The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-23 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Oliver and T., Tappenden, Herne, Kent, brick-makers-L-1
Whittington and J. J. Sanders, City Canal, ship-joiners--M.
Piper and T. Nick,• Aldermanbury, auctioneers—A. Liddell (de-
ceased)• and W. Liddell, Glasgow, merchants—M. Barry and P.
Henderson, Aberdeen, dealers--:-G. Parsons, C. Mott, and W. L.
Drouet, Peckham, Surrey, proprietors of a Lunatic Asylum—R.
P. Lawson and W. Dickson, Charles-square, Horton, dealers—
'S. Bowel!, J. W. Bowell, W. Child, and T.. Sands, Leeds,
Yorkshire, cloth-merchants—B. Porter, R. R. Baines, and T.
Hall, Sculcoates, Yorkshire, near Kingston-upon-Hull, glue-
manufacturers—Richard Davies and Charles William Sansom,
Cannon-row-wharf, coal-merchants—W. Ashby and W. Wag-
.horne, King-street, Bermondsey New-road, Surrey, carpenters--
IW. and-A. Christey, Whitechapel High-street, pawnbrokers—J.
J. and J. Fielding, E. Margerison, and S. Fielding (deceased),
calico-printers—J. and W. Gilbert, Ashton-under-Line, Lanca
shire, grocers—J. Parker, W. Gardiner, and P. Gaskell, Man-
chester, engravers—J. Hartley, W. Hartley, R. Roberts, and E.
Fletcher, Warrington, Lancashire, wire-drawers—T. Weatherby
and J. Paterson, Manchester, engravers—H. Wells, Nottingham,
and B. Rawson, Manchester, hosiers—T. Biggs and J. Niblet,
Bath, Somersetahire, cloth-actors—Murdoch Urquhart and
R. Simpson, Great Pulteney-street, Golden-square, tailors_T.
Kent, H. D. Vincent, and J. Avery, New Bond-street, gold-
smiths, J. Dean and W. N. Proctor, Manchester, cotton-spinners
Hibbert and J. Linley, Macclestield,Cheshire, coach-makers--
J. Heyeott Jervis and C. Stovin, Birmingham, brass-founders
—R. and E. Perry, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, japanners
—J. M. Stoddert,' and M. Nicholson, Cockerriouth, Cum-
heriend, dress-makers—R. Davies and C. W. Jsnsom,
flolywell-street, Millbank, Westminster, coal-merchants—A.
Stewart, J. Fergus, and C. Campe, St. Petersburgh, merchants
—T. Tindal and J. Newman, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, Atter-
neys--J. and M. Edwards, Whitechurch, Shropshire, curriers—
G. Edwards, jun., C. Edwards, and J. Clark, Fiumicino!), Suf-
folk, grocers—J. Woolright and H. Shirborn, Reading, linen-
drapers—T. T. and W. G. Morris, Bristol, linen-diapers—W.
Peel and.G. W. Mann, Eland, Halifax, Yorkshire, maltsters—E.
Reynolds, J. Saunders, and J. Ellie, Stourport; carriers—G.
Withers, Rowley, SOuthampton, and J. Beale,Winchester, drapers,
—J. Gohldie and J. Logan, Liverpool—W. Robinson and J.
Taylor, Rochdale, Lancashire, hatters—T. F. Savory, T. Moore,
and J. Davidson, Bond-street, chemists-.--S. Lomax, 11. Holt, and
E. Taylor, Rochdale, Lancashire, cotton-spinners--G. Dean and
S. Davies, New Bond-street, shoe-makers--J. Pare and W. Pare,
jun., Birmingham, booksellers--G. Russell, J. Rowley, and J.
Naylor, Barnsley Old Mill, Yorkshire, flax spinners.

LONDON DIARY, FRIDAY, Atit,tisr
(At the Court of Connuiisioners.) H.
IL C. Abratutnt, floundaditeh, at 11
E. Ainsworth, Itoehdals, woollen-uhtnufacturer l*
Baker and Abridudl, Nicholas-lane, wine-merchants ... 10
J. Carney. Beauchamp, shopkeeper I g
J. Conway, Btamford-street, Blackfriura, huildet 1
J. Cohen, Great Prescott-street, Goodman's-fields, ophol-
aterer

E. Ellison, Crown and Sceptre-court, St. James's, goldsmith 104
J. and S. S. Emerson, Whiteehapel-road, corn-factors I
G. Harris, Battersea-fields, warehouse-keeper

