The Sun.
London, England, 1823-04-28 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

W. anti J. Hodgson, Wigton, Cumberland, common brewers
—T. Potter and E. Bent, Manchester, attornies--It. Roger-
son and G. H. Bond, Manchester, sizers —B. and E. Car-
ter, Exeter, upholsterers—J. Mucklow and J. Roderick, Bir-
mingham conunission-agenta,-„A. S. ()edge and G. S. Ita-
venscroft: M ild ersh all, Sufzlk, apothecaries—R. Taylor and
W. Parker, Manchester, stonemasons--E. Howe and H.
Ansell, Grey-hound-yard, Holborn, stable-keepers—C. Ho.
mer and C. Cope, Aldridge, Staffordshire, distillers—J. and
R. Murrell, Eastergate, Sussei, farrners—T. Fulham and
C. J. Retlpatli, George-yard, Golden-lane, grinders—Mr.
and R. Seal, and P. D. Jackson, Coventry, mercers ; so
far as regards W. Seal—B. Jones and C. A. White, Ham-
mersmith, schoolmistresses—J. C. Horse and J. Judge, Noble-
Areal Falcon-square, wholesale druggists—Joseph Gibbins, W.
W. Smith, James Gibbins and W. Goode, Birmingham,
bankers ; so far as regards James Gibbins—Joseph Gibbins,
of Swansea, and James Gibbins, of Birmingham, dealers
in copper—M. Piper and J. Churchett, Cookley,' Wolves-
tersiure, millers—lt. Stamp and E. Livermore, Spicer-street,
Spitalfields, silk-dressers— J. Owen, G. Booth, jun. J. Walms.
ley, and B. Harrison, ouglas, Isle of Man, and Liverpool,
corn-merchants—R. Whittingharr., J. Cain, G. Booth, jun.
J. Walmsley, and B. Harrison, Douglas, Isle of Man, and
Liverpool, corn-merchants.

CAUTION TO TOLL COLLECTORS.-011 Satur-
day the Toll Collector at the Islington Turnpike
Gate was convicted before Dr. OWEN, of nigh-
gate, in the penalty of 473. on the information of
one Conway, for not laying an information against
the driver of a wagon for riding on the shafts,
not having reins to his horses, or a person on foot
to guide them, in passing through that gate ; the
Act of Parliament making it imperative on the
Toll Collector to lay information against such
°Weeders within seven days after the offence was
committed, under a penalty of not exceeding 5/.
nor less than 409.

In conveying the prisoners to Southwell, on
l.'
rt • d•
ay evening, Anne Mumford made her escape
whilst the party were taking refreshment at
Upton, and was not missed till they had been
some time on the road. She has not since been
heard of.--(Nottingham Journal.)

BIRTHS.
On Wednesday the 2341 inst., at her residence, Prospect
House, Bristol, Hortield Road, the Lady of Lieut. Goddard,
of a son.
At Bishopweartnouth, Mrs. Haslewood, wife of the Rev.
Bowlby ThomarHaslewood, of a son.

MARRIED.
At Warminster, Lieut. W. S. Robbins, commanding the
coast guard station at Freshwater, Isle of Wight, to Anne, re-
lict of the late Capt. Thos. Linthorne' R. N. of Poole,
On Wednesday, the 23d inst., ntAlerchieston-house, near
Edinburgh, Capt. Peckett, of the corps of engineers on the
Bengal establishment, to Catherine Gordon, second daughter
of Hobert Ilepburne, Esq., of Clarkington.

DIED.
On Friday _evening, the:2sth inst., at Bromley, in Kent,
whither he went for the benefit of medical advice, aged seventeen
years, tucka sincerely and deeply lamented by all who knew
him, Alexander Edward, the: eldest son of the Rev. Dr.
Richardson, master of the Grammar School of Dedham, Essex,
and vicar of Great Dunmow in the same County.
i r ear
On Tuesday last, the 22d inst., at his house irr 13111-street,
General Grenville,. in the 80th
jif his age. He was first
cousin to the Duke of Buckingham and Lord Grenville' And
only brother to Lord Glastonbuty, to whose title he would have
succeeded after his Lordship's death. Ile was second In the
list of Generals, and came into the army in 1759.
On Saturday morning, the 26th inst., at 4 o'clock, aged 69,
at Chelsea, Mrs. Reins 'le, wife of P. Reinagle,' Esq., R. A.,
On Saturday, the 26th inst., at Battersea, Airs. Sheffield, late
of John-street, Adelphi.
Yesterday-, at his house in Whitehall-place, Charles Shaw
liefevre, Esq., in the 64th year of his ate.