
Canal, Camberwell—J. Chatterton and C. Clarke, rag dealers,
Bolton -le•Moors, Lancashire—J., Coleman awl C. Hunt, Um.
bee dealer', Broad Oak, GMteestershire---J. Thomson and J.
G. Patrick, linen drapers, South Shields—E. D. Blyth and G.
Read. r, mustard manufacturers, Kingston-upon- R.
Sawdon and' J. Aspell, common brewers, Sa ford, Lancashire
—Js. Newbold, J. Park, T. Ili o An, and Jn. Newbold,
founders, Bury, Lancash re—T. Mason and A. A. Toy, gas
fitters, Castle-street, Holborn—W. Metcalf and R. Downing,
japanneis, Curtain-road— W. Dixon, W. J. axon, and E.
Young, spirit met chants, Liverpool (so far as regards W. J.
Dixon)—C. S. Ontey, Sir R. J. liarvey, Knt., A. Hudson,
and T. Hudson, bankers, Norwich (so far as regards C. S.
Onley)—W. F. Cobb, T. F. Cobb, T. B. Oldfield, and F. W.
Cobb, bankers, Margate.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
ROBERT DAVIDSON and CO., grocers, Dumbarton,
April 16 and May 4, at two, at the Elephant Inn, Dumbarton.
J AMES CAM PB EL L, shipowner, Lettcch, Rossh ire, April
16 and May I I, at twelve, at the Caledonian Hotel, Dingwall.
ARCHIBALD M‘PHEDRAN, cooper, Greenock, April
16 and May 7, at twelve, at the Office of Muir and M'Clure,
Greenock,

15 and May 6, at twelve, at the Chambers of D.and J. Wilkie,
--KLEXANDER BROW
Glasgow. N, ironmonger, Glasgow, April
MILLER and WEBSTER, machine makers, Glasgow,
April IS and May 9, at one, at the °face of Reid and Towers,
Glasgow.

CRIMINAL COURT-YESTERDAY

OLD COURT.
Henry Gazzard, 20, labourer, was indicted for unlawfully
assaulting and wantonly riding a horse against John Tedder,
whereby his thigh was broken.
The pi isuner was driving a horse through the streets at a
furious rate. The prosecutor was crossing at the time, and
was knocked down.

The prisoner was found Guilty, and sentenced to three
months' imprisonment in the Penitentiary.

NEW COURT.
I INo case of importance came bafore the Court yesterday.
The whole of the business having been completed by half- past
twelve, the Common Sergeant dismissed the Jury, and the
Court-adjourned till the 9th of May next.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
BOW-STREET.

ROBBERY AT THE LATE 'M.ARQHIS OF lIERTFORD'S.—A
middle-aged foreigner, but whose name did not transpire, was
placed at the bar before Mr. Jardine, eharged with having
robbed the late Marquis of Hertford, in whose service he lived
as valet, of property amounting to several thousand pound.
The Court was crowded w ith Noblemen and Gentlemen, and
on the bench we noticed Lord Montfort.

Messrs. Bodkin and Phillips appeared for the prosecution,
and Mr. Flower for the defence.

Sinc3 the prisoner's apprehension 2,0001. in notes have been
traced to the bathers, the pthoner's boxes were broken open in
Court to-day, but nothing material was discovered, with the
exception of a few trinkets, and the prisoner was again re-
manded for a week, to allow time to make inquiry on the Con-
tinent.