The Sun.
London, England, 1834-04-26 00:00:00

PARTNEI-tSHIPS DISSOLVED.

N. Evans and W. Tilsey, curriers, Newton, Montgome-
ryshire—J. Dalton and Co., earthenware-manufacturers,
Stepney, Northumberland—C. Davison and Co., commis-
sion-agents, New Broad-street (so far as regards C. R.
Simpson)—W. Withers and Co., hatters, Bath—J. Guest
and W. T. Shallcross, power-loom-makers, Manchester—
I. Coppen and L. Frank, drapers, Clark's-place, Islington
—J. and G. Lumb, farmers, Whinmocr, Yorkshire—W.
Bettison and Co., printers Kingston-upon-Hull (so far as
regards B. Carlill)—J. F. and E. Griffiths, printers,
Shrewsbury—S. Harrison and B. Jones, masons, Tooley-
street, Southwark—W. Evans and J. Perry, surgeons,
Stourbridge, Worcestershire—E. Agar and 'I. Beckwith,
carpenters, Essex—H. and A. Joseph, fur-dyers, Church-
street, Spialfields--R. Davison and T. Taylor, cnymists,
Bishop Wearmouth, Durham—J. Drabble and Co., dealers
in isinglass, Old Kent-road—H. Winlo and G. Robson,
timber-merchants, Dunston, Durham—F. and F. Jordan,
jun., Liverpool—G. Wiltshere and W. Matthews, dealers
in cattle, Norton St. Phillip's, Somersetshire—J. Platford
and G. Biker, tailors, Manchester—J. and J. C. Forsell,
dealers in glass, Leicester—T. Mayhew and Co., printers,
Henrietta-street, Covent-garden—R. Lees and J. Spear-
ritt, silk-printers, Pendleton, Lancashire—H. Emlyn and
H. Ingalton, builders, Eton, Buckinghamshire—D. Green
and Co., ironfounders, Coseley, Staffordshire—W. K. Tate
and W. R. Hodges, Leicester-square—J. Chadwick and
R. Butterworth, coach-proprietors, Heywood, Lancashire
—J. Allen and D. Fernley, linen-drapers, Stockport—A.
and M. Living, linen-drapers, Chancery-lane.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
PATRICK AULD and SONS, coppersmiths, Glasgow,
and P. and H. AULD, coppersmiths, there, to be examined,
by appointment of the Sheriff-Substitute of Lanarkshire,
May 5 and 19, at eleven o'clock.
JOHN BARLAS, surgeon, Airdrie, to be examined in
the Sheriff-Clerk's office Glaspw,May 6 and 20, at eleven.
ABC HIBA L D M' VICAR, jun., shipowner, Rothesay,
to be examined in the Sheriff-Clerk's office, Rothesay,
May 3 and 20, at one o'clock.

EiISTACE CONWAY.—Sprightly imagina-
tion, sound scholarship, elegance of style and exprei-
sion, extensive reading, and thorough knowledge of
society, in all its bearings, as connected with educa-
ton, religion, and politics, and of the human heart,
in all its secret workings, have here contributed to
produce a novel which certainly is destined to some-
thing more than an ephemeral existence. While it
points out the charms of benevolence, of gentleness,
and of all the charities as adorning and blessing hu-
man existence, at the same moment it scruples not to
snatch the mask from the villain and the profligate, and
to show the depths of pollution as well as tile abodes
of purity, which may be discovered in human nature.
The story in every stage is full of interest, and there
is not a class of society, from the peer to the menial,
which has not here a representative painted from na-
ture. —Bath Herald.

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IMPERIAL PARLIAM

HOUSE OF LORDS, April 25.
The Bute Ship Canal Bill was read a third time, and
passed.
On the motion of Lord ELL ENBOROUGH, the Ex-
change of Lands Bill went through a committee pro forma,
and w•as ordered to be printed.
The Bishop of CHICHESTER presented petitions
from parishes in Sussex for the better observance of the
Sabbath. _ _