The Sun.
London, England, 1850-02-13 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

S. Whit and A. Boacowitz, leather sellers—D. Cook-
son and J. King, Whitehill, Durham, paper makers—J.
Hichens and T. Sewell, Jersy, timber merchants—J. S.
Norman and G. M. Eden, Uxbridge, wine and spirit
merchants—Marianne Moore and Frances Ann Farrell,
Evesham, Worcestershire, schoolmistresses—J. and J.
Smith, Standon and Warlestnill, Hertfordshire, millers—
J. Fisher and E. Perrin, Liverpool, wine at,d spirit mer-
chants—J. Waddell and G. Crichton, Redruth, Corn-
wall, drapers—E. B. Hawkins and G. W. Gillings,
Hoxton, Middlesex, linendrapers—J. Simpson and G.
Short, Bishop Wearmouth, Durham, ship builders—R.
Brook, J. Brook, and W. T. Gant, Bradford, Yorkshire,
linendrapers—J. l3rown and R. Kerr, Norwich, archi-
tects—J. Swindells and S. Blackburn, Manchester, ma-
nufacturing chemists—J. Scott and W. H. Haden, Hud-
dersfield, woollen merchants—P., T., and W. Joynson,
(so far as regards P. Joynson), Manchester, silk manu-
facturers—T. Hunter and T. Moore, Bishop Wearmouth,
Durham, brick makers—T. and J. Ainsworth, Scarbo-
rough, printers--S. and S. J. Bayfield, St. Thomas's-
street, Southwark, surgeons—R. Davies and G. D. Tay-
lor, Change-alley, Cornhill, law stationers—J. and J.
Rawlings, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, cabinet makers—G.
Nicholson and W. Mitchell, High-strcc, Aldgate, up-
holsterers—M. W. Jackson and H. C. Attay, St. Mar-
tin's, Stamford Baron, Northamptonshire, and Stamford,
Lincolnshire, surgeons—F. W. Paddon, G. Marshall,
and T. Prout, Plymouth, china clay merchants.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
William King, Birminghem, glazer.
Joseph Fryzer, Birzeinzhtm, retail brewer.
Joseph .It,),t .K.'nguorton, Worut-,ter3liirP, retail

brewer.
Witliaci Hairy Lti B:radligha.x, k.
James Hill Cheatle, Aston, near Birmingham, journey-
man bruahmaker.
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John Mason Hamm, Boston, footman.
Alfred Waldron, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, labourer.
Thomas Smith, East Retford, Nottinghamshire, joiner.
William Anstey, Nick-Wick, Gloucestershire farmer.
Isaac Barnctt, Bris:ol„,clothier.
Richard Ccoper, Oldliam, draper.
Benjamin Preedy. Warwick, writing clerk.
Joseph Greaser, Oldham, journeyman tin-plate-worker.
Thomas Cook, Horncastle, Lincolnshire, grocer.
Thomas Salusbury, Wrexham, Denbighshire, solicitor's
clerk.
William Jenvey, Winchester, out of business.

William Thonias Carpenter, New Alresford, Southamp,

ton, grocer.
John Lee, Wi'chestar, carpenter.
Alexander M'Crie, Bath. tailor.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
J. Wilson, Cumnock, ironmonger and general mer-
chant, to meet Feb. 18 and March 14, at one, within the
Black Bull Inn, Cumnock.
R. Scott, Govan, Lanarkshire, ba,iker, to meet Feb.
21 and March 21, at one, within the Carrick's Royal
Hotel, Glasgow.
J. Brown, Glasgow, commission agent, to meet Feb.
14, and March 18, at twelve, within the Globe Hotel,
Glasgow.
Peter 8.41, Crouton, Forfarshire, farmer and cattle
dealer, to meet Feb. 18 and March 18, at two, within
thcCounty and Commercial Hotel, Forfar.

