The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-01-29 00:00:00

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''', • • •, r • i l ,m, i wo r ., E im m o mm g g .r- Ili , r te , MR "Tie Ceeee:: : Ar mAlek ' /lAMP/iftk jett La Ail Jr A NCiitoisi. drat 0.;'••4.. 1 .14,141e ----- --- -- -- - . . WESTERN PHIL AillTif RGPIC rififfTfUTlDV. ' '4ltalliitifdits. gueest-strimi. s Ubeaptide. arra 4o-11111 1 44 '. KiNtintrif •blitrodi dfiligfi ' wll 4. lo4 . lll l l */ , Oxon., Tarsau, Trrcerzatar-grawr. POstxxstrmrnica. röfp. S. lA. end Horeb tl, St Balletthtllltirerii Allora•fa. 43 4 4100 1 0 1 reiiert littfotottbe.o l4 4 ll. .. - .1. •.. 'VHS MEM HERS • mid 841ENCEISEIV1l s Rut , •te. Heari n Rodgeeis and Ogden.:St.llllbired's-sonst;Positry.' lik.'leilke Me Comlnotif tinSnatii64ilta -W, , , A spectrally informed; Thet an OPEN caghll'lTElß I. Birch. Mirningbare, jeweller, Feb. IS, 14. and Much ?Stilt% 'dielig• wetted *I Aft* ' 4 1111 A of the above INSTITUTION. will be held at thelllohe 11, st the Royal "Hotal.-Itirminghion: . Anomie,* Ht. J. *mil i t i a i. IMONiff ',111611111" ~ • Tavern. Titehfield.street, on Fugal . Evening next, !hells% A., elitander.cet l J-tlet4i.Lloarkb'll Inr-filiel.,•l l o 4 al4dfra• temig t. • 1.10.: - lilt. i.D!OV' 4 .1.1 0.-.114•e a. - . . •;ii•S' GO - . t • ism, at nine o'clock precisely , to take latomMaidendlon 14 ". 8 " , and nu" Rinal• • ,__ ._• 1 .•••- , ' ' ' ' ii-Plow iiiic it- -- . 11 1 1 7 A rr u a l Lat o g g.. • . • • business of th e greatest Importance to the. leathuties. OR C• Caltrrhorril. Waltrl. " I 'l2°, .• P . wen abided to what larala •_-, t : .11 'which occasion their attendance le earnestly reqncsted. Ikk 30..11pd March 11. at the To on - se, mato. .., 41.sebeedAsiem nle moot . rei v,„,o l - ,.. • . . .. • !ti H. ft. LONGMATE, Stferstatge' liallaii. ISali lad Wahlrautai isx ' atrest, .1 t, ,i • • iga se r ; 0 0 04 is hoe ilt‘i'' • , • ..:' '. 1 4 • Z gh left B.ateek. Bath; • risflit ." • 46. 14 , , 1 • ' ..ht:•• • . • 4 , . ra"ril°r(linerY witeetu Night o o f f th " e ei N r e e erAft la m p pi ft ece ner . ''' 4164 ' "MI , C . lt t al& ell ' a tah .Kli t i r rilasil at - ‘ ll4444"."ll6 mmer h T re areea ' line ?" -dra i t*LP.P. - At ', 1 7, llll4" Vala tilivil ld s"4llllbee leh e-r -: *..01.01Li. C . Ai. . . .. . ADELPHI THEATRE. STRAND. ' . ahem. Rued se 4 . l "."*. K 1 ' 4.1 lialleh.rralk• f or l / 4 L - ' . • , la . 4i„ or ihiP"r etn allaadal ic ! la s i pi a e ::" • ... . 11- . .. 'sii .. . " . .:1611 ' . _ .:,.;•.. DT surnoarry or TUR LORD 01111111111 LAID. igartilen ; and Mr..l.Goolsim, postat. . v.- - The memos of " Green in Francs." from the smarmy. .. 1111 • Palestrick.Gloneesterkhire. baker. FA. I the CostoOtt" . . ~,, , • : ii....... .. : . - t beauty, and splendour of its scenery, &mai.. and date., !mi , .WI ... slliild 04 a - ' . Ak ' ' rations, the variety antteiteelleaeo of Its amisic. and' 11. et the Times Ina, Roditorongb.. At . 4:3 , , ,,.. -,..t • . Das, Solt; DOR - Meredith. Guildford-at ".•:. . - .... • • .s , *.-...• • -*a Own.. ... • . I general humour and street of the charectera.incidollte.i, , -Ms . dg litil z . 7 4.,Mr. Stone,Tetbury.. pot.. it. it ass th ..'., i t -, 1,. ... 7 Pit" . 0.11 ,. 14111 . t. . ..• '. L., -.- ... 4 having been totally wilhont preeedest. except le ' Ai. . in rin f notkienoirgorist. slegte instance or" Teo and Jerry;' It *moll seeeeeept ate ao_yel yotei. elresiegkeat. Mariam *ism •• .. Irurh ..,.. 0 _ 04 "m", ~,,, ..._ '. , „.. -...Jr . wpfsre '; . *say it will be repeated every oneldnift: • , , . 'nlIM. Orry'it latavqeare t . lelleeen. 0101 ..., Ps , ' `• .-r .. ~.. -.4,- 4 - lof ftor it • 41,4 t.4.4,:.