The Sun.
London, England, 1841-05-05 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

U. Higgins and S. I3eechey, school-keepers, Gravesend—
W. 11. Clarke and 11. Frankham, distillers, Southwark—J.
Marchant and T. Heming, woollen drapers, Maidstone, Kent--
M. Bates and T. Dickinson, fancy cloth manufacturers, Dalton,
Yorkshire—S. Boycott and If. Bidwell, surgeons, Wellington,
Shropshire—Nl. T. Kaye, E. M. Barnett, and J. Barnett,
Kingsland—G. W. Longridge and .1. Thompson, ironmongers,'
Sunderland—NV. Tarbuck and J. Campbell, starch makers, Li-
verpool—W. Davis and R. Thornton, dyers, Huddersfield,
Yorkshire—l. and H. Alexander, horse dealers, Chiswell-
street, Finsbury-square—F. H. Gell and J. E. Fullagar, at-
torneys, Lewes, Sus.ex —J. and R. Vain, drapers, Devonpo
—N. Fenn, S. Canning, J. Kemm, and F. Penn, wholesale
grocers, Ilotolph-lane (so far as regards S. Canning)--_,T,
Barker, W. Barker and G. Carr, tea dealers, Leeds—C.
aJn.dDso.bsol,deprnbrolers, Southampton—J. Ogden, A. Ogden,
gards S. Ogden—IL cottonAlitninnerasn,
aLeict..s, lA.aunsetiansl:iirueZ
urinefar as :T.:
chants, Leicester—H. and C. Shield, wine merchants, New-
castle-upon-Tyne—C. Dowell and W. Gabb, coal merchants,
Berkeley, Gloucestershire—F. C. and W. Price, plumbers,
.
Ombersley, Worcestershire—E. Smith, J. Fluid), andJ. n
terbottom, brick makers, Bolton-le-Moors, Laccasbire
street—A.
.anadn(Gi
S.
W. Spooner,
son and S. Hodgson,grocers,Preston,Lancashire.—mea.
.FCaglute,vimneilleir'ne,rßehoahn'etsn'deßn
C. PainSer, and E. Till, silver platers, Birmirgil.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIOI
dealer, Dewar s Mill, near
WILLIAM MITCHELL, meal dea da ,
,00dice-nlane,R.T(Dswaewr..
Andrew's. Rosshire, May 4 and 25,
JAMES DUNCAN, corn dea,er,
St. Andrew's, May 3 and 24, at twelve, at A mson s Iran,
at one, at Mackintosh's Inn, Fortrose. _
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Gibson,r
a,Mayo a„
PETER SINCI.AIR, boomkbaee:lseorf'
Chambers of R. Deuchar,
E4Jutilneb4u,rgatht.welve, at the writing
manufacturer, Glasgow M.v 6
LI) manufacturer
TrTNIAS ARCHIBA
.7 urer, Alloa, May 6
1 'e at the Tontine Hotel, Alloa.
and 2 , at twe
INCAN. writer, Edinburg•
all(l4l.4l:l;tlAtxl"eilviel,lSatS. rhTe
AROIIIBALD DI, May 10
and 31, at twelve, at the
_ I
A LEXA NDE NtiS ERON , graini dealer, Clarkston, Airdrie,
May 10 and 31, at one, at the Airdrie Inn, Airdrie.
British Hotel, e.
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THE EYES.—Optical improvements to enable
persons at an advanced age to read with ease and discrk
inmate objects with perfect distinctness.—Messrs. S. and
B. Solomontz, Opticians and Auden: to the Royal Family,
39, Albemarle street, Piccadilly, opposite the York Hotel,
and 76, King William-street, Bank of England, hare suc-
ceeded in effecting a most scientific improvement in Spec.
tacic Lense3, of the greatest transparent refractive power
for imperfect v4i,m ; the extraordinary advantage derived
from this invention is, that they arc adapted to the greatest
nicety by exierieneed persons, of more than 30 years' ex-
tensive Practice, so that vision becomes preserved and
strengthene I, and persons arc enabled to employ their
sight for any length cf time, either by day or candlelight,
at the most minute occupation, with ease and comfort;
these Spectacle Lense; arc constructed on a principle
that persons eau see with them of a much less magnifying
power, nor will they require the change so frequently to
greater magnifying powersaopmalsied
sithios,e now in inmactotemrmoofnmuusech;
those objects being accomplished,
deeper importance to the public thau may be imagined ;
in conscqunce of which thousands of individuals have been
most seriously injured ; persona eau be suited at a du.
titmice; those who have never used Spectacles, by stating.
the number of inches they can Lee moderate sized ;mint from
the eye, and those who are making use of Spectacles by
sending them, and making the same statement. The
Messrs. Seloinons' Voice Conductors for deaf persons are
not the least perceptible, and give immediate relief,—No
connection with persons of the same name.