The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-04 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

. . .
Godfrey Berry, sen., and Godfrey Berry, jun., New
Town, Huddersfield, maltsteri--James, Nottage and Tho-
Mas I'arslow,. Lomond's-pond, Southwark, sack-collec-
tors--James Harding and Joseph Barber,.Clement's-lane,
Lombard-street, public notaries—Samuel Riles and Acton
Shillitee, Skinner-Street, Snow-hill, linen-draperS—Tho-
mas Windsor Allen and Charles James Maynard, Clare-
street, -Clare-market,- pawnbrokers—Richard Blood and
John King, Loughborough, Leicestershire, lace-manufac-
turers John Galbraith, jun.,, andi William Paterson, Ar-
gyll-street, Glasgow7-Richard Packer, Hannah Packer,
and Ellen Daniel, Bristol, milliners—William Hignett
and _George Price Lloyd,, Leamington Priors,: Warwick.
shire—John Metford, jun.; and Thomas Lansdown, Bris..
tol, linen-merchants—Louisa Ray and Mary Elizabeth
Holland, Uxbridge, school-mistresses--Thomas Dean and
George Thompson, Manchester, attorneys—Mary Els-
ton and Mary Brown, South Shields, haberdashers—.
Charles George Carpenter Oriel and W. J. Cannon, Al-
fred-place, Bedford-square, attornies at law—Jane Hcwe
and,Jsue Dunkerton,. Bath, milliners—George Turcer.and
Charles Turner, Bognor, Sussex, butchers—Peter Rhodes,
George Buckham, and. John Capper, Manchester, cotton-
spinners---,Charles Noble and
,James Childs, Strand, en-
gravers—Francis Kennedy and John Leadbeater, Man-
chester, hatters—George ;Tyrer aml Richard Woods, Clay
tun-le-Woods, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturers—John
Hunter and Christopher John Bousfield,
Camberwell, cbeeseraongers--7-James ;Brownell Boothby,
Robert Tod, and Samuel Johnson, Liverpool, merchants-_
Thomas Fearnside, Joseph Fearnside, and SaMuel Fearn-
side, Meareiough-hottore, Norland,•Yorkshire,, corn-millers
—Patrick Daly and John Holcroft, Liverpool, builde►s.
Nathaniel Lloyd, . Thomas :Lloyd,. and Edward Lloyd,
WinclicoMbe, Gloucestershire, paper-manufacturers.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.

Robert Martin, Kilmarnock, merchant, Oct. 7 and 21,
at two, at The Lyceum :Rooms, Glasgow, •

We have seen this week in tie possession of
Mr. .1. S.Srunas, of-St. Ann's-square, a coat, which for-
meily belonged, to NAPQLSON BUONAPAktrIi. It is Of
scarlet cloth, richly embroidered with silk of various
colours. On the breast is a splendid star, with the words
pronounced by NAPOLEON in placing on his head the iron
crown of Italy : 66 _Dieu 771 e l' a donnee. Gare a qui y
touchera."—lllanchester Herald.

Errglq§iyE. FORGERIES,--A very exten-,
eive forgery has been committed upon the banking-house of
Sir -WILLIAm CURTIS and Co., by a person who has been
long•known in the city, and is a man of as remarkable ap-
pearance as can be seen in a day's walk. The forgery was,
welinderstand, -executed several days ago, but was not; de-
tected until Monday last, when it was found that the ac-
ceptance upon some bills purporting to• be the acceptances
of one of the most, eminent mercantile honses, were not
genuine. The amount is stated to be nearly 5,000/.
JosErn- ,1104 Torr, a quaker, took the acceptances to the
banking-house, and, it is
:said, succeeded in obtaining the
amount. It is also reported, that he relied upon his success
in this speculation so far as to make similar experiments
elsewhere, and that he succeeded to the amount of between
13,0001. and 14,000/. Although he had not been for
some years recognized by the society of friends as one of
their body, on account of some irregularities in his conduct,
there never had been upon any occasion the slightest suspi-
cion of his. integrity. ,Pn.the contrary, he could easily
have obtained credit for more money than he acquired by
this offence. He, was seen on Saturday evening in the City
by several persons. He has twelve or thirteen children, and
resided for the most part in the country, where he had a
principalvu ediatelyafter
Otte of . She
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the forgeries 'were detected, but. no 'information could, be
obtaitsd,vf hint at Dov_er, or Peal, •or,ntber seaport towns.
waa a little man, who wanted the streets its 'an
ex-
trnordinary, erect man net, wore large spectacles, awl alWays
appeared in quaker'a attire.