The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-06-13 00:00:00

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Gesery, bee Prima. and the PAW, that her ALARM will take pleas at the above Thestm MI MON P AY seat, Jens 111, 11111. whew will be pertensed Ithskeepeare's Tragedy, of HAMLET, PRINCE OF DIIINMARR I Hamlet (Ind Use. sad for that sight only,) wigielle led by Mrs. OLOVF.R ; The Ghost., Mr. lIIIRTCrie : Qesee. Mrs. lIRRRSTON, (late of the Throne Royal. Drery-Laas. who has kindly commented to set foe this Ophells, by Mlle KELLY. who bee Mussily oared her serviees.—(de pensissios of the Proprietor el ibe Theatre Royal, tallish Opera nee's. Am Allover is happy to announce that Airbag obtained the psererfel aid of adr:IIRAHAM end Madame VIISTRIS. wtS4: fu ititadsornest maser eessieled le s et= pie Pertieethrs of whielt me be aft Ilse/bele to amathdle eta the a * R dogrel Camill Fares of The STIMMOM, Paris of Cl* sod DelairetibfWibe IPLELLir.Ied lie WRENCH, (by t M psemiesiem of the Proprietor ofilealteelre Royal, liaplisb Opere Reese.) Uses fis.--Pit hs.—LowerAallery ht.—Upper Gallery Is. Tithets gad plass to be bed of Mn. Stever, Ns. 29, Row-attest. Corset Garden; sad of Mr. Stemma, at the Rog Mee, Strand Nemec me.— ATIONAL MONUMENT to COMMEMORATE Ithe LONGEST REION of sny BRITISH ittIVE . *est to Record the Virtues of his Late MAJESTY 4 ' elettßOß the THIRD. PATIOS, WO iteryai Highest, the DOKE of YORK. TWWSTSOS. waist Barges, Ran I . J. Ramsbettoso, Esq. M.P. 1111111mak Keg. M.P. Tanaseenaa, Moors. Drammead. Ma 'l'e of the COM MCITEE and SUB-COM- Ora beid Jeee 9, at )4. 19, Hearlettoetrest, Caves it WS/ net the Earl of Rleeslagtoo be requested to joss tile Payee. his Rival Higbee,' the Duke of York. :rt the pre set Mate of the Sebeeription. and to lay h goesliflgliessa 'Male Letters addressed to Mr. pow Wyatt ea the solgest of Oland National Mo . 0.11 4:4111,11eit a Meeting of the Committee sad SubeCape s igisie Mid ea lialooday sett. the lab of Jess. al two oft*, tsta that the Rade* ikeretary be direetedio wait ee mi bilimbeis of the Consasithe as are is Leaden, Is mi. Vitt That the balmier Reaelntioes mode IS * IA bli lilt of retweary. and emeraml en the Rill W ~....a s igeh, with a view 44 envyleg lie letsaielle; we saga, sad of glirlag seeerity to the FA RS, isillsklii ralfieedi .. BLESSINOTON, Claims,. amirsil o Mt MIS rude be Inlevesed. that the design Its MeMe to be created la honour of the Memory of t _sed which has been projected and Is to 11•611001b7 Mr. Maltby* Wyatt. is sow ready. at 74e. ig.figgistie-street, Cavendish-square. where persons wish hog pi become Subscribers may bare as opportunity of in spreeia9 ii. (Signed) BLESSINOTON, Chairman. lemilved, Tett the number of the Sub-Committee be asiNded to Twenty-one Members, with the power of in creltdegtheir number If necessary ; the additional Members she proposed at one Meselag, sad ballotted for at the sue /Naas He. Resolved, That eve Members shall constitute a quorum. Reaslved. That It shall he competent for any three Mem bers of the Sub-Committee to call a Meeting by a itequisi ties in writing. signed by them to the Secretary. who shall give Ow days notice to every Member, free of postage, when the same is to be held. cationhat a regular set of Books be kept ander the ettend of Letter Book, where the correspoodeete *IR be entered. Cash Books, where the accounts shall be regularly kept, lied Minute Book, where all the proceed jigs shall be entered ; the Cask Rook and Minute 'Book to ie kept in duplicate, one by the Secretary and the other by Mr Wyatt. Resolved. That the Books be