The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-27 00:00:00

P,IRTNERSHIPS DISSOLVF,D

T. Guest, 1. Guest, and j.Cradeok, Leather-lane,- working-
goldsmiths.
W. Cameron and R. Gordon, Colaman,street, merchants.
A. Brash and R. Forsyth, Kirkham, Lanc •shire, liquor mer-
chants.
G. Clay and 1. Bamford, Manchester, small-ware-manu-
fadurers.
W. Howell and J. Humby, Bath, oilmen.
C. ;'owler and R: Fowler, Kingston-upon-Hull, wine-
merchants.
A. Russell and j. Dowson, Penrith, Cumberland, grocers.
H. Thwaites and 1. M'Knight, Pancras-lane, Cheapside,
wholesale-stationers:
E. Lee, M. Lee, 1. Lee, A. Lee, arid S. Lee, Minehead, So-
merset, shopkeepers.
G. Adam and S. Brookes, St. folin'4-square, Clerkenwell,
jewellers.
W. Wilshere, D. Chapman, J. M. Pierson, and 1. Crabb,
Hitchin, Hertford, bankers.

The total amount of the capital of the funded
debt of the United Kingdom, on the I bt of January,
181 2, was—

. , ,C. 1. d.
Great Britain - - 747.429,339 ii 31.
Ireland . - 6,,274,250 0 0
Emperor of Germany - 7,5J2.033 6 8
l'oaugal - - 8956'21 7 9

gi7,101,745 S 8i
The unfunded debt of Great Britain, on the sth of
January, 181 2, was—

Exchequer Bips - 41,491,8-0 0 o
Navy ditto - 7,883,890 to 4
Oidnance Debentures 1,078076 5 4
Luan ditto

50,454066 is 8

That of Ireland was, Exchequer Bill 1,840,7871.

10s. Loan Debentures 52,2254. making 1,843,0121.
10s. 'Ube total of the United Kingdom was
62,297,1791. Os. 8•.1.

The total amount of money raised in the year
ending January 5, 1812, was permanent taxes,
35,458,2691. 4s. 9icl, interest on account of Ireland
and Portugal, Surplus Exchequer Fees, Imprest
Monies, and Tontine Money, 3,003,476, igs. 5 d. ;
Ditties to discharge three Millions of Exchequer Bills,
2,827,7851. 18s. lid. ; War Taxes, 22,393,0531.
13s. 5 d. ; Money paid on account of Loans,
16,638,3761. 3s. gd. ; and on account of Lotteries,
922,1361. Bs. The total, 81,24116971. 7a. 70.
. The amount of Exchequer. Bills out-standing bn
the sth of April, 112, was 43,40,8001:of wluch
those issued since the Ist of February,lBl2, amount
9,378,5001.

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'The :unotint of the latuttax assessed in respect
land, in the year ending March 25, 1811, in the
Counties of Eftgland and Wales, was 1,226,3211.
ss. .f 4 l. The amount then redeemed was 634,3(351.
Bs. ad: In Middleselc., which pays more than
double any other county, the amount assessed' was
171,6651. is. °}d. and 'the -atnount redeemed,
62,9141. ss. gd.

The stamped dollars issued by the Bank of Eng=
land rrom the ity h of February, 1811, to the 13th
of April. 1812, inclusive, at ss. each, amounted to
4?•1.,584 ; and at ss. Gil. each, to 21,340 ; the,nurn-
her of silver tokens tor the same period, at three
shillings each, 722,446 ; and at eighteen pence
each, to 3,31;1,1711.; the whole making a value of
1,447,4661. 4s. 61,

The number of re-issuable promissory notes,
stamped in England during this year, ending the
10th of Oaober, Isl i, was, 3,563,788. Of these
2,702,536 did not exceed a guinea in value, and
1632 were from 50 to 100 pounds in value. This
act:Juin does not include statnps consigned to' dis-
tributors.

The number of stamps for promissory notes re-
issuable not exceeding in value "a
guinea, that were
issucd from February 16, 18 11, to the sth of April,
1812, amounted to 3,323,130. Of those exceed-
ing in value 501. and not exceeding tool. the num-
ber was 1396. The total number was 4,455,556.

The number of Licenses renewed to existing
Bankers in the year ending Oaober 10,1811,
issue of ptdmissory notes, payable on demand, was
696,,and to new banks 83. From the 11th of Oc-
tober, 181 1, to the 20th of Aptil, 1812, the num-
ber renewed was 735 ; and from Otiober 11, -1811,
April 20, 1812, granted tti new banks, 53. In
Scotland, during that ucrind, the whole number was
50. The total was 1662.'

The incendiaries who set Sydney College, Cam-
brige, on 'fire, remain at present undiscovered. The
fire was discovered in the left wing of ti,e College,
in a lumber- room in the an ics, betwe. t. eleven and
twelve .o'clock at night, by a woman who resides
opposite the College, in Sydney•street, and by her
giving •an alarm timely as.ostanee was procured, and
it Was 5900 got under ; but no sootier had that been
accomplished than a fire broke out in a similar
room in the opposite wing of the College, which
was ascertained to Piave been done by setting fire to
a quantity of hay and box., which had communicat-
ed to the door and . wainscot of the room. This was
also soon eivinguiblied. A reward of 5001. is offer-
ed in S.iturday's Gazette, "tor tor the apprension of
the incendiaries.

Last week, Mr. W. Gregory, farme►, in Hol-.
la,.ach Fen End, put a petiod to his existence by
fpnging himself with a rope on a beam in his barn.
The sloop Mary, of Thprne, loaded-with coal, fer
Louth, was lost last week off Humbersion. The
crew, three in .number, got on the rigging to save
:themselves, where they remained three Or four hou►s
without being able to receive any assis ance, when a
Lenyy sea swei,t them off, and they. all perished.
The vessel was -afterwards driven on shore near
Seiney Haven.

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