The Sun.
London, England, 1825-01-31 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

IV. Wright and W. Mellor, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton-
spinners—T. Priestley and D. Haworth, Little Bolton, cotton-
manufacturers—J. Bearson and T. Hoyle, Mamchester, sur-
veyors—M. and H. L. Stewart, Piccadilly, tinmen—J. Aspinal,
and C. Aldridge, Leeds, cloth-dressers—J. & W. Green, Cor-
bridge, Northumberland, carpenters—R. Dickson, H. Watson,
IV. Fawdington, and R. Ableson, Stockton, Durham, mercers
—G. & J. Smith, Sheffield, scissor-manufacturers—J. New &
W. Parkinson, Sheffield, saw-manufacturers—A. Burnley and
J. Atkins, Fox Ordinary-court, Nicholas-lane, attornies —.T., T.,
aad G. Russell, Southwark, hop-factors; so far as regards J.
Russell, sen.—L. Sykes, J. Yates, and J. Young, London
and Manchester—J. Richardson and R. -11. Turnley, Lad-
lane, Wood-street—C. & E. Cooper, Little York-place, Mary-
le-bone, carpenters—J. L. &J. Spencer— 'l'. Metcalfe, E. Hid-
liley, and J. Smallpage Leeds, merchants—T. Metcalfe, J.
Smallpage, J. & J. Halnleo, and J. Brooke, Leeds, merchants
J. Graham and R. Rostron, Leghorn—A. and S. Frank, Bris-
tol, furnishing ironmongers—J. Flack and IV. Day, Strood,
Kent, stonemasons—C. Jarritt and W. J. Gregory, \Valcot,
Somersetshire, corn-dealers—H. Wild and J. Lees, Stockport,
common-brewers—NV. Bainbridge and W. Warrington, Shef-
field, masons—D. Ledgard and 'l'. Hopkinson, 31irlield,
Yorkshire, seed-crushers—.l. Moon and B. Shiers, Manchester,
cotton-merchants—J. Maurice, J. Partridge, and G. W. Bake-
well, Westbromwich, Staffordshire, glue-makers ; so far as re-
gards G. W. Bakewell—J. Lee and 11. 'toper, King-street,
Cheapside, warehousemen—J. and J. Calvert, Petersfield,
mercers—R. H. Burnside and H. Thomas, Noble-greet,
Cheapside, tea-dealers.

DOMESTIC COMFORT AND AMELIORATION OF
THE SERVING- CLASSES.

We are happy to observe that the spirit of be-
nevolence is still active among the inhabitants of the Metropolis,
though the multitude of new Companies have given so specu-
lative a complexion to the times. As a proof of this, we beg to
call the attention of our readers to an advertisement in our
Paper of this day, from the National Guardian Institution, esta-
blished, it appears, on principles free from the alloy of traffic,
and motives purely charitable,—the laudable object of its sup-
porters being -to improve the condition of a large body of 'their
fellow-creatures in the humbler walks of life.

Society is divided into two great classes—employers anti ser-
vants; thelcondition of the latter has long called for the bene-
volent interference of the former. In sickness and misery, do-
mestic servants (particularly females) are too often deserted,
and prostitution and crime are resorted to for the supply of pre-
sent necessity, when a little timely help and protection in the
season of need and temptation would save them from min.:,
Such protection- and aid it is the intention of the Institution to
afford, and also to place the destitute and deserving servant in a
proper asylum when rendered unfit by years or infirmity for
further servitude.

Among the leading features of the Institution, every sub-
scriber of one guinea annually may call upon the establishment
to prosecute in all cases of robbery by servants ; and all servants•
recommended by the Institution will be protected from illegal
conduct of employers. Medical men are attached to the esta-
blishment, to whose advice the servants of subscribers will be
entitled; and every judicious measure has been taken to carry
the charitable plans of the institution into the most active and
beneficial effect ; and we entertain no doubt, as the domestic.
comfort of every family so much depend, on good servants, that'
the Institution will be most liberally supported, and become
one,of the most extensive charities in this country.

V.NGLISII and BRISTOL CIIANNELS
iff '4 SHIP CANAL—The COMM ITTEE of MANAGE-
MENT beg to apprise the SUBSCRIBERS, that an Anony-
mous Advertisement, convening a PUBLIC MEETING ?f
Subscribers and Others, on 2d February next, inserted in
" The Times" of Thursday, is wholly without their Sanction.
The Committee are not aware of the slightest reason for in-
curring the expence and trouble of a Public Meeting of the
Subscribers at present.

Jan. 31, 1823.

By order of the Committee,
KING and LUKIN,
5, Gray's Inn-square.

3IAILTYRDO3I OF KING CHARLES I.—Holiday at the Bank,
.Exehequer, East India and South Sea Houses.

PRICK OW IRISH STOCKS, J AN. '27.
Bank Stock 1 Grand Canal Loan, 8 p.ct. 68
Gov. Deb. 3i per cent i Ditto 4 per cent....
Stock, 3i per ct I Ditto Stock
—.New
Royal Canal Stock 24
Gov. Deb. 4 per cent. Wide-street Cert. 6 per ct
Gov. Deb. 5 per cent....... Do. Deb. with Gov. Sec
_Stock, 4 per cent ...... 6{ Pipe Water Deb. 5 per ct.
Treasury Bills, 5 per cent. Do. 6 per cent.
City Debentures, 5 per ct. Ballast Office Govt. Sec.
I,ying in Hospital 4 per ct. 4 per cent.

FOREIGN 1,•111.S.

ARRIVED.

Guernsey and Jersey
Lisbon
iottemburgh
1 arnburgh
• Ifolland
France
Flanders -

Due.

MG)! WATER AT IJMNDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
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