... LONDON CAZETTES. - I (From Tuesday's GAZeTTIr, May 10, 182.) PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. English and Butler, Seething lane, Tower street, ?? and Brown, Blackfriars road, tobacconists-A. and G. Watson, Liver- pool-Itgan, Waterman, and Wright, Essex street, Strand, attornies; as far as regards J. E'an-Thomson, Williams, and Thomson, wine merchants; as far as regards T. H. Willi-nms-Smith and Dewenap ...

... NTUNTZS BREfEC;rES-If Multl's bill]Oon-breehe. have been latterly constructed of Russian dluck In'' I'hich find their xvay into La Vendee, a dozen ssllppend 5o i ?? bli might be readily cabbiaged out of them, and plenty lej'ftacs all the uses of a cover-mne-decent.' At a e i toreaksfet which once took place in Birmin*gham a basket f br ekf accident into Muntzs breeches-pocket, and was ne ...

... WINDSOR, FItDAY.-His Roval Highness Prinice Albert, attended by Col. Bowater and Mr. G. E. Anson, left Slough at noon, by a special train, to proceed to Greenwich to meet the King. The Prince returned to Slough shortly after four o'clock, two hours before his Royal Highness wvas expected. There being no horses in readiness, in consequence, at the Slough station, his Royal Highness walked ...

... .-The following letters from SirJ. Herschell, and other scien- tific gentlemen, have appeared on this subject:- -odirecttbattenn o lling MoodaMrch 19. SIRt-I wish to directte attention'of your astrouomical readers to the fact, which I think hardly admits of a doubt, of a comet of enormius magnitude being in' the course of its profress through our sstem and at present not far from its ...

... : The members of this association celebrated its ?? on Wednesday, at the Commercial Hotel, Ashtono, O Mrs occasion an excellent dinner was served up by she hostess, 1e;, Newton. On the cloth being remove, WNrn nb . Gibbs, was given in excellent style, when t e Chairman W, Esq. after a few appropriate and Iheyarlt of the pegople. The Queen, and long mov she live in thehatoftepol.Te National ...

... Wvhen people in trade find themselves in abad way, they call a meetiitg of their creditors, and when Ministers find them selves in a ' predicament they call a meeting of their friends, or their reputed friends, who happen to have seats in the House of Commons. The divisions on the Factory Bill having made Dulilisters uncomfortable, they saw their parliamentary friends on tile subject last ...

... I SPARKS FROM A BATCH OF CONJURORS In consequence of the announcements that H Mr. Anderson, the Northern Wizard, have nadeerr oftblerr tion to amuse the British public forthwith the f luteill5. man coming into the field with a lot of nes,' a i 0'tc grtt latter with a succession of novel tricks, we are authrt ,,n th that the old sleight-of-hand cooupanyatwestminast lsd to state themselves, ...

... On Tuesday, the police received information that on the 22nd ult. the Throne Room in the Palace of Holyrood, Edinburg4, wats entered by thieves, and a variety of articles stolen therefrom, the property of the managers of the Exchequer of Scotland. The property stolen consists of six yards and a half of rich silver lace (gilt), 38 silver tassels, and 16 or 18 imitation ?? Wedsesday afternoon a ...

... RUMOURED LAW, CHANCES. We have been informed, upon authority on which we have every reason to rely, that Lord Plunket has positively resigned office as Lord Chancellor of Ireland. Sir J. Campbell will, it is said, succeed his lordship, and the consequent vacancy in the Attorney-Generalship will be filled by Sir T. Wilde. Mr. Austen is spoken of as likely to be appointed Solicitor- General in ...

... . - ?? -- Dirty streets6 warmn winds, and most people who 6an'get awvy amrusing themselves in the country: this is a short his- torv of{he town during the last weed of the year 1842. They who have remained in townhave hbad perhaps, rather nore iban the augl quantity of news to discuss, when it is consi- deted, that Parliament is not sitting, nor any distinct notion entertained of Government ...

... The Lord Chancellorhas appointed William John Williams, of Brighton, in the county of Sussex, gent., to be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery.-On Tues- [day, the horses attached to the carriage of General Corfield, bolted and ran into the shop-front of Mr. J.Beattie,gunOaltrer, Regent-street, smashing the whole of the windows, which were of plate-glass, and damaging about 200 ...

... INTELLICENCE EXTRA. i NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETITNG, 1843 MONDAY.-Mr. Thornhill's Extempore, 8st 1bb, agst Ar. Sloane Stanley's Cuwvolip, 8st -lb; D.M- 20 'h.ft. dbroke's Evenus, FRIDAY.-Lord EIxeter's Saros, yrs, agst Lord Stra 3 yrs, 8st 51b each; D.M.; 200, h. it. HOUGHTON MEETING, 1843. THuUSDAY.-Col. Peel's two yrs old (Heal ed uC , agot Mr. Copeland's two yrs old (sealed up), 8st 71b ...