The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-03 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

D. Scouler, W. Drew, jun. P. Drew, and W. Drew, Glasgow
—J. Brooks, sen. J. Brooks, jun. and J. Brooks, Oldswinford,
Worcestershire, fire-brick manufacturers—J. Bentley and T.
Whittle, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, machine makers—P. Reed
and G. Wilson, High-street, Whitechapel, haberdashers—J. Black-
well and R. Harwood, Worcester, linen-drapers—J. Rea.and W.
Davis, Liverpool, provision-dealers--W. Wellington, T. Massey,
and G. Swift, Chard, Somersetshire, lace-makers---T. Pickering
and R. Stephenson, Limehouse, anchorsmiths—J..Davies and J.
Redmayne, Harrington, Lancashire, common brewers—G. Drewry
and T. Brumby, Sutton-in-Holderness, Yorkshire, timber-dealers
—H. Bradshaw and H. Bragg, Bayswater, painters—L. Paine
and W, H. Gilbert, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, coach-masters—
C. Jefferies' and R. Cocicson, Great Winchester-street, and Con-
gleton, Chester, silkmen—W. Breeds and W. H. Troutbeck,
Hastings, grocers—H. Coape and J. Jehicoe, Old South Sea
House, merchants—G. John and G. D. John, Penzance, soli-
citors—S. Wright and J. Roscoe, Knutsford, solicitors—
W. R. Fry and G. Watkins, jun. Commercial-road, Lime-
house, timber-merchants—J. Bedwell and J. Girling, Hen-
ley, Suffolk, millers—T. Smith, W. B. Smith, and G.
Smith, Birmingham: and Leeds, ironmongers—A. Lea, R. Car-
michael, and H. Lea, Kidderminster, bombazine manufacturers---
J. and G. Bottomley, Manchester, engravers—T. Ur-
qithart, J. Hope, and T. Scrutton, St. Michaels, Cornhill, ship-
brokers; as far as regards J. Hope—G. Hepworth and W. Har-
gett, Wakefield, woolataplers—P. Catterall, T. Ainsworth, and
I•'. R. Heaps, Macclesfield, silk throwsters—J. Cock, Truro, and
A. Cock, jun. St. Clement, Cornwall, braziers—W. Steward,
J. Steward, J. Conway Travers, and T. Steward, Lewisham,
brewers ; so far as regards J. Steward—J. Marsh and Wm.
Marsh, Barnstaple, tailors—C. Bott and G. Bott, Edgeware-
road, dairymen—E. Bamford wand AL. Sykes, Salford,
ners—M. C. Dawes -and T. S. Fogg, Bolton-le-Moors com-
mon brewers—A. Kirkland and M. Oram, Gainsburgh, 'Lin-
colnshire, milliners—J. Smith, J. F. Lambert, and D. Skelton,
Lincoln's Inn, solicitors; as far as regards D. Skelton—T.
Turner and F. Hopper, Sittingbourne, Kent, saddlers—R.
J. Nevill, W. Yalden, and Nevell BrOom, Llanley, Carmar-
thanshire—J. Raven.seroft and J. Fletcher, Manchester, tailors—.
Jas. Crompton anti Geo. Faux, Manchester, woollen-drapers—
Robt. Tonge and Rachael Tonge, Salford, victuallers—H. Jas.
Henley and Wm. Baker, Chipping-Onger, Essex, attorneys--
John NicholiCa Collins, Thos. Lewis, and Eliz. Jenkins, St. Phi-
lip and Jacob, Gloucestershire, glue-manufacturers—J. Did-
dlecombe and Geo. Biddlecombe, Winsham, Somersetshire,
linen-drapers--B. Stokes and B. F. Stokes, Globe-road, Mile-
end, colour-manufacturers—S. Brett and T. D. Dyson, Leicester,
hosiers—J. Fergusson and J..Pahner,.Newark-upon-Trent, linen-
drapers--J. Holroyd anti J. Jones, Manchester, woollen-drapers
—W. Backhouse, sen. W. Tackhouse, jun. J. Backhouse, Jas.
Backhouse, and Geo. Backhouse, Burwick-in-Elmet and
Whitkirk, Yorkshire, builders—Jas. Patterson and J. Patterson,
Preston, drapers—J. Dloss and J. T. Glover, Preston, tea-dealers
—W. Giles and C. Ruby Thomas, Bristol, linen-drapers—M.
Bancroft and W. Linden, Stockport, bobbin-turners—J. Fife, J.
Fleming, and R. Munnock, Glasgow, Port-Eglington woolen com-
pany—J. Brooks and T. Benwell, Southampton-street, Strand,
solicitors—A Johnson and R. Ryder, Manchester, - coal-mer-
chantg—T.l3urton and C.Sylvester, Great Russell-street, Blooms-
bury, and Oxford-street, furnishing ironmongers—C. Redfern and
It. Cary, Warwick, upholsterers—T. A. Braddon and J. C.
Browne, Launceston, solicitors—.l. Griffin and E. Webster, Li-
verpool, bricklayers—AL'Mimmack and S. Stamp, Doncaster,
millers—Z. Goldstone and R. Goldstone, Rith, surgeons.

