The Sun.
London, England, 1835-03-04 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

W. Wood and P. Lord, waste dealers, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancs.;
shire—ll. Boys and J. Spencer, coal-merchants, Milbank-street,
Westminster--Woolley and Co., cardmakers, Hyde-street, Blooms-
' bury, (so far as regards John Wilton)—J. Stones and W. W. Har-
vey, coachmakers, Nottingham—J. Haigh and J. Whitley, woollen
merchants, Huddersfield, Yorkshire—Parker and Co., carriers,
Bath—W. Middleton and T. R. Gardiner, ironfounders, Birming-
ham—W. Sansom and S. Harwood, cutlers, Sheffield—Tint mins
and Co., brassfounders, Birmingham—.Parlour and Co., linen-
drapers, Waterloo-road—E. R. and D. Humbert, coal merchants—
W. Hudson and J. Travis, drysalters, Manchester—J. and T.
Boothroyd, innkeepers, Holmfirth, Yorkshire—J. S. Bird and
J. Strafford, wine merchants, Liverpool—J. Nicholas and Co.,
gas proprietors, Bridgnorth—J. Calvert and Co., dyers, Leeds—
J. Tracey and Q. B. Hair, dentists, Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk
—I. Milnes and I. Dewhirst, worsted-spinners, Bradford, York-
shire—W. Seebohm and S. Bleckly, Manchester—R. and B. C.
Grimes, pewterers, Osborn-street, Whitechapcl—T. Orme and J.
C. Cummer, wine merchants, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire—R.
Oxley and J. B. Brown, printers, New Windsor—S. and J. Mor-
ris, lamp-manufacturers, Birmingham,—W. and J. Johnson, wine
merchants, Giltspur-street —J. Rogers and T. Hussey, horse-
dealers, Exeter—ll. F. Palmer and R. Addison, wine merchants,
Ipswich—J. Sheweli and H. W. Hitchcock, stockbrokers, London
--J. Tattersall and Co., cotton-spinners, Oldham, Lancashire--G.
R. Hilliard and J. Lister, jun., surgeons, Stockwell, Surrey.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. •
JAMES BROWNLOW, advocate, Edinburgh, March 10 and
25, at two, at Stevensou's Rooms, Royal Exchange, Edinburgh.
JOHN AITARLANE, dealer in potatoes, Burrellton, March
7 and 21, at two, at tho Defiance llotel, Coupar Angus.

MINISTERIAL POWER IN FRANCE.

The Gazette de France has published a list of the Minis-
terial nominations which have taken place in that country
during the last fifty-five months ; from which it appears that
within that period no fewer than fifty-one changes have oc-
curred on the political stage. According to the Gazette, the
following individuals may be designated as still-born Ministers :
Admiral Roussin, M. Bresson, and M. Sauzet, who wisely
refused office ; the Duke of Bassano, General Bernard, M.
Teste, M. Ch. Dupin, and M. Passy, who held office for eight
,days, viz. from the Bth to the 16th November, 1834 ; Marshal
Jourdan, M. Bignon, and M. Tupinier, who held office for
ten days, viz. from the Ist to the 11th August, 1830; and
General liaison, who was Minister for fifteen days in 1830.
The following may be classed as Mont* Ministers :
M. Mole •
Marshal Mortier
Admiral Duperre 3
111. Laffitte 4
M. Dupont de I'Eure
M. Girod de l'Ain ... ...... 5
Marshal Gerard, twice 5
Admiral Jacob
M. Merilhon, twice 7
M. Duchatel, twice
M. Persil . lO
The following are Annuals :
M. Casimir Perier
M. d'Argout, twice I
M. de Broglie, twice
M. Louis, twice
M. de Montalivet, thrice 1 . 309
M. niers, twice . 2 ..... 30
General Sebastiani, twice 2 GI
M. Guizot, four times 2 l9O
M. Humann, twice
Admiral de Higny, thrice ... 3
M. Barthe 3
Marsnal Soult
Thus we have five classes of Ministerial longevity, as
follow :

For some days
For some months
For one year
For two years
For three years

12 Ministers.

Number of Ministers
Ministers recalled ....

35

Total number of nominations ... 51

ATTACHMENT TO THE CHURCH.—Lord Fran-
cis Egcrton has expressed his intention of adding to the emo-
luments of the Vicarage of Deane, the sum of 50/. annually,
during the remainder of his life. His Lordship made some
time ago a similar addition to the Chapelry of Ellenbrook, at
which place his family usually attended Divine service, when
residing at Worsley.—Macclesfield Courier.