The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-23 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

John Banks and John Hales, Holt, Norfolk, surgeons—
Samuel Topham and Richard Warwick Topham, Leeds,
engravers—William Soar, Frederick Turner, and Charles
Smith, 14, Eastbourne-mews, Westbourne terrace, Hyde-
park, job-masters (so far as regards Frederick Turner)—
Hannah Ridley and Martha Brass, 7, Wellington-street,
Islington, artists Samuel Bergel and Alfred Worms,
Bradford, Yorkshire, merchants—George Fifoot Lyde, Ste-
phen Watcham, and John Wignall Leather, 121, Wood-
street, City, lace manufacturers (so far as regards George
Fifoot Lyde)—Alfred Barrett and Charles Stanley Osborne,
Skinner-street, City, brass-founders—John Levy and Isaac
Levy, of 3, Castle-street, and 109, Gravel-lane, Hounds-
ditch, rag merchants—Edmund Purssy and Benjamin
Mears, 50, Mount-street, Lambeth, meat salesmen—Ed-
ward Murley and Frank Murley, Sheffield, grocers—Henry
Bertwistle and Bowers Bertwistle, Padiham, Lancashire,
brewers—William Bateman and Henry Bateman, 38, Milk-
street, Cheapside, proprietors of the patent chemical ferti-
lizing powder—Thomas Burnham Wilkins and William
Horner, 48, Aldermanbury, shoe merchants—Mark Shew-
ring and James Cox, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, woollen
drapers—William Bell, 8, Houndsditch, and Joseph Wat-
kins, Brighton, Sussex, clothiers—James Lord and David

Scott, Manchester, cotton manufacturers—Edward Satter-
thwaite and William Satterthwaite Bilston, Staffordshire,
fishmongers—Henry Roberts and George Sykes, Kingston-
upon-Hull, commission merchants—Chs s. Dixon and John
Russell, of Gateshead, Durham, linen-drapers—William
Smith Newcombe and Frederick Newcombe, jun., of Wa-
vertree and West Derby, Lancashire, drapers—John Wil-
liams, and John Walters Williams, of Swansea, Glamor-
ganshire, newspaper proprietors—Thomas Lamb and
Robert Friend Lamb, of Monk Wearmouthshore, Durham,
smiths.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.

Simeon Phineas Cohen of Glasgow, optician, November
30, at twelve, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow.
Thomas Ritchie, of Bowhouse, near Ailos, farmer, Dec.
1, at twelve, at the Royal Oak Hotel, Alloa.
Alexander Nairne, of Edinburgh, writer (deceased), Dec.
2, at two, at Dowells and Lyon's Rooms, Edinburgh.
John Fraser of Invergordon, merchant, Dec. 5, at twelve,
at the Commercial Inn, Invergordon.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM HOUSE, Nov. 22.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Lionne, from Gra,velines ;
Marie, Dunkirk ; Helen, Faro ; East Anglian, Alexandria ;
Maria, Zante ; Anna Margaretha Heratine, Dantzic ; Earl
Grey, Valparaiso ; Reindeer, Mauritius and Cuba ; Sophia
Maria, Riga ; Catherine Elizabeth, St. Vincent ; Hekla,
Fauborg ; Hamilton, Callao ; Sussex, SL Petersburg ;
Kathay, New York; Torlades, Soderham ; Hilda, Oster
Russoer ; Oscar, Sundswall ; Pauline, Caen ; Mario, Ros-
tock ; Robert and Henry, Messina ; Goldfinch, Memel ;
Lancaster, Dantzic ; Murray, Ostend ; Waterloo, Cron-
stadt ; Astrea, Sundeswall ; Andretta, Gefle ; Triton,
Pillau; Margaretha Maria, Soderham ; Angelina, Syra ;
John Walker, Stettin ; Albion, Onega ; Admiral, IN ew-
port ; Active, Caen.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Meeke, for
Leer ; Louise, Stettin ; Ruby, Melbourne and Geelong ;
Velocity, Port Philip ; Echo, Dunkirk • Plumstead, Mel-
bourne; Templar, Dunkirk ; Aspern, Dunkirk ; Ayrshire,
Odin ; Felix, Pernambuco ; Catherine Elizabeth, St.
Vincent.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Sheaf, for
Dunkirk ; Pauline Houghton, Bus9orah ; Vere, Jamaica ;
Plantagenet, Boston ; Fides, Koror ; Hero, Leer ; Argus,
Hamburg ; Isabella, Melbourne ; Almuth, Hamburg;
Helena, Rio Janiero; Theodore, Bremen ; Grecian, Ja-
maica.