The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-12 00:00:00

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The following Is a reirkifin eon of -Its • ii. 00 tti OISENCESIT AUJI_PILNY., Bedford ... i l M thisi Audissigt: the. aillirwthon (which is l l l :p r ittf, wry t o nil Pablo lislisell voillhibmwsides. to • Protessiona;. o r. to a oows4elwt 110 k Ildi be , 141.111104 Ors ties bpliop. .4 111011•Sam_die Mk. , . : • 12:4.1 111 .. RaW 4 14 1 . : 4' PPriaie. !Writing. cisarksl • • la si Ul4OO • Lgatingtion. IgneAndsr. Har(fard-bridgs, flineinrattr. end ilessesi Woo *ler inside Omsk Seery morning mill latidet; larftes at Cosurk sod .Nonses„duid Vine, las. ie life 4 41 1 4 4 4 1.0olbi ud ri!eillint. • rot to a toso,deloA4ful senisijinsee Wtpkt. Jersey: GWvitiey.' tt. Maori tafintee, :Marlow* 4e..-.T• &IV/64w OA/4.14am .Cpagh *•P to : respire distill; *sane. off Oat 'upper. Oda has Maven 'Ms asiieeleaMi ease Ns nit • ansisastistni the ‘!k Unies.":l.: • . .• • . LigiU Cbael littirof#et hour* nil. Issiusgetatt. •• &meths, Wm. *Asa* 4lmliwer4 tlettriarr, N 51 4 1, 04 4 4: 121 i4m0rs and allalrd%dge 4_6 asst.? r!elogis is nstat i=s P - Coseliss _ d rbsgb - • A - - ~.. ~,~ s ' BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. :.•_-.lll.ll6tdismassydsttost.St. ahry AmiN jeweller, freseasa. 2, to Ai. 17. at lasiogball.stroot. • J. (Sterpptsiosp. Caunter.street, Soethwarb. orates' sok situnktlitte ssn. 11, to Jai: 17.1 t Bashuchell-stred. t , J. Miss 491ver Ttuistesortreen. • wine menthol; frills Tait. 111, to Jos. 11, at Bisinkhall.street. 'B.A NKR° ?TS: V. Hooking, Wolcott. Aylesbury. builder. to 'urn:slier Tes. It /li p oid 'Feb. VI, it Rasinghall street. Attorneys. Memo& WililsawbaithipktanklEirity's Ise, Loodoo. J. 11. Osuir( f , Southwick. hop swenshant, Jan. 114:1111d Rob 111, - at llasloshall street. Attorneys, Messes. limbs* led arc BRITISH eiOng HOWL cartartfli ßlM .Titaaaaika. hansaav Inf. THE camtnrras &i the; RELIEF of the RE. Yuan* BP4 IN. 1%. 110 LIC. Is the Clalr. biesvafrisnitalt. ZAN7i. *MI% RftbertsoP. Req. W.ir, James Burnett • • -R. M. O'Briest, Itsq. •nel Huikßsil Xcq. AO. Rovriag, 'lldimand. Pluil.lll.l o Lord Holland 144.1• •• • '• ' o6 'llol.o6rd Gaol—Friday Morning, Jas. %LORI. . 10r—his my request that Mr. Wilms should hays say a i r pm, which is at Bow Stmt. Many awaits for your Itiadoess—.this is thilast request of war onfortus a t a Pri"fhtt• Joss Tissaissii. * as lielegt Sumo. Coq. Higib Omit." 511111Wie leMil• . 0w... •••• r m.o.', ..... g ... , i'. l ' . "' "7 11 ' •vP a r 1414'd lionitid '''' .! — raTz.rzuriv.roza - T. - TieT,-.4viWiii4Os, and ilker r. Lothimity. • • w e . Halt man . oel„ : , - - , •- - Upon reedencollsile loin, the liiiiirElnelig with' Me sub Caln - Ptit" , It% Colon' 4onota .''. • • ' Wu, A/minimal/44 Hoesecioid. Noritatt Lad mamas. D. P. Wade, H eigh, W. lE. owl Plib.lll.o lessesitr, beaseeliareir piramissi Iv an file J smith. Zig. IlLer- Jelin Copal, Esq. • • eger4 " re ..._.. a; . chi , ; orriPe at aw.gir.aphaaair Ma.. Rasingliall ono, L ondon .. . Whinnies-on Wooer vita doe Illaystretee is ibeleMilesss noctord Wellesley. Esq. M.P. . . a . 1 - 1 ; • L —r d . Timm n ow - *s e e , h u t. & wax , Son. Holborn court, Lobe, Otorokasoi erase requess o .