The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-26 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

John Dawson and Juhn Cooke, Macclesfield, Cheshire,
silkniet.—Richard Cripps and John Butt Chin, Great Suf-
folk-street, Southwark, carpenters—Robert Isleunett, can.
end Charles Bennett, jun., Benson, Oxfordshire, drapers—.
William Tilley and Christopher 'Moresby, Frome Selwood,
Sornersetshire, attorneys—Richard Griffin, Banbury, Ox-
fordshire, and Edmund Fairbrotber, Brackley, Northamp-
tonshire, cattle-salesmen--James Read and William Wal-
lace Skene, of Brightlichnstone, Sussex, attorneys—Thomas
Junes, William and John Topliss, Shelton, Staffordshire,
otters—Edward Cearnes, juts. Preserved Fish, and Ed-
ward C. Crary, Liverpool, eammission-tnercbants—Wil-
Earn Dickson and John Milligan, Hungerford, Berkshire,
tea-dealers—J. Richardson, W. and T. Roberts, High-
street, Southwark, dealers—J. Lawford and E. Sex, Bar-
tholomew-lane, stock-brokers—George Landgridge Wil-
liams and Samuel Roper, Wardour-street, Oxford-street,
plumbers—Andrew Gordon and Alexander Nisbet, Edin-
burgh, haberdashers—George Armstrong. and Thomas
Hall, Liverpool, linen-drapers—William and Leggatt
Gilbart, Oxford-street, tailors—Jason and Felix Pet-
ford, Hale's Owen, Shropshire, mercers—John sen., Jesse,
and Joseph Gallemore, and Thomas. Lidtiel, Manchester,
calico-print:is—Thomas Ashton and Ellis Chadwick,
Manchester, coppersmiths—James Chorlton and Charles
Robinson, Salford, plasterers—Thomas Moult and Thomas
Holden, Crumpsall, Lancashire, calico-printers.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.
Alexander Graham, Glasgow, merchant, April 1 and
17, at one, at the Bull Inn, Glasgow.

BRITISH EXPORTS.

S'ternent of the Quantities of the under-nientioned Arti-
cles of British Manufacture Exported from Liverpool,
' from the 15th to the 21st inst. inclusive.
Cotton 113,699 Pieces. 1,655,865 Yards.
Linen 1,138 ..• 376,437 ...
Blanketing - ... 12,290 ..,
Carpeting - ... 14,619 ...
Calicoes - ... 16,420 ...
.Flannel - ••• 9,030 ...
Woollen Stuff. 1,862 ..• 240 Ends.
Kerseymeres - ••• 155 ...
Worsted Stuffs '7,595 ..• 36 ...
Baize - •••
luferior Woollens 3,781 ... 653 ...
Cotton Yarn .... 97,70011).
Cotton Thread -
Sail Cloth
Cotton Hose . 2,421 Dozen.
Silk hose ... ......... .... 6O ...
Cottou Handkerchiefs
- ...
Cotton Braces . . 2OO ...
Worsted Caps ...
Hats.
Haberdashery
Earthenware .................................£10,460
Hardware... ................................. £21,443
Salt, White .. .............. 15,620 Bash.
Salt, Rock 13,340 ...
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LxpoßT or COTTON, CALICOES, AND TWIST.
FUR THE wEEK" ENDING 3fARCH 18.
Cottons. Twist. Calicoes.
378,744 lbs. I 628,480 lbs. I 6,036498 yards.

LORD ROSSIfoRr.—A letter from Monaghai:
status, that a public dinner is about to be given by the in-
habitants of that town and neighbourhood to this able and
tic nobleman..--Dublin Patrivt.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, ntroAt

The LORD CMANCELLOR sat at a quarter to lire
o'clock.

Several private Bills were brought up from the Com-
mons.
Several petitions against the TeA and Corponition Acts
were presented. Among them was one b' Lord MEL-
viLLE, from the Lord Provost and Magis!rates of the city
of Edinburgh.

The Marquit of SALISBURY postponed the order for
summoning the House on his motion to legalize the sale of
.Gams from Thursday next, in consequence of the pres 3
Of business for that day, till Monday, March 31.