The Sun.
London, England, 1845-11-06 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

• E. and B. French, cork Manufacturers, Crutelred-friars--
M. Brook and J. Waterhouse, coal miners, Gildersome, York-
ahirs—J. S. and 'F. Barlow, hat manufacturers, Leeds--G.
Taylor and J. Parkins, envelope manufacturers, Swallow-
place, Hanover-square H. Jockaman and G. Knight,
builders; Fellows and J. Randall, silk
brokers, Old Broad-street,.. City---X.• Jones- and C. Mortimer,
dry salters, Bristol—J. Galsworthy, W. Galsworthy, and W.
Watts, solicitors (so far as regards W. Watts)—P. Joynson,
- it. llampson, Joynson, and T. Joynson, silk manufac-
turers, Manchester—lt. Latham, sea., P. Simpson, and R.
Latham, jun., merchants, Bahia (so far as regards P. Simp-
son)—G. Wilson. and J. ,Porter, machine makers, Salford—
T. an 4 H. Hart, basket makers, Barking, Essex—L, Rudge
Humbley, surgeons,- Great Barford, Bedfordshire—P.
ChrimPs, E. ehrimes, and R. Chrimes, plumbers, Bother-
barn, Yorkshire—C. Wilson and W. Townrow, straw-bat
manufacturem,
_Luton; Bedfordshire —r4. GreAnwell and B.
Sacker, timhermerchnnts, ,Suuderland-44, Marks and J.
IsrnA, Watch makers, Liverpool-41. and F. Lipscomb,
farmers, Wytham, Berkshire—J. Brockwell and T. J. Reed,
grocers, Great Russeil-street, Covent-garden—G. Smith, G.
K. Smith, E. 11. Smith, 'p, W. Smith,, wholesale furriers,
Gough-square (so far as
.regards U. Smith)—C. S. Floyd, and
Booth, attorneys, Huddersfield. - • • .• '
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. • • Robert Fowlds, draper; Kilmarnock; Nov. 10 and DN. I,
at one, at the George Hotel, Kilmarnock- • •

On Monday, the 3,1 instant, a general assembly of
the Academicians was held at the Royal Academy of Arts, in
Trafalgar-square, when. Mr. Alfred Elmore, Mr. Thomas
Sdney Cooper, and Mr. William Powell Frith, were elected
A siociates ti at Institution.

The - steam- ship Britannia, Captain Hewitt, left
X.lverpool on Tuesday, with the mails for Canada and the United
States. She was full of passengers and light freight. •
THETFORD.—At Lord Ashburton's, last week, the
steward, Mr. Knowles, feelingly called the attention of the tenants
to the labouring poor, as the priceof the produce enabled an increase
at waged. He at the same time also recommended them to culti-
vate, by acts of kindness, a reciprocal feeling of interest between the
employe:nand the employed.—Camb idge sidveltiser,
TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMIIRIDGE.—This seat of
iodinatesi hewing has recently been enriched by two very tine
stet's/S.—that of Byron by Thorwaidsen, and one of the immortal
Bacon by Weeks'. Each of these artists has developed most hip-
pify the characteristics of hie subject. The critic will be no less
struck by the dignified and profound philosophy of the one than he
will by the spiritual and pensive contemplation of the other. Is
Tsinity College stands the celebrated statue.of Sit' Isaac Newton, by
Soubilliao ; and it may now justly pride itself on possessing three
-noble esseaentos of three of it/ greatest men. The 'tattle of *aeon
bs tit* gift of the present master, Dr. Whewell.
WINDSOR ELECTION.-IVINDSOR, TURSDAL—ThiIi
seeming the writ from the High Sheriff was received by the Mayor,
Thomas Clarke, Esq., and at three o'clock this afternoon the astral
proclamation was made, near the market-place, by the* town clerk,
In the presence of the Mayor and several of the municipal author".
nos. The election Is appointed for Saturday next, and the polling
will take
place on the "lowing Monday. A public meeting of
the electors, at the Town-hall, is expected to be convened oft
Thursday nest. to which Colonel Reid and Mr. Walter will be in-
-vited. The Dean of Windsor, the Hon. and Very Rev. Dr. Hobart,
arrived at Windsor yesterday, and shortly afterwards proceeded tO
the aostoritte•-loom of Colonel Reid, whose Interests Dr. Hebert
by pees actively engaged in supporting.