* • ' • . -,-*" . •---..- HIS SIMKINS, liStliy.siod.Sstettletr., Os - • ',..- 4.1 "ami o ZiAtt pie r i;jik e ; i.„).„. A. rile !-- ; %re. .. • • - ..*: ' - . , . ... . , 4140010 iii tire irr ee l bon Illistr ~ • ~,-'V. , ~ it. side ad mote tar. Wipe. tit jpodasest. -. ,k : .'' . "" - . . "' L e r • din w it .% t aii. d ii ii i i he- i wideet wn4f i . p owketyleig, .' ** ' ' ".• . 2 _llorria, his-atres* liedisserolit and Mre IL 'lilt apatineh m . eil uir ea ttryillalllMltilLn ~ „., ;. T owist t•.. I, ‘ngllß... : „ missies the • *"- tie of w-•" IL • •,: elrleal.ted wriggly loyal and morel Illertetta.tatrevesease W. Armstrong Arundel -street. Strand. tailor , Feb , '`' Titre eatli fili* aerillbebt of 'the keselfeeie et - . galertaiaraeat of Preach ' FiftY ' Fut ` aid r4tiell ' II 14 • ft. t a d March it. t Riainshall.street. Attorney, , Mr. °lana i' tre scenes. and three Parts, which has been some months le y Ogiog. p ciand _ stre 4 0tr0td ,,,,,, t. ' their claims. Some tilehOtt_ it was fad's* fit ghee preparation, the Author aid principal Artists of thoTheetre, lb. titbit* 6f their S. Wagstaff, and T. Baylis , Kidderminster. Wisfmster- forbearance they did ! si l lies i_ - 0 inn bawled bees for that Pllrsate, hake,' iltoitieFid ~IT 01, shit., earpetmmufseterers. Feb. 4, 11. and March 11, at demand ;on e seetrary it era a prom these I+ ~ 5591 • • EONVIALT TO-DELIVER COALS AT GIBRALTAR. • -OUCH ferrate as are desirous of Ccestratlio,e with PI, the Agent Or Commissariat khippess to detirer VOOO Cliaaldreni of Celts at ciaraitar. way ;venire parti te:slabs of the Cobtraels at die Ojjke &einem the hours of .11Vs mid Paw, darer their Traders mated up and 'iliseeted to the Alexi for C.mismissariat Soppiies, marking 'Teller for Ceater on or before Tuesday, *ea mbar sett be received after 7'weise eannit an ~....,anyproposel be Noticed unless made or assegai to a pbsted particular. and the pekes inserted in ~as at lenyU • nor oaks* a Wier by subjoined to awls yorapasstsipaid by two persons if Imams property en • peyinglotweome Inroad with the party tendering. is the am upward in the 'orbicular, for the dig performance ode opeoiset. Is: . ____._ AS ' , Atka; lilloolfaevairee. of III .•"' ' -- i I *OVICO UILLI forgriodl Malt, t.i.., Peos. ,••• ' - 11.410, o:afro. Pent . . fitleib, Dimp. ill M. bms 1•44- best 'MO. to 1118 rds tad tbolorbile to pee ' 'lt* killbetpoirona" 64 taviallbroled M.* au( a db. :rro a ;l: eisoiL lidersi OW W. hos Munso n •§,,,,- ', ' ... iStieWi r• . r• : , . : .•" 4 _ __. . . ..414.;-74:* isg 0:R Iloilo: goo lAposs. liAoss - WM sad Mod new: Dresolog Moebloss soteMentroltsd AlfyidAle %spoil*. • .. > - J. _ •• • All) NAIN.NOB7II4, _WINTRY. AND MAUD, pir r I IMTKG KINGDOM. i '1 r' - ' 40011 PH 000P/Dt AND SONS, • t', lllMMitlldNisos 41111"riatliTtlat MANIIIO,III. NC. 1L .`''''' • ' ''' " ' J:• 1 OM brifliTwarra le rf willow. t A II lOUs* /mart& •our istrotiosior line. morhowt. ...M.' jerrA,AJtoOtory. Om spook( oatiedttisit $ .0 Ileyilig .riepeetebiceed iadolgeot eeseeztos, to whom ore • tiitio lite matte oppeotostly of retiredly oar yrotcAtt se ,- mkeiefedyeteetti foe ell peotfesoore. mete expender our • ' famieW-Abitdehetestood Wavle* I* Wtits ssioNswitisse ; .• • AjOslsisOwt_ /10,0 1 4/e • , WO' Phi 11Altelt of th; time end etrebegoteneer. Asli• : 1 • Ivor, elliall ham served to Rive awe Ashore to the owe. , hetioose‘trode. we soot emeapority gory oar coveys. meets ifsboobiese I hutted. 4 has Brews* the own , 081 , 011- Ws pm iseisV'eopital sad hipsinee td their roopeettoe eti•- •'" eke bweamiN the proMie oreessitter. 'beams the tines to otklsi oriserelai aortae healer f meal ran _Mend. 