at all times open for the in 'portion of the Members of either of the Committees. Resolved, That all the principal Bankers throughout lib kiagdom be requested to receive Rehaerlptiontfor the Pete Mostament in Memory of his late most need Ma telved, That the Treasurers, Messrs. Drummond, be Mrs ted to receive the Subscriptions, subject to the drafts of Snb-Committee. Resolved, That the Treasurers be authorised to pay the drafts of the Sub-Committer, signed by the Secretary and Res Members. Resolved. That no draft shall be drawn without its having been proposed and approved of at is. Meeting, sad sane- Sowed at the succeeding one. Resolved, That when mousy is proposed to be particular notice thereof shall be given to each M=l *thetilib-Cormaittee. . R%solved, That a General Meetlart of the Rebseribeeit I 'lse held every ail months. when en account of the state of em.ersaueod..e.she weaves, of the work shall be laid be- PROCLAMATIO.Y OF THR CORONATION . Mr. Lee, the High Constable of Westminster, has received the following "Notice to prepare for making proclamation, toasovvew, at the usual plasma, Charier Cross, Temple Bar, hc. of his Majesty's approaching Coronation. estates or axles. " In pursuance of an Order of Cosset!, bearing date • the Vtb day of Jame ipotesi, directing nee to cause the - Proclamation for appointing the day hr his Majesty's - Coronation to be proclaimed aids, usual time and p 1 and with the usual solemnity, I have to dais, yea will canoe a sufficient number of constables to attend the. mid Proclamation on Thursday nest, the 14th isiteet,• at ten o'clock is the foresee* at WOOtOthigifr Ball Gate. `- (lives under soy hand sad seal, this Ile dep el Jose. is the Second Year of oar Seworeip laid Omer the Fourth, by tlse.Orace of %rodol.r.Usheliiiet dee of Most Britain and i" Defaulter of • the Faith, Ike. and in the Tear of our Lone 1821. "11. H. NOLTNICX . 110WAftie, U. It• M. " . " To Mr. W. Loe,.High Carestable of Westminster." The following official circular notice woe met yes terday to the Lord Mayor :-- " College of Anemias. IL MI. "Me 11.0110.—1 n pursuance of an Order of Ceeheil. • bearing date the ninth day of this instant Jane, directing we to cause the Proclamation for appointing 4 day for his Majesty's Coronation to be proclaimed et the usual tittle and places, and with the usual solemnity, 1 have to request your Lordship will cause a sufficient number of Constables to attend the Proclamation on Thursday next, the 11th instant, at II s'elock ill the forenoon, from Temple Bar (where the Constables of Westminster are to leave the Procession) to the Royal Elehan F e. " 1 have the honour to be. " lour Lordship's most obedient, humble servant, (Signed) "H. 11. Alniertecx HaIVARD, D. E. M. " To the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Ike. Scr." In ronse.;nence of this notice the Lord Mayor has issued summonses to the members of the Court of Al dermen and the principal City Officers, to be in attend ance during the ceremony in their State-dresses. His Lordship will afterwards dine at the Old Dailey with the Judges. The workmen began this morning to excavate the holes which are to receive the snpp..rters of the rrit ate platfortn leading from the House of Lords to Pure% Corner. The ground for Ow Champion's stable bas also been staked out. It is situated about the centre of New Palace-yard, in a direct line fro o Westminster Hall gate, and will be forty feet in length by tweaty feet in width. In Westminster-ahhey the upholsterers have rum. meowed nailing up the crimson lining of the orches tra and gallery adjoining. The different