The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-10 00:00:00

PAIITNEILSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Chrititoptur Sundiul and Frederick Pinch-Lue,
Conaldll, nonariet,

John Bradley and Lewis Pwwell, John-street, Berkeley-
bquAre, surgeons. _ _

Junta Sniallpage and Jame* Hartley, Burnley, curries.
Eliiabeth Martinson, Ww. Ilartinbon, and glizabetla
Martiution, I)Avieh-street, Berkeley-aqaare, st:4ble-ket.perg.
Matthew I3enstall and Robert Fearn, of tba Tbeatro of
Arts.

•John Harrison and Joospli Harrison, Kingston-upou-
Hull, and Charles Singleton and David Singleton, York,
tinifivr-tuerchants.

Thomas Gaman, Thomas Patin. Wm. Patin, jun. and
Ricda►d Palin, Stone-bridge, Cheater, chemists.
George Gilpiu and Thomas Heusi Wedges Mill,
Cannock, Staffordshire, ironiuougers.
John Slitter, Francis Slater, and .loeeph Skilbeck, Kisg-
strckt, Cheupside, fustian finishers.
ITarris, William Gammon, and Thomas Lowe,
Milted, Birmingham, glass-manufacturors.
Robt. and J. Cockburn, and William Alexander, Leith.
Thomas Harding and John Arintt, attorneys, Gray's-

Henry Parry and Jahn Diteinnan, Birebin-lane,
broker&

Richard iliram Arn*trong and William Gun Win, Mau-
alleakr, band-grinders.
Johu liotvion and John Crewe, Liverpool, glais-deakni.
Thomas liarbottle and Alichael Ilsrbuttle., Maneles-
tor, uotton-spinners.

Richard Pybua, James Howell, and Tb.enia.4 Thwaite*,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Vandetatten and Jurneti Laby, Svitalfieldi, silk-
manufacturers.

Renjami❑ Satterthwaite and Edward Timothy Jan
Cox, Latmoter, &alum

Thontat; Fothergill and Thowas Beetharn, Leadenhall-
street, clietairsti.

THE ARMY.

ROYAL. MILITARY COLLEGE, SANDHURST.
The half-yearly Inspection and Examination of the Stu-
dents at the Royal Military College at Sandhurst, 00111•
meneed on ;Ifontlay. The Junior• Classes were examined
nu Monday, and the Senior Chimes were examined on
Tuesday.
A Detachment belonging to the I.sth Husaure arrived
yesterday at Hounslow, from Sind:mist.

Limunierc, DEC. B.—Major Kearney, Queen's Bays,
bias left this for Cuhir, head-quarters, to assume the com-
mand, in absence of Lieut.-Col. Kearney.
The 59th Regiment, stationed in India for the last 21
years, were, by the latest accounts from Calcutta, in daily
expectation of orders to return home. The regiment was
comparatively healthy.
A reduction of the army is spoken of in the military
c4elea, by which a million per annum will be raved. As
parts of the plan, it is.said the depet coutpanina abroad are
to join their respective bead-quarters; u general recruiting
establishment for all corps is to be formed ; two companies
in each regiment are to be reduced, and all pensioners of
Is. a day and under to be called on to compose four Vete-
ran Battidions, to be formed solely for garrison duty.

The Duke of Gloucester has left town for his
',eat in Bayhot Park.

We are infermed that Captain West, after
visiting Egypt, and previous to his attempt at . exploring
the interior of Africa, purposes proceeding to Constantinople.
His motive in to doing, we understand, is to solicit the pa-
tronage or the Sublime Porte, wbo, as the head of the
Moslem Church, can very materially assist him in his
subsequent peregrinations; for, whether he may endeavour
to reach 'l'i►nbactoo from the Mediterranean, by way of
Tripoli, Sockna, Mourzuk, }Cooke, and Socatoo, (the
route formerly travelled by Colonel Denhaut and Captain
Clapperton), or from the Atlantic, by the Gambia to
Ilammacoo, Youaina, and along the course of the Niger,
or, in fact, whatever route be may traverse, he will have
to pass through the numerous towns, the inhabitants of
which are followers of the doctrines of Mahowet; and
should he succeed in reaching that mysterious town, Tim-
buetoo, which is governed exclusively by the Mahometan
laws, he will find the interest of the Sultan of great utility.
—Scotsman.

NEWBURY.—That crack pack, the Chievely
Harriers, had n fine run on Friday last : they threw off at
Gridley, and soon found '6 madam," who, on jumping up,
csade for the wood a short distance from her " form,"
which being a good preserve, the sportsman feared that
the pack would hit upon a fresh scent, but which they
cleverly avoided, and m a few minutes she broke to the
right to Gidley Lana, leading at a spanking pace to the
Ford ; she then turned to the left, entered a small cover,
through which she soon flew, taking the road ; here some
cold hunting took place for a few minutes, but the hounds
soon picked up the scent towards North-heath, when again
the chase took the road towards Chievely, but the fine
breed of this little pack enabled them to trace her into some
fume, where she " squatted." Presently, however, she
stole away, and the meadows of this beautiful village re-
sounded with the nntkie of the merry pack; being pressed,
the made a sharp turn into a field on the right, crossing
the road leading to Hogdon Barn, here she doubled " down
wind," towards the Ford, again entered a small wood, and
went on to the road, crw.sing the Ford in a direct line to
Gidley, but being unfortunately beaded by sonic pedes-
trians, turned towards Chapel-wood, when a small hound,
" Lovely," the favourite of the pack, began to race--a
sure sign of who-oop. Poor " pass," finding no hopes of
escape, threw herself into a hedge-row, through which she
soon pasiesi, and, in eight of the whale field of sportsmen,
stretched hoself out ab-Jut 60 yards in advance of the pack.
The Chace lasted upwards of one hour, running a ring,
with every horse in rapid motion ; the checks being not
more than ten minutes. Never did this pack perform
better ; it was quite delightful to see how they " tethered
and raced together.—Bucks Gazette.

A certain female in one of the Atlantic cities,
was proeectin.,4l for keeping a disorderly house. She ea-
gaged a profeeoional gentleman to defend the suit ; bat when
the trial came on she appeared in mutt, and possessing a
termagant spirit, she commenced a plea justificatory iu
popria persona. The counsel which she had retained for
the °evasion, expostulated with her in vain. The oppo-
sing counsel, hoping she would commit herself, eueauraged
her to proceed, anti begged her to go on.—Her lawyer,
trecabling tar his cause, renewed Lis expostulations, when
she appealed to the Judge. " Sir," said she, " have I not
defence?" The Judge, Who
sgqlciayetilgtiha te
el be
li
barrt:ssundleinntli:,yf her lawyer, replied,
"0, cer-
; pray proceed." She then went on. " 31"..r
it
please your honour, I amaccused of keeping a disordexlY
house. Can that be a disorderly house which is frequented
by such gentletuen and Mr. ?" naming
several eliaineus merchants, and adding, at the same
time, the IIitUILS of a number of lawyers. The
vourt Wag convulsed with laughter. Upon which, her
I:uuusel, who could contain himself no longer, begged, i°
heaven's name, that she would sit down. " What," ox-
claimed the archly smiling Judge, " you are not afraid,
hope, Mr. --- ?" " No, may it please your honour,
he immediately replied with inimitable self posseesiunt "
have no fears for the bar, but I tremble for the bencb.
114;v-rites's Journal.