The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-01 00:00:00

I P • r ~~ lions ram LONDONGAIZETTE, dritr. 29. Adiniralty.o,ffice, *HI 29. Rear Admiral Sir Philip Charles Durham has trans mitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a le►ter from Capt. Fleming, of his Majesty's sloop Barhadoes, giving au account of his having, on the 15th of February, captured off St. Bartholomew the Ame rican letter of marque brigantine Vidette ) of throe goes mid 30 men. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wnr-Ojice, ..fpril s!). Ist Itegimpot or Dragoon Guardc, Francis Day elialmer, Gent. to r Garnet. by purchase, •ice Moray, promoted. `2d Ditto, Lieut. Ilarry Bradhurne, to be Captain an Troop, by pur base, vice Tosvers, win) retires. Cornet 'lll,totas Wood to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bradburne. 14 Itrgiment of Dragoons. To be Captains of '!inns, withoot pnrehasr —Captains C. T. Churn, from half-pay of the lieg,imeut -; and S. Webb, from ditto. .I . 1) he Li..menants without purchase—Lieuts. C. Ommanco, half-pay of the lied meat ; Charles Blois, from ditto; S. Goodenough . , from ditto ; and N. C. Saunders, from ditto. Ditto, Capt. William Spooner, from hair-pay of the sth Dragoon Guards, to u' r I)tain of a 'froo;s, vice Goolburn, appointed to ilt• 11. h Cita Dragoon-. 3 I.Dittsi. W P. Jervis, ..out. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice GA promoted. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons. To„. he Eieutenant•, without purchase—Cornet Frederick bratty ; Cornet Stephen nice ; Cornet Frederick Towers ; Lieutenant Neville Customer ' from half-pay of the • ? 3d Re. gtachut ; and Lieutenant William . Maberley, from the 7th Foot ' 11th Ditto, Cornet Thomas Hoskins to be Lientdant, without pore ale, vire Greases, deceased; and —Jordan, Gent. to be l onset, vice Hoskins 13th Ditto. To be Captains of Troops} —.Lient James Coniidine. b y nor cha e, vice Lenox, who retires ; Captain Frederick Goof., burn, from the 51,r1 Dragoons, without purchase; a.d Capt. Malcolm *Neill, from h a lf-pay of the 4th Dra,oons, with " o t purchase. To be Lidstroaots, without purchase—Lituts. William Turner, tram haff-pay of the Regiment ; 'lames Mill. from ditto; John P, al, from ditto ; Richard Adams, from d.ttu ; W. T. !induction. 'from ditto ; and George H. Parke,. from ditto. 1 all Ditto. Lieut. John Carr to he Caputio . of a Troop, 'with. out purchase, vice Prosier, w o retires. ••fith Ditto. To he Lieutenants, without purchase—Cornets C. C. Moller ; and W i4liatii Mooing. To be Comet, Chit lea Lowe Gent. vice Willer. 23d Ditto. To be Captains of Troops, without .purchase— Brevet-Major Henry Grove, from half-pay of the Cape R-!giment ; and Capt. J. Al. Wallace, from half pay of the 15th Light Dra goons, To he Lieutenants, without purchase—Lieutenants Hon. St. George Chile, from half-pay of the itegment • and Joni) Clarice, mom b 11-p...y of the sth Mapco' Guard's. To he Cornets, *Worst purchase—Frederick-Richardson, Gent. and A llan Chamhte, Gent. Ist lie invent of Coot Guards, Francis Glanville, Gent. to be Ensign, without porrhase, vice Johnstone, promoted. 2d Regiment of Foot—Copt; A. Wood, from the tiOM Foot, to hr t aptaio of Is Company, vice Witsoo, who exchanges. 10th Ditto, (surge Tuthill, Gent. to be Eusign, by purchase, Vice Farquharson.. promoted. urgitin Thomas kiddrs„ from half-pay of the 30th Foot, to-be Surgeon, vice ' who exchanges. 2oti, %argent, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, rice Mantioon, who retires. 21i4 Ditto. brevel-Major Frauds Eliot, from half-pas of the 2611 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice George Camp. bell, mho est+ ogre. 57th Ditto, Major N abatis Phipps, (tom half-pay of the 954 I otki, to he Major, vce Butcher, who exchanges. rosign Mac 'Andrew to be Lieutenant, without pos..