seats and galleries have not yet all been apportioned; bet this will shortly be done. A model of the /Olefins . of .the Abbey has been just completed. It is Made to a scale of two inches and a half to ten feet, and every part of the edifice intended to be devoted to the ceremony of the Coronation is distinctly displayed. Ry this the ex act number of tickets which it will be proper to iside will he accurately calculated. The Lord High Steward viewed the progress of the works yesterday at two o'clock, and expressed his sa tisfaction at the activity which had been displayed. - VONISTT TN HOLBORN. NiXON. GRAHAM and CO. respettfuily ainoosce, Ihey bays OPENED the spades, PREMISES lately osomplog by Messrs. llovuosons and Co., In a style hither to nolmoiro la that part of the Metropolis. Their Stock is sin dam more ostensive than say other heels la that street, sod dr prlooslioor sot the smallest compaorisow ev with fthe re-1 pier tissanhtla seeds in that sitighboaritod, en ur the most beerier goods. Those ladles who have regularly pa tronised High Holborn, will feel great pie:sere in being this to select the very best of goods on the lowest terms, sod without else betides! abatement. The variety consists *finery selidsgooerally sold by Arst-rate Lines-drapers. Ilillootoosolo, *Won and Moyers. and from the liberal Miele on which the whole will be condected. it is justly posoomill the New Concern may be worthy of public sties lion.-111sgant Loos Shawls. of the largest site. are selling at ?3. each, and in .every fancy colour at Xis.: Damask Table Cloths, large end handsome patterns. at ihs. tid. eseh, fell to quarters lone ; and full three yards long at 14s. ; fashionable Chintz Dresses. In every colour. richly flounced. at Its. Oil. each, and worked Robe Dresses. at its. lid.; real India Nankeens, 34. 211. the piece. and beautiful Jacconets. exceedingly line, at Is. ay aril; excellent Foirniterei. Is. a y ard. and rich coloured ground Chintzes, full ell-wide, at iv, twl. : fast coloured Linings, tid. a yard, and ell-widen. at thi ; rich figured and plain Urosde Naples ; satins and Irish Poplins ; Italian Nets, at Is. Ad. a yard. and fine India Books, at NJ. and Sd. ; with excellent Furniture Dimities, at Sid. a yard. P.S. Those Ladies who once make a parchase of Irish Linens, will unquestionably return a seeoad tiene.—lio slery and Gloves of every description .-991. High Holborn. ANtIEL INN, ST. CLE3IEN'I"S, STRAND. GENERAL. OFFICE. FOR TRAVELLING AND CON VEYING PARCELS AND MERCHANDIZE. THE following MAILS and other COACHES go from the above Inn:— Paris Royal Mail, rim Dover , Tweedsy and Friday Nights, it twelve. Pr Portsmouth and Gosport Mall, through Oodalming. tersfield, and Portsea. every Eveniog at a quartet Past 0 1 sad Hoods! at half east G. Os Its deflval a poets* salisp the Isle of Wight, to mosey patmesgerb aid parcels; and s Mail Coach seta off to Mewing, through Drayton, Ilavant. Emsworth. Se. Gloucester Mail, through Henley. Oxford, sad Chelses• ham, every Eveaing eta quarter-past 7. and *today at half past Dover and Canterbury Mail. through Greveteed. Chat ham, sod Fevershant. every seeming at a wearier past 7, and *today at half past Frost an t er bery. passengers and par cels are conveyed to Deal. Margate, Ramsgate, Sanfivrteh, he.; and front Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folkstone, Vsnitgate, Hythe, Dimclenreh. Romney, sad I.ydd. Milford Mail, through Carmarthen. Llandilo and hayer fordwest. every evening at a quarter-past 7. sod Sunday at Sere them. Rdsoteed, That the Secretary he directed forthwith to oddness as many persons of