—.—Ma. Misdeal et revel OW War, in Comities for doe relief of the Refspet frog Beale, la i t i a t a 4 eiviLmiet . . . .. .. . Sou.T *ldiots. suireik. ~,,.. iestrusly expressed Ids readies, teetweely Wilt its isilisst, e rr ' endeavouring to- dot e d th e • pu bli e eie , pe thy taw hos . , naaphaa r „, ,risoonlon, altualhigisfik • glidelig N 4.1 " 6 11 " 111 4 1 eats". sad Sieseled that Th ole; the pawl. is wiser Las& the . we obit Iwinebakenw , Siv "4 . Ml* ai r .,_ l la r air goy has remained ever s ine. be tease it is Tbseisre ins IbrtanitteStrartenilhom the polities) event Is look A t . -- i k - s - e - i g p lim 7ri • • • hi m : co n •rpord to seek an asylum in Enna Briton. veinal* 10 far 66 Vavybki: o w i somp hisoPplui fight Gedeh, mei, OM gobab.HoB4 lea. Yorkshire. Asseemerk e. , tope that s elite. ie Owes. wilt ha met with dint 0 4 (1 0 NOM ester ifiestf. , flow butitie sio ott4 a „ mi l t Dttil tArb i, *yr g 5 111 4. .11 4 6 .,104 40n .t sod Mr . Baste* ty lf s ortt y . evitstare. eloti : r, talbfm i to itiv ra . fl it u lird p ; ifi b Ur at ai ls W upsew hilloi cosid li Streete sin ebes u id is t amay sest ter Forger width nu re Olive #letiagrlehed the people et Ste et . o f f; i dm** , as . west bril ro o t ooy,' il iwamte l ipasio losollolli sear = i t c liid. 4b1:::::ezg , i,g,„,„,,, w ,, • Vrersl,„koktiZiparlai. Jan... . boa ..I. et the Olen et Maws: Widish/4 torbal. D Mita law. estdeSsek that it.sheil* •to of =lf=trall 04 ,4 9 ig a llar ..4 l # ll s l. • CldOke, Sloths . ' , Ell‘indif OW, i adios . Inv saves MMus obsolete destltodui, 'initial tiler nootr• onion Aelleinde lied •,,,,„..._, „ ~__, A th et that porloti, fi le t's' of a i ldiants h i , b ee 3 d e ity Increantl e : tiliessermirt. Wiiii*Fe" . 11 " a'Atril" 'Arm rewCtleakes, News. Whitehead sail liatilasoa,'Aindeolleld, Yorkahlte. of .16e unfortunate Sao. that he irottEl triflingly pay ally I'. Hopkins. Woolwich. dealer. .122‘ 20. 24, end Feb. 11. it mosey foe it, rather than fail in seat be had undertakes. by nee ardente. and Increased to such a degree, that Sleeves. , .. . of sod Amerman. asirded. c comigkow i m . akd ( " w in o , N ew if if ie f as t Beeinghall Street. Attoraey, klr.Noshilio; Staple inn, Holborn, T a : a we, Bi s h op rep li e d, t h at money me In i t . eat wider look with.great apprehension to (lie state et theirfunds, • ". .g.t. -the question. sod he would take ears that tin --Malt" o , • Withieldalle 4/4/1 Fri" ' 1"r---- • " lan -• at LA i n tidevi ett•tik•idp_ elate ee_ .hn vii.i.t. spina theyave considersbly tepiroiltd. wiii be ark, . _ 21 SIT wiA 2.1. . . .. . .. . Op wick irio *MAI. oak they _ I stillielent•to proside . for the argent and daily neeessitirr sot individuals, msoy.of whom have occupied the first stations scciete, and have bees honoured with the highest confidence of their fellow countrymen. The Committee deem it proper Oi nate, that In their dhrtribution of the bounty of the Public., they here preserved on every amnion the strictest economy. and that the Aerie of relief 'high they have adopted has bane reguletrii;l , ot by vie claims of the unfortunate foreigners, but. Isy the very inconsideridile means of supply which Acre los r•ssed by the Committee. They believe a stronger Orden upon. bet rvolent /*Mona has never engaged uttrktion: & while they pl-d„e themselves to waves over the most judicious application the finale that maybe toil. eted. they minture to hope Wit sleort.stetriner.t will lead to the prompt and simians Me: erratini, and support. of wilizb they stand so Lamb in need. Anioutti of Subscriptions already advertised, 16.0e9 Ss. 