- di se, vice J. N. Drew,- promoted in the 2d Garrison Basta. Into. • . " William Stewart. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mac Andrew. NO Ditto, k. D. King, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, lice same) vets' o', pitman ed. Sid .1e to, W tt - rury Grote, Gent, to be Ensign, by per vice t. nom, v rornoted. 3tth Ditto, lieut. John Slack to be Captain of a Company, wittion plI/CLAPV,, vice Dickens, cashiered by the sentence of a General Court-'n at tial. Ensign George Mantling :11 he Lietitcnant, vice Stick. `:9th Ditto, Wm Ma s.•II, Gent. to be Ensign, without pr. chore, vice Bond, promoted, 4 ith Ditto, ('apt. Richard Birch, from half-pay of the 31st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Call, who ex changes. 43d Ditto. To he Lientennnts—Lieet. Ave. ell Lecky, from half-pay of the 45th Foot. vice Dobson, who exchanges; and Lieutenant 'l'. J. Eerriar, from iitilf.pay. of the With loot, vice M`Pber son. who eschages. 53d Ditto, James l'iligndestre, Gent. to be Ensign, by purcha e, vice Smallwood, who retires. To be Ensigns, b 3 purchase—James Italston,Gent. vice Aubin, promoted; and James Dolg, Gent. vice Crawford, who re tires. 59th Ditto, Captain Charles Douglas to be Major, vice Horsley, deceased. • , Lieutenant Duncan Gordon to be Captain of a Company, vice Douglas. Taisigu Robert Scott to be Lieutenant, vice Gordon. Ja• .es Stewart, (Witt. to be Ensign, Without purchase, vice Scott. 60th Ditto. To be Captains of Companies—Captain .1. A. Wilson. from the 2d Foot, vice %%nod, who etch:tows; and Lieut. Alex. Por teous. from the 61st 1 oot, vice Ward, deceased. 61st Ditto, Lieut. Andrew Coontil, from half pay of the Regi ment, to be Lieutenant, witheat purchase, vice Irving, ap roitited Paymasi-r. Pet: y•Vegh, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Strong, pro looted. 6-2 d 1)1110, Surgeon James Barlow, from half-pay of the 32d I. out, to be Surgeon, vice Purtlon, who exchanges. bill Ditto, Lieutenant W. B. nook, from half-pay of the Ca valry. Staff Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice Sutherland, who' exchanges. 69th Ditto. To be Ensi,7n.. by purchase—Joh : Charles Pudgier, Gent. vice Soßield, promoted and William Marsh, Gent. vice Gordon, promoted ntl Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel C. E. Conyers to be Lientenant.Colonel, without purchase. Captain Robert Carew to he Major. vice Conyers. tieutennnt George V. Dereuzy to be Captain of a Company, vice Carets. 89t11 Ditto, Lient. l'lomer Young to be Capt :in of a Company,. vice Lancaster, deeea.ed. Itjth Ditto, oho Wilsou, dent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Dtioglies, promoted. 94tb Ditto, Angus Alister, Gent. to be Ensign, without itlirehatte, vice Alunro, a hose uppoitittnent has not mhos place. Wit Dino. Joen Wald, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ga .agars; *ln) retire 4. Vita Vitus. Hector Harvest, Gent. to be Ensign, without par viceGnywer. promoted in the York amateurs. , Ist West India R.egiment, James Painter, Gent. w be Ensign ithont purchase, vice Miller. promoted ?Ai Ditto, Lieutenant Hugh Brenast to ite Captain ofa Com! sons: without purchase vice Conolly, placed on balf.pay.. 'York - Cha.so-nrs, Capt;sin J. A. Ingrain. from the half pay of the `llth Foot, to b? Captain of a Contpany,,vice Gore, who excunges. Ensign II: Gaynor, 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, with out purchase. • BR EV CT To he Lieutemnr-Ciploneis in the Army—Major Edward R. .1, Grern. of the Ilhh Foot , and Major Erma Otto Tripp, of the Foot. _ STAFF'. Assistant Commi,sary Robert Colville, from the hilf•cony, to be Assi-i.uu Commissary in the Forces in Ireland, vice Dil lon, it hu exchange-. HOSPITAL S f A le E. Star• Surgeon t Van SI illit.grn, tour the half-pay, to be Sur geon to die Fumes. The King's German Legion. c.'d Regiment of Ligie. tyr,i g noir, Cornet John Uesseler to be Lieutenant, vire /Mow, Drummed. To he Corn-re.Fredmick Baron Vehheinl, vice Kalekreuth, whn retires t and. Edmond Knhls, tient. vice Uessrier. of Light Infante, Ensign John Ilehderson to be Lieutenant. vice Quistorp, who resigns. tiartwi e . Gent. to be Ensign, vier Henderson. Min. Lieutenant A iesaneer flume to be Captain of a Com mit'). vi,, , I:. Pri;igle, who resigns. " • ME STATESMAN. Willldin Tiinnuttin to be Lieutenant, vice Home. George le Ilichelle, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Tiramann. 