The Sun.
London, England, 1824-05-03 00:00:00

PA itTNENSIIIPs DISsOLVED.

G. P. Bedford and J. Easthurn,lioltOn-le-illoors, Lancaster,
painters--J. (heaves and G. Sutton, Weatharnstead, Hertford,
millers—J. Wransbrough &J. Saunders, Bristol, printers_ V.
Newton and G. Chasemore, Bocidington-corner, Surrey, meal-
men—A. and M. Lansdale, Leeds, pipe-manufacturers.—T.
Buchanan and It. 3laefarlAne, GI as,Tow, linen-drapers—Glasgow
and Liverpool Shipping Company—S. Orton and E. Rawles,
Drury-lane, curriers—C. 11(6ertson and D.Semper, Montserrat
and Antigua—J. Urry, W. Hall, and It. IL Urry, Newark-
upon-Trent, and Lincoln, coach-builders-,-R. Spofforth, jun.,
J. Pierson and W. Dyson, Bowden, York, attorneys—T. Holt
and G. Shertatt, l‘lanclicster, grocers—U. Harris and W.
Evetts, Feckenham, Worcester, milliners--It. H. Payne and
H. Luard, Austin-friary, West India-merchants—C. Green
and J. Jones, Spa-road, Bermondsey, flax-spinners—J. Har-
rison and IV. Faith, Broad-street, Itatclifl, block-makers—J.
IVhcelwright, T. 3lonkhoue, IL Winter, and E. Brooker,
London—M. C. Hepburn and E. Geary, Newman-street, Ox-
ford-street, milliners--j. Cartwright and G. W. Grander,
Snow-hill, hard waremen—E. Cobb and J. Little, Faversham.
Kent, glass-dealers-J. Sadd, sen. and J. Sadd, jun., Alaldon,
Essex, timber-merchants—W. Kay and J. Itoutledge, Bury,
Lancaster, iron-founders—G. Smith, J. Haywood, and ‘V.
English, Huddersfield, wool-staplers—T. and C. A. Watts,
Great James-street, Liason-green, cheesemongers.

AGRICULTURA L R LPORT for APRIL.

In consequence of the unfavourable state of
the weather at the latter end of the last and beginning of this
month, the farmers have been thrown very far back in their
spring seedness; the land is now getting into a good state for
ploughing, and all hands are busily employed ; a great quan-
tity of land is down for Barley ; the price of last season on
this as well as other grain, has raised the farmer's spirits, so
that he puts his shoulder boldly to the plough ; and should
the season turn out propitious, the quantity will be immense ;
the demand for Barley by the maltster is still very great, and
the.consumption of that article has been very much increased
by the facilities afforded to the general brewer.
A large breadth of Oats is sown, but, like the barley, very
late; it will be at least the middle Of lay before the spring
sowing is finished.
The Beans anti Peas are coming up strong, and the cold and
frosty nights have not done them material injury.
The Carrots and Parsnips, early sown, look well, the gene-
ral crop is only now being sown, but the genial showers *'d
sunshine which we now have give' every chance of the crop
being abundant ; these roots are o.e finest cleaners and openers
of land that we lave, and are the best precursors for the wheat,
which should always succeed them.
Vetches are making rapid progress, and will be found high-
ly useful, as the grass, generally speaking, will be very back-
WaTrdu Turnips
are spring.
all gone, the wet season making them run, and
decay very fast.

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Sheep stock are plentiful, and maintain good prices; store
pigs are rather scarce, and accordingly bring high prices ; they
pay the farmer very well.
illilch cows are in general request ; stores look up; there are
plenty of and yet they maintain their prices.
Where is reason to imagine that the ports will he opened
shortly; should that be the case the speculators must expect,
to find they have enhanced the price- too high, as the quantity
of old ricks of 4viieut is mars than has been seen for many
years.