The Sun.
London, England, 1842-03-09 00:00:00

In the Country.

'l'. Buckle, draPer, Itirmard Castle, Durham, May :3, at three.
et the Waterlto Bat trxrd Castle—J. Jervis, draper, Wells,
Sorneisetsliire, Marti 31, at twelve, at the Mitre Inn, Wells
—S. S. Chancel!or, jun , bal.cr, Margate, 111 arch 29, at eight,
at the London !Lott], Margate—J. R. Fletcher, wine merchant,
Grantham, l.incolnsl.ire, April 1, at two, at the Hotel,
Newark-uivir-Trent—T. Burbey, IL Loe, and J. Loe, banker*,
Portsmouth„Airil 18, a three, at the George Inn, Ports-
mouth—J. l'lowcs, meri hant, Leeds, April 1, at four, at the
Commissioners'-rooms, Leeds-11. and IL Hildyard, wine mer-
chants, Ilrigg, Lincolnshire, April IS, at twelve, at the Angel
Inn, Brig;-_ 11. Re3nolds, druggist, Liverpool, March 30, at
one, at ihe Claretulm.-moins, Liverpool—G. Andrews, wool-
stapler, Sturininster Mar-hall, Dorset.hire, March 29, at tee,
at the Greyhound Inn, Illaildfoid I'm urn—A Clapham, soda
manufacturer, Friars G we, Durham, March :9, at twelve, at
the Bankrupt CommisAon room, Newcastle-upon-Tyne—J.
Bentley and T Broun, merchants, Alanchester, April 1, at
twelve, at the Cow t-house, adfor Hudson, victualler,
St. Peter the Apostle, Isle of 'llia let, April 11, at seven, at the
Albion Hotel, Bain gate--J. Morris, victuall. r, Birmingham,
April 1'), at i ne, at the Wilted, o-looms,
Brid.rewater, victualler, Birmingham, March 2.9, at twelve, at
the Waterloo-rooms, Birmingham—.l. Nit hull, worsted spinner,
Sowcill-bridge, Yorkshire, April 25, at eleven, at the White
I ion tun, ILdif,x_s. Shingle'. and S. T. James, linen drapers,
Liverpool, April 27, at one. at the Clarendon- rooms. Liverpool
- T. and 11. 'noun, linen drapeis, Wakefield, Yorkshire, April
at cle-en, at the Commissimiers'-rooms,
Buckley, Jh 13uckl,y, and 11. Buckley, c .tton manufacturers,
Manchesier, A prd z 2, at two, at the Cornmissiouers'..r.ionis,
Manchester— li. IL Walker and It. J. Peel, Manchester ware-
housemen, Manchester, April 2ti, at ten, at the Gimmission-
e.s' rooms, Manchester—J. Haigh, merchant., Motley, York..
shire, March 31, g rleveu, at the Black Bull Inn, Bristol—lL
Coleman, Mainliester, April 25, at twelve, at the Cour-
•Maiieliester—N. Fraley and J. E. Mer-
chant, linen dr.pt rs, Bt.stol, Mira 1, at txelve, at the Com.
mercial-roams, PriLtol. • -

