The Sun.
London, England, 1853-12-07 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

William Ephraim Snow and Francis Salter, of 2 6, Trade-
gar square, and 6, York-place, Mile-end, surgeons —Joseph
Jones, John Milne, and James Wright, of Oldhan i, Lanca-
shire, cotton spinners—J. Townsend. and Thomas Gregory,
of Halifax, Yorkshire, silk and cotton warp dyerk .—Oliver
Willimott, William Hawkins Whatton, and Chas. Frederic
McArthur, of Nottingham, lithographers—Henr v Alfred
Jones and William Davis Norton, of Bishops Castli ), Shrop-
shire, wine merchants—Buchanan Balfour, Alfred Laming,
and Arthur Smith Owen, of London, Liverpool, an d South-
ampton—Thomas Cressy and Joseph Ramsden Cr( )ssey, of
High-street, Hornerton, engineers—Henry Mowb ray and
John Dean of Leicester, plumbers—Luke Paw son and
Charles Alexander, 140, Rotherhithe-street, Rot herhithe
—William Whalley and Enoch Fray, Bolton-li 3-Moors,
Lancashire, power-loom cloth manufacturers— William
Robinson and George Robinson, Lancaster, att, arneys—
George Bannister Brewer, Samuel Pope, and Willi; iam Lin-
ton Eskrigge, Manchester, manufacturing cheansi a (so far

as regards William Linton Eskrigge)—George Edward
Field and Edward Harwen Banyard, Belvedere-road, Lam-
beth, beer merchants—John Wyatt Smith, Richard Car-
lise, John Carlisle, Thos. Carlisle, John Carlisle, jun., Jas.
Macpherson, and Stewart Douglas, Calcutta, commission
agents (so far as regards Jas. Macpherson) Samuel Carrol
and Samuel Carroll, jun., 37, Mincing-lane, City, colonial
brokers—Charles Davy, Edward Longdon Mackinurdo,
and Edward Mackmurdo, of 160, Upper Thames-street,
City, and Great George-street, Bermondsey, manufac_
taring chemists (so far as regards Edward Longdon Mack
murdo)—James Denton and John Denton, of Liverpool—
George Pluto and Edward Breese Robinson, of High-
street, Poplar, machine sawyers—Moses Barrows and
Henry Owen, of Salford, Lancashire, worsted spinners—
John Shuffiebotham and Thomas Johnson, of Macclesfield,
joiners—William Siddall and William Grime, of Oldham,
Lancashire, machine makers—Reuben Noake and Arthur
Harrison, of Wolverhampton, fire-proof safe manufac-
turers.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
James Henderson, of Glasgow, grain merchant, Decem-
ber 15, at two, at the Stock Exchange, Glasgow.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

NEW LIGHTS ON THE COAST OF FRANCE.
Hydrographical Office, Nov. 25, 1853.
The French Government have given notice that :-1. At
Baleines Point, West Coast, the present light will be dis-
continued on the 15th of January next, and instea, t there-
of these two following lights will be established-1. A re-
volving light on the same Point, at a little distance to the
eastward of the present tower, but with intervals of only
half a minute between the eclipses. The light will stand
164 feet above the sea, and will be visible 20 miles. The
eclipses will not be total within the distance of 10 miles ;
and, 2. A fixed light on the Reef which projects a mile
and a half to the N.W. of Baleines Point. It stands on
the rock called the Haut Banc du Nord, in 46 deg. 15 min.
51 sec. north, and 1 deg. 34 min. 59 sec. west from Green-
wich. It is 29 feet above the sea, and is visible 13 miles.
Navigators are reminded that the dangers off Baleines
Point extend more than a mile to seaward from this light.
2. At Portrieux, North Coast, since the 24th of June
last, a small fixed red light has been exhibited on the pier
of Portrieux, 49 feet within its extremity. It stands in 48
deg. 38 min. 50 sec. north, and 2 deg. 49 min. 10 sec. west
from Greenwich, and being 29 feet above the sea, is visible
13 miles.

3. Lights on the Cherbourg Breakwater.—On the 12th
of last month, a temporary red fixed light was placed on
the western head of the Breakwater Cherbourg, in 49
deg. 40 min. 29 sec. west of Greenwich. Its height is 39
feet above the sea, and may be seen 10 miles. A similar
temporary fixed, but green light, will be established in the
course of December next, on the eastern head of the Break-
water, but its height will not be so much as that on the
western head.