1 4th Battalion of the Line, Frederick Freudentball, Gent. to be • Ensign, vice Tawas, who resigns, sth Ditto. To be Lieutenants—Ensign George Wischmann, rice Llewellin, s iesigns ; Ensign Bernhard Croon, vice Goeben, pro mote.t. To he Ensigns—George C. A. Von Loeseck, Gent. vice Witch ! mann ; Arnold Mewl., Gent. vice Croon. 71h Ditto, Ensign John Hunt to be Lieutenant, vice Balch. Henry Charles Soest, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hunt. MEMORANDUM. The appointment of Lieutenant James Chadwick, from half pay of the 2d Dragoons, - to be Lieutenant in the same Regi ment, as stated in the Gazette of the 15th lust, has not taken place. LAPP INTe I, LieENCE. CO NSISTORY-COU RT. DOCTORS'-COMMONS, APRTL 28. CRI M. CON. CITRISTIE V. CHRISTIE. This was a Petition to obtain a divorce a mensa et ihoro, in the case of adultery committed by the Plain tiff's wife. Dr. SWABS' stated the effect of the evidence on which the suit was established, and prayed the Judg- ' ment of the Court. It appeared from the deposi tions, that the Plaintiff, Captain Charles Christie, now an eminent ship-broker and under- writer, was some years since Captain of one of the East India Company's ships. He married a Lady whose misconduct was the subject of this proceed ing, about January, 1809, at kitting Church, and had three children by her. He took her to a country residence named Guttningsbury.Lodge. They lived apparently in affection until the Lady was seduced by the Defendaut, who is distantly related to her husband. Captain Christie was obliged by his busi ness to remain in town two or three days in the week. He was in the habit of returning to his family every Saturday, and he generally remained till Tuesday.— Mr. J. Christie was among the society at Gunnings. bury Lodge, and every attention was paid to him as a relative in the fatnily. About the month of May, 1814, the Plaintiff's footman informed his master of some familiarity which he had observed between Mrs. Christie and Mr. J. Christie, in consequence of which Captain Christie forbade him the house. In July after that circumstance, Mrs. Christie eloped from her husband, taking with her their youngest child, a girl one year and a half old. She proceeded to Devon shire-street, Portland-place, where she sent for a young, female who had formerly lived at Gunning-- bury Lodge as a servant, and again hired her. A green chariot being ordered to the door, Mrs. Christie t drove off with her child and attendant. The girl supposed she was going to Gunniugsbury Lodge, in stead of which the coachman was ordered to drive to Watford, where she stopp4 at the Essex Arms. — After remaining two nights at the Essex Arms she proceed to the Salisbury Arms at Hatfield, and from thence to the Swan. at Stevenage. She slept there, and the child slept in a room adjoining. The day after she was joined by a Gentleman. She told the servant that the Gentleman was her master, and that Captain Christies was dead. 11.. drove up to the door in a chaise from Hatfield. _lle asked if Mrs. Christie was there, and being shown up to the Lady, they went out walking. She told the people at the Inn, that the. Gentleman was Mr. J. Christie her husband. They returned to dinner, and after sitting a short time, went to bed in No. 16, which Mrs. Christie had previously