Star. — London, England, 1823-01-06 00:00:00

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Dadaism, 1622. 13tRSONS whose ANNUAL PREMIUMS f a ll: due on tla: 25th instant, are hereby informed, that RE-. eseTs are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices o ver the ROYAL EXCHANGE and in PAL L -MA LI., as wa llas by their respective Agents in the se vera l Counties ; and Abe parties leisured ire requested t 6 apply for the Renewal of (heir Policies on or' before the 9th of January next, as the usual • Tifteen Days allowed for PaYeitent, beyond the date of each Po "hey, will then expire. SAMUEL PENNING; Jun. Sec. • 17 Attendance it giveii, daily at the 'said Dikes toe the Assu nate of Buildings, Goods', Itierchandizes, and Ships in 'harbour, fa dock, rr while building, from Loss or by'Fire ; and also for the Assurance of and Granting Annuities' on Lives. N.B. Fire Policies will be issued free of expense to the As• tared, where the Aurnal Preetuniainounts to 6s. or upwards. • siatiticittin ' it' l i fli . • r r • ------ " • . S _.. A. , ;ti ; :.:. • ..; . •-! . : ~.- PORT OF WEYMOUTH. Tlig .folknirVig COMMirltE .. has 'been ;Kor u ni-er" • •' •1 • • • YOILSALE BY AUCTION; . • . mired fot conducting the'SUBSCRIPTIoN for 'the 10fi. 7 2/ 7 order of tine Hon. Commissioners of his. Majesty'. CUSTOMS, LIEF of the SUFFERERS in SYRIA, vitila - Imwer to adt akihe Cuwww.House, bt this Port, on Tursamr,. February 4,, to their N um b er: . ... .......... s .Imur Arnim, Eaq. Alderman Jonis.LlrOs BIC . . • 2 frig• tINDgIi.MINTIO NEP .GORDA , , . . viz. . • Jour, IlLuNr, Esq. • R. H. 'Masten, p g . , i , - lir': • . sot AALSII3. • Sautrat. - Biticuas ESQ. J.:M. : Maims, Esq. 4:- - - 353 Gallons 'BRANDY. J. T. DAUBUZ I ' En. Viso-tax Maw*, Esq.. . • NIVEN KERR, ENI. JOHN Memos., Esq. • NOT FOIL MALTS& T 11031.13 Errri.twxu., Esq. Sir Roam ? W IONA g, Bart. 364 Gallons *BRA NDY. Eranaato Lee, Esq. • Thomas. Wu.soir, Beg. M.P. A . _ •!' 7, -' " • 868 Ditto • 10ENEVA. 17cwt. Old iron . The Committee prop ose meal! a Public Meting, to takeialck *ix so ap. . . ,1 Spars. 1 .consideration the present aletressfd Condition of the Syrians, 281 be. Sugar. . A Lady's Cap. when further Particulars will be laid before the Public. 316i.Turrants: .s. inlba. Wax Candles: *yr:chocolate. _. 1 1Q5 Ounces PLithia., sessmurnors MALADY neerivw.: • 3 Leghorn Manacle. - 4 Bottles Cordial Water. The Levant Company • - X5 O O 0 . 0 • 5 Bottles' Wine. libs. Succades. The East India Company - - 300 00 f t D ea l,. 1 Cambric-Handkerchief-rattle Jacob Bosanquet •-•--- . 20 0 0 I p a l,. th in . • J. t..lisubnz - Edward Lee . - .. . - . - .20 0 0 • 1 •t• ..- • .1: n =toleration. . -.-. 3 Pie • cel R • °Pe .!...ai.i: t..:i Niven •Kwr -- - * -474 3 41 8 1111 k 20:4 .0., .4-. • • 1 3 Silk Ilandkerehlefs Hunt) Briggs Brothers and Co - - , - %SO 00 • - f's. - 1 I Half tlaudkeriEcif: ••••1 • . John Hanson and Sons - - -••20 . 0 0 • . The - Goods may be viewed by applying at the Ciistritilt-oedoe, Jackson, IWaude, and Co. - - - • 10'10- 0 -...* Two Days previous to the Day of Sal e only. Z. Levy and Son s - - - - 10 10 .0 G. and W. Soltau and Co. - . - 'lOlO • Boddington and De la Chaumette 10 10 0 • - Thomas Burgos, - - -.•- 5 5 0 John Ilurgon and Sera - • • - 10 10 0 • ... • , ... R. W. Brant - - - - 5-. .5 0 1 Thomas Preston - - - ' - 55 0 William 'comfit:son • • -- • .. ~ ... .. /9 10 0 William littlish •... - . 4 . • - • ''lo to- 0 G. Etiley -• . - • ..• ' - l. 50 , T. S. - '. ' A7O .0 Mrs. Lee - " . 3- 0 - . o' ' Mrs. Daulaux l4 .5. - 4 1 , Fawkes, Horner, a n d Fawkes .- - 1010 01. W. Prior - - : - . 'la tit (•0-.. J. Prior • - , .. -.- k - 10 ie :10 ' - D, - • .. `4 •5 - 0 • 0 ' Smith, Marten, Smith, And Co. - •' ...,.. .. 5, 5 i 4 4! I. IL IL Marten and Sons - . 