The Sun.
London, England, 1847-09-08 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

E. N. Vero and A. Leighton, Liverpool, jute spinners
—P. M'Gettrick and D. Macnair, St. George is the
East, soap boilers—W. Spiby, W. Wayte, and C. Cox,
Basford, Nottingham, patentees for heating fluids—A.
Aubert, J. H. Thompson, and W. Taylor, Trinity-
square, Tower-hill, ship and inburtince brokers (so far
regards W. Taylor)—Mary Ann and J. P. Pittman,
Warwick square, printers and publishers—E. Ornsby,
jun., and J. Shotton, Hauxley, Northumberlandahire,
herring curers—W. Prentice and W. R. Hewitt, Stow-
market, Suffolk, and 0. Prentice, Ipswich,'corn and coal
merchants (so far as regards 0. Prentice)—B. F. Oliver
and J. Anderson. Liverpool, merchants and commission
agents—Hannah Prosser and Ann Prosser, New Bond-
street, milliners and dressmakers —J. and T. Brown,
Croydon, coal merchants—F. Adamson and W. I.
Pearce, Bond-court, Walbrook, merchants—T. J. Ditch-
burn and C. J. Mare, Blackwall, ship builders—J. M.
and R. S. Williams, Whitechapel High-street, wine and
spirit merchants—A. Kay and R. Moor, Bury, wood
turners and chair manufacturers.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
William Waghorne, Market-bill, Shadwell, carpenter.
Peter Harman Spilling, Bungay, Suffolk, tailor.
Joseph Darvel I, Wandsworth-lane, Surrey, baker.
Joseph Dore, Polygon, Clarendon-square, Somers Town,
pianoforte maker.
Robert Youn, Church-street, Bethnal-green, under-
taker.
Alfred Eldredt, Gravesend, coffee-house keeper.

Joseph Dillingham, Denel-end, Bedfordsliire, wheel-
wright.
Joseph Finlinson, Liverpool, chemist.
Alice Williams, Bangor, Carnarvonshire, publican.
John Racker Webb, Hulme, Manchester, tobacconist.
William Buxton, Pendleton, Lancashire, engraver.
William Short, Ivy-bridge, Devonshire, millwright.
Charles Keates, Hanky, Staffordshire, butcher.
Charles Watkins, Chipping Sodbury, Gloucestershire,
labourer.
Edward Hyatt, Bristol, fishmonger.
Thomas Greatorex, Birmingham, beerseller.
Henry Rodman, Frampton Cotterell, Gloucestershire,
baker.
William Wright, Greenhill-lane, Derbyshire, tea dealer.
Thomas Farrands, Nottingham, butcher.
Thomas Butler, Ratcliffe-upon-Trent, Nottinghamshire,
tea dealer.
Joseph Fidler Smith, Crich, Derbyshire, machine maker.
John Dierden, Dudley, Worcestershire, railway con-
tractor.
William Richard Jones, Birmingham, chaser.
James George Pipe, Armitage, Staffordshire.
William Ruscoe, Crewe, Cheshire, broker.
Arthur Greves, Warwick, furniture broker.
Daniel Kitchen, Now Lenton, Nottinghamshire, lace.
maker.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
T. and J. Phillips, Glasgow, tea merchants, to meet
within the writing chambers of Messrs. Steele and
Douie, Glasgow, Sept. 10 and Oct. 1, at two.
J. Murphy, Glasgo, agent and pattern drawer, to
meet within the counting house of A. Woodside, Glas-
gow, accountant, Sept. 13 and Oct. 4, at twelve.
J. Macelane, Edinburgh, travelling merchant, to meet
within the sale rooms of J. Dowell, Edinburgh, auc-
tioneer, Sept. 13 and Oct. 2, at one.

HER MAJESTY'S -VISIT 'JrO ST. MICHAEL'S MOUNT.
—Last week one of the plates, in commemoration of her
Atajesty's visit to St. Michael's Mount, on the 6th of
September last, was fixed on the Eastern-wharf, just
opposite the steps where her Majesty landed ; and
another is to be fixed in some conspicuous place 'ear
the entrance to the castle. The Queen's footmark was
also laid last week on the spot where her Majesty first
placed her foot on the top of the Eastern-wharf.— West
Briton.

DESCENT or LIEUT. GALE'S BALLOON.—Mr. Gale's
balloon, which ascended most majestically on Monday
evening, from Cremorne-gardens, soon after nine
o'clock, with a magnificent display of fireworks by the
celebrated Mortram, floated very steadily in a south
easterly direction till it maintained an immense altitude.
The intrepid Gale was accompanied by Mr. Henry Cox-
well, of aeronautic renown, and Mr. James Goulston,
the well known floor cloth manufacturer, of the Old
Kent-road. The view of London by gas-light, as de-
scribed by these gentlemen, appears to have been of the
most grand and imposing character. The voyage was
terminated in the most gradual and pleasant manner at
Thornton Heath, near Croydon. Mr. Gale will, it is
expected, shortly make another ascent from Cromorne
Gardens,
A AStER. AbITERTISEMENT.—The Americans
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at the heel. Everybody says hoe, Well that Man Wood-
ruffe is getting en in the World ; when the fact is I
have not positively spare change enough to buy myself
a shirt or a pair of breeches. My lON is trA, actually
engaged in turning an old, ref' wrong side out, and try-
ing to make a neW shirt out of two old ones. She de-
clared that in Virginia, where she was re,isol, they
never do such things, and that It it, moreover, a down-
right vulgar piece of besitets altogether. Come, come,
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me to wens my breeches right side tilt. You can
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public's most obliVd and most humble servant."--
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