George Christie, Glasgow, writer and merchant, to
mcet Feb. 19 and March 12, at ow-, within IVhyte's
Temperance Cofrec-hou.e, Glasgow.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.
(From the London New Price Current, Feb. 12.)
SUGAR.—Today Vier° was more firmness on the part
of holders of British Plantation Sugar, and the rates of
Friday were supported. There was also rather more
demand both fir grocery and refining sorts, and the
purchases amounted to 400 htids, &c., including a public
sale of 150 hhds 13 tree Barbadoes, which went freely at
full prices; indeed the better sorts realised a small ad-
vance; prices ruled at 41s to 42s for fine yellow, and at
38s to 40e 6d per cwt. for other sorts.
REPINED.—To-day there was no variation in the value
of Lump Sugar, but a fair extent of business was con-
cluded by home dealers. Former terms are asked for
Crushed Sugar, but there are few buyers.
MAURITIUS.—This afternoon three parce:s of Mauri-
tius Sugar were submitted to public tale, amounting to
9,042 bags. There was a dull demand, and not above
half Lund buyers at rather lower rates—good to fine
yellow went at from 38s 6d to 40s 6d, low to mid 3Gs to
38s, mid to fine brown 33. to 35s 6d, low and very ord
28s to 32,E 6d per cwt.
EAST INDIA.—This afternoon there was not much
desire evinced to operate in Bengal Sugar at a public
sale cf 976 bags, and former rates were barely supported;
white Benares went at from 393 to 41a 6d, and good to
fine soft yellow at 36s 6d to 38s 6d per cwt. Madras
met with little attention, and prices are looking down. ,
FOREIGN.—To-day there was no public sale of Foreign
Sugar, but a fair quantity is declared. There was little
passing by private treaty, and parcels are offered rather
under the rates of Friday. A cargo of brown Percam-
buco has been sold at 19a.
Monassas.—ln West India the purchase. made have
been upon a small scale only, and holder. are more dis-
posed to sell at from 14s 6d to 17: id per cwt for low to
fine ; there is also a better supply. East India met with
little attention, and can be obtained at 14s.

COFFEE.—To-day little disposition was evinced to
operate in Native Ceylon for any purpose; prices have
also a downward tendency, and rule at 59s to 60s for
good ord. The public sales of Plantation procc eded
with dulne;s, and of the quantity offerei, amounting to
214 casks 638 bags, a small part only sold at Is to 2s
decline; fine to fine fine ord went at 63s to 66s 6d; in-
ferior and triage, 57s to 60s; mid, in small lots, 69s 6d
to 70s; the above was taken in above the value.

Cocos.—To-lay the market was more freely supplied
with Trinidad Cocos. At public sale 630 bags were
offered, but stiff rates being asked a small part only sold;
red at fcona 46s to 48s, and grey 44s to 455. Tnere
was a dull sale for Foreign, and at auction 526 bags
Bahia were taken in at 351 per cwt.
Tae.—Dealers are still desirous to get stocked with
low and mid sorts of Green, and late rates are well sus-
tained; a fair amount of business has been concluded in
good and fine Tea at fully former quotations. Of Twankay
some parcels have been taken for shipping. Pekoe Tea
met with little attention, but lower rates are not accepted.
No public sale of Tea is at present declared. Tc-day
there was more activity in the market for common
Congou, and purchases cannot be male under 10d per
lb. For other sorts of Tea prices are also firmer.

Rice.—Holders of East Itidia are not inclined to any
fcrther reduction, and refrained from submitting any to
public sale. The purchases made by private treaty
have been limited by some dealers and ship-
pers, whilst there is no speculation going on.
The value of low whit.) Bengal is 8s to 8s
6d, middling 9s to 9s 6d, good to fine 106 to Ils 6d, and
cargo is 6d to 86 per cwt, but the lower sorts are yet
the moat difficult of sale. Imports have been of little
moment since our last report, but the stock is not as
large as it was at this time last year. In cleaned Rice
a good trade has been concluded, low to fine Patna at
from 12s to 18s, broken 16s to lls. Town dressed Ca-
rolina 22s to 265, and American 19s 6d to 20s per cwt.
There are again large arrivals of Paddy.
SPlCES—Purchases to a fair extent have been made in
Ginger by private treaty: Jamaica at from 4/ to 111,
East India export sort 21a to 275. For Pimento higher
rates are asked, business in consequence has been much
checked, and the value is from lid to 8d per lb. Mace is
held with firmness at from 2s 2d to 25 9d, Nutmegs from
2s 6d to 3s for bruwn, and at 3s 2d to 43 for other
sorts. Holders of Cloves display &miles', and few par-
cels are on oiler. Black Pepper met with little attention
from shippers and home dealers. The value of heavy
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ferior sorts 2s 10d to -ts 4d, and Bordeaux at 23 8d to 2s
10d. The stock is much larger than at this Lase in the
former year. Only limited sales have been made in Geneva
at Is 9d to Is 10J, and fire at 2s 3d to 33 3d. There is
firmr.ess in the market for British Corn Spirite, and a
good demand exists. Tc-day there were several buyers
of Leeward Island Rum at is 5d proof, of plain quality,
but no sellers thereat.
INDfoo.—At the quarterly sales which commenced to-
day there was a large amount of buyers from the Con-
tinent, and a fair muster of the home trade. Before the
opening and during the progress of sale 345 chests East
India were withdrawn. 1,022 chests (including 251 I
withdrawn) have vassed the sale. There has been a