6. 2 % •.• Sr'S IS .. .. . • I'. Kettlewell - a . -,' 4r. . n . 10' 4 :. John Poynter. - . ... . :-. ..,' 41 75 lb T. and J. Bischoff and C o . • ••••• :s• ;ca. --,07 5.0 I hialtass - :• ••-• a - i • ...-,;1 , 0:14 .d ' W. 31altass - - . •••• . '. P'' ' ACP 0 .... • .. Gretn, Nichols, and Co. - : , .., 10 10: 0% • At:Messrs. Groteadd Con. •-• . •••• : • ; Enderby and Sons - •. - -.- .• 2 •-inmalmblo 10., it i• At Bosanqact and•co.'4. - .. . ' . . . IiEBDOMPAR Y. Moenstr,iiett.ser *"" - a - ae Sun rises at eight...- . -Twelfth 11)ay.—flioliday at.tha 1i0n&,./Exchequer , , and Molts , ;s ped South Sea H o u ses . •: . • .• TUFXDAL--The Sue setritlear...Theilardowie, alive minutes —after . sir. ' iiirsotzsnAv.—taciax.-.-Canjiinetion of Vetoes and. Mercury in the tropical sign Capricorn. Mercury 65f minutes south o f • 'Venus. •-• • • • ~ • To - wisp ty.—The days inereaue4-Aigittern idnuteso—Moon Apogee, Oilhat past of her orbit which is farthest from the Earth. Painiv.-4V iength of the night, inslnditig the evening and Ts - 15 hoOri and 56 minutes. SAvtatnay.-A . Yenus, an evening star, se t s a b out 20 minutes oiler ' four in the afternoon.-4,upiter acts about .12 minutes before four in th 4 gowning. a. -• This day was pulAshed, price 3a. 6d. THE LONDON LIBERAL; or, Antidote to Verse and Prose from the South, &c. &c. Convents :—Ttitroductiou—The Stars of Pisa—The Vision of Parnas‘its—ldheral Amenities from the South—An Andalusian Story, :7,411 the Portuguese—A Letter—Allemar and Ellen— Vegeta ;:e Di:!ner —V ulgarity—A Prating Fragment—Letters from Ahrir..l (Ostende)- 7 -Invitation to a Cockney Poet— Athr:Au—':he Twin Sisters—The Muleteer, Ste. &c. Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers'-Hall c&tirt, Ludgate-strr•ct ; and W. S.:ms, Pall-mall. :POLICE INTELLIGEXCE. {, ERo4 . o4'thlDAY'NlGtire NAPOLEON.-711.711 EDITION. This day was liablished, In Two Vols. Bvo. with Portraits, 28s. boards, dedicated, by permission, to Lady HOLLAND, the Fifth Edition of iAPOLEON in EXILE; or, A VOICE from ST. lIELENA.—The Opinions and Reflections of Na poleon on the most important events of his Life and Govern ment, in his own words. By BAR RY O'hIEARA, F.sq. his late Surgeon. Printed for W. Simplcin and R. Marshall, Stationere-liall wort, Ludgate-street; sold by J. Anderson, juu. Edinburgh; and Miltikin, Dublin. NA 7014:4N DANS L'Exite, translated under the inspection of Mr. infests, will be published in a few days. • • • • Serjeant Bqsaitquet.. • • 10 10 . .0 Bounquct • 'lO 10 0 Busioquet and Co. 22 0• 0 Chas. Bpsanqu'et ' ••• • • It: Al‘Phelson s . 2 - 2 Q At lierries. Farquhar. and CO.'. .0 A Widoiv's Mite • 4.. • • . 0.1 Anon} mous 1 .0 -if 0 lt 6011 . iv •• 7 . a' o The Committee earnestly request attentloatd the eircutnetan_ . ces; that, in the space of ten or twelve secoads, and aver an extent of upwards of 12,000 square: miles, siaectly, bduse br a cottage escaped iuddeu'destruttion tteenty, thouiand of the inhabitants, at the foie* esMistnation, -were ettiabed to death in the ruins -; atiequal nieiber were wounded, and the survivors reduced to A state of the most abject Misery. . • Ilse Committee beg to . observeithat the value of messily being Much greater in Syria than in this couniii,ietimparail4lyrilall sum will provide neestisailei and provisions for a family for seve ral months ; the smallest contributor, therefore, will enjoy the satisfaction of having afforded relief to his fellow-creatures under , the most calaniitous-eirc.utustances. RALL'S PAT,EI•IT STARCH, for getting up Lace, Muslin, Linen, Ste. of a beautiful colour, and pre senting their turning yellow. This new and superior Article forms a milting contrast, on comparison with every other kind .of Starch, by its brilliant whiteness; add, when'irepare& for t