engaged.. Her servant was ordered to sleep with the chamber-maid. The Lady and her supposed husband were seen in the same bed. They tired like man and wife together, and there was no doubt of the adultery.. The child at the time slept apart from her mother. Having re-• mained a few days at the Swan, they went to Cooper's-hill, Epping ; and Mrs. Christie, in the absence of the Defendant, hired lodgings at a cot-1 tap kept by a Mrs. Jenkins. She said she was a • married woman, and her name was Christie. Tikey remained there 13 or 14 days, during which • Mr. James Christie, who passed for her .husband, gene rally came from town on Saturday, and remained till Monday, and tbett returned to Landon. After the elopement, Capt. Christie consulted Mr.'Wybourn, his Solicitor, who traced the Defendant to his lodg ing at Epping. The residencr , of the fugitive being discovered, Capt. Christie, Mr. Wybourn, and a! Police Officer, went down to take away her child.-- ; On their arrival at the cottage, Mrs J, , itkins asked the Police Officer what he wanted ?—The man blunt ly informed her, that his visit was occasioned by I , Mr. James Christie's misconduct in running away with another man's wife. Capt. Christie found his, , wife in her bed-room. She did not deny her cri minality, and when he told her he had come to take arty the child, she told him not to take it as it was no child of his. The child was taken away. Ult . der the above circumstances an action was brought against Mr. James Christie,4ho was identified by all the servants as the adulteret No defence was made, and the Jury at the Court of the Under-Sheriff of Middlesex being called to assess damages wider a writ of eequiry, gave 20001 which the Defendant paid to the Plaintiff. Sir W. SCOTT having heard the depositions, said, there could he no question On the sufficiency of the evidence iu support of this suit; therefore judgment would go for the Plaintiff. i The divorce of the Plaintiff from his wife, a menus et Moro, was then promulgated in the usual form. POLICE.. Bow-svadev.—A young man,' of the name. of Joseph Hodson, lately e'rtived in 'London, "from Gloacestershire, possessed of a large stock of good Clothes, fortte putpoie Of-getting empky in London, for which perpose"headtertited in the newspapers.— His advertiseftent- Was . Itvistered by a cc/melon' thief of the nalittsofJohre A4charele, ivehe• had several in- 1 terviewi'with filet, udders' pretence Of engaging• him fOr a friend of his at Woolwich . , at a good • salary, and 'his board ant! Indeng. 'At length' every thing', \ being arranged for the' pretended engagement, Mr. Hodson Was appointed by' Riehards to be at the Spread Eigle Inn, in Graceetterch.street, and to bring all his clothes with him, Which he• accordingly' did. He was met by Richards : from 'the Spread Eagle•they adjourned to the Cross Keys public-house,. at thetaggestion of Richards,. who said the Wool wich coach Went from that'inn. At the Cross Keys, Richitids was. joined by s man aimed Jahn Clarke. Mr. tledson . war sent out by' Itiehtirds with a letter I direetildide Mr:Jones, at the Bull end Mouth Inn, but the Whole'lurned'out to . be a fabrication merely le get'himlont.of the' way, as no Mr. Jones was to be found at•the Bull'and - Mnoth . Intl; and•on his re tarn to the Cross Keys,' he found that Richerds and Clarke had•decattiped in a hackney-reach with the, whole of hit property. • Mr. Hodson applied to Mi. 