The Sun.
London, England, 1825-01-10 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. R. Hand and R. Joselin, Cheapside, hatters—R. Hall and
W. Gilder, Kingston-upow-H till, tobacco-manufacturers—S.
Cater and T. Wood, Finsbury-place, linen-drapers—J.
Haigh and J. Lees, Heyton-Mill, Gravesend, millers—W.
Gibbs, T. WilSon, and J. Gibbs, College-wharf, Lambeth,
cotton-manufacturers, so far as regards T. Wilson—J.
Bullivant and J. Gibson, Oakham, Rutlandshire, liquor-
merchants— T. Pitchfork and W. 'Garratt, Nottingham,
bobbin and carriage-makers-W. Maskell and T. H.
Phipps, Shepto:-Mallet, Somersethire, attornies—J. Grant,
IV. Baker, and S. lireaver, Sloane-street, Sloane-square,
grocers—T. and J. Worsley, Stockport, Cheshire, hat-manufac-
turers-1. Cox and H. Johnson, Birmingham, glass-cutters—E.
Keele and IL Oversharn, Wickham, Hampshire, brewers—R.
Hovel] and L. Barnett, Bungay, Norfolk, school-mistresses.—J.
and NV. Cooper, Tothill-fields, lightermen.—W. Wood and T.
Radford, Manchester, surgeons—J. and .J. Sutton, and J.
Clifford, Shardlew, Derbyshire, and T. Earp, Loughbridge,
Leicestershire, corn-factors—J. Crosley, It. Wood, and S.
Mitchell, Leeds, clodi-rnereliants—T. Pavey and %V. Wood,
Kent-road, Surrey, boot and shoemakers--J. Hornby, and .1.
Simpson, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, furniture-printers—F. Le
Mann and G. .T. Squibb, Orchard-street, Portman-square,
surgeons—J. White and T. Geary, John's-mews, Gray's
Inn-lane, painters—J. Thorogood and J. Upward, South
Molton-street, plasterers—W. V. George and A. might,NVorcester, skinners—J. C. Watson, R. oodwark, and R.
S. NVatson Whitby, Yorkshire, drapers ; so far as regards R.
Woodwark
—T. Edwards and W. Phillips,. Beer-lane, Tower-
street, lighten-nen— T. D. Guy and J. Delamare, Whitecha-
pel-road—R. Jones and .Y. Wilson, Manchester, dyers—C. and
I. Matchitt and C. Iteade, Manchester, cotton-merchants—
A. V. Rossurn and 11. Hebert, stock-brokers —M. .T. Simp-
son and Al. Cameron, (treat .Marylebone-street, dressmakers—
G. Johnston and J. D. Maddoek, irwurap-eZorokers—R. Ar-
rowsmith and R. Grimston, Preston, ilt;lctiants—W. and W.
Allan, Uer Fore-street, Lambeth, barge-builders—T. Bacon
and S. J. Mason, Tooley-street, cutlers--W. C. Perrin and W.
Carter, George-street, Christchurch, Surrey, hat-manfacturers
—G. Gale and W. fartindale, Carlisle, mercers—B. Hobbs
and W. S. Ifellyer, Redbridge, Hampshire, ship-builders--F.
F. Loder and j. Finlayson, Cheltenham, Me-
redith and T. Moxham, Birmingham, gunmakers—J. Fox & J.
P. King, Newmarket-upon-Trent, Nottinghamshire, attornies-
law—H. Crabb and T. IVillcocks, Exeter, organ and piano-at-
forte-makeis—M. A. Warrington, Ai. A. N. 'Parton, and S.
Baskett, Northumberland-street, Strand, milliners—J and It.
Brownfield, Norwich, and Broad-street, Cheapsicle, bornbasin-
manufacturer—T. and G. Shaft, Arundel, Sussex, wine-mer-
chants—S. and J. Thompson, and J. Gunning, Liverpool,
marine insurance-brokers—E. Tealby, .1. Hodgson., and H.
Dalton, Kingston-upon-Hull, timber_merchants_S., F. T.W.,
and Lester, E. Dickinson, and R. Smith, Gains-borough,
Lincolnshire, druggists.

CANNIBIL.ISIA.—The New South Wales Pap.ers
contain a most revolting view of human nature, in proceedings
connected with the trial of Alexander Piersc, a native of Fer.
managh, in Ireland, lately convicted at Hobart Town, in Van
Dieman's Land, of murder and cannibalism. The confes-
sions of this man, who was the survivor of several runaway
convicts who lived on each other, chew• the horrible degradation
to which men can be reduced. When the number was reduced
to two, they watched each other for days, and at last sleep gave
Pierce the opportunity of killing his companion I.