The Sun.
London, England, 1815-03-28 00:00:00

PARTNEINIIII,: Dissor,l;ED.

,T and J. Baxerntale, Bolton-le-Moors, I..i.nealitiT'e, cotton •
manufacturers--J. Canipl;cil and It. Alanly, Warntord-court,
TlirOgnatirtou.stre'et, ship-broliers—NV. and J. Leach,
New-street, Covpnt-gard,n, t.nts Mid
Chorale"). and W. Eiluray, Baill.-I.ip; near Maacitesi;:r,
keepers—lt. Ashworth alil .1. Wilkinson, Linn, Lanea,hire,
H. pert}', and T.
Gilbert, jun. ..Long-acre, ewic;,-.:,:,:hers—.l. and S. Charles-
worl 11, Leeds—J. 'X. C:hapinan and .I.l'omvson, Athersi.one,
NVarwielishire, mercers—J. Cai diner and G. E. Kiddell,
Bristol, merch.lr,ts—T. C. titre, :a and T. C.
wharf, tindier-inerchants—R., Piraytt and I'.
Studley, Go ,sve I l-st reet-road, straw-hot tualiers-1-1. W.
IVeston and IT. Creed, Crntelnnl-friars, merchants--T.
floss and IV. Liverpool, tailors—E: Iniber and
Sr; ven„, 1.-fatten-garden, auctioneer,--T. Ilurtolt, Med-
c:,ek, and Grcat nussell-strecl, liloun:. hors,
irooraoogers—l-:. sinn and
rtiad; grocers—.l. Pwrk and P. Llaynes, I.3isliops;atc-sti,!et,
trunk-undiers.

SCOTCH BANKRUPTS.

SEQUE,4III7I-0. NS.

William Ramsay, builder,• Edinlnm:ll—Creditors meet in the
Royal Exchniige Coffee-house there, 31st March ;old 14th
April, at 12.

-EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, ,s7c.
Creditors of Gilbert Nl'li.enzie, late me chat, Invershin,
meet it; the writing-office of Robert Mayfair, St. AIM'S
Yards, Edinburgh, sth April, at 12.
Creditors of William Robertson, late upholsterer and one-
tioneer, Edinburgh, meet in the Royal Exchange Coffee-
house there, 10th -April, at 12.
Creditors of Alexander and John Douglas, merchanti,
meet in Donaldson's tavern there, lath April, at I'2.

Goon EXAMPLE —We are authorised to state,
that it is the intention of the ;Martinis of STAF-
FO.RD, if the average price of Wheat in this county
should tall permanently below, the sum of 9 shil-
lings the Winchester bushel, to make such deduc-
tions from the amount of the rent of his farms
held at will, as the circumstances of each case
May require, and to continue during such depres-
sion of prices.--( Staffordshire Advertiser.)
ExEctrrioN.--This morning J. Hodge, D.
Coudy, and R. Finley, found guiltv.at our Lent
Assizes, of a most outrageous assault on the per-
son of Eliza Goodlad, were executed near this
city, pursuant, to their sentence. Previous to their
trial, and subsequently, even, to the awful period
of their execution, they asserted 'in the most so-
lemn manner, that the prosecutrix • had greatly
exaggerated the circumstances attending the per-
petration of • the offence tor. which they were
about to stiffer. Hodge was a Protestant, and
native of COrnwall ; Coody and Finley were
Catholics; aud natives of lreland : they
10w2,-ed to -the- corps• of Sappi!rs- and Miners.—
(t/lampshire Chronicle, March 2.5.)
CORONFE'S EsT.—On Saturday an Inquisi-
tion was taken by J. W. Esq. Coroner
for i'tliddleex-, on the body of - Stephen Thump-
son, who.had cut his throat in the London Hos-
pital, when the Jun,- returned a verdict of Insanity.
Un •Saturday inorping, Henry Selby, a tailor,
who occupied a first floor At -a baker's, in Hatton-
wall, was. foamd suspeoded from the tester of his
bed, quite dead. The deceased and his wife slept
in separate rooms,.