The Sun.
London, England, 1850-08-28 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

T. Burrough and W. Burrough, Donyact, Somerset-
shire, farmers—R. Barclay and F. Friend, Abchurch-
lane, merchants—D. C.:Battya-and John Clay, Hud-
dersfield, attorneys and solicitors—J. Cockshott and T.
C. Mason, Pernambuco,, ,commission-merchants
Wearing and E. Jasper, West Derby, Lancashire, brick-
layers—W. Garfortb, J. Garfortb, and J. Garfortb,
Dukinfield, Cheshire, engineers (so far as regards John
Garforth)—J. Roebuck, E. Roebuck, J. Roebuck, and
W. Roebuck, Almonbury,. Yorkshire, manufacturers and
mill occupiers— I). Maclean, A. Maris, J. G. Maclean,
E. Ward, and W. H. Maclean, Liverpool, merchants—
T. Roe and T. Cogswell, Suffolk-place, Lower-road,
Islington, silversmiths and jewellers—C. H. Saunders
and W. H. Bentley, Worcester, auctioneers and ap-
praisers—J. Wilson and T. Rowlandson, Flint and
Liverpool, chemists and smelters—J. Miller, R. Raven-
hill, J. Salkeld, and J. Leonard, Glasshouse-fields and
Blackwall, -engineers (so -far es regards if..-tisonard)--J.
Hetherington and M. Mulelly, Hulme, Lancashire,
joiners and builders—T. Pickford, J. Baxeudale, J. H.
Baxendale. L. Baxendale, and R. B. Baxendale, Wood-
street, Cheapside, common carriers (so fur as regards T.
Pickford)—J. Leake and J. S. Leak's, Anderton, Che-
shire, salt manufacturers—T. Ingram and R. lugram,
Chester, carpenters and joiners—A. Coughtrie and J.
Bell, Manchester, engineers—W. Selfe and W. Lawday,
Bath, ironmongers—W. Smith,.jun., an,l W. Heap, jun.,
York, solicitors—W. Carr and W. K.4tle, Hanl-y, Staf-
fordshire, tallow chandlers—W. Pook arid W. Parker,
South Petherton, Somersetshire, woollendrapers and
grocers—J. Parry and R. Jackson, Baschurch, Shrop-
shire, farmers—J. Lowther and P. Last, Dowgate-hill,
estate agents—J. Kirk and P. Corner, East Dereham,
Norfolk, schoolmasters.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
JwamilleiasmCoollpeillrl, ChurchbGr,esly, Derbyshire, innkeeper.
Worcestershire, dealer in
Bleeds.
William James, Ketley Sand, Shropshire, butcher.
Edward Nicholls, Buralem, Staffordshire, innkeeper's
assistant.
William Booth, Burslern, Staffordshire, Imlay collier.
James Jackson, Moor Nook-within-Elton, Lancashire,
joiner.
John Coe, Smettisham, Norfolk, shoemaker.
George Bishop, Crewkerne, Somersetshire, shoemaker.
John Wright, jun., Spilsby, Lincolnshire, butcher.
David Bartow, Derby, bricklayer.
William Bartle, King's Lynn, pattencoaker.
James Charlesworth, jun.. Sheerness~, general dealer.
Henry Tewkesbury Goodfellow, Glastonbury, Somerset-
shire, druggist.
Richard William Purneji, Wells, Somersetshire, surgeon.
John Bsrnett, Chasewater, Cornwall, painter.
George Frederick Stidolph, Ipswich, pianoforte maker.
Edward Robert Smyth, Ipswich, artist.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.
J. Boyd, Perth, merchant, to meet Sept. 3 and Oct. 1,
at twelve, within the City fiAtel, Perth.

A letter from Hamburgh of the 231 says :
"During the last few days we have had some great com-
mercial disasters to deplore in this city, and they have caused
a sort of mercantile crisis. Five houses have been forced to
declare themselves bankrupt for considerable sums. One of
them tailtd three years ago for I0,000,:00f. ; the amount of
its liabilities now is `2,000,C00f. These great losses result
for the most part from exportations of all kinds of merchan-
dise to California, the enormous cost of which has absorbed
the value of the articles. The greater part of the latter
failure falls, it is said, for large amounts on manufacturers
and dealers of Belgium."