'MANI; at' the office, in great diitress, but he not knowing any . thing of the villains, advised-him to ap ply at the Lambeth Police-office, being the nearest tit spot where the robbery stastommitted. Dickons, 'a constable, belongingito . tbe office, observed shat he knew the neighbourhood of Whitechapel very well., and offered his services to go in pursuit of the rob bet s. When he was in Whitechapel, he saw a wettu u whom he knew to be suspected of receiving stolen goods going into a pawnbroker's shop. He followed her into the shop, listened to her conversation, sod found she was offering twelve new neckcloths for sale; from their appearance he suspected them to he the property of Mr. Hodson, and questioned her how she came by them; to which she replied from* young I man, and took Dickons to John Richards, whore Dickons recognised as a reputed thief. He pretend ed to take him into custody for another of f ence, and contrived to get into his lodging, where he :tad the good fortune to find the whole of Mr. flodson's pro. petty. After the discovery of the property and the thief, it was not known where to find Mr, Hodson, his address not being given ; but by the elertioes of Dickons and Maidment, Mr. Hodson has been traced out, and also John Clarke, who assistt•d Riehards in carrying off Mr. liodion's property from the Cross Keys •public-house. On Saturday he and Richanis underwent an examination before Mr. Biritie, when Mr. Hodson attended, and identified all the pro property found in the possession of Richards. The Prisoners were fully committed for trial. UNION-HALL—Charles Webb, a boy about twelve years of age, son of a respectable trcdesman in the Borough, was brooght before Mr:lierjealit SELLON, charged with assaulting Thomas Plarner, a sov abed his own age, son to Sir M. Blosaiia's gardener, and beating him so as to cause his death It appeared from the evidence brought forward on this melon choly occasion, that the Prisoner and the deceased had had frequent quarrels, and had agreed- to settle their differences by blows whenever occasion should offer. On Saturday the deceased was playing in a brewers' dray standing in Red Lion-street, Sonde. wark, when the Prisoner unfortunately passed that way and immediately commenced an attack on him with mud, stones, and missiles; the deceased then descended from the dray, and asked the Prisoner to strike him. The Prisoner, it appeared, did strike him, and the deceased returned the blow, and they fought for about four minutes, when the latter, on receiving a blow on the temple, fell to rise no more, he was conveyed home to his parents, complaining much of his head, and at the end of two heart he expired. , • The Coroner's Inquest not having sat on the body, the Magistrate ordered Webb to be kept in custody till the result of that proceeding shall be known, and then to be brought up for re-examination. GUILDHALL.—Saturday a most respectable young man, styling himself " the Prince of Scotland," was brought before Mr. -Aldermen ATtass, the Sitting Najestrate, under a charge of the fullowing nature: r-Mr. Kay, the ptoprietor.Of the Castle and Falcon, Aldersgase.street, dewed, that about a fortnight since the Prisoner came ID his house by the Mancester coach. lie conducted himself with great propriety for some days, hut ot length exhibited symptoms of irregularity ! • lie ,Was therefore more closely ob served, and within Ahe last few days his conduct be came quite irreconcileable. He talked constantly of birth and royal,pareutage, talked constantly • of a meeting. he had had with the Prince Regent, the • Dune of York, the Emesi-Ghseteslisse, borough, the Speaker of the Howie Comsat*, mule ' numbeerif other eminent characters, and complaining grossly of the treatment he had received, threatened, in the presence of one, of the waiters, that he !amid procure a brace of pistol* and blow out the brains of some of the Ministers! • 1 Being called upon by the Magistrate to account for his conduct and pursuits, he stated, that he had held a situation of much confidence in a mercantile I house in ,Manchester for eight years, but that in I consequence of discovering that he was the actual son of the Prince Regent, and consequentty the male heir next apparent to the throne, he had left the house w: ere lie was employed, and