The Sun.
London, England, 1852-02-14 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. T. Hill, J. Hill, and G.V:Vicelsw ortii, merchants,
Kingston-upon-Hull (so far as regards J. Hill)—F. W.
Spooner and J. Debnam, wine merchants. Talbot-court,
Gracechurch-street—G. Young and T. Mosley, bleachers,
Heaton Mersey, Lancashire—J. Fletcher and A. Pearson,
delvers and quarrymen, Gazeby Quarry, Wroze Hill. York-
shire—T. Said arid W. Allen, schoolmasters, Bishops Wal-
tham, Hants —W. Hedges and J. le Ray, potato
dealers, Bristol -- H. Calmer and A. Calmer, grocers,
Little Earl-street, St. Giles —J. Schofield and W.
West, stock brokers, Kingston-upon-Hull —J. Smalley,
J. Smalley, and J. Cbeetham, cotton manufacturers.
Euxton, Lancashire—G. Barnes, J. Barnes, J. Barnes, and
H. Kay, cotton manufactures, Burnley and Manchester (so
far as regards J. Barnes)—G. Oram and J. Hunter, dressing
case makers, Hatton-garden—T. Francis and T. Brittain,
bro Coventry—H. Williams and E. Noel, civil engineers,
brokers,te-street— W. Hammond and Rayne, drapers, Bishop
Auckland, Durham—P. R. Ilodge and W. Batley, civil en-
gineers, Adam-street, Adelphi, and Putney, Surrey—W. H.
,
Balster and B. Balster, carpet warehousemen and uphol-
sterers, Queen's-buildings, Knightsbridge—J. Tinegate and
H. Tinegate, millers, Preston in Holderness, Yorkshire—J.
Earp, A. A. Flint, W. J. Flint, H. Hall, and T. Keates,
brewers, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire (so car as regards J. Harp)
—H Lincoln-
shire* -
H.
ttoinlass rnsie
Borough-road, Southwark—T. Ragland and aJ. Spencer,
weighing machine manufacturers, Manchester—W. Ve,
. Allenby
ys andand S. C. Bourne, Webster, attorneys,
Woodhead and U. Woodhead, farmers and corn merchants,
Dalton Parra, Yorkedre—H. L. M. Hawthorn and J. M.
Hawthorn, grocer, Tottenham •court-road—J. Bullock, J
V. Gibb
Wilton-place,
grocers, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, and P J.
mall—T. Phillips and C. Phillips, corn dealers, all-
Kuightsbri3ge—R. Lockhart and G. Watson, •s 1 -erpool—T
Swift and J. Dootson, cotton spinners, Wigan,
H. W. Crowburst and W. Slaughter, Lancashire—
artificial manure ma-
nufacturers, Seal, Kent—E, Lawson
drapers, Oxford-street —',T, Ail,e and J. Parnell,
woollencloth manufacturers, Ha Y and R. Ainley,
'
and G. Welsh, merchants, Manchester—H.uddersfield—J. Crowther
H. S. Horsburgh, wine and M'Grottv and
Bestow and H. Barter, spirit merchants, Liverpool—R.
—R. Robert and F. Nriisgerhocers, Newton Abbot, Devonshire
square— Mary Towgood tailors, Mount-street, Grosvenor-
Pitcher, grocers and Pitcher and Elizabeth Hadaford
Huntley and bakers, Bridport, Dorsetshire—Mary
Ann Lamb,
Bergman and B. y bakers, Banbury, Oxfordshire—J.
oung, ship chandlers, Bermondsey-wall.
INSOLVENT _
it
Willi
a Needham,
Doncaster.
William Drewry, Doncaster, hairdresser.
Robert Heath, Leeds, muffin baker.
John Steptoe, No r ig thle* h
, Oxford, farmer.
John Packer, jun., Milton-next-Sittingbourne, Kent, basks
maker.
John Inman, Huddersfield, woollen spinner.
William blidgley, Kirburton, Yorkshire, fancy cloth weaver.
Abraham Page Pemberton, St. Nicholas, Worcestershire,
trainer of greyhounds.
Frederick William Bradley, St. Nicholas, Worcestershire,

stone and marble mason.
James Whitby, King's Lynn, Norfolk, grocer.
Robert Goodwin, South Lynn, All Saints, sawyer.
Charles Henry Shepard, Saint Diary, Southampton, baker.
Charles Isaac Hill, Winchester, Hants, coal merchant.
John Osman, Millbrook, Southampton, grocer.
Thomas Griffiths, jun., Walsall, Staffordshire, labourer.
Peter Salt, Bilston, Wolverhampton, boot and shoemaker.
C. Clarke, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, chairmaker.
Edward Hodgkins, Birmingham, retail brewer.
jamesCarter'dW°tclnsirWn' Hampshire, wood dealer.
T. Tandy, Redi 'Worcestershire, needle manufacture.
John Woodall, jun., Leabrook, Staffordshire, grocer.
Michael Peart, _Frith Ville, Lincolnshire, labourer.
James Rogers, Walsall, Staffordshire, labourer.
J. Cambray, Greac Missenden, Buckinghamshire, saddles.
Joseph Arden, Altrincham, Cheshire, butcher.
Charles Statham, Little Missenden, Buckinghems'ire •

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS;
meet within the
W. Black, Aberdeen, wine merchant, c!
t 20, at twelve.
tanhint:thoe Emienegt'swAitrhmins
Royal Ilotel, Aberdeen, Feb. 21, and March
_
Ayr,MilleFr
Feb.
r 1,8! ironmonger, nagrecrh, to meet
aete tt
ten.
W. Howison, Edinburgh, spirit Tie a
at
two.
Dowell's Rooms, Feb. 19, and
Marc at
to meet within lieu.
J. Wood, Edinburgh, leech importer, 15, at two.
Innj,
nedy's Ship lintel, Feb. 20 and March
PRICE
OF SUGAR'
wn or Muscov ,ornThe average price of Ilz in the week' sending Feb. 10,
puted from returns 12,..%,"'s Duties paid or payable thereon
1852, exclusive of Cusw
in America 20s. lid. per cwt
From the British posse'... ... ... 195. ad. „
From the Mauritius
„. ... 235. 4-Id. -
of
ff
thPearairaraoceernat,,
Indies ••• • 4 f)
From the East
f the three foregoing de-
Average price of
c,, car, jointly, computed as
on the importation thesoeoofsinto Great Britain :--.
ecription3_,°'_;niusive of duty ... •.. 218 lid.
above, and —BumlaLL,nthcolreirtky
Compan;
Gr • hall, Feb. 13.
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A vkaly MILD CCMPLAINT.—The Earl of Derby
complained of the disorderly arrangement of topics in the
Queen'-0 Speech. It the Noble Earl's party had succeeded in
their struggle to perpetuate the starvation laws, the die"
order might have been, not in the Speech, but in the cowl•
try.—Punch.

PEOTEsTANT ALLIANCE.--A branoh of this society
has been formed at Devon port for which purpose a meeting
was held at the Guildhall on Monday evening last, the wor.
shipful the mayor presiding. Among the resolutions passed
was the adoption of
tinuanoe of the grant to the Loin CAthvlic GOIIO6O Of
Mayaoothe a petition to Parliament against the con.