rose according to saw directions, is considerably stronger, and , •ennsequently more economical.. Its greatest. excellency consists .In being very fluid and transparent (notwithstanding its superior sfreneh), resembling a thin solutim of fine Gum Arabic : thus divested of the thick and pasty quality of common Starch. It is .worthy of remark, that the latt , :r is so defective in colour, &c. that the manufacturer usually adds a portion of blue to it, in order to disguise such impurities; but this expedient is not re spired with the patent article. Sold in convenient Packages, whnlesale and retail, et 131, Wood -street, Cheapaide ; J 47, Strand, London, warranted ge gitalne ; and may be obtained of every respectable Dialer in Starch, in •rewn and Country. The Committee have already transmitted OisiTnocsaxnPoonns through the medium of ihe Consul-General of the Levant Com pany, at Constantinople, with particular instroctions to cause It to be distributed without regard to Nation or Religion. They soli cit, therefore, the Contributions of the lienevolenf,with an assu rance that the utmost attention shall be paid to the Distribution of the Funds Which may be committed to their care, and that an account shall be hereafter rendered of the manner is which they may be appropriated. Subscriptions continue to be received by dogs Titrornit:us Muses Eaq. Treasurer to the Levant Company, No. New Broad:street ; BY HIS MAJESTY'S LETTERS PATENT. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH, superseding the Madras and other Shirting Cloth, the most pleasant. and beneficial to wear in the East and West Indies, as well as in this and the more cold. Climate', and of the greatest economy. Merchants, Families from abroad, and the Public, are respectfully informed, the Amite is sold, in entire cases for exportation, and by the piece, &c. from ~ .t6 to , Sit yards each, at Ittd. 2s. and es. 6d. pet yi, to the finest qualities, stamped as above, at their WA EHOCSE, No. 16, CHNAPS/J 4 .IE, and mowhere else ; where. eves y kind of the choicest FORE I 0 N and BRITISH GOODS, Linens, Muslim, Shawls, and the newest Articles for Morning and Evening DreSe, are constantly selling,Whclesale and Retail, on the lowest ready money terns. Family Linens and French Goods, with the India, and British ditto, of every kind, are warranted, and the amount returned if a fault appears; and no second price made. Families from abroai, &c. purchasing for entire new establish— mems, can make their selections to the greatest advantage at-. tamable. Mr. C EORCIR f.tonau., Secretary to the Levant Company, at their Office, South Sea-House; by all the Bankers; and at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee-House. Levant Company's Office, 4th January, 1822. hums et placens • Thy house, and (in the cup of life, • That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. • • , QOCRATES, by his discourse on Marriage, so en raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married men new to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded; 'and " The. Spectator" has affirmed, that the woi d wife" Is the most agreeable and delightful name in nature. The sacral institudon,.then, of inarriage, compasses the de- Aideratinn of our enjoyment; teeming not only. with .happiness Oft et.ri . h, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Family Linens of.all• Klock, and , Printed Flyealtures, being regular!) , R: cite i%:holoqale peke, by the Piece, 4ce,. FOB, CQLI/4,. CQV Li 8, ASTHLMAS;ac. . PECTORAL-ELlXlR.—Axperiewe during JL a very long period has insontestildy proved tho.oupesiogefff eany of this Medicine in all cases of Colda,Coughs, and Asthinatie, • Affections. 