The Sun.
London, England, 1836-07-06 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

T. and W. J. Fawsitt, silversmiths, Manchester—C. Harrington
and J. Dover, black lead pencil manufacturers, Crosthwaite, Cum-
berland—H. Chamberlin and Co.,drapers, Norwich (as far as re-
gards R. Chamberlin)—G. Baker and D. Clark, wine merchants,
111anchester— G. B. and E. Cheetham, cotton spinners, Fogg-
Brook, Chester—J. Hooper and W. Crimp, tea dealers, Kings-
bridge, Devonshire—J. Pettitt and A. Bowyer, sawyers, East
Smithfield--C. Cooper and A. W. Hurley, chemists, Uxbridge—
G. Cooper and W. Chambers, chemists, heading, Berkshire—H.
Barlow and J. Holt, Piercy-mill, Lancashire—R. Allen and T.
Markham, Coach and Horses, Charles-street, Drury-lane--H. Wood
and Co., Manchester (as far as regards H. Wood)—J. W. and
J. W. Allen, schoolmasters, Bridge House Academy, Lower-
mall, Hammersmith—R. Thorpe and W. Haynes, cheesemougers,
Noble-street, Aldersgate-street—J. Savage and J. Boyce, carpen-
ters, Gray's Inn-terrace-11. and J. Bascomb, painters, Portsea,
Southampton—G. Campbell and R. Holt, general dealers, Alan-
eliester—T. Anstey and Co., tailors, George-street, Hanover-
square (as far as regards W. Nettleton)—J. Hellicar and Co.,
corn factors, Bristol (as far as regards J. Hellicar)—J. T. Greg-
son and C. J. Westley, brokers, Liverpool—T. Heaton and J. Ha-
warden, colliers, Burgh, Lancashire—AV. Laforest and Co., wine
merchants, College-hill (as far as regards T. D. Lees)—s. Pon_
telex and Co., coppersmiths, Upper St. Martin s-lane (as far as re-
gards F. W. Yeowell)—J. and T. Thorpe, millers, Nottingham.

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CORRHO ESPOOFNDENCRWICH
AND E BETDRWHAMP DEHNEEN TE
BISP O

(Copy.) " London, April 4, 1836.
De:tr If bigotry had either ear or eye,' your publi-
cation eaonot fail to produce the laudable effect which you
have in view, but I have resided too many years in the Uni-
versity of Oxford to give the majority of its learned members
credit for liberal opinions.
" Yours, &c.,' sincerely and affectionately,
(Signed) " H. NORWICH."
(Copy.) " Oxford, April 5, 1836.
m"y Lord— I cannot forbear writing to express to you
the delight and consolation, indeed, under these trying
circumstances, which I have received from your Lord-
ship's facrourable acceptance of my inaugural lecture, It
cannot be necessary for me to assure you, that the sena,
merits which have there expressed flowed from my heart;
but you will allow me to indulge my own feeling in declaring
this to you, and to add, that a full conseltioness of my own
sincerity of faith and attachment to the Churl 4f England,
has, under Providetteß, been my support Ahre;lo44qt 44:.; ex-
treme persecution. Theo: seems little hope of KotiOng (clap-
vietion on the minds of the Pi*-lots among my opponents; kitp
it is cheering to find that the pohlig mind begins to be awa-
kened to a sense of the injustice am g.r4P.lty of the recent pro-
ceedings at Oxford ; at any rate, there is igeg ,comfort in the
persuasion, that good will result, in the end, co 40 pause of
Scripture truth out of all this violence, and struggle, sad
" I beg leave, my Lord, with that affectionate respect
which is due to one who has been so Long revered as a father
in the Church, to subscribe myself your Lordship's obliged
and faithful servant,
(Signed) " R. D. HAMPDFN,"