The Sun.
London, England, 1853-01-12 00:00:00

'PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

B. Mumford and J. Mumford, Adam's-court, Old Broad-
street, mining sharebrokers—S. Hughes, E. Hughes, and
J. Hales, Dublin, dealers in. earthenware—T. Cooper and
B. Howlett, Congleton, Cheshire, attorneys E. O.
Williams and J. Williams, Houghton Regis, Bedfordshire,
coal and coke merchants—T. Edge, J. Hill, and W. Sand-
land, Birmingham and Hatton-garden, jewellers—W.
Fairbrother and R. Talner, Bunbuiy, Oxfordshire, linen
drapers—E. L. Griffiths and F. Blake, Newport and
Cowes, Isle of Wight, attorneys—E. Hutchinson and I.
Needham, Liverpool, coal merchants—J. H. Kilner a-id J.
Barker, Hipperholme, Yorkshire, stuff manufacturers—F.
Foster and W. T. Mann, Liverpool, brokers—G. Traviss
and W. S. An mitac,e,Bamsley,Yorkshire,tailors--J. Carver,
G. Carver, and W. Brierley, Cleckheaton, Yorkshire, iron-
founders—T. S. Brooke and J. Greaves, Dewsbury and
Soothill, Yorkshire, coalmasters—W. John. an and J.
Hardy, Church Bridge, Staffordshire, chemist: —J. Hamil-
ton and R. Fowles, Sunderland, coal fitters—R. Eglinton,
C. Dearie, R. H. Hunter, H. M'Ewen, and R. L. Eglin-
ton, Calcutta (so far as regards R. Eglinton and R. H.
Hunter)—A. Neame and J. Green, Canterbury, tea dealers
—A. Hinchcliffe, S. Wimpenny, J. Woodhead, E. Clay-
ton, J. Dyson, A. M'Clellan, A. Mellor, W. Riley, S.
Brearley, T. Bocock, W. Child, J. Ellis, M. Hale, B.
Robinson, S. Ward, S. Shaw, and G. Robinson, Hudders-
field, newspaper proprietor J. S. Wilkinson, N. Clay-
ton, Mary Clayton, J. Shuttleworth, J. Slack, T. Tern-
perton, T. Wise, sen.' T. Wise, jun., and J. Sharp, steam
packet owners, Lincoln and Boston—T. Foster, S. Fos-
ter, and M. Furniss (so far as regards M. Fur-
niss) Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, lace manufacturers—J.
Kirk and F. Shuttlewood, Sileby, Leicestershire, hollers—
H. G. Busby and G. Jenning, Moreton-in-Marsh, Glouces-
teishire, woollen and linen drapers—E. Cottle and T. Doo-
good, Cheltenham, plumbers—E. Gray and J. Giay, Bur-
nopfield, Durham, common brewers—L. Jeffreys, A. Miles,
and J. H. Miles, Grenville-street, Brunswick-square—S.
Syddall, J. Lomax, and W. Rushton, Farnworth, Lanca-
shire, spindle and fly makers—Elizabeth Dakin and A.
Waterhouse, St. Paul's-churchyard, tea dealers—R. J.
Popplewell and J. Lea, Old Broad-street, City, wholesale
clothiers—W. Hooper, H. Hooper, and W. W. Hooper
Exeter, limeburners—J. Tucker, H. Tucker, and W.
Tucker, Gresham-street, City, silk printers (so far as re-
gards the said J. Tucker)—J. Allnutt, J. Allnutt, jun.,
and J. Arbouin, Mark-lane, City, wine merchants (so far
as regards the said J. Arbouin)—E. Bembridge and W. B.
G. Haynes, Birmingham, saddlers' ironmongers—S. Foster
and B. Foster, Nottingham, drapers—J. Kay and T. Kay,
Sunderland, grocers—A. Lee and S. Barnes, Oldham, Lan-
cashire, machine makers.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
Jonas Turner, Hipperholme, Yorkshire, stone delver.
David Evans, Loughor, Glamorganshire, carpenter.
Edwd. Horton, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, whitesmith.
Henry Plant, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, licensed vic-
tualler.
George Munnings, Cambridge, fishmonger.
John Elias, Gloucester, carpenter.
Isaac Hardman, Cambridge, chemist.

Jane Hopkins, 'Cottenharn,. Cambridgeshire, licensed vic-
tualler.
Richard Hawkins, Ramsgate, journeyman stone mason.
Phillip Hurcomb, Oxford, printer.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. •
J. Pringle, Edinburgh, draper, to meet Jan. 17 and Feb.
7, at one, within the Regent Hotel, Edinburgh.
A. Dewar, Glasgow, wine and spirit dealer, to meet Jan.
17 and Feb. 7, at twelve, within the Waverley Hotel,
Glasgow.
J. Leven, Edinburgh, writer to tho signet, to meet Jan.
17 and Feb. 7, at twelve, within Messrs. Dowels and
Lyon's Rooms, Edinburgh.
W. Orr and Co., Glasgow, warehousemen, topeet
Hotel,Jan
17 and Feb. 7, at two, within the Commercial
Glasgow.

IVIAHOMMEDAN OBJECTION TO CHRISTIANITY.—The
Mahommedan religion offers formidable obstacles, hu-
manly speaking, to the introduction of Christianity.
Our Church Missionary Society has had a station in
Cairo for several years, but they have never yet made a
single convert from the Mahommedan faith. The reply
of an enlightened Mahommedan to a missionary is cha-
racteristic of the race of Moslems—"Your religion,"
said he, "gives me three Gods and one wife ; mine gives
me three wives and one God : I prefer my own."—AX.
drew' a .Four Months' Tour in the East.