The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-13 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

William barge and John &lineman, Vere. street, Clare-market,
and Savoy-wharf, tallow-melters—Benjamin Mather and Richard
Hudson Telfer, New-street, Covent-garden, hosiers—John Smith
and John Columns, Hastings, bricklayers—Kirk Boot and Thomas
Curtis Gale, Bermondsey, soap.makers—H enry Farncomb, Ickle-
sham, Sussex, Edward Wenham, Hastings, Thomas James
Breeds, same place, and Charles Deudney, jun., Gentling, Sussex,
linte-burners--John Clarke Crucefix and John Smith, Strand,
blacking-manufaeturers—Samuel Crane and James Patrick Mur-
phy, Stratford. Essex, turpentine-distillers—Robert Deeker and
Edmund Kent, jun., Little Walsingliam, Norfolk, attorneys_
Reuben Moore, William °reeves, and George Cobb, Newark-
upon-Trent, bobbin-net-manufacturers—John Crowther and Abra-
ham Crowther, Halifax, cardanakers--Joseph Carstairs and Archi.
bald Trail. Lombard-street, writing-masters--Louis Michael
Simon and %Valiant Lightly, Fenchurch.street, brokers—William
Hayden and William Ash, Oxford-street, silk-mercers—Rohert
Hitchcock and Samuel Hitchcock, Woolwich, brokers—William
Sutton and James Ingham, Manchester, confectionery—Henry
Rowles Thomas and Henry Holloway, Hanover-street, Hanover.
square, booksellers—William Guarani and Thomas Dobson,
Strand, tailors—Jeffery Jolly and Alexander Vincent Berard,
Little Pordand-street, Marylebone, paper-stainers—James Hun-
nybun and Thomas liunnybun, Cambridge, coach-makers—John
Wilson and R. Macy/ hirter, Battle, Sussex. drapers--W.Cornforth,
W. Price, and 11. Gibbs, Hungerford-wharf, Strand, coal mer-
chants,so far as regards the said V.. Price—C. J. Carter and .1. Har-
tnett, Dean-street, Soho, and Oxford-street, builders—O. Noakes
and Henry Noakes, Sutton, Surrey, farmers--Thomas Briggs,
John Ganiiner, Samuel Woodroffe, James I/owlr, and W.
Prichard, Chepstow, Monmouth, and Tidenham, Gloucester, brick.
makers_Charles Edward Pownall and Henry Spencer l'apps,
Old Jewry, attorneys—Sarah Miller and Charles Miller, Old-
street, linen-drapers—Joseph Storey and Richard }llama, Liver.
pool, ironmongers—Joseph Hunt and George Suggett, Fenchurch-
street, ironmongers—T. Al. Sutton and IVilliam Makin, Liverpool,
commission-agents—William Henry Fisher, John Toiler, and
William Orton Aikin, Conduit-street, chymists--Alexander
141`Donald and William Henry Rotten, Bentink-street, Soho,
working-jewellers—Robert Milligan and Walter Milligan, Brad-
ford, drapers—Samuel Standring and Benjamin St/uniting, Birstall,
York, doffing-plate-makers--Peter Statham and Richard Green.
wca Manchester, furniture-pa:Ater—Charles Frederick Collier
and Henry Jcanncret, surgeons.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar. computed
from the returns made in the week ending the 11th day of February,
is 11. 14,. Hid. per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties
or Customs paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into
Great Britain.

Average price of Corn from the returns received in the week ending
February 4, 1826.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Rye. Beans. Pease.
a. d. a. d. a. d. s. d. a. d. a. d.
61 1 37 24 4 41 b 139 9 41

MIDDLESEX HOSPlT•l..—Montbly Return of Patients
from the Ist to 31st January :
In-patients, admitted by letter .
Ditto accidents
Out-patients, admitted by letter
Ditto accidents

• 123
20
-143
128
- 149
-277

Total 420
In-patients discharged 135
Remaining in the Hospital
DREADFUL SulictDE.—On Friday night last a young
man of respectable appearance, who seemed to have just arrived
from the country, called at the house No. 31, John-street, Fitzroy.
square, and, inquiring for a gentleman lodging in the first door, he
was introduced to him, when he requested to have a lodging for the
night, u he had come from 31anchester to arrange some private
bunnies, and would shortly return again. An apartment wse We.
pared for his accommodation, and at ten o'clock he went to bed in
a dejected state of mind g OD the following morning, about six
o'clock, the inmates of the were disturbed by something fall.
ing, and on entering the pS they discovered the unfortunate
young man lying on the Am with Maimed nearly levered from the
body with a penknife, OM WO by hie side. A rumens was sent
for, but the wound um dip amoral osausder his efforts of any %veil.
The deceased, it ie conjoining. NW M London in consequen.e of
some peeuniary embarnmeeens, whit& led as the fatal termination
of his existence. A Gown limpet we be held on the body
this day.