The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-09-19 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,

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Davies and Mottram, Warrington, timber merchants—G. and
G. Stevenson. Dudley, tailors—J. Hetherington and Co. Man-
che ter, machine makers—Holden and Co. Liverpool, uphol-
sterers (so far as regards W. Burrow.)

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
A. Dunn, Keithhock Mills, near Cupar, Angus, farmer,
D. M'lntyre, jun., Fort William, merchant.

FROM THE LONDON GAZFTTE OF FRIDAY.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Byrd, Brothers, Liverpool, drapers—Bennett and Hoares,
Belvedere-road. Lambeth, London. corn dealers- Park and
Covell, Liscard, Cheshire, joiners— R. and S. Adamson, Man-
chester, stonemasons.

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solicitors, Messrs. Chester and Toulmin. staple-inn, Londony ;
Mr. Hodgson, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove,
Liverpool.
Alexander Reid, Little Chelsea, iron.manufacturer.
George Barnabas Bone, Leipsic-oad, Camberwell, London,
builder.
William Greenslade, Swinton-street, Gray's-inn-lane, Lon-
don, builder.
Robert William Lewis, Shenfield, Essex, farmer.
Stephen Phillips. Brook-street, Hanover-square, London,
carpet-warehouseman.
William Hoole, Sheffield, leather-dresser.
Robert John Cambridge, Ceeltenham. wine-merchant.
Enos Metcalf, Middlesborough, Yorkshire, currier.
Charles Duffield, Bath, grocer.
Charles Poppleton, York and Heslington, linen-manufacturer,
James Corbett, Lister, Wolverhampton, wine-merchant.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, SEPT. 15.
The harvest in this part of the country is now nearly all
secured, with the exception of Beans. To this day's market
there is a large arrival of Wheat, but only small of other Grain.
Tha finest samples of Old Wheat sell freely at au improve-
ment of Is to zs per quarter, and the best samples of new
fully support their value. In Barley hut little business passing.
Oats, Shellings, and Beans, remain without material alteration.

TO CORRESPONDENTS

We are unable to answer the question of" Agamemnon."

The publication of A Spinner" would not, we conceive,
advance the interests of the gentleman to whom he al-
ludes on the occasion referred to, and perhaps our cor-
respondent is desirous of defeating them.

Sneezer" should have sent us his name, as well as some
confirmation of his extraordinary statement, especially
as we have stated elsewhere the affair is the subject of
judicial inquiry.

" A Lover of Music" deprecates the practice of mingling
the most solemn and sacred pieces of music with others
of a light and trifling character, at the recent congrega-
tional musical meetings at the Amphitheatre. He
wishes it to be understood, however, that he is not by
any means opposed to the class system of singing,
though he makes such an objection.

Does not our correspondent whose initials are " J. B."
make some mistake at the conclusion of his letter,
when he says that " shipping offices when conducted in
a proper manner, as many of them doubtless are, are
not beneficial to the owners and masters of vessels, but
also to the seamen themselves "? We judge, from the
general tone of his communication, that he is of a di-
rectly contrary opinion.

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