The Sun.
London, England, 1819-12-29 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Deacon and Co. Piccadilly, upholsterers—J.!Carrington,
and W. T. Jackson, Nesrgate-street, linen-drapers—B.Chrees,
and C. It.. Huxley, Nen•gate-street, wholesale glovers—J.
Jssrratt and Co. as far as respects J. Jarratt, Lawmoor Iron
Work's, Bradford, Yorkshire—W. Yates and D. Sibley,
Wigmore-street, Cavendish-square, chynsists—E. Weight and
W. Allen, Manchester—J. Smith and G. Munn, Borough of
Southwark, hop merchants—J, Wilson and Co. Aldersgate-
st•eet, hat manufacturers—J. Jeakens and J. Love, Battle,
Sussex,gunpowder manufacturer s—J. and It. Firth ,Newhouse,
Net berthong, Yorkshire, clothiers—A. Mac:lab and Co
Giirraltar-3. Balston and 3. Rose, Bridport, Dorsetshire,
sail cloth 'rmanufacturersE. H. Campbell and B. Sorsbie,
,Newcastle-ppon-Tyne.

EXTRAORDINARY PlG.—Last week, IC fat pig,
27 months old, was killed at the Bear Inn, Ciren-
cester. This pig was one of a litter of 14, and
when farrowed was so small as to be quite unno-
ticed by the mother; and, in consequence, was
fed by Mrs. HArtntvo, the landlady of the inn,
and owner of the sow, for seven %reeks, from the
spout of a tea-pot, during which time it passed to
and from the stye between the spari of the gate,
which were SParcely three inches apart ! It never
sucked the mother, but after the first seven weeks
thrived astonishingly; and, whet; killed, the car-
cass weighed 31 score'Blbs. was well proportion-
ed, and the meat delicate.

Mr. EDITOR--GREAT BRITAIN is sick, and has
too many Doctors ; formerly, when she was ple-
thoric, NORTH bled her a little too much, and
those who succeeded him have lowered her still
more, till at last there have appeared symptoms of
a decline, which have greatly alarmed her, true
friends,; many think that her blood-is corrupted by
the rotten food she has long been in the bad habit
of taking, under the idea of acquiring strength by
it ; and one_ Doctor Lopes Manasses, who dealt in
it by stealth, has. been ;ent to quod for supplying
her with it too openly; the Doctors GOLDSMIDT
. and ROTSCHILD prescribed Aururn Potabile on
many occasions to no purpose; and thus she has
been taking quack medicines so frequently, that,
like old Dram-drinkers, she can scarce exist with-
out them. Yet, after all, as she is known to have
a good Constitution, she had better trust to that,
for her present complaint is nothing hut a slight
attack of the bowels from too low living,—a- kind
of wind cholic, that a Box of Bills (I mean Pills)
wilt speedily cure, if she does not make an im-
proper use, of them. As to Doctor DAVID RI-
CARDO'S plan of having recourse to strong Eme-
tics, under. an . idea that her stomach will he
relieved of the load that he now thinks op-
presses it, I must he allowed to say, I think
it a dangerous experiment, and, to own the truth,
I do not much like these Israelitish names of the
several Doctors, and suspect they may be of a
kin to the BRODUMS and SoLosaosts„ those noted
venders of stimulants, who patch up broken con-
stitutions by means that ultimately ensure debility,
and therefore I trust, as to Davit), who is known
to be fond of prescribing and wri'ing on all oc-
casions, that her relations will look well to his
recipe before they make it up for; her, and that,
with - the good sense which generally charac-
terises all her actions, she will trust to time and
her old temperance, avoiding all excesses, and her
natural good stamina ;—above all, when site gets
round again, and en bon point, avoiding the bleed-
ing system, and the making use of such large
doses of the Amon Potabile of the foreign Moun-
tebanks.

ESCULAPIUS,