'At 1 • eolitrioett end tAs Moostfostitrer ewer weedy , fellifre•S eadkor 010008 aertegli.rees." . , orioles/moth, teesofpfooport *A poolopmeot. 77“ S geld . , ef thaw Ales glees rise to 4 elan of Spetetators. she Wu . • eodreareekt so beemyittheneetree by grotty ON& eatery del opseatradimottilit h. MONO appsreelly amp, eater reds : they ore Amoy duet deeo 4 *Mod mord to dersbUtty. mod He, Is thrsitsolLo scrhoositooppointsmot to i. • e l .° • eAi k sg „ . - hese oleo ea, "pot& Mei., : mother . I=j iedes Hoodoroteo i - iiille soot saerbttstit demos* for me' g••00 10 : 811 •Prtot As Me ostodr *Limn • - . - ;lttli Ave as *root tlipsortt e 4l= otagoipqf deet 47'; eel bk oottejetterlly ithett liana* - 41beillts it • 1t rats, tied neer eye, ier aside bull: , .4111tikilit * hi our ttinfl . as Ne es. 10 .11 1 0 F • • deg sottoloot MIAs Moiltrott wee; 604 •' benOWllooohofootehosie eadihie ehdir.' ' Mai Lek 'wag filltoqi? ge 4 4 ! 'Out employed, . - . tritole - ot the Siteieer - on thr Costiaeit. called GRUM IM‘FRANCIC ; OR, TOM ANO*JkIUIT'S TOUR! _ Wl:raster shire, earpet-iumataatareq, iPeb. 4, 11. sad Ma 11, at Itasloahall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Fisher sad Altinday, Faraisal's lan. _-; eenteary Aside itari for they were afraid to appear Works . in the confrdesee that theorem sad etiesw had been practising weaklier et 0.1104111,011646.: would expect that a clergyman woad Seto it sixpeate when he could get a eisilEvir Air It • Mr. Stevens then moved a Reeekitioo to the tifiret. " Isbat the Meeting should resist the opliressire met - titbit existing in the City, by application to is co operation with the Court of Commewoollooll. oltat du other way." Mr. Jones, Mr. Taylor, and stking, Oft Parish had already consented to je on the reflect. Mr. Taylor said, shit 1141114MAtat v. Adams. theJary decided in ferment** stairp.r.• Mr. Stemma remarked. that at this peijlistNEMlolll.o ignorant and venal, and therefor* they 37th of Henry VIII. was enrolled hl friaddlit tM strongest evidence. The Resolution was unanimously igweetile: MARRIAGE LAWS Or f . 4 PRINCIPAL CNARACTIIIO..—FIrbRINSS Corinthian. Fog. bk. Wrench; Jeremiah Hawthorn, Esq. Mr. John Reeve ; Doc tor bogie. Mr. Herring ; James Green, Mr. Wilkinson • leek Ballast, Mr. Salter; sad limy Fl. Mr. Wedmore: Mrs. Corlathiam Mrs. Baker; Mrs. Hawihory MY. Way lett t • Mrs. Logic. Miss S. Pitt.—Prineipal Kr. W. Kirby and Miss Simpson lad the whole Corps de Belittle—le lb* etserseof the Pier. will be intiodssad, THE VINTAGE FETE. After 'bleb will be presented. for the $d time. the New Comte. Satirical. EOM!. Moral Burl/Ara. mitb to Intro derstery Prelude. on " the Taste of Sus Town," called ME FANCY'S OPERA With New Music. Seedary. and Decoratioas. SOW 45.; Plt Ss.; Gallery lc —Dews epee at Sit, aid Perfuming to cousaissee at a Quarter.before Severn. W. Stevenson, jun. Raertry, Yorkshire, cooper, Feb. 6.7. and March it, at the Crown lan, Sawtry. Attoveeye. Mr. T. Rodgers, Canterbury-square, London ; and Mr.J. Owen, mi l. Seobell. Hinton St. George. Soreersetshire, builder. Feb. 6,7, and Marsh 11, at the George Ice, Crewkerne.