'P , smirs Shepherd . 6.6 W. j. Evans. Esq. . 6 0 C.K.fterilhold.Esq.M.P.lo U From Kilmarnock. Ayrshire: A Friend. per Mr, Wit- Jsmas. Porteous, Esq. & V brrforets • . . I OC. D. Gardiner. Esq. 2. 9 , Randle JaCksob. Esq. 6 0 Job. • Alidrevr, Esq. . 2 IV H. Austiii,.Esq. . . 3 11 M. F. Paterson. Esq. 9 9 (apt. Gruen. of Alton 0 10 W. Finnic, figq• . . It. Seolt. Esq. . . 6 U W. Samson, E-q. . • AdmintiJ. 0. Manley 6 0 W. Wallace. Esq. . . J Ihn Williams, Erq. . 10 0 T.Oreessidelds.Esq. • A. Ditg. Esq. •11. N. . 1 1 W. Rankin, Esq. . . sirT.Bariag,Bart.M.P. 26 0 John Orr • • • • harks oliphant. Esq. 6 6 W. Cemodna, Esq. Messrs.J.aadW.lfianders 6 0 James Crooks, Esq. . IleoryWarberton. Esq.' 60 U Mrs. Strong . . . Luke White, Esq. .20 0 James Allan. Esq.. . It. 11. Stoney; IE4. . 0 Archibald Esq. I beo.Nlatherstone, Esq. 3 3 John Felton. Esq. . W.l,astkropo. Esq. . 2 9 W. Brown. Esq.. . . 1 Rec. I% Reron . . 6 0 0. Paxton, Esq. . . . . 1 it t. J. lletielile . . 2 0 J. ?doyley, Che**side, glass enUer k ;an. 2 1 , 2 7 and rob. 21, at Basingball ;Vast. Attenmsk i ,'lr. Jessop,Tbesfei Inn, Holborn. gut. Fon was sAfely d.ihe►ed to Mr. WilsTrn on Monday mora les', wiiliont fee or re■ard.—.-The High Saeriff and his friends tbeo withdrew, perfectly satisfied. Ezra:cork Rosnaay.—A gentlemsulyynang Irishman, calling himself Edward Welsh, was briniest before the Magistrate, charged on suspicion of having stolen IWO sovereigns, the property of John Smith, Esq. in a board • iog house, kept by a person named Caned?, on the Sea brow, at Liverpool.—Mr. Cassidy bad CQUat op entrees ajth a convehle from Liverpool, in pqrsisit of this )oang man; and bad succeeded in apprehending him at toe women' he was about to leave town for Done, in his way to Paris. The following are the circumstances which caused him to be suspected of having coratnitto.l the robbery in question :—He had recently arrived a t Li ve rp oo l from Ireland, and sojourned souse days at Cassedfs boarding house. On Monday last Mr. Smith silo came to Cassedy's trout Ireland, baviug 1300 sovereigns in a leathern portmanteau. He we, put to skip in the same room with the prisons, and his portmanteau was placed li n a corner of the saute room. On the following 'parsing the prisoner rose before dayligh% and got spin one. of the London stage coaches, which paned Cassedy's door at fire o'clock that morning, and sqortly afterwards Mr. Smith discovered that be bad been robbed; the portman teau had been opened by cutting away the leather from the hasp, and the whole of the 1300 sovereign* were gone. Suspicion ioun•distely fell upon the prisoner, b - eanse, as Mr. Casvedy said, no other person bad seem la the room ; he did nut go by the coach in which be hit previously booked himself, but by one which happened to be passing the door, and io hie haste, he pct; oq another gentleman's bouts instead of his own. It The Committee meet st the British Cures House, every Thursday, at one o'clock. ltabscriptions artil be received by ill the emmtry . bsuis►s, by Ilessrt. ll•are. Barnett., Hoare, sod Co. I, , ,abard greet,. Dan by Meas.'s. Berries, Frorgebsr. and Co. St. Je•rf'siue.d: (t CRATI•ll.