1;y prormthig gentle expectoration, it very shortljt ttlievestbe patient of a slight or recent Cold, and 4 few dosci are generally auffiekin to remove those which neglect has rendered more confirmed and obstinate, aid which are accompanied with Tough, spitting of blood, and other serious symptoms. Its pecu liar balsamic towers tend to heal soreness and allay the irritation Oldie lungs, in cases of cough, and in asthmatic affections it assists and gives freedom to the breath. . . Sold in Bottles, at Is. lid. and 2s. 9.1. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Chelipside, St. rasa's, and 220, Regent-street (near the Ar gyle Ltsoms), London ; 20, Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; 54, Saekville-street, Dublin ; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout tin United Kingdom. 11. B. ! Be careful to ask for BUTLRR'S PECTORAL Ittrxte, and to observe the-Governnient Stamp has the words " Butlers, 4, Cheopaide," engraved on it.. Previous. however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty, mu only to regulate the passions., hut to ci t anse the grosser muure.from those impurities which the freetlunt of *unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention aft attributable many of those hapless instances, which, wilily they excite • the commiseration of thv beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self- puLmoNAp, co..pLAtNrs... A• . 1 81 R UGH VENA 13LES Proprietor of the • newly-discuveml Medicine denominated YEN. BLES'S - INDIAN STUD!' has the honour to acknowledge - the justice end liberality with which Lumerous families have expressed their satin . ..lc:ion of the eminent efficacy of his /hdien Syrup in the cure and relief of Asthma, Couluniptions, and all Complaints of the Lungs, Sure Throat, Spi.tting of Blood, Nervous Debility, slcc. Mr. Vetsables embraces ibis opportunity of announcing w the Public, that in order to extend, as widely as 'possible, the benefits of his Lathan Syrup, helm, appointed Mew:, lsircLy and Sons, of Fleet-market, London, hit sole Agents for the Sale Abe._ reof. Most respectable mimes will he given up by Hugh Y.ciLibles, of Lewisharalane, Greenwich, or Messrs: Barclay tad SoLs, of persons who are living testimonies of the extra:,r ilbary virtues of this Medicine ; and parents will hencefOrth be • !finked to find that so valuable, at the same time so palatal/1r Temedy has been discovered for the (looping Cough, %silica, in mildest manner, it eradicates in a very short psrio.i, • Sole wholesale only by Barclay and Sons, PM-market ; and ret a il b y Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Stradling and Nix, Royal exchange ; MackreU, Zi3, and Sequeira, 153, Wbitechapel ; and iU Venders of Medicine throughout the United Kingdom. ee 4s. Gd..the balf-pirit bottle, with proper directions for use. , B. The lab e l en every, bottle is signed by Mr. Ven.itaei, Cho Cu/victor. • reproach. - I.lxuriOns habits will effeminize the hinhy-sa I;itsidence in the tropics will relax the elastic. fibre--but ranee especially does the premKiure infatuation of youth too frequently comproMise the natural dignity Into a state of inanition; from whence the ago nixed stifiererthore than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, Shea, we address ourselves, olferinglope-,energy—tnes cular streogth--felicity ; nor will our ulleances appear question.. 414 sanctioned 4 they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. Thz.easy ear& of married life mit sometimes disturbed by the suspension of shine blessings whisk • concentrate the • nuptial wreath—fur the female habit is often constitutionally weak.