— Ankwasys, Mr. IL Panes, Hatton-garden; sad Mr. Marty, Ciewkeres. F. W.Voink, Whitecbapel-road. baker. Feb. I, 4, and March I. at Sasinghali-street. Attorney. Mr. C. Wright, noehurNlMfroet. M. J. J. Gamlen, Cleveland-court, St. James's-glare. I tailor. Feb. 4,11. and March 11, at Beslughall-street. At torneys, Messrs. Swain. Stevens, Pearse, and Hest, Frede rick's-piece, Old ./wery. 4..1. Cumalkyr.jilgh•street. Southwark. cheesemonger, Feb I. s, and !Rant 11. at Raslnghall-street. Atterosy, Mr. Hateldsors, Crowe mart, Treedneedle-street. ; .47,1 1 ~.., . ~~ INDIA NOUSE. ' • • T .. EIS Finest Flavoured T mail BAS that ebe pro. doled at Ow lest Sale of the East India. Company are saw °fend to the Pahl!' la their NATLYR Puarrit, at 91. CUBA PAID% and 33, lIIONNONGSR-LAND, LON DON. ‘ ~I L 1 la -sailing year attention to this Estabnieppre shall briefly remark that where the Teas us of &teal seellty,, end the Pelee the lowest that possibly ear be titian farther mamma Is anaseessary. We solleit a single ItteLsail Da that we rest our dal. to your future patrogageastill We are, (with grateful thanks toe favours reetited);:n Iles obedient, hatable Servants. - 4, ; , ' WilTllllolll IMMI OMPaaVi BLACK. s. d. I O&M: a. 44 b 14 'Road Coeges..: 4 & 6 8 Flee Tweikey ...... I '8 ilteenit Coops. • 6 0 Fie, laieseen...s.'...•• It 0 I •risseeng .spa .. • 6 6 Good lire. ....•*.p 40 A Ilensiong .....• • 7 0 Yoeng ilrlego •• sip I Ilinebeng ardor finnenser —lO . . 1! Onarcvw6er .... 19 . 1! . 4..4 DIY' pc ND/. COURT OF SINSION.i—FIase Dretsitnt; The followings.** of a ginspelitlon for awith. say 'tid bit with eeseiderable enemy the stste et the laws In the Sister Coettery. It will be istereethilr at Osie present period when the his and cry ribs load spinet ma. triatooial restrictions. DECLARATOR OF MARRIAOR: li s elltiOß V. !LAC' WPM. ;POLLt. T .!1 vrareThloese, %rift be supplied ea and Dealers supplied at a very marl advseee on IPA& —Proprietors of Tavern*. Coffee Hamm, iloaraterlfamos e &a.. may parabaso to a graa: advaapie at tab £atabll* mut. Patio .Muir TSA. P S . 4d. or. Waiikjwitioniment News • 4104 1 6 57 d'ag SORIA fiesibw, anglimegit.o . o. ' ' UAW If . osts. , OM* otos, sad *fr. is WO *My &endow of arty! bratiew bi sedate truest they shall mot lts asiskierearat 'a= 104 they tuna mailitais mad suppept—their W tvatatise ei.rg daeription of Me Mit mbar • imetured thirsitsnr. VZIONTEG GLASSES. , roducitossopisich Amami labial pietwean Mafered (ems of vsergwitment sixes) so UN as partietdarty to interest Noblesse% or Geutlesses desirous of plias pp their homes with tide elegant and fastaimabk article, who- Leer for the Drawing or Illithey-Rebm. Chambers, Stair s:am. Wisdom. Conservatories. 4.c. For Windows. Dalai Light*. or ' rpmed situations. their Plate Glass wit bw' Jima fin is relative degree cheaper than Crown Glass. This artkie. liar a small imuratme. will be delivered. free from, riatwrbraWage, or large glasses forwarded by apPtn cd. , moan% emetrutted far the parpose, to any past of Mr • .list avers trifling swum . . NDHAND LOOKING GLASSES as sale at a still more considerable reductios. CARVING AND GILDING Is all is branches. with a rick assortment of Chimney, Pier; Chem& and Toilet Frames, constantlyeonstantl on view.— ' dadietana desirous of having the Frames of Paintings or Prink will find the terms particularly deserving 1 tsWite. When Me quantity is large, and Faunlike are de .a/rem 'if avoiding removal. they may have them finished • as•iiisupot with tAe greatest care sad dispateA. PAPER HANGING. everdeserative deportment, talks first style of ell' • yaw. lipooramme a reduced scale as will ensure a moil mss • . arida Saving in large resWences. CABINET WORK Itanatacturai in a superior manner, with every attention to thirawavestlashion sad latest improvement. in this de , "arboreal will be found a great variety of the most elegant articles admirably adapted for noblemen and Gentlemen's amdsod prices reduced beyond all former precedent. • • IN THE UPHOLSTERY ARRANGEMENT. Meg ham studied to combine taste and elegance. having tie 4eetedevery article of the most modern introduction adapt ' .lii for Drawing or