dlstlnetioa and inflame as =tole, throughout the kingdom and abroad, Informing Of the plan, and soliciting their support and interest of 'lbis aciletteking. Resolved, That Mr. Hooper be appointed the Assistant Se • artery. Resolved, That the foregoing Resolutions be read for confirmation at the next Meeting. Resolved, That this Meeting be adjourned until Saturday evening next, at eight o'clock precisely. (Signed) G. J. GUTIIRIF.. Chairman. Resolved, That the Minutes of the last Meeting be con firmed. Resolved, That the Assistant Secretary be directed to apply to the Secretary, Sir John Campbell, to confirm his appolutment, and to authorise him to open the letters sod transact other business connected with the public Monument, lot requiring his special interference. Resolved. That other eligible persona. besides Bankers, be authorised to receive Subscriptions, subject to the appro bation of the Sub-Committee. (Signed) %V ILLIA3I JERDAN, Chairman. LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. Ills Royal Highness the Duke of York 1103 0 0 Her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta. lO5 0 0 Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester. 105 0 0 Her Royal Highness the Princess Soph ia lO6 0 0 The Duke of Rutland lOO 0 0 The Marquess of Hertford..... The Marquess of Londonderry . 100 0 0 The Earl of Liverpool. • • Charles Forbes, Esq. 31.P........1 5 i 10 0 (Aeries Forbes. jun. Esq lO Id 0 Mr. John Forbes, jun. Mr. George Forbes... lO 10 0 .faster Jamesfitessart Forbes lO 10 0 31iss R. J. Forbes John Julius An;erstelu , Esq General Thomas Garth dirt 10 0 (lettere' 1% spiral coal wrlght 52 10 0 General Sir Herbert Taylor let 10 0 he Earl of Breadalbane 52 10 0 T The Earl of Walainghatu III Kt 0 The Earl of Abingdon The Marrress of Lothain 32 111 0 tiir Robert %Vivito, Hart Sig 10 0 The Earl of Blessing ton 59 10 0 ). H. Ball Hughes, Elsq lot 10 0 the Provost of Eton_ tot 10 U 31 10 0 I.ard Poston 96 5 0 I.Ard Fagot Do;tor Alatthew Laille 46 5 0 Viseonn: Exmouth l6 .5 0 . Admiral Nit R. Blekerton • . 96 5 0 'ire Francis %1 isles 23 0 0 l'he Fishop of Hertford q3 0 0 The Hight Honourside J ohn Solis an 43 0 0 l'io• Marquess of Falisbnry .21 0 0' . .,r W. Curtis. Bart. ALP 2l 0 0 1 1 J4el,h Cotton. Esq. Leyton 9l 0 0 0 0 .ir Charles Flower. Bart 2O The Editor of the Observer III 10 0 10 10 0 ti, J. (lathe's, Esq • Jetta Rainiest. itert . %iseount Torrington • v• lO 0 0 la 10 0 Sir David Ogilby aft i t Ur. Alderman Br:dges • ••••• A 3 U, General Wetherell Aletthets Raper. Fag • 3 3 0 5 3 • J that 'llornhill, Esq. The Rev. J. Iloilo< -. 6 5 0 Met. henry Palmer .. 3 3 1 31r4. 11. Palmer 1 I 0 Robert Campbell, Esq. Argyll- street.... ..... 511 • Honorary tirtrelery—Sir JOH N CA M I'IIELI.. K.C.T.S. Books for Bubseriptioas are opened at Messrs. I)rate mseda, Thaws. Colitis and Co.. Messrs. Williams and Co.. sadtall-prineleal Beakers 11l L0...d0n. Ilia ruested the:persons aabserihing a 111 beparticuler to hue these eq Names and Residence legibly written. as It 14 i - 1 .....ted that they should be inserted in bruise round the l',..testal. AFRICA. ,m.- We are indebted to our correspondent at Cape de Vail Islands for the following information of the Rio Onro, and the coast of Africa, from tape Bajador ti Cape illanc.o.—(Roston Patriot.) PORT PtIATA, ST. JASO, DEC. 91.