The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-26 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Fred. Joseph Burnett and Llewellyn Nash, of 45, East-
cheap, ship agents—Ogden Halliwell and Jas. Eastham, of
Knott Mill, provender millers—Henry Taylor and William
Greenwood Hird, of Bacup, Lancashire, cotton-spinners—
Geo. Milthorp and Francis Milthorp, of Wakefield, York-
shire, printers' ink manufacturers—Thomas Whicher and
John Legg, of Poole, grocers—George Merrett and Tilden
Symes, of Regent-street, silk-mercers—Geo. Marshall and.
Frederick Marshall, of Plymouth, attorneys—Henry Mar-
tyr and Charles Martyr, of 24, Lawrence Pountney-lane,
City, tea-dealers—Thomas Moore, jun., and David Tuke,
of Salford, Lancashire. braid manufacturers—Robert Bur-
leigh Sewell, Charles Wyatt Estcourt and John Anthony
Dodd Wake, of Newport, Isle of Wight, attorneys—Charles
Dean and dward Cotterall, of Liverpool, cotton-brokers
—Benjamin White and Robert Barber, of Rotherhithe,
manufacturing chemists—John England and Richard Eng
land, of Kingston- apon-Hull, attorneys —Henry Crowther
and Josiah Berry, of Lockwood, Yorkshire, woollen cloth
manufacturers—Elizabeth Grundy and Jennett Kidd, of
Altrincham, Chesire, Lynall Thomas
and James Plimpton, of 44, Cross-street, Finsbury, dairy
farmers—Charlton Humble and Thomas Penman Cocks, cf
Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Gateshead, brewers—Robert
Yates and John Ingham, of Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire,
coal-merchants—John H. Gibb and Alexander Calder, of
Aleppo—Frederick Mason Goodwin and George Goodwin,
of 77, High-street, Portland-town, linen-drapers.

BANK OF ENGLAND.
An Account purivant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap 32, for
the Week ending on Saturday the 19th day of November, 1b53.

ISSUE DEPARTMENT.

Notes Issued ........ 29,150,715

Government debt.... 11,015,100
Other securities...—. 2,984,900
Gold coin and bullion 15,015,100
Silver bu1.i0n...... • •

429,150,715

1 £29,150,7 t 5
K. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier
153.

Dated the 24th day of Nov., 18.

BANKING Dal
Proprietors' capital .. 14,553,000
Rest .. ...... 3,2 t 7,322
Public deposits Lin-
eluding Exchequer,
Commissioners of
N ational I)ebt, Say-

:PARTDIENT.

Government securities

(in cludg.D ead Weight
Annuity) .. . 12,177 425
Other securities 15,989,650
Ntes . •
Gold and silver coin 65N,642

ing,'s Banks, and
Dividend Accounts) ,034,154
Other depoil s 11,632,204
Seven Day and other
1,259,01 A

436,695,697

£36,695,697
:. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.

Dated the 24th day of Nov., 18;