Dining-Rooms, Bed-chamberf.liv. from 1 / 4 If the plainest to the most costly style. Families can be wait ' . • ed es tor any part of the country with designs mu, patterns, ' .at sue ether ee than the travelling expenees. *ring • .101111Dansforwa , ded mitil furniture So any dietetics at a • Am& charge per mite. widen saves all expenee of package, ideibitpraoonte the risk of breakage or injury. , • . TURKEY CARPETS. liatringjavt imported a large rituality, they are enabled to afer. warranted, of the finest quality, of large and small elimensionat, on morefrmanrable term, &Wanton be °Rained at any other house in London. Brussels, and ail other ar- Feting equally reasonable. SEASONED FLOOR CLOTHS, Pitted to plan, omen reduce/lin price. FUNERALS FURNISHED, And conducted with tke ,realest attention. from the plainest to the most sumptuous exhibition of mourning grandeur, and with emudfind regard to economy, without diminish ing the neeessary'respeelability. To evince the anxiety they feel for.'tie ffectire comple „,tiom ti /their orders, they have engaged artists competent to exhibit drawings. suited to every display of taste, tea , way. mac:elegance: among these, the ornaments attend fag heraldic emblazonnients will form a pronsinentfeature. . Any Nobleman or Gentleman desirous of exchanging or disposing of their furniture, will find an immediate oppor •.' Istaity of ejecting Ike same at their warehouse. "td to Appraisentents in Town or Country promptly attend . • ' Josern COONS, and Roe having now fully explained the ' Ihmwediate substance of their arrangements, most emu,. deadly affirm. That a redaction of from 26 to to per cent. can le e‘eredfor the advantage of immediate payment-- fad once more beg to solicit the generons patronage of the public. • Pandliesfrom the West end of the Town. by taking the route of Ike New-road. City-road. and Finsbury-square, will find an easy deeess into Biskopsgate-street. avoiding Ike paved Streets. 93, Bishopsgate-street Within. . 310. 118, LONG ACRE 19 THE SHOP TO PURCHAIIt TN* BERT AND CHEAPEST CARPETS AND FLOOR-CLOTHS IN LONDON. Triff 11 Proprietor of this OW Establishment begs I. to call the Attention of his Friends OW Public., who are *boot furnishing or exporting, to the unusual Low Price *it he has reduced his very Superior' Manufactured leek Of Goods to, sod feels oonlident that, upon Impaction, every Article will fully answer the Description give.. The very best London-made Brussels Car- a. d. s. d. pacing, from - per yard 19to 4 9 glleellest Venetian ditto • 1 6to 4 4 Kidderminster Carpeting, at ail prices. Well seasoned Floor-cloths, properly fitted down, from Bto 4 6 Hearth Rugs, from - 8 U each. Druggets and Fine Wool Rugs of every Colour for Draw ing Rooms or Carriages. Table Covers. Travelling Bags, de. Itc. CHEAPER THAN EVER. A great Variety of Capital Matting, from 6d. , per Yard. Patera. sent to the Country, and a liberal price given for Old Carpets in exchange. Full measure and civil Shopmen. N.B. No connexion with any new houses that are opened for the purpose of puffing off inferior goods to deceive the Public. TOOTH-ACHE AND BAR-ACHE. PERRIS MENU?, has received the unction and support of the most distinguished personsges in the kingdom, together with the united testimony of the drtt Physicians in Europe, end numerous favourable comments in highly respectable Mediral Journals, where It has been declared to be the " BEST THINS ZVI% DISCOVDRID rout VIZ TO0111•ACIle AND san-acne." It instantaneously re lieves the most excruciating pain, preserves the Teeth sound and Sr., prevents further decay, effectnally cures the Scurvy in the Gams, fastens loose Teeth, and renders them Arm end serviceable to the latest period, and effee sally prevents the Tooth-Ache. Sold in bottles, at is. led. and 21.9 d. by Butlers', Che mists, No. 4, Chespside, and 220. Regent-street, (near the Argyle Rooms), London ; 20, Waterloo Place, Edinburgh ; 114. Sackville-street, Dublin , and by the principal Per fumers throughout the United Kingdom. FROM TUESDAY'S GAZETTE. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cumberland. E. Stanley, Eq. to be Deputy Lieut. ; P. H. Howa►d, Esq. to be do.; M. Hartley, Beg. to be do.; T. Hartley, Esq. to be do.; J. Harrison. Esq. to be do.; J. !Anted'ie. Esq. to be do.; R. Watts. Esq. to be do. ; E. W. Resell, Esq. to be do.; 0. Troutbeck, Eq. to be do. ; J. Ponson by, Esq. to be do.; J. Wilson. Esq. to be do.; J. Sped. ding, Esq. to be do.; S. Letwidge, Eq. to be do. ; 11. L. Clerk, to be do.; T. Harrison, Clerk, to be au.; A. Scott, Clerk, to be do. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Coanty of Westmoreland. Royal Westmoreland Regiment of Militia—James Hell, Gent. to be Ensign. Westmoreland Yeomanry C.asalry—C. L. Lawson, Gent. to be Cornet. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERIIRDED. J. Rough's and D. Russel. Pleet•street, drapers. J. Eastwood, ktelihnia, Yorkshire, clothier. • BAICICROPTS. W. Walker. Rochdale. Laneashireoroollsn-usennfacturnr, to surrender Feb. 10. 11. and March 11. at the Wellington Rochdale. Attorneys. Messrs. Ellin,. Vga and Gorton, Chaneery-lane, London; and Mr. J. Elliot, 11110dulnle. • • Feb. 9/. .1. Jackson, Easingwold. Yorkshire, otorchee, at the White Swan lan, Goodramgete, Yorkshire—Feb.lft, -W. Geoid nod F. Oreedey. Malden-lane. Wood-street, Cheepside, hosiers, at Basieghall-street—Feb. Si. 1. Twy eron. Westbeare, Sussex, fellmonger, it the Bear Inn, Hermit, Southampton—Feb. 2% J. F. Harrison. Tower. street, merchant, at Baslagitati.street—Feb. 4. G. Hardisty sad J, Cowing, Bedford-court. St. Pant's, Covent-garden, iweelten-drapers. at Basingtmli-street—Feb. 21. T. Gibion, Nan. Llverpoeloblp bread baker, at the °lke of Mr. William Hlude, Ussejlool....liteb. 4, I. Spence. Proshiunce-row. Hackney. at Baslnghall-street—Feb. IS, J. Creekshanks. Gene -street, St. Amts. Westminster, sub. ataaelastaret. at Basiegball.street—Feb. 10. J. S. Bird, us se p o ol. wholesale grocer, at the George Inn, Liverpool —Feb. 11, W. Shannon. Whitehaven. Cumberland, draper, 'arthe Mask Lloe be. Whilehaven--Feb. IS, L Hartett, Unmet Ternsee.Whitechapel-road,lioar-fecinr. at the Meld's 14 1 41.11 1 0 111 Ww/eit — Fett. IT. T. Darlion , Hinckley, W., illfftnentrW;dreptinsitilitrWtailorHart fee. Hiesielap. CSIMItICATCII.--Frtl. 18. W. Hatfield, gen. Huntingdon. ironmonger—T. Meoll'ot, Osulley, Worcestershire, nail-ironmonger--J. Ainsivorth, Solholt. near Bury. Lancashire, llMlnghno, Stafordshire. nallonanafaelorer—J. Arbon. tastborn. Kildwiek. Yorkshire butter-foctor—T. Pearson. Alford-street. Middlesex. oilman—W. nucleoli. Havill street, Camberwell. bricklayer—T. Hulbert. Chippenhant, Wiltshire, lion-draper—F. (lrundy, Liverpool, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DissoLvsp. U. and M. Bredley, Chesterfield, printers—T. Moore sod B. Brown, Liverpool. plane-makers—W. Clarke and B. Bearer. Sheffield, builders—J. Davidson and Co. Cork street, Burlington Gardens. tailors—G. George and Co. so Aar as regards W. Sparks, Frome. Somersetshire, bankers— T. Jerram and R. J. Harpham. Nottingham. hosiers—J. L. Row, Bourn, Lincolnshire, J. Jackson. Wakefield, and W. klisston. jun. Bourn, woolstspiers—C. I. Haskins, and C. I. Sutton, Bath, drapers—C. Todd and D. Fraser, Manchester —J. Richardson and