came up to town to claim his ascendancy and rights. After a good deal of 'remoustrancerand admonition, the Magistrate I induced the * unhappy individual to accede to the offer Of being instantly seat down to his friends et Man chester, in default of which he should be under the i painful necessity of committing him to a place of ! safety for the rash threat he held out against certain After some explanation bet weep Mr. • Kay, of the Castle and Falcon, the Prisoner and his friends, the pretended heir to the throne of England, the Prince of Scotland, Duke of the South, Marquis of the East, and Earl of the West, &c. (all of which i titles he assumed) consented to leave town, end took a respectful leave of the Court. Morktow-sotise. Wilts/tin Garcia was brenght he . fare•the LORD MATuR, charged with robbine gentleman ufhi , watch, veal,, 8714 other articles, in Ilishopsi s ate-street, on Wed' Iseult.) , night. The Prosecutor, a merchant iu the city. domed. t:tat passing along Bishopsoite-street, about 11 o'clock, on the night in question, he was stopped by the Prisoner and the others. He was then hustled 1): , *near very much, mid put is considerable fear. After surrounding him in such a manner at to prevent him ,Tlving an alarm, they robbed h:m of his watch, reek, and other articles, with which they- ran off, With skew . eislaseat almsme saseitialea, the party area masa pursued in 411 , - ' fermi directions, and the Prisoner was at length overtaken a nd letured. 'The seals of the Prosecutor were found io his pollee ; - lien.. He was fully committed fir trial. How , rracirr.-Friday the driver of the hackney-coach. No. 131, Was chargid with a most aggiavated imult to it Jlic Vaarr. tlf Attlifo.d.place, and another lady. who had been in cotimanY with lierst Drury-taut , Theatre, on Thursday night. At the close of the performance, a very heavy rain faltiag.tht7y hired the' Prig - tire's coach, and told him to drive to Pin.hco; he liworehe vroald not gsrthere, and went 'to Clrarles-atreet , veal-garden, where he remained a cousidetable time, and oil lected a mob .by his above of the ladies ; a gentles" to biking their part, was robbed by some of the mob. Prisoner afterwards drove then to Ike own yard, where he 11 30 extremely insolent, telling them th -y might sleep in Maces*, for Ire should sot drive them any where else. The ladies had be alternative, but of doing what he proposed. or of g eein g baud wading through ram and dirt. l'hey did not kaaw where they it ere, but concluded it to be in St. Giles's. They wandered about, and with difEcnlty found their way home.- The Magistrate convicted him in the full penalty of :a. Of One month's imprisciument. Manisatiottne-arescr.-Friday Mr. Milford, the coffer spomlein between Lady Pereeval, the Princes of Wales, OS* the Mrs, was coramtkrd to take his trial for a most violent a ' mutt ou his wife, and for breaking from the custody ul officers. A Mr. Vine, appeared to the sansmons of Colonel West. Go: vesnor of Langford Gaulle, for a vitaleut assault. It appear° that Lietttenaut-Colauel West, of. the Guards, the , san ot the 'Plaintiff, ordered a number of ahem rakes from Vistcr. who livev in Bmld - itreet , suet nue pail' of these calves was sent hole , to. him. lie was iansurnediately ordered fur Braosela. his regiment, and forgot to lay for them. Mr. Vister re, , e:n at , edly applied at Colonel West's, acid gave Mm a great .trouble; mot when be was •teetneltted on Friday to V't home. he gave the Colonel a violent blow en the foreloc. o ran away. Ile was ordered to find bail for his appear. ~,, r at the Seasioui, tosake his trial, oa refusing to apologise. I,UN DON • Printed uod Putitiatied I.v n " ST.I‘..N••4 OnviLr, Fleetfacett• BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Sir W. A. Fletcher, Knight, London, merchant, from May 2 to June 20. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. 