—Arrive 4 1, Isis itritannie Majesty'. ship Leven, Captain D. B. Bartho lionew, C. commander, last from Rio Ouro and Cape Blanco, and sailed on the 21 of Jan. for Boren and the lianabia, surveying. Captain Bartholomew iiif 'rig's, tiiat at Rio Ante, he had an interview with a tribe ut wandering Arabs, and strange to learn, found among them a free-mason, who spoke a little cipanisli, and said that in Arabia Felix, where he hod ~ heels, were many free-masons, and . offered to go on ho..ril the ship, but was prevented by the Chief. These Arabs are in the habit of burying their bo- .. dies in the sand, whenever they discover a boat ap. preach the shore, and lay thus concealed until the i i party lands, when by a signal or yell of the Met; they all instantly rise, surprise and make prisoners of the party. The officers and crew of the Leven, tern 4ver they landed were prepared with side arms and .gaskets, and when approaching the natives, reqttire't of them to lay down their arms, they doing the same. Captain B. describes them as a treacherous race, and though he never saw above six or seven persons at a. . . time, yet he never saw the same persons a second time save the Chief. On getting under weigh and coming down the river, he saw numerals tires along the banks, signals of his departure, and believes that a large num ber of the natives had assembled at different points. waiting a fa% ouraltle utoni?nt to board the ship. Ca.,tt.." B. thinl.s holt their expressions, they knew his ship se be a man of war, and luokin± at the colours, made loud y.:11, and said they ivere -not Spanish.- lie describe s the river, if such it ,nay be called, as lAteing ;donut twenty-three miles in length, and three in widt:i, and the hank; no an t...4h Pt the topmast head, with quicksand bottom,' for in weighing hie anchor, found it hurled s-veral feet in the sand, and many ti thorns of the c!i•itt worn nerfectiy bright—he found the idiannel winding, and passing intricate, and on thebur at the eaoitth was only water to pass at spring tide, consequently had to remain motif the neat spring tide before he could return. At the head of the rives is a small island, containing two or three WWI, hut be could discover no fresh water, though from the ape pearanee a large stream emptied is against-the island during the rainy season.' No ore or earth was Mind containing gold, frutu which thit river derived itli DRIIIMP f 'nor huts or verdure . ilisoniered -art tar au the eye could teach, and nothing was sees be a dreery'sandy . desert. •. Caplets B. stseadeil the mist boo Ceps Bajesior to Cape Blasco, which he basil apiratiK sad saelliPat every night in fourteen fathoms, Meioses fresileitelsih shore, except at Cape Barba., where be asehtwed in fiurteru fathoms, distance 3 miles from sSere. Ws half-past 6. - Bath and Bristol Post Coach. to carry. only four inside. through Readjust. Nlariborntiah. Cala', aad Chippentiem. every Morning at a quarter-nest 6. Rath and Bristol light Post Coach, every afternoon at 3. Bath light Post Coach, in two days. to carry four inside. through Maidenhead. Reading. Marlborough. Devizes. and Melksham. Monday. Wedaesday, and Friday Moreings at 9. This Coach Is chiefly intended for the arconsmodation Families. Invalids, &e. who cannot eiders° the fatigue oi of each a distance ivi one day. Brighton light Post Coach. throegh Reigate and rack- Geld, every Mornsing at S. Cheltenham Original Post Catch, to ea on four in side, through lienley and Oxford, every Morn rry ly ing at 7. Chichester, Bognor, and Petworth Post-coach. Monday. Wedaeadey, and Friday Mornings Pos . at a quarter Ilefore 7. Doter and Canterbury Light t-coach, every Evesing at half-past b. Ditto. every Morning at half-past (I. °militating. and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Epsom. Leatherhead. Clandon sod Horsley, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at 