J. Griston. Norwich, bricklayers— W. A. Ohmenn and E. Delphi, Liverpool, merchants—E. Williams and .1. Whitchureh, Fenchurch-street, wine-mer shants—M. and A. Whittaker, Sheffield, booksellers—W. Bond and Co. Denton, Lancashire, hat-manufacturers. TITHE MEETING. Yesterday, in pursuance of a requisition from the Committee appointed to confer with the Special Com mittee of the Corporation of London on the subject of Tithes, a General Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Pa rish (ISt. Giles, Without. Cripplegate, was held at the Church. Mr. Same' Stevens, Churchwarden, in the Chair. The object of the Meeting was, that the result of the conference might be laid before the Parishioners, and that a decision should be made thereupon. The Churchwardens had thought proper to appoint the Meeting to take place in the Quest Room, and in this wish they were supported by the Members of the. Select Vestry, who were in attendance, but it being put to the vote, an adjournment to the church was carried by a majority of 10 to 1. Mr. WILLIAM Newat.t., as Chairman of the Commit tee, rose to state the substance of their proceedings with the Committee of the Corporation. In conformity with the principle laid down in the instructions, they men tioned that the part the Parish might take on the gene. ral question must not have the effect of involving them in any material expence. The reply was, that the ex• pence wnnld be of no signification. He believed that tbol . o r 100/. would completely cover it. No law ex pence, were to be participated in, but merely an exercise of the energies of the Parish, in co-operation with the Corporation, would be reqnired for the purpose of pro curing a repeal of the obnoxious Act. He called upon the Meeting not to stand neuter while their fellow citi lens were oppressed. It was the fear of some, that if they made a stir in the matter, they would have to pay the whole 21. 9d. in the pound, instead of the shilling which they now paid, but he would say, that if they were as qniet as lambs ; the Ministers of the Gospel would fleece them. What had those Ministers to do with tithes? Under the Jewish dispensation those rights were conceded to the Clergy; but why did those who embraced the substituted doctrine of Christianity, so tenaciomilyhold that part of the rejected system? The principle on which the great body of the e:lergy acted was indeed nuchristian and oppressive in the extreme. and he trusted that the citizens of London would co operate in the effort to procure effectual legislative interference. Mr. Wm. STIITEMS said. °sea the objects of the meet inig was to ascertaioout of what fund any expences that nitgbt he incurred should be disbursed. The meeting were informed, that the expence arisingfrom the cooper ation Would be bur trilling, and it appeared to him, that as it would be absind to think of a rate; a subscription should be adopted. The eircumstences oat of ebieh the olden originated are shortly these. The defendant 111 inateral daughter of the late Dr. hl•Neil of Steeensten. Ste retired widths , teother al t shoat eight or aloe years age; whale in iesselsoft or her motiter's death, she went home to but father, wham*. ire stntnef health reoltdred veremititog Mendes. Ilhe 7 - olitinuettoffte tit dikes The pursuer (plaintiff) became early bequainted with the de tenant) sad having got introdeeed is hei tither, be was occasionally emplopri by him in the management of his affairs, end became* set of inmate in the home. By being sometimes *seal to the old Deetimmin, in asthma mule he gradually acquired his tonedenee; and le the year ISM he was intrusted to carry itstreethass