The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-07 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED

J. and W. Hall, Hanwick, porter7hreweri---J. arid C. De-
vonshire, Fahuouth, .joiners—.T. Williams and G. Walton,
Birmingham, japauners—H. Leggatt and T. G. Vander-
gnat, -Craven. street, Strand, attornies—A. Riley and W.
Haigh, Preston, Lancashire, corn-dealers—J. Bruin])lev and
T. Helder, Grafton-street, Solio,• grocers—J. M. :nut W.
Hetherington, and M., Maskew,,Nicholas-lane, tea dealers--
R. and W. Cal row, Woodhill, Lancashire, cotton twist-spin-
ners—S. Glazier and W.Xing, Hastings, carpenters—J. and
M. Mare, Hanley.. earth4ttivare7mknufacturers—T. Jevons
and W. Davis, Worcester, plumbers—T. ati F. H. Bolt,
Falmouth, mercharits. Hogg, W. Hogg, I). Chapman, I.
M. Pierson, and J. Marshall, Biggleswade, merchants---W.
Trentham, T. Morton,. W. Sfrentharn, jun. J. Turney, W.
Bates anti J. Mimetic, Nottingham, hosiers—lt. Rodgers, and
W. Shimeld, Sheffield; cabinet-mlers—J. Buchley and, G.
Baynes, Belvidere-place, St. George's, brewers—W. Eborall,
jun. and D. Baxter, Atherstone, atturnies-at-law.

The breach on the. Ten Mile Bank, in the parish
of Fordham, Norfolk,. which lately alarmed the
inhabitants of the ‘eliole district of feyis called the
Bedford /Level, consisting of upwards of 40,000.
acres, Was, after a fortnight's' exertion, and an
expellee of several thousand pounds, Stopped on
Stinday se'nnight. Several thousand acres of
growing; ‘i heat, which are Iloyt' under water,
must inevitably perish : and it is feared the fanners
there will not be able to get their lands ready for
Spring corn.

'.Anne earke, sentenced to death at the last Ses-
sions for the Borough of• Lynn, for attempting
the life of her husband, has beenTeprieved, and
the sentence remitted to transportation for life.

POLICE.

BQW-STREET.— -On Saturday James neau, ‘• e
known as a waiter in the neighbourhood of Cu"
vent-Garden, was brought to the Office, and tlO
dement an examination before Jr. 13taNIE,
Sitting Magistrate, charged with' assaulting, cl .
taking improper liberties with a boy, who cdlie's,
other boys to his assistancd, and they pa 'lolte('
with mud, &c. He in re-turn charged the briy with,
robbing- hint, but at length found it necessary t°
run Off, but was pursued, and brought to the,
office. He was ordered to find bail, but'not be,"
ing able to procure it, he was comm:tted for
MARLBOROUGHSTIMET.—James Smith: a ct4'
pester, residing at Walton-upon-Thanies,
charged with maliciously shooting- at liidritao
Carrington acid dangerously wounding hint. Girj,
rington4who is a taylor, -residing at Walton, haft
lodged in the,honse of the accused, and the'r'e,
seemed to be a sort of jealousy on the part of,
Smith, respecting a supposed faMiliaritY betweell,,
Carrington and his The prisoner lately re-
moved to the care of a Gentleman's house in•tbd
neighbourhood, and he was notch annoyed O'
several evenings by the holtse-bell being frequent"
ly rung. The prisoner armed with a gun loade4,
with pieces of lead, waited' in concealment on 't
certain evening at gun-shot from the house, sus'
pecting it was Carrington who annoyed him, tint,
on the hell being rung, he fired in the (Hied-into'
and' sev.erely wounded the prosecutor in the kg
and thigh.. The prosecutor had bees SiX weep'
in the hospital. Tile prisoner was remanded for
another examination.