-- yet. it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. • 11l every cast of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every re laxation of the gliseratilre ecooorny, we pledge oar ability to cure speedily, and with eNect.:. Earuestly solicinras to expel the onfeeling . enspyrie front, the .poslelon fo,presumptouusiy taken up', we deviate front general principles with less hesitationy, and co n fid e nt in our own honourable ineogrity AS :Members of the College of SurgionS, we refer the suffering conintimity•of either 14:.1 (especially •those.!entering ,into• matrimonial life) at once. to our house, vei d n's .daily ettsaulance given fur parson* con. Lio sultation ; letters iruus the cooptry are .immediately an swered ; these must tontaio I.teMittlnteTor Advite and Mrdi eine, which ann be forwarded- tcrany part of the World, hoW.: , ever distant. GOSS and Cu. a%l. r . C. Surgeonst . No. 7, JehMworetrost, St, Jambsa; and No. 11, liciucerterstreet, Fleet-strem, LOndort. Just published (Tenth . I.4ition),. The AEgia a [anti- liar commentary_ on the above Diseases. liy b sass and' CO.' Ad dresses! tti the. Youth and- :tlateiritty•st bosh Seine... May it; bad at 20, Paternoster-ewe Sp, :RAI- i%1411:; rtincfs•strePt• Soho; 174, fleet-street; 40, West 3mithrield • aaeof air/look eller& rriCe 53. man and • .'r4 . 40V - rt. _,ltig, pf - ,,thie,.24lAristracy of the . . 'CO - Unr t y or i ird . e!ex took 'place on in rsdali . , at the Seisiohs House, .Clerken - well-liven, ;for the nit rpose of receiving tesTipppiels .froni.,ttte. different Can-:ti dates or the vacant (rovernorship of the Tieusref • . . ---- . - , . • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. • • CsOltinnttalle.neohati/acnnielar s s • V ewari s of sixty Mi t - Louis Hippollte Martelly, Finsbury-square, merchant, from Ja. gistraiesattetioed, and they-fonnd sotrrething to ,dv nuary It to March 1, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners for, i fluent; of Mine five or sir Can didates : as ,hid . . .. . of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. • • been expected, no fewer than tWeety-seven declare John Jenkins Thompson, late of Bermondsey-wall, boat - builder, , • • 1 I • Af • due -- - . - ( 1 • toemse yes. ter a const ereUon. of-iheir re . - from January 11 to 18, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghainstreet . spective claims, the followies eighteen were placed Hugh Beams, Lordship-lane, near Sydenham, stock-broker, in nomination; from January 7to 18, at eleven, at the Court of Commis- 1. John Vickery, Senior Principal (Veer at 51w -street. . "loners on Bankrupts, Basinghall - street. 2. Ilenry Case, from Bory, n 7 years of age: unmarried: .. . I;NNKItUPTCI SUPERSEDED. 3. Hassell, 42 years of age: married. -Frames Lee, Dorking, Essex, victualler. 4. John Banks, 37 years of ago : married : two children. 5. William Field, Captain of a Prison Ship for prisoners °lariat, - ' • BANKRUPTS. •47 years o f age: ma r r i ed : two children. 17tritnal Parkes, Stottrbtidge, Worcestershire, grocer, to sur- 6. Lieutenant William Chapman, of the Rifle Corps. render January 00, at four, al, and February 15, at eleven, 7. lieutenant Charles Anthony, of the Royal Navy. , ,:. sat the Wheat Sheaf ink, Bewdley. Attornies Messrs. Wright 8. Lieutenant-Colonel Hill, Ilalf-pay. . _ and Co. Inmer Tennste; or Mr. Hunt, Stourinidge. 9. l'hilip Frushard, Clerk in the Secretary of State's Office for n Smith Johnson, late of Manchester, fustian-rnanufactu- • the Home Department, 39 years °lase : married: . ner, January 17,18, and February IS, at ten, at the Star Inn, 10. ltichar4 Lean, 42 years of age : married : no children. ' qqatlitchester. Attornies, Mr. Atkinson, St. James's-square, 11. Richard-harness, Master and Commander, Royal Navy, --Manchester; or, Sdr...Makinson, Middle Temple. 