The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-31 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,

'Mesdames Norton and Barham, milliners, Ipswich---T.
Warburton and R. OvinWon, warehousemen, Cateaton-street—
G. Nicholson and P. Longmore, attorneys, Hertford—W. P.
and H. Williams, tallow chandlers, Penryn—J. Bonfield and
W. Mason, common brewers, Wisbech St. Peter's, Cam-
bridgeshire—F. Hewitt and C. Field, brewers, Wandsworth-
road—S. Horrocks aid T. Platt, dyers, Bolton, Lanca,hire—
R. and T. Hoe, tea dealers, Manchester—H. Jones, IL
Perry, and W. Talby, gas fitters, Rose-street, Covent-
garden—W. and G. A. Smith, carpenters, St. Mary-at-
Hill—W. H. Swinton and B. J. Bell, general merchants, Fen-
church-street—H. Clark and W. Carr, trimming sellers, Wood-
street, Cheapsitle—W. P. Grey and J. Frewin, glass mer-
c'.ants, Camomile-street— W. and R. P. Lce, attorneys, Sand-
wich, Kent—W. Coxton and Robert Brown, bricklayers,
Keldgate, Beverley, Yorkshire—W., T., and J. Bagnall, and
T. Jesson, coal masters, Groveland Colliery, Staffordshire—
H. W. Collinson and W. D. Daniel, hat manu'acturer,,
Broadwall—J. H. Wai son and W. W. Fisher, attome3s,
King's Armss-yard, City—J. Marley, T. Fletcher, and S. Bar-
ton, merchant tailors, Newcastle-upon-Tyne—T. Orme, T.
Heach, and G. M. Sadds, wine merchants, Tewkesbury,
Gloucestershire.
SCOTCH
_SEQUESTRATIONS.

ROBERT LOW IiPKENZIE, ironmonger, Perth, April
3 and 24, at twelve, at the Star Hotel, Perth.
ROBERT FINLAY, innkeeper, April 5 and 28, at twelve,
at the house of Mr. M‘Gregor, spirit dealer.
JAMES MARTIN, cattle de:der, Newbigging, Aprils and
26, at one, at St,wart's Railway Inn, Cupar Angus.
ROBERT WILSON, spirit dealer, Glasgow, April 3 and
27, at twelve, at the Writing Chambers of Mr. Russell, Wilson-
street.
WILLIAM COPLAND, merchant, Lerwick, Mainland of
Shetland. April 9 and 26, at e'even, at the Office of the
Sheriff Clerk, Lerwick.

THE LATE MR. ROSE, USHER OF TIIE
FRENCH CONVENTION, —The death of Mr. J. A,
his lately been announced in the newspapers as having
occurred at Paris, at the advanced age of 84, From the
bi3graplaical sketch accompanying tne announcement he
appears to have been an actor in the principal revolueion.
ary scenes in Pa i; at the time of the imprisonment (.1'
Louis XVI„ and subsequently,litit attached to the royalist
cause. The writer of this paragraph was introduced
h m by mere accident at Paris, in 1825, as a Scotchman.
By way of tasting him the question was put jocularly,
" Hoe's a' wi' ye, man?" The old man instantly held
out his band, and, giving the other proffered hand a hearty
slap and shake, answered, with great emphasis, " Man,
I'm bravely!' He was a native of Glasgow, and in 1825
had been absent from it 50 yeas, having left it when he
was 18. The palace of the Luxembourg seemed to to
his home, and every door was opened at his bidding.—
Glasgow Courier.
We understand that Zephaniah Williams, one
of the three Chartists, and who was employed as an over-
seer at the coat mines, had made his escape from Tas-
man's Peninsula, taking with him four men, one of whom,
named County, formed part of the craw who ran away
with the c3mmandant's boat some months since. When
the Tamar left two of the party, Cour ty and Rooke, had
been taken near East BaliNeck.—lbbart Town Courier,
Nov. 17,
A hive of bees, the property of Mr. R. IVlar-
shall, of Branxton, near Coldstre •ru, left the hive a f,
ry
days ago, and whilst Mr. A. Rankin was observing their
prcceedings, they lighted upon his back, when an attempt
was made to sweep them off, which did not succeed.
Mr. Rankin was then obliged to strip off his coat, asd
being well skilled in the management of bees, he imme-
diately dived amongst them with his angers and caught
the queen bee, which he returned back to the hive, and
in an instant the whole swarm were quiet, and he did not
receive a single sting.— Tyne Pilot.
THE ATLANTIC STEAMERS.--(From the
Liverpool Albion of Monday.)—lf the President sailed
from New York on the loth instant, she has, at the tine
of our writing this paragraph, been I t 3- days on her pas.
sage. As this would be a very long one for a steamer, it
is conjectured, th,t, no accident having happened to htii
oaa her voyage, she could not have sailed on the day pre-
viowly fixed. All that i; known respecting' her i 4, that
Cit.ta:o it berts had orders t) comply Kith any se(' res,
our Mini ter at Wash;ngtoc, rni:!ht oihke
for her rietcni.ic,n to w.vey despatches to Englwid. The
P.rtannia would sail from lioq'&1 we 11.:th The
chances are, therefore,
now , (pal that the will arrive as
soon as the President. Both vessels may reach port in
the course of the day. Certainly the Britannia will arrive
before daylight tc-morrow.
4fIRIVAL OF CONVICTS BY RAILROAD.—
Monday morning, st to o'clock, two large prison vans,
from the west, containing forty Thato-Oriiiosi? .Lo,:iyd by
the train of the Great Western Railroad at the terminus
at PadOington ; they ware forwarded to Woolwich for
the hulks.
ROYAL POLYTEdiNIC INSTITUTION.--The
ke!:,-,4rkahly fine weather has bad the effect of dr-twir
p7ids of visitors to i.his pstitutio, nearly six thou;a,d
having paid for admission last c nioly of whom .pr,
Cli4gted thither lor .the pprpose gf inspecting the minia-
^astrato s.asiia by 'bp elar,nerrentyee proem,
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