CERTIFICATES -I\l licit '29.
'l'. Bcturoie, grocer, Spalthig, Lincolnshire - J. 11. Fletcher,
wine merchant, Grantham, Lincolnshire J. Copplestone,
grocer, Plymou h-J. L. Shepherd and H. Drew, innkeepers,
Scathamo.i. - 11. ( oleinan, stock broker, LiverpoJl.
I'AR.INERSHIPS DISSOLVED,
E. Lewis, S. F Leo is, and F. H. Lewis, dress makers,
IlarkLey-C. J and J. Dyer, cheesem9ugers, Shore-
ditch-J. CI ipl s and J Taylor, drapers, Le.cester-,-.1. and W.
G. or e, tanners, Wincanton, Somersetshile-W. Edwardeand
W. Smith, gas manufficturers, Whitchureh 'Shropshire-J.
and 'l'. Lea, dial ers, Middle...kit, Cheshire-A. Elewsnap, C.
Lowe, and' C. Parkin /1, it,nnia metal manufacturers, Sheffieid
-J. li. 'fining avid h. Channel!, wine merchants, Southamp-
ton-B. Walken sen., J. Walker, It. Walker, jun., J. S.
Walker, Ii Smith, and R. Hacking-, machine makers, Bury,
Lanallas:re (s,) far as regards It. Walker, sen. )-R. Walker,
sen., J. Walker, R. Walker, 'jun., and J. S. Walker, iron
founders, Bury, Lancashire (so far as regards R. Walker, sen.)
--W. Budd and F. Wood, bookbinders, Cornwall-road, Lam-
verpool-it, Evars, Js. Cross,
rnn‘gidst,oJns.
I,l(i‘:ivr)booous Cross, engravers,ta
Scilly-W, Bruce and 11. tu cAtruarruir'Yss-1,,
Lam-
beth-T. Cubbire and G. Batchelder, watch-case makers, Li.Leeds-W. C. Alarkham and J. M. Stevens, post masters,
Chester-dreet, Grosvenor..place-.1., Simco and J. Douglas,
soda-water manufacturers, Northampton-J. Walker and .1.
Butler, builders, Preston, Lancashire-D. White and A.
Morton, commission merchants, Lilerpool -E. S. Clegg and
E. Hughes, governesses, Chcctham-hill, Lancashire-A. I'.
Jameson and G. Coates, commission agents, Manchester-T.
Fowler and W. Jeff, rson, paint manufacturers, Kingston-
upon-hull-T. E. Wells and W. Bradshaw, manufacturers of
joiners' tools, Sheffield-C. Horwood and 'l'. Grant, omnibus
proprietors, Kensington Gravel-pits-R. Jefferson and J. Tur-
ner, wine merchants, C'arlis'le-J. Cumpston and J. Leighton,
bat manufacturers, Littl Lant-strect, Borough-C. and J.
Bennett, linen drapers, Cheltenham-A. and B. Blakesley,
box makers, Friday-street-11. Clark and G. Bury, surgeons,
Farnham, Surrey-W. Taf and J. Stephenson, grocers, Liver-
pool-C. and G. Bur;,c,s, paper makers, Bungay Trinity,
Suffolk-J. Fairbrit'ge a d 11. Doughty, farmers, Middlesbo-
rough, Yorkshire-S. (lards aff and 'l'. Frost, grocers, La-
ther-lane-G. AndreW, sen., J. 13ruckshaw, and T. Andrew,
jun., cotton spinsters, Comp'tall, Cheshire-G. Willett and J.
Bonnett, carvers and Older', Water-street, Arundel-sheet.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
JOHN ANNAND, grain dealer, Burghead, March 14 and
April 4, at two, at the Gordon Arms Inn, Elgin.
THOMAS GEMMILL, merchant, Greenock, March 12
and April 2, at twelve, at the Tontine Ilotel, Greenock.
JAMES RODGER, grocer, Dairy, Ayrshire, March 12
and April 2, at twelve, at the King's Arms Inn, Irvine.
JOHN Al A CPHA IL, rrerchant, Dingwall, March 12 and
Apr.l 1, at twelve, at the National Hotel, Dinga all.
JOAN RIDDELL, innkeeper, Paisley, March 11 and
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April 6, at one, at the George Inn, Paisley.
SCOTT, MUIR, and CO., merchants, Glasgow, March
14, at two, and April 5, at twelve, at the Office of Knox
Ktollay, Royal Exchange Court, Glasgow.
JOHN HALDANE, innkeeper, Selkirk, Maricst..l6 AFIIO.
April 6, at one, at Mitchell's Inn, Selkirlo , •
HORRIBLE PROOFS ot;IIISTICESS.-.
TO THE EDETOI? OF THE SUN.
Stu,- I received the letter marked No. I, from Master
Brown, of Buinly, March 4, containing a statement that such is
was the distress of the poor in fondle Fopest, near:. Burnly,
that a deal cow had be en disinterred and eaten for food.:Tife
statement was so revolting to my feelings, though requesnA to 'C•
publish it, 1 could not help suspecting that iLwas either a fabri- ."
cation or much e aggerated. I therefore wrote to say that if
Mr Brown would get me a certificate of the fact signed by six
respectable persons, I would take care that it was inserted in
some of the Lothhin papers, that the country might see the
wretched condition to which Englishmen are reduced by mo-
nopoly and misrule. I received the answer, No. 2, in reply,
inclosing the certificate of the horrible fact, No. 3, all of which
I entreat you will give to the public.-1 am yours,
JOS. LIVESEY, 28, Church-street, Preston.
It is necessary only to give No. 3, certifying the' fact in these
words

lIIGHAM, MARCH 3, 1842.
" This is to certify that 1 homas flizne, of this place, had a
Cow died on Wedresday the 23d day of February last, which
he buried, and that it was afterwards taken up to use for food.
" As witness our hands,
" THOMAS LORD,
" THOMAS HORNE, owner of the cow,
" THOMAS AUTY, weaver,
" JOSEPH WOOD, grocer,
"JOHN A SPDEN. farmer,
" JOHN LORD, weaver.

*CHARGE OF PARTIALITY.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
Stn,—An occurrence has taken place at the'Lent Assizes
for the county of Wil s, which are now being holden in this
city, that I have no doubt will occasion astonishment both lb
you and every other terson connected with the Press. It ap-
pears thAt on the commencement of the trial of the prisoners
who committed the desperate burglary and robbery of the
dwelling-house of Mr. Awdrey, at. South Wraxall, in this
county, .which case came on for hearing this morning, and in
which the public throughout the county took the greatest in-
terest, no person was admitted into the Court but a few of
the personal friends of the High Sheriff, Captain Rook,
.t a single inhabitant of this city being ..ble to gain ts
ii'ziet
tance. Now, Sir, it has never been usual at ourn either
A
hitherto to require any interest to obtain admittaunc
will have the
to
Court, except upon the bench. If, therefore,
goodness to draw the attention of your readers
your spirited journal, you will be doing a greYt°o
at service to the the subject in
public, and likewise very much oblige
.
AN INtIABI r
OF SALISBURY.
TA.N
Salisbury, March 7, 1842.

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TIM ALlngt Is 01
of the late .11arquis hail long been in a precariousb state, his
fidadtilnigwia, isifiss°„Tfeb",ll,3etr, 8 Uhttijediti:t C rililLe:l:4, dads
Without e
Dorchester House late in the
or consent of his medical attendants, to take a trip to Rich-
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fb7oeulgh6ft nth:in:l:rani
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c,c„ing. This act of indiscretion speedily
!nation, which. cti❑l: oa a complication of disorders, soon
st Isioft e” etaiblel,li;:e'l;
terminated fatally.