>From Felix Farley's Bristol Journal ( Bristol, England ), Saturday, September 1, 1787; Issue 2027. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP This is to give notice, that the partnership between THOMAS WALL and WILLIAM BALL , maltsters and brewers, is by mutual consent agreed on to be dissolved the 29th September next. - All persons to whom said partnership may stand indebted, as also all persons indebted to said partnership, are hereby requested to settle their respective accounts at the compting-house of WALL and BALL , Montague-street. BRISTOL THOMAS WALL Aug. 22, 1787. WILLIAM BALL BRISTOL, August 22, 1787. WILLIAM BALL , Maltster and Brewer, begs leave to return thanks to his friends and the public for favors already received in the above branches, during his connections with Mr. THOMAS WALL , and takes the liberty to acquaint them that he intends continuing in business, at his home in Stoke's-Croft, facing Hillgrove-street; and begs leave to solicit their future favors, which he will endeavour to merit by supplying articles of the best quality, and on the most reasonable terms.