—IKthe last armee sooment. for Prank Berard, sto sun, read Frances Barnard sad Sur., lOW.] .. IMPOSTURE UNM ED. gni% progress of Merit, although frequently assail rd, is not impeded by Kiley anti Detection. The og res:don of ambuscade terminal , s in defeat; and conscious rectitude ultimately triumphs in the attainment of the grand oh ject—pub is approbation. The test of experience Is the IMO. rile? of favour, and has established WARREN's SLICK. I% iu s 'arra' est imation; of which there es i ets not a stronger !root than the tacit acknowledgment of* host of servile imita. to.s. who surreptitiously °bleu le on the unwary a spurious prepare:inn as the genuine snick. to tie great nisappointnient of the unguarded porchaser, and manifest injury• of Win lee, those character and interest by this iniquitous system ,are Null> subjeet to detriment. It becomes therefore an India- Nimble duty to caution the Public against the numteeeres of s plisepled Venders, who having no elinracter to lose. and rienitaird by 'earl. e in their nefarious pursuits, she at the uquisitlun nr money through any medium than that or boiloi 1 nriainal and nisiehlees Blacking b are on earls bottle a ikon Otrection, nigh the/signature COBENT WARREN. All opera cue coun'erreits; and in many iststaiiees the imposition hhels are artfully interlined wills a different seders', in very snail characters, between the more conspicuous ones of "No. II." mid '• Strand." It is earnestly recommended to Shop. lerprea and others who ere deceived by base fabriestions of tiarreil'a Wading, to return the detected trash to the source • Leter it rainr, sod expose the anachinations of rascality to wrritrd ohicerty. W ARUN'S BLAMING is serpseeisigly ; it excludes duel , : gives pliancy to the leather; retains its pristine virtue In all climates; anti, combining elegance with comfort. is an snid e 'qua ly of indispensalde fashion and utility. Sold by Dirty respectable Vender in Town and Country, in bottles, at 61 . Md. 12d. stud litd. earls. VERY FAST TRAVELLING To Dom. prin.. RawsoATs , MAROATI AND CANTERIIICIIIT Four Inside Conches. and hero good time, by A. A. MOUNTAIN end Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREWT, SNOW-HILL. LONDON. T H E followinz LICHI' POST COACHES, Mails bee. set out from the above Inn :- 71re "fto.vairrlrgrapk," Darer. Deal, Ramsgate. Marole. Crsael '!airs, Coeferbsry, Fevershans, and Sandaleh nea roperier Just Coach, creep 'floridity at a I past 7 o'clock. conseqmenre of the derided preference mires to the 7'e -I(veaph Couch. Ike rropridors are determined no nrpetsse Ism be spared to render It the first contajnace 116 the Ara RucO. The "Telly 110," Birmingham very fast Thry Coach. Mort" tit lit I before 7 o'clock, through Redhurn, Market Street. votgable, Rriekhill, Fenny Stretford, 154nney Stratford. Tow. b,ner, %Verdes, Mercury. Dunehurch. Coventry. end Stone Bri..ge, to the