The Sun.
London, England, 1835-12-05 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

W. Ashforth and C. Cummerow, pearl shell dealers, Birming-
ham—A. D. Harris and J. R. Warner, hat manufacturers, Win-
chester-place, Southwark—W. Smith and Co., linen drapers,
Shaftesbury-terrace, Pimlico—S. Wheatley and J. Wheatley, li-
very stable keepers, Kennington-cross—E. Newby and W. Wilson,
linen drapers, Grand Junction-terrace, Edgware-road—J. Brown
and S. Tompkin, cutlers, Sheffield—E. Sutcliffe and J. Sutcliffe,
silk manufacturers, Manchester—G. Chandler and T. Furniss,
watch makers, Crawford-street, Marylebone—T. A. Haines and
J. W. Haines, linen drapers, Upper-street, Islington—J. Herd and
E. Revell, livery stable keepers, Clewer, Berkshire—T. Chapman
and J. Chapman, bacon factors, Bristol—T. Burgess and T. Hay-
ton, ironfounders, Carlisle—C. Mapleston, sen. and C. Maple-
stone, jun., surveyors, Beccles, Suffolk—J. I. Burn and Co., at-
torneys, Bedford-row (so far as regards J. I. Burn)—R. R. Arm-
triding and J. Brimelow, brick makers, Brinnington, Cheshire—
J. Sugden and C. Dalton, masons, Bermondsey New-road—
J. Bevil and W. B. Rutland, auctioneers, Harleyford-place,
Kennington,

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.
JOHN THOMSON, farmer, Whitefield, Dec. 10 and 31, at
twelve, at 'Wallace's Inn, Coupar-Angus.

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed frcm
the Returns made in the week ending theist day of December, 15b, Is
3.9,.7Nd. per Hundred Weight, exclusive of the I:utics of Customs
paid or payable thereon oh the Importation thereof into Cireat 13ritain.

LEGACY DUTY.—An unknown friend has pre-
sented to the Dumfries Hospital the truly handsome
donation of 2001. sterling. The individual alluded to had
bequeathed the above sum in his will to one of the best of
our Charitable Institutions, and prompt payment, no doubt,
has been dictated by a tax which every man condemns,
saving and excepting the Chancellor of the Exchequer for
the time being—the Legacy Duty.—Danylies courier.
EAST INDIA MARITIME SERVICE.—A meeting
of the Officers excluded from the scale of compensation
awarded to the. other branches of the maritime service of the
East India Company was held yesterday at the Carolina
Coffee-house, Birchin-lane, for the purpose of receiving the
Report of the Committee appointed to further the claims
of those interested: Captain James Barber took the
Chair. A Report of the proceedings of the Committee
was read by the Chairman, and a determination avowed to
adopt every means to prosecute the claims of the excluded
Officers. It was stated that Sir John Cam Hobhouse had
declared, that if the Court of Proprietors sanctioned the
claims, there would be little doubt the Board of Controul
would offer no opposition. Sir John added that he could
not, or would not, break the line that had been drawn : it
would be for the proprietors to do this. The Report was
then adopted unanimously, and the thanks of the meeting
having been given to the Committee and the Chairman,
the meeting adjourned.

RAMSGATE.—Died on the 29th of November, at
Wellington Crescent, Ramsgate, aged 72 years, Lieutenant-
General Sir William Inglis, K.C.B. The deceased was
companion in arms.with the Duke of Wellington in the.
Peninsula during the late war, and signalised himself in
s3veral victories, more particularly at the siege of Badajos,