42 years et age : married : n o f am il y . - Jpbn Houghton, Liverpool, merchant, January 29, 30, and Fe- 12. Trevillign Itavele, Half-pay, aged 45: married : children. bsiiary•ls, at one, at the-Office of Messrs. Bardswell, Drury- 13. Jolt's Debenharn, aged 50 : married : eight children.. J 14. Joseph Atinins, aged 48 : marri e d : one c hi ld. • • : lane, Liverpool, Attornies, Messrs. Blackstock and nonce, • %.' Temple • Or Messrs. Orred and Co. or Messrs. Bardswell 15. nrancis Trines, Half-pay. "Son, deerpool. ' • • - • . - • 16. Ridhard Lancaster. Walhal l a Daw, High Heiden, Kent, potter, January 11, 2 , 17. William Butters4eki, Post-Captain, Royal Navy, twenty= and February 15, at ten, at the George Inn,' Cranbrook. 18.1s:_ on Ju e yea rr,„_.w rsist al a h n es : . i tu ng r . d. The 16th is the day y. a .m iTo N in ew te t d on f an or a t h li i e s w el i e fe c , ti w on ho . ket, - Attornies, M r. James, Ely-place, Holborn; or Mr. Otta •,__way, Steplehurst.• S'anlutstil f a o n ; l: g t oo 'ni- d st p re l:c ri es ti , trail and d' r u a n d t . • • homas Newell,. Amberley, Sussex, shepkeeper, January 9, At _ four, 10, and Feb IS at twelve at .the Crown Min ~, .'or Messrs . a w lt ho e g i p s r t o e f r es t a nfi to ce fi , h t de g co pad rner it o r i v Places f u r g ood . servants, appeared before M. Minstrutn, the t hl ei in cole Fre r L h ma: t , ree ' Ar t. undel for a violent assault, A yr ru ee n n te h l. aud Att Hea Attornies, Richard Reader s Old-street-'bad, timber-merebant; lanuary 11, 18, and February 15, at eleven, at the Copra of commis- Sitting Magistrate, and obtained e • alleged to have been nonsmitted by inns on Mrs. Newton, in her warrant against Mr. Coleman, y oung, a watchnuaker s residing in ntary-la-B onne, stoners of Bankrupt!, Basin ... .. gball . atrt'en At . trairtn , , ~. .. r Mr ., • _ - Inarkskines " • - •". • • ' - • s • own innise, on the preceding day. The defendant being soon DIVIDENDS to be.made in BASING FIALI„STRERT. afterwards taken, and Min Newton and Ler huaband being pre ' Jan. '5, G. Otley, New Bond-street, tailor, at twelve. - jay. sent, the ease was illVeStigated. 2S, 'l'. liempster, Bouverienstreet, Fleet -street, carpenter, It ;Sirs. New:, stainkthat the defendant name into her office eleven. Jan. 25, A. Smith, fame-stre e t-square, merchant, at on Friday, accosted her in the most abusive manner, called h er eleven. Feb. 25, T.sifill and H. Wood, late of Queenhithe, husband a swindler, threatened to expose thetin by bringing them oilmen, at twelve. Jan. 25, R. 8.-Rozby, Arbour-square, Corn- to Bow.street, and finally, not only created a tint in froM of the inertial-road, merchant, at one. Jan. 7, 'l'. Griffis, High-row, house, but taking a large wooden bar,Said he 'would murder her, Knightsbridge, plumber, at twelve. Jan. 25, G. Milne, Broad- and did actually linnet a severe contusion an her ri s ht arm, which street, merchant, at eleven. Jan.-11, W. _Lloyd, tens and jun. was in consequence black and blue. She Was at length con_ late of Lower Thames -skeet, slopseners, at • twelve: Jan. 25,. strained to call forassiatance, when two yiung women came H. Rowe, Ainen-Corner, printer, at one. Jan. 25, .G. B. Whal- down from x room on the first floor, one of whom he knocked ley, Basingliall-street, woollen-draper, at eleven. Jan. 14, J. down, and the other he struck. In the scuffle he broke a pane Duwley, lati of Willow -street, • Bankside, coal-merchant, at of glass; and to this might be added, his haling made such re twelve, Jan. 24, It. Wilks, Chancery-lane, printer, at eleven. presentations to Ladies and Gentlemen who Caine to the Office DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY, in search of servants, as to induce their to go Tway with an in. jorious impression on their minds with respect to the character who stated that tbey found the defendant engaged in pushing ' Feb. 4, W. Prole, Georg e h a rn, D evon , y eoman , a t