11l Lawrence, VVhappenbury, Warwickshire, dealer. W. Greenwood, Leicester, ironmonger. BANKRUPTS. W. !Andrea, Bristol, woollen-draper, May 17, IP, Jane 10, at the Co .anercial Rooms, Bristol. Attoenies, Messrs. Boor dillon and Hewitt, Little Friday-street ; and Mr. Bevan, Bristol. C. T. Baker, Marlborough, Wilts linen-draper,, May 9, 10, June tO, at the Totvii-h Marlborough. Attornies Messrs. Ward and Merriman, Marlborough ; and Messrs. Bis hop and Phillips, Sise-lane. W. Horner, Portsen. gmcer, May 11, 12, June 10, at the Fountain Inn, l'ormovnith Attornies, Mr. Briggs, Eaex street, Strand ; and Mr. IVeddell, Gosport. W. Webb, Leamington, Warwickshire, builder. May 12, 13, Tune RI, at the Castle bin, Coventry. Attornies, Mr. Watson, Lußerpairth, Leicestershire; and Messrs. Long anti Austen, Iltelborn-entire, Gray's W. Southey, p . m. Br i stol, turuer, May 12, 13, June 10, at the White Hart Inn, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Edmunds and Jeyes, Exchequer-Office of Pleas, Lincoln's lun ; and Mr. Th 0•14., Bristol. • G. Laws. Norwich, innkeeper, May 6, 19, June 10, at the Rn eis,nt Horse lan. Norwich. Atturnies, Mr. Chase, Nor wich; and Messrs. W. and t;. Taylor, leatherttoni-buildings, Holborn. J. Steed. jun. Long klelford, Suffolk, plumber, May 24, 25, June 10,.at the Angel. Bury St. Edmund', ABornies, Wayman, Bur, St. Edmund's ; and Moats. litagrave and 'Walter, Symond's Inn, Chancery-lane. Pe %tem. Sowed Sea-Chambert., merchant, May 1. 13, Jane 10. at nuildltail. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adait's-c..urt, Old Broad-street. J. Mist. fleet-sir; et, glassituut, May 6, 13, June 10, at Guildhall: Attorney, Mr. Spike, Elnycourt, Temple. J.' Garnett, Liverpool, mbtiey-serifiner, Mhy 22, 23 June 10, at the King's' Acme, Liver's/fol. Attord,es, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; and Messrs. Dried and Baines, Liverpool. 3. Green. Bitologhasn, Joiner, Mar 5, 6. Jane 10, at the Bell In., Perehore , Worcestershire. flay Mr. Dincley. Pershore ; and Mr. Hurd, K Sag's-Bench- Walks, Inner , Tesnirle • T. Bishop, Great Yarmouth, fish-merchant, May 15, 16, June 141, at the Black Lion Great Yarmouth. Attornies, Messrs, Swain, Stevens , Maples, and Pause, Frederick's.. prace, Old .lewry ; and Mr. Sayers, Great Yarmouth. 11. C. Yield, Lo •g-Acre, hat-maker, May 6, 19. Jose 10, at GuildlialL Atomics, Mettrrs. Dawes and Chatfield, Angel court, Titrogniorton-street. ' It. Billing, Woburn-street. Drury-lane, victualler, May 2, 11, June lU, at Guildhall. Attotnies, Messrs. Mayhew and Price, Symond's Inn, Chancery-lane. H. W. Wilton and H. K. Creed, Crashed-friars, merchants, May 9,9, June 10, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. N int!, Throg morten-street. E. Le Itoy and T. Le ftny. Jermyn-street, St. James',, fruit frets, May 6, 13, Jude 10, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Law trace, Fernival's Inn. R. Ilinphrys,•o d J'-wry, tailor. May 2. 13, June 10, at Aisotney. Mr. Dalton, Union-sirfet, Iti-hopsgute. R. • Agee, Leigh-street. Russell-square, par er-hanger, May 2, 10, June 10, ut Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mills, Vine street. Piccadilly. ; It, Rose, Chadleigh Devonshire, inrrhnltler, May 2 , 18, June 141, a: the Globe Inn, Eieter. Attornies, Sir. Kendall, Chudleigh ; and Messrs. Nleggisons and Fairbank, Hatton garden. A. Portington, Great gleen-street. Lincoln's Ina-fields, tailor, They 6, 13, -lone 10, at tinildhall. Attorney* Mr. Griffith. Featherstone buildings. Holborn. • W, Rotherbsilte; pawnbroker, May 6, 13, „lupe 10, at Guildhall. A ttoruies, hlessrs. Templer and tilynes, Borthetre , t, F..sst-timishfield. J. Hill, Half-Moon-street, Piccadilly, muster-mariner, May 6, 13, June 10, at Guildhall. Anomie', Messrs. Evitt .and Ilaydon-sqdare, Theories. G. Dawson, Great St. Helm's, merchant, May 2, 13, June 10, at Attorney, Mr. Allinghans, St Johe's s4uare. DIVIDENDS. May 20, W. Whitehrook, Little Misorfields, wine-merchant- May 22, S Berry, Beekfast Abbey, Devonshire, woelleu-ma s afactnrer- May 24, P. 11. Harker, and J. H. Peacock, Bur well, Cambridgeshire, merchants-May 20 W. Calmly, Angel court, London, nierchhnt -May 19, J. Ashley, Bath, music seller-Thsy 20, S. L. Worsfold, Rhensgate, shopkeeper-Slay 20, E. Baker, Headley, Hann, paper-baker-May V, J. King, Chichester, mealman- May Z. J. Stephenson, Kingston-upon- Hull, druggist-May 30, S. Etheridge and J. 