The Sun.
London, England, 1840-06-10 00:00:00

'PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

H. and J. White, wine merchants, 131andford, Dorset—J.
Garrard, J. J. Hartley, and T. C. Hardey; Limerick Marble
Company—T. Lambert and A. W. G. Dow—J. Gray and G.
Hall, upholsterers, Brighton--E.lges, A. P. Johnson, and
C. J. Pharazyni insurance brokers, Old Broa&street, City—.
C. Bond and J. Morris, agents, Exeter—J. Lakin and E. Best,
coal masters, Glascote and Kettlebrook, Warwickshire—W.
Hepworth and W. Barber, jun., cotton spinners, Shaw, near
Oldham—H. Swaffield, T. Swaffield, and I. Swaffield, tailors,
Bridport, Dorsetshire—W. Seaward and E. A. Sanders,
carmen, Dowgate-hill, City—S. Tanner and A. K. Baylis,
common carriers, Rodborough, Gloucestershire—J. Alderson
and R. Casson, surgeons, Kingston-upon-Hull—C. T. Hol-
combe, J. Bryan, and G. Bowden, manufacturers of gas,
Bankside, Southwark—R. Haworth and 11. Lord, Jrktown
mill, Manchester—S. Ayland, J. Foster, and C. Roworth,
fustian shearers, Manchester—J. Beddow and T. Johnson,
Scotch warehousemen, Little Love-lane, Wood-street, Cheap-
side—J. W. Williams and E. J. Parry, surgeons, Bridgnorth,
Lloyd. sen., T. Lloyd, jun., I. Merrick, C. Street,
B. Street, R. Pendlingt'tn, and J. Rowland, railway con-
tractors, Woodhead, Cheshire (so far as regards T. Lloyd.
T Lloyd, jun., and I. Merrick)—C. W. Schlesinger and
C. M. Burgess, land agents, Liverpool—E. Holmes and S.
Smith, King-street, Cheapside, C'ity—B. Mannino- and C.
Inglis, millwrights, Poplar—W. Notman and J. Sneezum,
piano-forte makers, John-street, Tottenham-court-road.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
JOHN PATERSON, smith, Edinburgh, June 11, and
July 9, at one, at Ferguson's Hotel, Edinburgh.
JAMES GORDON, merchant, Leith, June 12, and July
3, at two, at the Exchange-buildings, Leith.
JAMES BELL, boot maker, Glasgow, June 15, and July 6,
at twelve, at H. Smeaton's, writer, Glasgow.

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Sampson, arrived at Liverpool, Kingston, of Liverpool,
homeward bound, lat. 37 N. lon. 0.3 ; Strabaul, Bombay
to the Clyde, lat. 40 , lon. 38; Grasshopper, Ley, Mes-
sina to Liverpool, 23d ult. ; off Cape St. Vincent, Wi111622
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49, lon. 8, by the Nlelaniva, Sampson, arrived at Fal-
mouth ; Tutcan, London to Australia, 3 A inst., lat. 49,
lon. 48 , by the Anlaby, Dring, arrived at Falmouth; Seal
of Poole, for Halifax, 4th inst., lat. 49, lon. 4, by the Vic-
toria, Ewert, sen., arrived off Falmouth ; Sutherland, Li_
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Eucles, Clyde to Madras, and ship Scipio, outward-
bound, by the Frances Burn, arrived off Falmouth ; Eliz.
Follett, of and for Dartmouth ; Pioneer, of Plymouth, for
Liverpool ; Fairy Queen, of Liverpool, for Bristol ;
Charles Carter, Broad, Oiessa to London, off Cape St.
Vincent, by the Redbreast, arrived at Falmouth.