The Sun.
London, England, 1829-10-14 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

H. Dover, C. Norton, and J. Jones, Winchester, sworn
brokers—T., R., W., and J. Ashby, Staines, bankers—R.
Stanley and W. Gregson, Manchester, factors—J. and C.
Herrings, Northwich, Chester—R. Day, W. Apps, and T.
Johnston, Villier's-street Wharf, coal-merchants--J. J.
Sides and T. L. Walthew, Liverpool, wine-merchants—J.
Cordell and T. Mason, Bishopsgate-street-without, wool-
len-drapers—W. Bradley, R. Darch, E. Parry, and J. Bad-
diley, Great Guildford-street, Southwark, iron-founders—
J. Hinxtnan and J. R. Hinxrnan, Tottenham-court-road,
tripe-dressers--J. S. Bramall and J. Gregory, Manchester,
calico-printers—C. Mearns and A. Daniel, Manchester,
auctioneers—E. Smith and J. Cottom, Leeds, linen-dra-
pers—G. T. Dale and J. Docker, Wirksworth, Derby-
shire, mercers—S. G. Clements and G. Price, Bristol,
oil-merchants—R. Rodd, sen. A. B. Bone, and R. Rodd,
jun. Devonport, attorneys—R. Wilcoxon and T. Hewitt,
dealers—G. Durant and W. J. Brown, Great Winchester-
street, silkmen—J. ktkins and A. Davis, Fox-ordinary..
court, Nicholas-lane, attornies-at-lsw—W. Hopwood, sen.,
E. Pollard, and W. Hopwood, jun., Burnley, Lancashire,
cotton manufacturers.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
Robert Nicol, Strathburn, Fifeshire, cattle-dealer, Oct.
17, Nov. 14, at M'Gregor's Inn, Newport.
John 1114 Arthur and Co., Glasgow, merchants, Oct. 28,
at the Black Bull Inn, Glasgow.
Peter Bannerman, Parkhead, Pet thshire, cattle-dealer,
Oct. 14, 29, at the Salutation Inn, Perth.
James Bannerman, Stobliall, Perthshire, cattle-dealer,
Oct. 14, 29, at the Salutation Inn, Perth.
Andrew Reed, Ayr, merchant, Oct. 20, Nov. 3, at the
Black Bull Inn, Ayr.

John Tod, Leith, corn-dealer, Oct. 16, Nov. 2, at tilt
Ship Tavern, Leith.

Mr. WASHINGTON IRVING, Secretary of
Legation to the Embassy of the United States, has arrived
in town from America.

Our readers will perceive by an advertisem en
in this day's publication, that the spirited Proprietors o
that magnificent and unequalled place of public resort, The
Colosseum, in the Regent's Park, are determined to yield
their numerous ♦isitors every gratification that taste or
talent is capable of devising. Within the last few days a
fresh attraction has been added !o the great variety of which
it already consist., namely—an Ascending Room, taste-
fully fitted up, by which the company are imperceptibly
elevated to that spot (the Gallery) where the wonders of
the British Metropolis and the surrounding country, to the
extent of forty miles, first burst upon the view. This very
useful and elegant piece of mechanical ingenuity will, no
doubt, be duly appreciated by every visitor ; but particu-
larly so by all those who, from whatever cause, have an
aversion to the labour of ascending a flight of steps; as
might have been expected, it has been in great requisition
during the season, and it is a somewhat remarkable cir-
cumstance, that their Royal Highnesses the Duke and
Duchess of CUMBZILLAND, Prince GEORGE, and a large
party, were the very first individuals to enter, and be raised
up in it. A very choice and beautiful collection of Corals
and Shells have been lately added to the Conservatories,
to give, if possible, increased charms to this already splendid
and delicious retreat.