10. Ditto, through Kingston. Ditton, Cobham. and Ripley. on Monday. AVednesday. and Friday Morning s . Henley Conch through Maidenhead, every Afteruoon at I, Sunday excepted. Littlehanopton. Arundel. and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday Mornings. at half-pest 7. Margate. Ramsgate. Deal. Moduli:h. and Broadstairs light Peat-conches, every Morning sod Evening. Oxford Light post-coach, through Henley, &c. every Morning nt 7. Portsmouth new and elegant light Post-coach. the Bert later. to carry only four inside. through Kingston, Guild ford. Petersfield, and Portsea. every Morning at S. • Comity* from Portsmouth to Chichester. on the arrival of the Mail, through Ernsworth. &c. t:. Bognor. Snlishure Poe-a-coach. to carry only four inside. throng's Stains. Basingstoke , Wuitchuich, Andover, &e. every Morning at 7. Tewkeshere 1 2 1*st-roach, thrones Oxford and Chelten ham, every Morning at 7. ?;tiouJwater t•oach (remover) from the Till! ani Motrth.) thrnegh Abingdon. Perinetion. and.rieenee,,spe, ay. Thursday and Saturd , y Mornings at a quarter heroes aVallingford and %Vantage Poach, Maidephead. Nettlehed. and Harwell, Tuesday. T!it:rsilay. and Saturday Nlorningsnt 7. York. Newcostle. and E linhergh Cone'Aea. ali parts of the North, every litorning. at a quarter moo 4. Manchester, LaneasteN Kendal. Rochdale. 11*I.Mler-itield. Bradford. Leeds. Hellifax, Rotherham, Sheffiell, and Nor wich Coaches. Daily. C A RKI ENS—To Twickenham.Rrentford. and Ysteworth, (eery Monlay, Wednesday. Frid ES ay, and Saturday. EAM aud Co.. Pro prietors._ Panels and Packages ire safely tied expeditinailv con veyed from this inn t 6 every City,• Town, Villeze..and Country Seat In the following Counties. viz. Rocks. Cornwall. Devon. Dorset. Hauls. tierefori. (Ileueester, SAM. Oxrnri. Somereet,•herrey. SiliWC. Wilts, V. orcester. Sd), Walea, all parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey. GMetar see, sail all parts of France : sad to ell Parts of the North. IV Take natter, that no p ackage.a containieg watches, plate. cash, or ts. however le s:oall the value, will he aceounted for, if lost or dama:zed ; nor say other parcel or passenger's laggaae, of mare than -IL yahoo. miles; specified as such when deliverer! at the 011c.e and paid for aceorriinely t i t Neat Post-Chaises, &c. at the shortest notice. OP SHRIMPS. FROM the increasing demand of this much ad mired Sauce for all sorts of Fish. &e. it has induced the Proprietor. HENRI( POWELL. at his Wbuiertle Oil and Italian Warehouse. W. Nrwgate-street, (when• the Trade may be supplied with this and all other Uennine See Ms. Pickles. Re.) to return his most grateful arkesno ledgments to the Public for their kind patronage, and at the same time begs leave to acquaint them that it is sold by all the Oil and Italian Warehouses in London. and by one or more respectable agents in every town throughout the United Kingdom. Observes, none is gennine unless signed "Dinaiore and Son." and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork. To Merchants, Captains. and others, it is particularly re commended for shipping, as it is wsmoted to keep is any climate. • . , --- FRO JI TI; .v ic Kr s (LIZ ETTE. [Thi. Gazette contains a Proclateatioa for the Coroaation Se take p.are on the 19th last. • soother for the Election of a Represtentatlve Peer of scot ! n&. in the room of thit Earl of Stair. derrismi. at liolyrood Iluemt on the td of August most ; sod en Order in Commit saspeadiag the Ballot for the Local Militia fur ore year.] eilesion in the South Sthropshire Regimen t of Yeomanry y tralry, signed by the Lord Liertenant of the County of Thomas I.eeke, Geol. to be Lieeteeset, vice George Jef freys, resigned. 