The Sun.
London, England, 1848-02-21 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Mary Martyn and Elizabeth Dyer, Grosvenor street
West, Eaton-street, Pimlico, milliners—S. Phillips and
J. Burton, New Broad-street and Moorgate street,
timber merchants—R. Garrard, S. Garrard, and S.
Spilsbury, Panton-street, Haybarket, gold and silver-
smiths (so far as regards S. Spilsbury)—W. Whitridge
and R. T. Rhodes, Rahere•street, gold chain makers—
W. Archer and T. Serginson, Manchester, plumbers
and painters—T. Lucas and G. Lucas, Manchester,
engravers—T. W. Willett, Margate, and F. Willett,
Commercial-road. linendrapers—J. Hincliff and C. Hin-
cliff, Hepworth, Yorkshire, clothiers—J. Wales and C.
Wales, Leeds, painters—J. Lee, J. Wood, and G.
Bently, Bradford, Yorkshire, wharfingers (so far as re-
gards J. Lee)—W. W. Kett and H. Kett, Norwich,
linendrapers—D. Thomas and E. W. Thomas, Oswestry,
Shropshire, mercers—J. Oliver and J. Green, Cork-
itre,,t, Burlington-gardens, importers of silk—P. Dres-
cher and J. Shey, Kingston-upon-Hull and Scarborough,
watchmakers—S. Woed and T. B. Brown, Liverpool,
spice merchants—J. M. Clement and H. Adams, Devon-
port, coal merchants—H. T. Bussell and G. Damsel], Lyd-
brook, Gloucestershire, mealmen—L Robson, W. Smith,
and C. Evans, Huddersfield, grocers—J. H. Needell and
W. G. Langdon, Old Change, Cheapside, calico printerm—
T. Darbyshire and J. Holgate, Manchester, grocers—R.
Hargreaves and J. Marsdon, Little Bolton, Lancashire,
ironfounders—C. Wilkins, T. Carr, and W. Carr, Tiver-
ton-mills, near Bath, cloth manufacturers—T. B. Hawks-
ley and J. C. L. Marsh, Nottingham, surgeons—J.
Bryant and A. Ellis, Lewisham, drapers—F. Munday
and C. R. Pottinger, ,Harkwick-place, Commercial-road,
East, wine merchants—D. Grieef and G. Grief, Wool-
wich, bricklayers—G. C. Collyer and J. T. Blackmore,
Old•street-road, surgeons—J. Mack and 0. J. Williams,
High Holborn, chemists—A. R. Strong and F. G.
Strong, Long-acre, varnish manufacturers—T. Dewhirst
and T. Jamieson, Bradford and Leeds, sharebrokers—
T. Whitehurst and J. Bowden, New Brompton, brewers
—J. Brammall and B. Dickinson, Ecclesfield, Yorkshire,
file manufacturers—W. Jaggy and Mary Ann Yates,
Milton next Gravesend, licensed victuallers G. E.
Waterton, P. Kagenbusch, W. Y. Dent, and R. C.
James, Leeds, patent alkali manufacturers—G. Warwick
and T. Cox, Great Malvern, Worcestershire, linen-
drapers—J. F. Morice and D. Wilkinson, Liverpool,
ship brokerv._________

INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
Joseph Drury, Wellingrove, Lincolnshire, labourer.
Michael Wieetatan, Dodderill, Worcestershire, black

smith.
Josiah Tho mas, Huddersfield, railway clerk.
Watkin Williams, Birmingham, earthenware dealer.
Edward Mead, Birmingham, button maker.
Nathan Levi, Birmingham, dealer in watch materials.
Thomas Flynn, Birmingham, collector.
William Marment, of Stroud, Gloucestershire, farmer.
John Bridle, of Milborne St. Andrew, Dorsetshire, vie•
tuallet•.
Joseph :imith, Bristol.
James Eryant, Hanham, Gloucestershire, labourer.
Thountm. Haynes, Grantham, Lincolnshire, gardener.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
W. Fearn. Edinburgh, leather merchant, to meet
within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh,
Feb. 2' and March 16, at one.
Jag es Wright, Strathblane, Stirlingshire, Wright, to
meet within the house of R. Buchanan, innkeeper,
Strath blane, Feb. 24, and March 16, at one.
Dar id Stirrat, jun., Glasgow, merchant, to meet
withi.a the King's Arms Hotel, Glasgow, Feb. 21 and
March 13, at twelve.
R. Hall, Edinburgh, grocer, to meet within the sale-
rootr .s of J. M`Dowell, Edinburgh, Feb. 22 and March 13,
at t•i /o.

G. Armstrong, Edinburgh, tea dealer, to meet within
Stem, enson'e rooms, Edinburgh, Feb. 23 and March 15,
at two.
R. Laing, Edinburgh, paper manufacturer, to meet
wi thin the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh,
Fe b. 23 and March 15, at one.

D UNDEE TRADE, FED. 16.--Our trade has exhi-
bite( 1 little or no alteration during the past week. In flax
it
.is said that some transactions have been effected at
ppee 4 a shade lower than formerly, but wo do not con-
sider that any farther decline has been fully established;
alp!. wing to the now reduced state of the stocks of some
kinds of flax, the course of prices will is a great measure,
depen, 1 on the probability of there being an early or late
re-opt fling of the navigation at the different flax ports.
In art n and yarns there is still very little doing, and
pric es are yet without any improvement. The Gustav,
froc a Liebau, with flax, codilla, and timber, arrived here
last week, after a passage of about six weeks.—Courier.
D YEP-SEA FISEIING.—We are happy to observe
that zh e people of Elgin are going to work in the right
way Zo secure constant supplies of fish. The committee
of the+ Working Men's Provision Association have taken
the tilt og in hand, and propose to establish a fishmonger's
shop, tc be supplied by a deep-sea boat or boats. The
capital is to be raised by shares of five shillings each,
and at a meeting on Monday week fifty shares were taken.
Many s lore names have since been added to the list.
news Courier.