ITATTON:- GA It t rdil V John Fountain
was ;nought up for examination before Mr. LEArI4,-
charged by Mrs. Johnson, of Castle-street, Be(1-
ford-fow, with -coming .to her house that daY'
about 12 o'clock, 'saying he wanted to see Mrs'
Baker, a widow , lady, that lodged the boils°,
he ‘"vas shewn up stairs, and his manner and be-
haviour was, so strange that Mrs. Baker got.
frightened, at him, and not knowing ally thing ttt
him shut her door against him ; he kept swcari"
and inziisted to be admitted, on which witness,
accompanied by Mrs. Turner, another lodger
the house, ran tip to see what was the twitter;
they met the prisoner coming. down. Alter_he
came down, he said he hadtorgot his stick above'
and he vent up again fur it ; ou his return witoess
ollserved he had a whip in his hand,whicit
longed to • her husband, she: asked' him for the
tti hip, and he threatened, it she did not hold: 111'
tongue, that he• would give her enough of it, a"`
began to put his- threat in execution by givi''g
Mrs. Turner a blow on the forehead, which stw'4" .•
tied. her: lie,then struck at. t he. lamp,
shivered it to pieces, and next attacked the
dews and broke t,vo panes Of glass, but was Vte-
vented from', committing -furthr mischief by -1111
Johnson and others, who came on hearing./11
\noise, and with \much difficulty succeeded
taking him into custody. •
Ali% Johnson a!so stited;that he came before that tno'
a! out. two and knocker} at the dopr, and rh>rt 01'4%;
being opened, the prisoner lvsisettilr, and was !toing
.but wa,, stopped Ivy him, ,demantling who he want..,t4 .itts;'
ha wanted to see Mt's. l',aker, that he came from-a Alt% 7,10.p~th0 via, •
soL11.11:
ts, round the corner waitim.t.i(4.'o,
sea so nab! e; hoar, and
at ire lead tisted that. sohteeh:'l):p':rl44l,:oll,,ii.t.i:iurttcbil'Aee
sine to titin him oat.
The prisoner heir, asked by the Magistrate wleit he had
say in his detenci., colune:wed a long nin tell si,cl, 13,0
length teas intermitted by a Gentlem m 4 :to stand Hp, ``4s
said that be tech boric the ine.orttlitate prisoner, at'
3.
earpen:er by tra.:e' and forinerly keit a .shop'at St. ju''"
tttt
}gate., Uierkruttril, but failed in huainess, since which "'lo',,e'bf •
was rather derangtd ;in wind. This Nas corrolmodo;
many er,ditalde persons in the office, 'who knew the prif.o%,
and his family. The Magis, Ea e ,4ol;gested to the 1)
Seentor to withdraw with the p:i-oner and his friends, 31,1,1 1010
they were satisfied for the brvaliiiig of the ,lautp and
of glass, and the prisoner promising never tit tome t: ,e
house in future, that it would he best to let it end tlit,‘
to which they assented, and the parties wiLhdrew fw.

• .
purpose.
"ax. Arrod, a man who had the appt,arance of a gr nOf•
unWerwent .examination, charged on suspicion of '1!-.'"'tei
3 looney box, containing- ;Wont 2tlal. in Bank of Eng!a,:d uU
and cash, out of.the har-of the Art4el Inn, Islington, the I"
pert' of Mrs. Jane Derrielt, the larldladv. •
.4"
EawaK4l Brooks, the waiter at the Aligcl; recollected Se-t
the prisoner in company With a boy' at the Ary.f,el, iteY ul
some etl', and after they Ll'. I'(' gone the box was tu;sso4•„4'ilt
turdaymorning he obserrvii the prii;..ner in co:virally
three Other men, near the Angel, on winch he called 1044;;•
Dixon, another servant in ti.e house, to assist l.iiti him ;014
lowing And securing tio4u; but the prinoier, solwetio4
he was noticed, ran oft in compauy, with the others. tip'.' 1)f
and Dixon followed them, and were joined in, the inirsi,'"r
others ; the menveparatetl,lut the prisoner Was cltorlY ?
sued aad taken.' f.L: was coal.niticd fm..thtr