'Fihhins, New port, hlonmoutbsisire, stationers-May 3J, R. Beckwith, Bald win's Gardens. Leather-lane, leather-cutter-May 96 F. Har ris and S. Grove, Bristol, merchants-May 24„R. Morton. Bris tol, timber-merchant-May /0, W. Nl' Master, Red Rion street. Clerkenwell, watch-manufacturer-May 90, J. W. Waskett, Great llockam, Sarfolk, miller-May /7, R. Howard, ten. J. Rivers, It. 'lowest!, jun. nod J. Howard, Mitcham, Surrey, calico-printers-May 97, J. Mayne, Paternoster-row, straw hat manufacturer--May 19, S. Braadhead and E. Gurney. Shef field. Brittannia-metal-manufacturers-June 3, D. Anderson, Gray's Inn-lane, coal-merchant-May /0, C. Gray, Burslern, Staffordshire, grocer-May F. Rohrer's, Plymouth-dock, maib-mercer-June 16, .1. Bennet, Blackburn, Lancashire, iron-munger-May 99, J. Burnand, Hilton with Harrowgate, Yorkshire. innh Ider-May 23, E. Morgan, Knighton, Radnor shire, woolitapfer-May 20, T. Locker, Oxford-street, haber dasher-Mac 90, J. Foreman, Sheerness, carpenter-May 27, T. Park, Finch-lane, merchant--May /0, T. Hudfield, St. Mar tin's-street. Southwark, shoemaker-May IS, W. Chapman, Rugby, Warwickshire. scrivener. CERTIFICATES, Mar c.'o. T. Finn and J. Johnson, Nottingham, tailors-W. Jackson, Carlisle, fishmonger-A. Grant, Broad-street-place, Londnn, Merchant-T. Bevan, Fishgeard, Pembrokeshire, horn-draper -J. Wilson. jun. Sculcoales. Yorkshire, mahogany-merchant & Oshaldisten, Southampton, baker-. 1. C. ,Hopkins, Shire-' hampton, Gloucestershire, dealer in cattle 7 T;Bruton, Kilcot, Gloucestershire, horse-dealer-W. Luddlngton, Bristol, hatter -S. A. Levy, Bncklershury, merchant-J. A. Levy, Bucklers bury, merckaot-C. Magee, Whitehaven, groCer--11. and C. Flagg, Austin-Friars, seamen-J. Bo.bury, Chelsea, corn chandler-J. tiidney, Nornich, coach-maker. PA Riti ERSII.I PS DISSOLVED. J. Prather° and G. Lovell. Bristol, brandy-merchants—R. H. Giraud, J. F. Giraud, and G. Neume, Canterbury, grocers —C, Lacy and J. flisthcant, Longhborongh, Leicester Shire, bobbin-lace-manufacturers—G. Howarth and J. Kitchingmitn, Bradford, Yorkshire, corn-dealers—J. C. Barrett and R. Free man, Northampton, inalisters—R. Waite and R. H. Lister, Water-lane, ship-agents—T. K. Melton and R. Archhiitt, West minster-bridge-road, pawnbrokers— W. Finley and ti. Hodson, Oxford-street, ornamental paiuters—J. Newton, R. Ogden, and S. Ogden. Lees, Lancathire, cotton-spinners—J. Wootton, Slierhorne, Dorsetshire, and J. Gayer, New Sarum, Wilt shire, carriers—M. Tait and R. 'Aoki:tier, Wapping -street, pro scision-merctinnts—J. Langsford and R. IVebber, Extioutb,ne vonshirc, sialtsterp—M. Tdit, IL Linklatcr, and S. Tait, Alp chandlers. • The Average ?dee of SUUA It, for the Week, ending APiil 26, .i 560.4. ne. per Cwt. Avenge Prices of CORN of EN(LANI) and WALES, per quarter. froin the Return, ending April '2l : W heat. ltye. ' Harley. Oats. Beans i Pease Oates. s. 4. s if. s. d. s. A. s 4.1 s. d. s. d. 70 11 98 5 , 8 'l4 10 97 0 138 1 3.1 1. Average Prices of BRITISH COB N, in SCOTLAND. by the Quarter of eight inchester 13ushe1s, and of Oatiaiall . Pet 801 l of 1281hs. Scotch Troy, of the Four Weeks inrmechatc-ly preceding April 15 : Wheat. I Hye'.Barley. Oats. I Beans. I Pease. I Osups, S. I. 58 10 N. It la. la. it. .I a. 11. 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