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

PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.

B. P. Raworth and J. Raworth, Sheffield, ;erchants—
J. Fry, jun., R. E. Griffiths, and T. G. Merridew,
Fenchurch-street, colonial brokers—T. H. Hill, E. Hill,
A. Smithies, and M. Nelson, Bradford, Yorkshire, slate
merchants (so far as regards E. Hill)—T. H. Hill, E.
Hill,. M. Nelson, R. Crabtree, J. Sugden, J. Kershaw&
B. Murgatroyd, and A. Smithies, Bradford, Yorkshire,
stone merchants (so far as regards E. Hill and J. Ker-
shaw)—J. Miller, J. Cairns, and J. Watts, Manchester,
tailors and woollen drapers--J. Gregory and W.
Hanslow, Abingdon, Berkshire, grocers—A. Webster
and D. Webster, Hunslat and Leeds, woollen cloth
manufacturers—T. Hall, W. F. Hall, J. Good-
man, and R. Trott, Birmingham, button manufac-
turers—S. Lees, J. Lees, and W. Lees, Denton, Lan-
cashire, hat manufacturers (so far as regards Samuel
Lees)—Benjamin John Brothwell and Richard Bush
Newton, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, linen and woollen
drapers and hosiers—J. Bagnall and W. 11. Fletcher,
Oldham, Lancashire, coal miners—H. H. Pittman and
R. Pittman, Crooked Billet-yard, Kingsland-road, and
High-street, Iloxton Old Town, bricklayers—G. Shaft
and W. Shalt, Arundel and Brighton, wine, spirit, and
oual merchants—J. Chiesa, L. Keiser, and L. Rohrer,
Liverpool, carvers and gilders—M. Alepson and M. Alep-
son, Copthall-buildings, Throgmorton-street, merchants
—J. Harrison and P. Cardiff, Liverpool, ship bread
bakers—C. Popplo, J. Braddock, and W. R. Dossor,
Kingston-upon-Hull, colour, grem a, and oil manufac-
turers—H. M. Miller, T. M`Mullea, and F. Beck,
Crutched-friars, wine merchants—T. Jamas and E. J.
Wise, Borough-road, Southwark, chair and sofa makers
—II. Homer and E. Crosland, Nottingham, wine and
spirit merchants—W. Coltart, T. Clark, and J. Coltart,
Liverpool, rope and sail makers (as far as regards T.
Clark)—J. Bailey, C. Bailey, T. Gratrex, arid W. Wil-
liam., Monmouth and Abergavenny, bankers (as far as
regards J. Bailey)—A. Spielman and B. F. Baum, Lom-
bard-street, money changers—Mary Irwin and Jane Ir-
win, Lancaster, saddlers and harness makers—C. Floyd
and P. Jeavons, Birmingham, tin plate workers—W.
J Brownrigg and J. Lever, Stanhope-street, Hampstead-
road, tailors—W. Matravers and N. Overbury, West-
bury, Wiltshire, clothiers—A. Gartside and E. Buckley,
Liverpool, wool brokers—Euleli Bickford, Jank Bick-
ford, and Rebecca Harding Bickford, Kingsbridge, De-
vonshire, linendrapers (so far as regards Rebecca
Harding Bickford)—J. Holmes and T. Lewis, Faver-
sham, Kent, coal merchants.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.

Francis Day, Newmarket St. Mary, Suffolk, innkeeper.
George Humble, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, victualler.
Mary Wilson, Manchester, shopkeeper.
James Stuart, Manchester, joiner.
George Whateley, Birmingham, working jeweller.
William Mitchell, Barnsley. Yorkshire, stonemason.

George Kershaw, Barnsley, Yorkshire, constable.
Thomas Parkin, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, waiter.
Edward Skedge, Norwich, baker.

James Barter, Plymouth, attorney's clerk.
James Fullerton, Liverpool, provision dealer.'
David bliller, West Derby, Lancashire, grocer.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

J. Houston, Auchtermuchty, Fifeshire, manufacturer,
to meet within Mitchinson's Inn, Auchtermuchty, Feb.
7, and Feb. 28, at two.
R. Craig, Edinburgh, tailor, to meet within Dowell's
Rooms, Edinburgh, Feb. 7, and Feb. 28, at twelve.
T. Burns, Edinburgh, writer, to meet within Stiffen-
son's Rooms, Edinburgh, Feb. 4, and Feb 25, at two.
D. Hall, Cambusnethan, Lanarkshire, merchant, to
meet within the Thistle Tavern, Glasgow, Feb. 2, and
March 8, at twelve.

W. kotfatt, Glasgow, merchant, to meet within the
Star Hotel, Glasgow, Feb. 4, and Feb. 25, at one.
J. Blair, Paisley, manufacturer, to meet within the
Saracen's Head Inn, Paisley, Feb. 3, and Feb. 24, at one.
J. G. Peebles, Glasgow, commission agent, to meetwithin the Globe Hotel, Glasgow, Feb. 3, and Feb. 24,
at twelve.

A. Cay, Edinburgh, stockbroker, to meet within Cay's
Rooms, Edinburgh, Feb. 7, and Feb. 28, at two.
J. Ross, Edinburgh, commission agent, to meet within
Dowell's Rooms, Edinburgh, Feb. 4, and Feb. 25, at two.
A. Coupar, sen., St. Andrew's, shoemaker, to meet
within the Cross Keys Inn, St. Andrew's, Feb. 9, and
March 1, at one.

J. Inglis, Edinburgh, leather factor, to meet within
the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Feb. 10, and March
3, at two.

PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 1. THE AVENGER. The
example set by the ship's company of the Excellent, in
subscribing a day's pay for the widows and orphans of
those persons who were unfortunately wrecked in this
steamer, has been followed by several other ships, and
money has been sent to the Captain of the Excellent by
other persons. It will be submitted to the Admiralty
that the allotments of the seamen and marines may be
continued for a limited period, and the money subscribed
paid over for the purpose to the Acoountant General.
There must be, however, many persons connected with
the crew who are objects of commiseration, and whose
claims mint be inquired into. The Commander-in-
Chief's secretary at this port will receive subscriptions.
Admiral Sir Byam Martin G.C.8., has subscribed 101.,
and Captain H. Williams,R.N., 51. The day's pay of
the officers and crew of such ships as the Excellent
amounts to about 60L
Du. IIAMPDEN.—The Oxford protest against the
recent attempted agitation on Di:. Ilampden's elevation
to the see of Hereford, copies of which, and the signa-
tures attached, have been received by the members of
her Majesty's Government, is nigned by 371 members of
convocation, and between five) and six hundred non-
members. _

•I
The D uke of Wellington arrived at Apsley House
yesterday from Strathfieldsuye for the season. His
Grace is in the enjoyment of excellent health. The
Marquis and Marchionv ss of Douro also arrived in
Upper Belgrave-strcet from the Noble and Gallant
Duke's seat.