The Sun.
London, England, 1833-06-12 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

N. and W. Lilly, hatters, Bideford, Devonshire—R. Thomp-
son and W. Pattle, cabinet-makers, London—C. C. Greenwood
and R. M. Evans, hop-merchants, Tooley-street, Borough—S.
Stokes and L. Lipop, bit-makers, Thomas-street, Oxford-street
—M. Bird and G. Beck, carpenters, Church-street, Borough—
E. H. Barwell and T. Hagger, iron-founders, Northampton—B
Brook and J. R. Gatley, surgeons, Strand—J. Ward and E. Ed-
wards, common-brewers, Hull—B. and W. Hiley, common-
brewers, Liverpool—W. Turbeyfield and W. Ashforth, brick.
makers, Birmingham—J. Jones and P. Roylance, grocers, Man.
chester—S. Hole and %V. Taylor, millers, Carlton-upon-Trent,
Nottinghamshire—E. Hinchcliff and Co., woollen-cloth manu-
facturers, Greave, Yorkshire—W. Shaw and E. Taylor, forge-
men, Thornhill Lees, Yorkshire—W. and L. Horsley, mast-
makers, Barking, Essex—T. P. and M. P. Lovegrove, wine.
merchants, Shoreditch—G. Bacchus and Co —J. Pons and Co.,
silk-dyers, Mile-end-road (so far as regards J. Pons).—J. Mellor
and M. Hague, cotton-spinners, Oldham, Lancashire—J. Par.
roissien and W. Lay ton, coffi ti-makers,Ch urc li_lane, Whitec h apel.

One of the grand attractions of the morning
at the Duke and Duchess of NORTHUMBERLAND'S fete to
their MAJESTIES on Monday, was the new Grecian Con-
servatory, rivalling the celebrated one erected by the late
Earl of SHREWSBURY, at Alton Abbey, which liai been
constructed at the suggestion of the present Duchess of
NORTHUMBERLAND, in the midst of a beautiful artificial
glen, at the distance of a quarter of a mile from the house,
surrounded by, as well as containing, some of the finest
exotics in the kingdom,, and adorned with a large white
marble tank and fountain, similar to those of Oriental
palaces. This most attractive spot was immediately
visited by their MAJESTIES and the Princesses.

One of the most eventful expeditions which
ever .irose troll the maritime enterpi ise of this country,
was that executed, by command of the Lords of the Ad-
miralty, by Captain OwEN, on the shores of Africa, Ara-
bia, and Madagascar. The information acquired by the
different ships and exploring parties under the Captain's
orders, are not only excessively irreresting in themselves,
but form additions of great importance to our geographical
and commercial knowledge. Though these were pro
cured by a vast expense of life among the zealous and
courageous persons engaged, yet the ardour of research in
the deadly and unknown regions still continued in the
survivors, whose narrative has probably never been ex-
ceeded in the fixing nature of its incidents and general
details. The volumes will soon appear.
RAPE NEAR AIRDRIE.—As a man and his
wife were returning late on Saturday evening from
Airdrie, whither they had gone to make some purchases
tor the family, they were attacked by two villains, who,
in consequence of a preconcerted scheme, assumed the
authority of constables, and dragged the husband towards
the gaol. The poor woman, meanwhile, alarmed about
her children, was venturing home alone, assured that her
husband would soon return, when other four accom-
plices in the plot offered to escort her homewards, which
the unfortunate woman, anxious to get home, did not
refuse. The road, which • the designing villains pre-
tended to be the nearest to her residence at the Kipps, lay
through an extensive plantation, where, in spite of the
struggles of the poor woman, the monsters succeeded in
committing the most beastly outrages upon her person.
The husband, being left soon by the two who •hatl cap.
ed hethrge' but found not his wife. Ap-
disastrous having taken pace,
pturreehdeilirsiimve,
(r)eftusroinal
be, with one of his neighbours, rushed out in search of
his wife; and, about three o'clock on Sabbath morning,
found her at the side of the planting, with her clothes all
torn, and limbs scratched and wounded. The perpetra-
tors of this cruel deed are all known, and it is expected
that they. will soon be brought to. jostice,--.- Glaogow
Chronicle,