eleven, of the eitablishment. Two girls were called by Mrs. Newton at the Golden Lion Inn, Barnstaple. Jan. 28, J. H. Clough, J. S. Wilks, and J. B. Clough, Li verpoo l , merc h ants , at one, Mrs. Newton about ; one of them stooped to lift up his hat, when at the George Inn, Dale-street, Livespoos J am 27, Thomas, he instantly shoved her down and trod on her foot. James, John, and Robert Ratcliffe, Manchester, calico-printers, Mr. Coleman begged to state the whole case front the corn at one, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Jan. 29, ' E.and J. }lora mencement. On the 9th of December last his wife went to the man, late of Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, bankers, at office of the eon h tplainants, and asked If there were any *errant. eleven, at the Crown Inn, Evesham, Worcestershire. Jan. 30, disengaged, li as 5 e tvanted a maid . of ainneark 7 Sik was received J. Dart and J. 111‘ Alp's', Carlisle, hosiers, at eleven, at the room to which there that a good fire. Mrs. Newton then ea rs. Newton with great politeness, and shown up stairs to a Crown and Mitre Coffee-house, Carlisle. an. 28, T. Newton, by . liolbrach, Lincolnshire, and W. Newton, West Walton, Nor pressed great•regist s he had come no late, as 'all their ser folk, woolbuyers, at eleven, at the White Hart'lnn; Spalding., vants were gore, but she had s a v e r s !, sonic of whom would, no Jan. 27, J. L Fairchild, late of Thurlbi, Lineolnahlre, farmer, doubt, suit her. She then stated the rul es o f her office, which at eleven, at the Bull . Inn, Bourn. Jan. 29, J. Luke, Exeter, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Globe Tanein, Ex e ter. weee, that Mes. Coleman should pay 3s. 6d. to have he r name • - on the books,. and, being thus registered, she might, either come hawses and no doubt her wants wou ld b e i mmediate), supplied. CERTIFICATES.—Jarr. 25. • there to choose for herself, or servant s s h ou ld b e sent to her Mrs. Coleman accordingly paid h er 3 s . 6 d . and was duly regis draper. T. Jackson, Wath-upon-Deanne, Yorkshire, gro ce r. tered. On the next day and oth er success i ve days she attended • G. A. Hesse, Church-row Fenchurchostreet, hunker . T. . the o ffi ce, coming all the way f rom M ary -la-bonne, but not a Eveleigh, Devoshire-street, Queen-square, Bloomsbury, linen single servant was forthcoming. • She then d es i re d sonie might C. Tatner, Horton Kirby, Kent, makster. T. Sylvester, Wit . Mall.- - never fulfilled—no servant ev e r c ame , He (Mr. Coleman) be lien Oxfordshire, currier. ‘J. Motley, Charlton-row, -be sent to her house, which w as prom i sed, but thls•pronlise was coming impatient of this delay, r eso l ve d to go to the office himself. cheater, merchant. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. lgallarn- and Adnitin High Itotteirn, oilmen. Ansel! and Mrs. Newton, after some words, accused him of corning there to Chidwick, Deal, carpenters. Simpson and Cu. Manehester, hurt the respectability -of the concern. He rejoined, that she calico-printers. blisters and Cu. Stoke-upon Trent, Staflord- bad forfeited tier respectability by entering into enga p. ats shires 'earthenware-Manufacturers. Fisher and Blentnan, New- which she could not perform. - Mrs. Newton - then said, " Oh, port, Salop, anomie'. Ware and Evans, Strand, music-sellers. ah ! your character is up ; the fact is, the reason you have risk a Wilton and Freeman, Seward-street, tioswelnstreet, drug- servant is, that nobody will live with you, and if you don't quit grinders. Smith and Co. 31iesion-bouse4lece, East India-agents. this house, I'll pull the very -nose off your face." She then Inglis and Co. Ls don. Wyide and Co. Great lkilton e Lanca.. barred the doors, and sent for an o f fi C er to g i ve him ineharge fbr shire, cotton-spinners. T. and B. Edgington, Tuoley-etreensintiot, The officer refused to take the charge. He attempted sack-cloth-manufacturers. Henlock and Callcutt, Knaresbnouglt, to.take the bar of the door down to get nut—upon which the Wien-manufacturers. T; and R. IteynoM., - Hettford,ctrevt„ fair lady rushed upon him like a tigress -seized his coat; and Fitzroy-square, coal-merchants. J. and E. Cooke, Ashburn- was pulling hint in when he pushed her from him. 