to Dr. Whlell's event, re lative to the preparation of a letterman In the defeedaut's favour. By that deed the Dr. disposed to her the whole of his property.betitable and moveable,whieh yielded animus' income or 10001. This unexpected acquisition removed every stain which illegitimacy attached to the defendant, and I elevated her to rank and importance. There was little doubt that the pursuer suddenly felt a violent affection for her person as the mean of acquiringthe command of her propery. His addresses, however, were rejected, as the defendant had plighted her faith to Mr. Jolly, serge" her present husband. He was lot easllr c h e cked, however, and io May 1816, be renewed his pretensions with increased ardour. Again he was re pulsed ; but this second defeat had the effect, not of repressing, but of irritating him, and making him more resolute in the accomplishment of his object. He Very soon *hewed that he had no scruple about resorting to any means that might serve him: for one evening in May, the 23d, after Dr. M'Neil had gone to bed, be came to the house and begged her to accompany him to bee father's agent with whom he said be bad business to transact. The defendant consented to go. When they reached Edinburgh it was late, and the pursuer pretended that the agent would not receive them at ouch an hour. Ceder pretence of going to a house where they might get some refreshment, he carried the de fendant to Uarrobber's close, and having got her to the (net of the stair where Mr. Robertson, of the Leith Wynd Chapel, lived, he insisted that she should go to Robertson's house with him. Upon her expressing anger at this attempt, he spoke to her in such passionate and desperate language, as to intimidate her into &com pliance with his request. Up then they went; and Mr. Robertson, on being thews a certificate of the procla matika of banns, performed the marriage Ceremony in the presence of his wife and daughter. After the union, the persuer accompanied his trembling spouse to her fstber's house, about a mile distant, where he passed the night, hut whether he seposed in the nuptial bed or not has not been fully brought out in evidence. It is positively maintained by the defendant that he did not insist on the privileges of a husband. Notwithstanding this transaction, Mr. Jolly openly • continued add , and their immediate marriage br came the wore advis dale to guard against the claims of ", his rival. In two or three weeks thereafter, the de fendant and Mr. Jolly were married by one of the Mi nisters of Leith, with the usual formality and solemnity. The pursuer knew of the marriage, but offered no in terruption. He accepted gloves on the occasion—was present at the wedding feast—and visited the pair at divers times. Things went on li.linonionsly enough between the two husbands till the death of Dr. M . Neill determined the pursuer to revive his rights; and in or der to render them effrctull, he raised an action of dr caseation of marriage before the Consistorial Court at Edinburgh. etiling Mrs. Jolly as defendant—narrating thak .. in the month of May ISI6, the parties were re gularly married by the Rev. Joseph Robertson, Minis .ter of the Chapel in Leith yn.4 ; now' theta; .which, the said Mary Black,. or Mary lilac' casting oil the fear of God, and' forgetting anti Christian dtry, and rooting made at I into. said marriage with the partner, now fl knowledge her manage, or to cohabit with husband." The libel then concludes for dr m arriage, &a. The defendant, in replying to ilits• tending. of all lads 111'Neil, her natural her entering refasee to ac. h hit. her . • • leclerafroa of , denied that .;• . 4 .