W. J. King, Battersea, turpentine-merchant ... lO
E. Lawson, Brown's-laue, Spitalfields, currier lO
J. Levett, Leeds, straw-hatLuusker
_ _ _

S. L. Leven, (thee's-alley, Wellclose-square, bead-merchant 11
D. Parish, York's-square, Regent's-park, oilman ll
Phillips and Cutforth, Goldsmith-street, warehousemen
J. Serrell, Camberwell, carpenter l2
J. Smith, Hastings, mercer lO
C. Stewart, Birchiu-lane, merchant ll
Thornthwaite and Co., Fleet—street, ironmongers.. ll
H. F. Tyler, Elizabeth-place, bill-broker
R. Warne, Cockspur-street, dressing •ease-maker ll
J. Wbite, Princes-street, Westminster, upholder ll
T. White, Commercial Sale-roorns, wine-broker ... 11

COUNTRY DIARY, Aua. 25.
.1. Backhonse, jun., Rome Selwnod, at the George, Frorna

Selwood _ . -
at 12
CL Barrett, Martock, Somerset—Rummer Tavern, Bristol 12
R. Bentley, Bolton-le-Moors--Star, Alanchester
D. Blacklee, Cambridge—Hoop Inn, Cambridge ll
BoWer and Guest, Manchester—Star, Manchester
S. Campbell, Bristol, —White Lion, Bristol ' 1

J. Cullen, Liverpool—George, Liverpool 1
J. Dysart, Liverpool—Star and Garter, Liverpool
F. France, Wakefield—Setaions-honse, Wakefield 1 I
Frost and Co., Liverpool—Office of Mr. Avison, Liverpool 11
J. Garside, Manchester—Star, Manchester

J. biartison, Wigan, Lancashire--Buck th' Vine, Wigan 10
W. Haivey, Barnsley—Onirt-house, Leeds

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J. He.ane,-Gloncester—Spread Eagle, Gloucester lO
M. Hinde, Rachdale—Wellington Hotel, Rochdale
Hinde and Deane, Rochdale—Wellington Hotel, Rochdale - 4
T. Hyde, Portwood—Star, Manchester . . 9
J. Johnson, Congletan—Rolrs Head, Congleton
W. Jones, Yeovil—George, litninster

R. Kent, Liverpool—Golden Lion, Liverpool
R. Leigh, Manchester—Office of Messrs. Battersby, Wigan
It. Perring, Alodbury, Devon—Exeter Inn; Modbury II
W. and J. Scott, Wakefield—Sessiona-house, Wakefield le
Smith and Locker, Whiston Eaves—Swan, Hanley h
W. Tatham, Nottingham—Flying Horse, Nottingham I I
S. Wood, Manchsster—White'l lintel, Manchester

•
UNION OF PI4TMOUTII AND
,STONETIOU3II.
We understand there is every prospect that the Marshes which
divide Plymouth from Stonehouse will be let or sold, for building
forthwith 'as Mr. Squire, the solicitor, Whit several years Since
purchased the land of these marshes of the Corptiration, hay bought
the lease of them of Mr; John Langmead. This most desirable
spot is nearly
twenty-six acres in extent, and is divided by the New
Union Road, along the borders of which, on the side near Plyrnotith,
many new dwelling .houses have recently' been erected, which are
nearly all occupied by respectable families. The obstacle to their
continuation being now removed, we may shortly hope to see the
towns united by a long and elegant street.--Plymouth Herald.

'ey,AaFf FthFaCprriln°cNi;al AiniNt,DGalaaShAielsA, ChaisTaYbe—itchl‘ll(ori
what " generally termed the colly breed), which some time ago
laidsixptipit, all of which, with the exception of one to suckle
her,were thrown into a pool of the Gala, immediately below the
brdg sna were considered drowned. Between six and seven
weeks after, to the astonishment of the whole family, the bitch,eits
t„,tel, made her appearance in the house at the ordinary meal
time, with two whelps instead of one, and, with more than ordi-
nary jealousy, seemed careful of the young intruder. On exa-
mining the little stranger, they soon recognised it as one of those
which had been thrown into the water, and which, it would aP-
pear the had, by some unknown means, got hold of, secreted, and
nursed under a straw stack in the barn-yard, till the young one
10:isclh'enhOadt btehtisfarste
eherreteloynit)rroled
oule:t
111)4, esnheat:ispfeorriteettitileybefoferiol tohse,
while to the sound of the other's voice she was in a great measure
quite callous. It •iti almost unnecessary to add, both have been
well taltedears °C....Edinburgh Et ening Courant: