The Sun.
London, England, 1830-02-03 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

T. and J. Thatcher, Fleet-street, seedsmen—L. Ror-
dansz and J. G. Irwin, Great Tower-street, ship-agents—
T. Wright and W. H. Casson, Salford, Lancashire, archi-
tects—J. Taft and G. Attenborrow, Icon Green, Notting-
hamshire, builders—T. F. Evans and W. Rees, Basing-
hall-street, wool-brokers—W. Goodall, junior, C.
Scudatmire, Manchester, twist-dealers—L. Adkins and J.
Dying, Oxford, linen-drapers—J. Hume and J. Hutchin-
son, block-makers—G. Naylor and Co., Sheffield, mer-
chants—W. Giblett, New Bond-street, and J. Giblett,
Bayswater, sheep salesmen—J. Howard and J. Blair—S.
and C. Bell, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, attorneys—W.E.
Waldron and Co., Trowbridge, Wiltshire, bankers.

It must afford pleasure to every person who
feels for the pour at the present distressing season to know
that the Society for the Relief of the Houseless is now in
full operation ; that they have asylums open in Wapping,
in Grub-street, and St. Martin's-lane ; and that there are
at this time not less than 600 or 700 poor creatures shel-
tered every night from the inclemency of the weather.
They have night and morning a ration of bread ; and on
the LORD'S Day they have an extra ration of bread and
cheese, and are provided with religious instruction in the
use of Bibles, prayenbooks, and religious tracts, in ad-
dition to which a Clergyman of the Church of England
performs Divine Service at each of the asylums.

Much interest is excited by the projected at-
tempt at opening a-regular communication with India by
way of the Mediterranean. The Meteor steam-vessel
Lieutenant Sv:stoNs, is to leave this port to-morrow for
Falmouth, from whence it is fully expected she will take
out the Malta and India mails. The letters for India will
be conveyed across the Isthmus of Sut-z to the Red Sea, by
well-guarded couriers, for which, we understand, the
Paella of Egypt has offered every facility ; and it is ex-
pected that on their arrival on the borders of the Arabian
Gulf, the Enterprise steamer, which was appointed to
leave Bombay whit letters for England, will be retoly to
receive the bags, anti return with them to India. It is
calculated that, should no unexpected obstacles intervene,
the communication with India, by this route, may be
effected in half the present t.me, which would he an im-
portant advantage to both eountriel,---Devonport Tele-
graph.

Yesterday. Lieutenant-General Murray appeared
before Six' IZ. BIRME and Mr. Missnum., to prefer
a charge of neeligent driving against the driver of a
cabriolet, whereby a vehicle in which .the General
was driving received some damage.
General Murray, on Friday last, was driving his
cabriolet in the Strand, and drew up close to the foot
pavement, near Villiers street, for the purpose of
speaking toa tradesman. While thus engaged, the foot
defendant, through negligence, drove his cabriolet
against his (the General's), in consequence of which
the wheels of both vehicles became locked •toget her,
occasioning some slight damage to the one which
he (General Murray) drove. The defendant, how-
ever, appeared sorry for what he had done, and as
he had behaved civilly, the Magistrates, perhaps,
would be induced to mitigate the penalty.

. .
Mr. MINSHULL observed, as the man had acted
with civility, and appeared to be sorry for his con-
duct, he (Mr. Minshull) would fine him in the mi-
tigated venally of 10s. and costs.
'The defendant thankfully paid the money, and
the General, having handed over his moiety of the
fine to the office poor-box, retired.

Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Beans.
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. s. to a. 9. to s.
Boston _ 54 26 18 30
Gainsborough 57 29 19 40
Grantham --- 50 1)0 28 33 18 27 43 45
Grimsby
IforneAstle 45 52 '25 32 15 20 30 48
Lincoln —, , 4l 51 28 31 19 25 30 31
Spilsby. 4B 54 '22 .10 16 20 26 28
Stamford 5O 68 26 32 20 23 35 47
York 43 56 24 30 16 26 32 44

NORWICH. Jan. 30.

Owing to the change in the weather, our samples of
Wheat are cold and damp, and such are heavy sale ; but
fine dry Wheat is scarce, and sells readily at Is. to 2s. per
quarter higher than last week. Good Malting 13ar:ey
sells fieely, and other descriptions, as well us Oats, Beans,
and Pease, fully maintain last week's prices. Flour
re-
mains the same.

Wheat (per qr.) ... 40s. 60s. 635. I Beans (per qr.) 26s. 325.
Barley
Oats 2os. 245. 295. Flour, tine (per sack) 435. 455.