The Sun.
London, England, 1845-02-13 00:00:00

PA aTN ERS El IPS DISSOLVED.

J. Gregory and H. Burlingham, ironmongers, Evesham,
Worcestyrshhe—C. A. Jaquin and J. Corss, button-manufac-
titers; .ow Union-street, Moor-lane—F and C. II rrison,
drap“s, Lu;on, Bedfordshire—C. Roe and J. Facet', corn
factors, Bristol—J. J. Young and A. Boueneau, marble
dealers. Upper North-place, Gray's Inn-toad--J Cleaver, M.
Athrood, and J. Barwell. spelter manufacturers, Ripley,
Derbyshire—A. and J. S. Buckley, cotton manufacturers,
Ryecrort, Lanembire—W. Gledhill and S. Jagger, delvers,
Bradtlmi—J. Farie, P Tasker, and A. Tud, iron merchants,
Liverpool (so far as regards A. Tod)—J. Mullins and C.
N.Viglev, leather pipe makers, High Elolhorn—E. A. Bowker
and U. 2.let.calfp, copper-plato engravers. Manchester—.l.
aiol 'f. Itadclit7e, co,ryikihsiou agents, Stockport, Uheshire—
T. O.' Dobson and C. Lonie, ship bruisers Liverpool—J.
11 :flier :1.7:d 3. Brindley, tobacco dealers, Manchester—J. M.
Kr,inhi,im, .1. Skirving, W. Shepherd, and F. 11'. Sutton,
Intent-stereotype founders, Earl-street, Blackfriars (so far as
relates to J. s-kirving.:—G races and T L. Gillett. iron-
mong-ers, Leicester—J Bullen and R. Spaull, auctioneers,
Woralwood-a,trect. Old Broad-street—E. and T.- LOngton,
Imo:nine makers, Manchester—J Chadwick and A. Andrew.
Manchester warehousemen, Manchester—J. H. West and G.
Ives, brewers, Hertford—W. Burnie and W. Dickson, mer-
chants, London—J. Shuttleworth and J. Eastham, coal
dealers, Plaeltburn.R. and J. Lockwood, maltsters, Crow-
field, Suthdk—J. WhittLic-a. and C. B. Palmer, druggists,
Swan,;ea—T. S. and W. P. Peters, corn merchants, Man-
chester—C. Fairweather and W. Matthews, jun., wine mer-
chants, Kirton, Lincolnshire—T. Hager and Payne,
grocers, Ftdbourva, Cambridgeshire—L. Williams and W.
Watson, powder flask manufacturers Birmingham.
scow"' sEQuEsTRATIoNs.

T. and E. Oldham, contractors, Aberdeen, Feb. 17 and
March 15; at two, at tht Lemon Tree Tavern, Aberdeen.
:3,n-ley, perfumer. Dunfermline, Feb. 14 and March
7, at twrive, at OP.; ~.hamber,, of R. Gardiner, Dunfermline.

jan!es ll,nnilton, Arthur Hamilton, and Co., agents, Glas-
gow, Feb. 18 and March 17, at four, at the Eagle Inn, Glasgow.

We understand that Madame O'Grady, the lady of
The O'Grady, of Kireallyowen, county Limerick, and
now residing with her fly at her marine villa, Car-
ri4rnahen, Monk:sown, received through the post, on
Sittelay evening,
a threatening notice, to the effect that
it was
•in'ended to shoot her, unless certain terms were
ewer, d in,o with her teoants in Limerick. and that, not-
with,tanding she bad left Kilhallyowen, she could be as
well 'mind out for that purpose in Monkstown as' in the
coont7 ot•Limeri..k. Lime, ich chronicle.
Tlln N
vr0,c„.:,.. ^-- 7 T RADE.—During the last week an ad-
T 't ;r ton lois taken :lace venerall • th h
oot the
aiinted
btlyisatri,:;ttrnint,,thepnee of ml ,nitfa.LetuNd iYron,n;lccuga-.
r of
. hertvy orders received by some of
the largrst tinwi, •
at
Staffordshire. Many of these
orders were sent il.:. prices agreedupon last quer•
itnerfo-drmaye,a
of.
bAtwi-re reftustel
fine house that
the late rates; and we are
tent of .2,000 tons. 'rh,tat returneriorders to the ex
brings :It 103. and bars 8/. bast forge pig (No. I) now
of ss. on..the forrner and
2zr ton; being an advance
vance was ' declared by the otnrathe latter. The ad
We b.lieve we may state with ° yesterda week.
that at -no former period were t_confidence, that
order.; for railway 'iron in South
ere such large
as at the present time; but the gveat
(Sirtaffordshire
the state: of prosperity is, that the suppliesbk on
are re-
glared in' a much more limited time than tis possible
in
to execute tly. ; and this,- amongst other ca
account, for the reftisal of the orders referred to. That Y
the existing-high and remunerating prices will be main
tamed. there is scare; ly a d.:ubt, vs, according to the
estimate .of those nl,,st experienced in the trade, twenty
thousand tons will he required for steam-boat and ship
building, under contrail et the present moment; for the
re. !ways prtjected in Gp at Brit-sin two thousand miles,
and on the continent .of Europe five thousand miles,
making altog,ther 7,000 miles, for which three hundred
tons of iron per mile will be required., We AO have
more furnaces immediately at work throughout the dis- .
trict ; but it will be a long period, judging by o
che causes
at present ll operation, benne the supply is equal to the
demand. ' We mar. mention that Welsh iron in Liver-
pool is now worth 71 10*. per ton ; and that, on the Ist
of January; 1844, the name could be botikht for4i7g. 6d.
From that'fims• to the present, t& riOgOitilt beefrite- irly,
with tho OteeljtitAl Oli, slight check iu I.Ufterulici last.—
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