'At this too-. ham, Sussex, millers. Sack•and Plokker, London, ship-broker.. Merit the other two gins came down stairs, and knocked off his Kateevers and Bedford, Milks-Meet, Ctssipaine. Brooki and" hat. He solemnly denied ever striking any of them ; and the Thimbkby, Old.streeteroad, pavenbrekers. Hulse and. Myatt, only' violence that took place, occurred when he was endeavour- Laile-End, Staffordshire, manufacturers of earthenware. Read ing to escape from the clutchei of Mrs. Newton. and Co. Downe's Wharf; St. Botolph Without Atelgave, wharf- - Tha result was, Mrs Miasma.c said, he 'circuited eying 'an 1 Lagers. White and kreuck, Upper Mary-la-bonne-streen cabi- opinion as to the eunduct of th e ' o t e party hi the (eke:- t . 1:: ut as net-Makers. Carr and Co. Brighouse, Halifax,' cudbear-manu- war s *auk ft had been sworn to,was his iluty Ward, Liverpool, nuid-dressers Beck gild Cet. ,Shrewabur to honi Mr. C. to factures!. Bell and Co. Maidenhead, vintlets. Powell and ban,. tntanswerst the Sessions.- Yesnns Mr. Culeman was allowed to gn in s e ar c h of bar'} - ; -with which I. 1 surgeons. Daniell and lionia, Londokniaivialon-merchnnits.— •Xs t promised to-attend in the evening.. • . gannrox- MIDI/C.—Saturday, Jim .I'abery, a present= kthe i L. and W. Fryer,- Compton-stteets Cleekenerell, wateingliders.' SSA+ G Vuly , k ;: , - entproy of Air:lan:et Moyes, is restable printer In Green ' S u a r li a t t t l, ant pa i t: 11 1.. 1 o f it elich ers. 4 l l 3r e' ad shiP-b ley • ad if t er Ll4 %. li e: nOe ld ani L en d""l 'street', Ilstton-narden, ivas broisglst lo c um., 011ic'e in the Custody ttreet, cabinet-makers. Readwin and Bruce, -Wandoirnstreet,- orxffin a titatick, the officer, charg e d with robbing tit matter. Suite, carpenters. T. and E. link; SLneliestet, small-ware- I ' About One o'clock on tkat day, as this priest cr was gsing home l manufaceurerts Williams and lzgg, O xford s hire t, •coacksa I , Mr. -o, e ,being es. co etas , sad s :T. wou-ht to dinner, it was noced that all his esckets aspesr d mined ;thing • ll v s t ' I s ' • 'h . I makers. J. and wits GloverZLondod 'add 'Dublin, sitteYchanns.-'en: with , gm - Wnstm and Sinottinns , sSineennnur , Philel a us* &id ' , ' Mit -C4.17 biik;na sea: cheintelten his toe -tmaisteoat, at d nreecn nee' ts pi s, Olsi liroad-s , wine-men. 1 tkiason - .. . lyinr. • Nair Ftn! rdira his hat; av sre found to Ise fi lled with cials. - for; who, after. talhig th e ?Milner fin cos. 's*itte-meiehants.• iimakinpart qfstninatrpna•roonis at thin 9f.. tired-maker iSfser.er s lesign:lgs, nt. .:ti a_ 1 ~. Doves4eurt, manunscti , he fo . ::: - .4 tete/esti tkree anai faaritnadred and intvin, Immense quastnn of pape - r, several valuable Gunn, Ilan_ ' or printing, ard .):le. r prop ert y, to a laii,e . _ ... field; file-rnani ' unfaintetts.''" Wjils. the ' s s was , liiien.drapers. 1 Mouiliet ina id -street, merchants. At . killkson 2 44 iloftefs ig4k -13 9 41 , I 1:11CIV - 4:10 st a: CUM ,W H Ili libreck was.sellt fa reliants. Yinteriti 'and TaYkii; o'6as-street, IFlnstury,-, as Teel tile' - erw.viroi iehants.- • Marsden and liallietffth,:Althfostiunder:Llite,.: tod, autllking hin Leta. D. and J. H. %Vagstaff, gkintier.street, .. '- brers. Cpbbidd. anti Cox, Harwich, brewers.' 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