11APIIIKIMPTCY PUPIRSEPILD. G. Dominett, late of Deptford, susp-maker. ■ ‘INKRC PTO'. J. Waddlngtee, Reeding, Berkshire, leont-msker. to stir render June 13. 23, July 24, at the George Inn. Reading. Attorneys. Messrs. gyre sod CO., Gray's-inn-square ; and Messrs. Biggs end Co.. Reading. R. Rented. Birmingham. whip-maker, June 2(. 27. Jul% ID. Attorneys, Messrs. Jennings and Co., Elm-court, Tem ple I and Mr. R. W. Gem. Birmingham. W. Hopkins, Bt. Philip and Jacob. Gloucestershire, vie leaner. Jane Mk N. July 21. st the Rummer Tavern. .111 baints'-isee. Bristol. Attorneys. Messrs. Poole and Cu., Gray's-inn ; sari Mr. J. V. Metier. Bristol. J. P. and B. Fletcher. Pstleruft. Inneashire, tattoo-spin ners. July 3. 4. 21. at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liver pool. Attorneys, Messrs. -Orred and Co., Liverpool : and Messrs. Lowe and Cu., Nouthasiptoa-buildings, Chan cery-lane. T. Hnywartl. Choltealtsta, builder. July It 14. 24 at the ms George Hotel, Ch«ltenbam. AttorseVl. geswell Wil and Cu., Lincuin's-fan; and Mr. W. Goodwin. Cheltenham. J. Middlediteh. Rnry tit. FAmen.Cs. plember, June 21. sot Juts 14. at tlw Angel Inn. Bury tit. Edmund's. Attor neys, Sir. Leech. Rory St. le.lannues; and Me.4rs. Gray's-inu-square. R. Cross, Bridlington, Yorkshire. chemist, June 114. lie. July 2&. at the Stu' Inn. Bri.llington. Altorttes-. Niersrs. Revery and Co., Lincolu'u-inn-flelds ; and Mr. W. Smith. Bridlington. J. Carver. Lancing. Sussex, farmer. J. 11141 91, 99, July 24, at the Whitellorse Inn. Steyning. ` r Attornies. Messrs. Nlarshall and Co., Sterling; sad Mums. Palmer and Co.. Bedford-row. V. Ilammond. Ludlow, Shropshire. wine-merchant, July 17, 19, 91,, at the Angel Inn, Ludlow. Attortiirs, Nlemsrs. Proctor and Co., Gray's-Inn place ; and Mr. W. Cooper, Shrewsbury. T. Atkinson and .1. Spark, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. linen drapers. June 19, July 3, It. at the Delrge Inn, Pilgrlm strt. Neweatle-upon-Tyne. Attornevs. Messrs. Hell and Co.. ee Bow Chnrch-yard ; and Mr. A. Dawson, Rosemary lane, Newcastle. DIV! DENDS. July 1. J. le.bverett. East Dereham, Norfolk. inn-keeper — July 3. J. 'Chooses. Uswestry, Shropshire. mercer—July 6. T. W:111C1113‘1. illiOianil's-Bosworth , I.eleestershire. ian keeper—July 4. W. Tuck, 31 arlboroug h, esrpenter—Jely e. I tp C. E. Wdby. Leicester. A. W. liellairs, Stamford, and Bellairs, Leice , ter. hankers—July IS. E. Das is, Cilou draggist— Ja:y :. W. Blackburn and P. C. 8 . Bons tt, ' City-road. corn - dealers — J ul y 3. J. Tyrrell, Maid , ironmonger—July 3. C. W. Charnel. A :Iln:ton er. Camherwel;. stork-broker — July t. A. Juhnst.2n, !Ilan ester, siltonerc,•r—July VI. D. Floyd... Newgete-s* reel. oP;ioisterer —July 3. J. Wilson, Macclesfield. bo , Aseller— Ja!‘' 3. C. Clay, Asion. Warwickshire. coach-maker-4 11 :y 4. W. Edwards, Manebester, manufactiiror. I:1..71 PIC %TES, J - lA' 3. W. and W: '5: Heseldea. Barton-upon-Humber. Lineoln dine. seriveners—J. llar.hall, Oftinsburgit. Linco;uin're, druggist—J. Tveiman. Bristol, silk-merzer—J. iumeruti, BucLiey-court, tVoreestershire. farmer. fr.v.,...rnLISSUIPI DISSOLVED. % C. Tye smd J. Gold, Birmingham, binge and.nall-mano- Ilacturers-.W. r.ad J. Rickard. Doncaster, bhilders—S. Allen and D. Renaud. Birmingham, gun 4mplenvent-:takers -0 . Brooke and C. I'. Thackraii, Leads, surgeon*—S. Wiseman. J. Harper and T. Foysos. Nereids, jsombrtsine-menutae turers--H.Sinitti'.E: Lees, 1% Holgroftaod J. Archer. 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