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the returns made in the week endin,, the 22d day of
Nov , 1853, is 235. 8?d. per hundredweight, exclusive of
the duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the im-
portation thereof into Great Britain.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM HOUSE, Nov. 25.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Teaser, from St. Malo ; Fa-
milier, Sundswall; Albatross, Christianin ; Vesta, Bre-
men ; Antje Brons, Itiga ; Triton, do. ; Christianhaab,
Odense ; Conforenceraad Trechow, Gothenburg ; Marthim,
Quebec ; Royal Victoria, Gothenburg ; Citaden, Port-au-
Platt ; Euphrosyne, Havre Otto, Dantzic ; Mecca, Be-
lize ; Edvadt, Nestrid ; Mystery, Messina ; Tiernan Hein-
rich, Riga ; Emanuel, Dantzic ; Ursus Minor, Krac,eroe ;
Victory, Gale ; Nimrod, Slabbejobing ; Amaranth,' Ko-
nigsberg ; Camden, Quebec ; Brunette, Calpe Key and
West Florida ; Demerara, Jamaica ; Borgermester Beeder,
Horsens ; Hoffnung, Thisted ; Jupiter, Shonwich ; Dun-
robin Castle, Calcutta ' - Hellespoint, Moulmein ;
Cuba; Guesachar, St. Stephen's ; Lesmahagow, Quebec ;
Ysabel Segunda, Santander ; Jane, Palermo ' • Surge, Syd-
ney ; Chile Harold, do. ; George, Charlston ; Ganges,
Archangel ; Gesina, Stettin ; Alegro. Bahia ; Sophia Eve-
lina, Jacobstadt ; America, New York ; Greyhound, Ma-
laga ; Skulda, Stavanger ; Ebenezer' Sundswall ; Mercury,
Zante ; Constance, Singapore ; Pauli, Calcutta ; Twende
Sodskende, Aalborg ; Forennezen, Hernosand ; Janet
Hay, Stettin ; Tuscan, Belize ; Jacob Groose, New York ;
Diana, Skive ; Melina, Patras ; Geroharden, Galatz ; Ex-
press Memel ; Louise Cecilie, Thistod ; London. New
York; Korsvezen, Quebec ; and the usual Continental
steamers.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Rodrigo, for
Seville • Ysabel Segunda, Santander, &c. ; Kathay, Syd-
ney ; American Lass, Sydney ; London, New York ; Con-
stance, Launceston ; Ottoman, Malta ; Albion, Jamaica ;
Bee, Antwerp ; Glaneur, Verdon ; Raketen, Gothenburg ;
Doncaster, Genoa ; Tuscan, Barbadoes ; Alberator, Corfu
and Patras ; Emigrant, Geelong ; Breeze, Malta ; Ear-
monie, Leer.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Hannah, for
Havre • Hazard, Oporto ; Eclipse, Havre ; Elizabeth Tay-
lor, Antigua ; Jacobus Mortimer, Geelong ; Anna Maria,
Leer; Blanche, Jamaica; Reserve, do.; Artemisia, New
Zealand ; Hellegonda, Amsterdam ; I. M. 0. D., Cape
Palmas ; Young Australian, Melbourne ; Emilie et Marie,
Rouen ; Bartons, Rotterdam ; Johannes, Stettin ; Patrick
Henry, New York.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25.
The Albert steamer, from Dublin, ran against the Lon-
don Pior in a fog this morning, damaging her bow, which
caused her fore compartments to fill.

GOTHENBURG, Nov. 19.—The Minister, Sindeman. Riga
to Belfast, was assisted in, Nov. 16, with loss of masts,
&c., and hull damaged, having been in contact in the
North Sea. . .

REVAL, Nov. 15.—The Rival, Cronstadt to Liverpool,
put in here Nov. 12, leaky, and with pumps choked ; she
will be obliged to discharge, as it is feared that part of
the cargo is damaged. intelligence has arrived, that a
vessel, laden with hemp and wheat, is lost on the Chalk-
ground, and that another is ashore on the Island of Stone-
skar. There was a slight frost last night, the wind having
shifted.

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NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—A ship, with three lower-masts
only standing, waterlogged, and abandoned, and the sea
making a clean breach over her, was passed Oct. 15, in
lat. 47 N., long 29 IV., by the John S. Harmann, arrived
here. _

ABERDOVEY, Nov. 23.—The Eleanor and Betty, Car-
narvon to this port, missed stays in taking the bar, struck
on the north shore and sank—crew saved.
BRISTOL, Nov. 28.—Wind, S.E.—Arrived the Enmore,
from St. John's, New Brunswick ; Pomona, Papal ; Ta-
vistock, Plymouth.
ARCHANGEL, Nov. 9.—The Marenthieu, hence for Lon-
don, put back, Nov. 6, with pumps choked, but will sail
again to-morrow. The Eliza sailed hence yesterday, but
the master has returned to-day, part of his crew refusing
to proceed.
LAURVIG, Nov. 17.—The Jane and Ann, Dantzic to Lon-
don, on shore in Nerinughaven, Oct. 4, has been got off
(after discharging part of her cargo), re-lohded, and pro-
ceeded.

PARIS, Nov. 25.—The Jeune Felix, of Means Neath, to
La Rochelle, ran in the fog upon the rocks off Point St.
Jean, about three miles from the Sables, filled imme-
diately, and eventually broke up ; crew saved.