MEETINGS 'OP ~CREDITORS.
CONDON DIARY, SATUADAY, MAY 6.
At the Court of Commissioners.
F. H. Pearce, Fulham, Middlesex; at 10.,
A. Fairbairni. King's Arm's Yard, Coleman-street, at 12.
D. Jones, aen., Vine-street, Lambeth, Surrey, at 11.
J. Darby, Critchell-place, Hoxton, Middlesex, at 12.
J. Giles, Northampton-street, ;Clerkenwell; at 11.
J. Hardern and P. Higginbotham,. Macclesfield, Chester, at 11.
J. Wright, Eton, Buckingham, at 11.
R. Rutlidge, Weedon Beek, Dm-entry, Northampton, at 11.
R. T. Claridge, Earl-street, Paddington, at
T. Janes, Commercial-road, Middlesex, at 2.
W. I3ishop, jun., Camden-place, Camden-town, Middlesex, at 12.
J. Vickers, Royalty Theatre, Well-street, Wellelose-squire,
Mid-
dlesex, at 12. , ,
Wroots and J. Goldie, Groat Titchfield-street, -at 11.
E. Horne and C. Wilton, Jermyn-street, St. James's, it- 11.
J. Cullingford, Parliament-stmet, Westminster,. at 10.-
fl. W. Ward, Grenada-place, Old Kenp-road, Surrey, at 1.
W. C.' Brown, Coleman-street, at 11.. '
W. J.' Baker, St:John-street, Clerkenwell, at, 11.
W. Benham, Richmond-buildings, Brighthebnatone, sussex, at 11.
R. S. S. Abbott, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, at 10.
J. and T. Brindles', Funsbury; Kent, at 1.
J. Joyner, It. Surridge, and J. S. Joyner, Romford, .Eases,
at 10.
W. Clarke, F. Collette, and J. Thorn, Springfield,- Upper Clap-
ton, Middlesex, at 11.
11. Wroots, Great Titchtield-street, Mairylebone. at 11.
S. Abbott, Old Kent-road, Surrey, at 11.
T. Harrison, Fleet-market, London, at 12.
T. 13. Sumertield, New Crane-wharf, Wappin :Middlesex, at 10.
W. Benham and P. SPanger, Old Trinity Rouse, Water-lane,
at 11.
J. Groom, Watford, Herta, at 11.
J. Norrington, Doddington, Kent, at 11.
E. M. Roberts, Helmet-row, St. Luke's, Middlesex, at 10.
W. Mathias, Everett-street, Russell-square, at H.
D. Campbell, Copthall-court, London, at 11.
R. Merry, Charing-cross, at 10.
J. C. and W. Starkey, Little Pulteney-street, Golden-square,
at 10.
W. Askey, Woburn-buildings, Tavistock-square, at 11.
R. Beaumont, Noble-streut, London, at 10.
H. W. Gilbert, Redhurn, Hertford, at 10.
J. Clarke, Webber-street, Blackfriar's-ruad, Surrey, at 11.
G. Gooddy, High-street, Southwark, Surrey, at 10.
T. and J. Hurst and J. 0. Robinson, Waterloo-place, Pall Mall,
at 10.
J. Billing°, Warnfard-court, London, at 10.
G. Vanlreson, Hackney-road, Middlesex, at 10.
C. Green, Devonshire-square, Biahopsgate-street, at 9.
G. Best, Spring-gardens, Middlesex, at 9.
W. Fowler; Ford's Terrace, Lambeth-walk, at 10.
J. Aedell, Oxford-street, at I.
W. 0. Knight, Ivy-lane,. London,. at 12.
T. Thompson 'Waltham-Holy-Cross, Essex, at 12.
W. Waken, Charles-street. Middlesex Haspital, at 11.
G. Barnett, 04 White Horse Horse Cellar, Piccadilly, at.l9.
J. Burrell, Morning-lune, Hackney, at H.
J. W. Aldridge, Penton-street; Pentorteille, Clerkenwell) at 11.
J. Jenkins and J. W. -Cruttenden, 'Wapping High-street, at 11.
J. Barton, High Wycombe, Buckingham, at 1. .
J. 'Worley, Monument Coffee-house, Fish-street-kill, at 11.
J. Miles, Old Broad-street, Middlesex, at 11.

COUNTRY DIARY, SATURDAY, MAY 6.
R. R. Judd, Birmingham, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham, at 12.
C. Shaun, Bath, at the Angel Inn, Bath, at 12.
C. Dallimore, Devizes, Wilts, at the Angel Inn, Bath, at 10.
J. Wheadon, Bath, at the Angel Inn, Bath, at I.
J. Headford and J. Court, St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucester, at

the Bush Tavern, Bristol, at 1.
P. Riding, Derby, at the New Inn, Derby, at 10.
J. Whitehead, Denshaw, Saddlewortb, York, at the Star Inn,

Manchester, at 11.
J. Piekrin, Lytleombe, Somerset, at the Rummer Tavern, Brill.

toif At 2.
W. Ward, Leeds►, York/ at the Court House, Lewis, at 11.
Marsden,' Leeds, York,' at the Court'Honse, Let.ds, at 11;

It has been stated that the University Club is con-
templating an increase in their numbers, and the en-
largement 4.th,eir premises, by removing to, Carlton-
square. We do not believe that any such measure has
ever been agitatcd. 'There arc at present 7 or 800 candi-
flutes ready to phi, but their pre.sent establisl 'mem is the
best in town, and their building and interior the-most
chaste and elegant,