Costle Hotel. and St. George's Tarte.. Dixie Birmingham, to Stiluall, Wellington. Bridgeesurtle, 1,41t0n. Stare 'bury, Salop, Orwestrv. Neale/lett, BoxiChre TorPorley. Chester *Ld Holyhead. Driven through with 2 Cmehreen only. in tonseque:me of the decided preference given to the Tally Cuieh. the Proprietors are determined no expense se ill tp.r e d to render It the first ausreyenel on the Bermingham RA • The is Sovereign." New light fast Coach to Falmouth. Ply - • usuth. Feeler. Truro. Rodmin, Pomp. Aebbertea. Totems i hnueigh. Weymouth. Drirettester. sod Salisbury. every 14:1410 11 at 7 t throne' lioniton, A:spinster. Beldsort. bt°okhrhhte. Sutton, Basingstoke, iletrttoni Bridge, aerkwch r end Relish"!. sods Day ('park to Rennsontls, (drives ehroork 4 4 , two coachmen atty.) through flagshot. li feehlrelter, linystoke, ()writ*, Whitehureh, Andover. Weattrafg• " Amore. Neti.bwry. Dlendford 4- Dorchester, at a guesr•- ,t e'( fork he the userutno. k. sµ Ines Wersabla to Gaetano, Jew,. Caerb•urrP. ki•iero. ire. every PI missals, amid ..udarday alleraosta v cam*. • aretagetea t Gliesfkoai, Rochester, urasolowl, SPPO L . rho ** ancliaphans," Leeds Light Post Coach. sets eat affirrisooli at Tye; qnd passes through Baldock, own.le, &tea. Rucks:en. Stilton. Wangford. Mani rd, tiotedlava, Granthatn. Newark. Turford, Markham, Mier. &Ward. Bantry, Doncaster, and Fel•ry.bridge, ar -41401 at the Gokfra Lies las. Leeds. nest After/men. at eclat*. to Wet ,pr the Bressiford. Hatfliss. Minton and Nnetitteldleht Cenettec•at reduced Farm—Heim* through wolthleur coachmen .rely.—Luggage sad Packages ents Id. let` lb.—Nestwithstasedlng the 11114'011016016 .expedition of SW Coach. it iw atiarad to be the rime afreeabk and losinpkti public conoeyanos on thef North Road, being sismisalled by any other. Ilarrowyale and Ripon New Light Post Coaches every 411trtioon, at 9. 4.8 In the Morning. Glasgow, Longterm. Gretna-Green. Annan, Dumfries. Thoratili. Hateriliar Kilts, Cannock, Kings. well, and. all Parts of &Wand, a Light 4-hukle Post- Coach Dilly: • Brklgenorth, Waled, Shrewsliry. Salop. and Holyhead New Light fest Coaches, 1141 , 4 hierltief 0114 AVICOI.OO4. The "Tally Ho." Coventry Light Fast Day Coach. every Morning at a quarter before 7 o'clock. through RedSurn. Deo tumble; Memel Stratford, Toweester. Weedoo, Deventry, and Donehereh. to Warwick and Leamington. The " Espress," to YorkaSearborough, Whitby, Shields. Sunderland. Newcastle and Edinburgh, a New Light Your lustds wit 4 a Giard throughon ; sets oat every Morning, by way of Newark. Retford, Doncaster, Ferry.bridge, Tadeaster. Darlington, Northatierten. M.rpeth. and Rerfriek. and arrives at York the nest Morning. AT RARUCAD FARM—Drive* throyh with • a finding amebae* only.—Passengers tkyouyiaa ; s a gge d on the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceild without ashy additional fore. Marlboreugh and Swindon Fear Inside bay Coach.. Uwe' Aldbourn, Reading. Lambnurn. Parton. Lydington. Pewsey, Woollen Basset, Ranisbnry. Haayynfan'i, New bury and Maidenhead.—Driven through with one Coach man only The New Royal Patent Mail, Boston and Lola. thro' Carrairtatins, ngdon. JltUt a. Pelerborti. Sleeping, Spalding, Spilsky. ApOrd. Primeby 4 - Hull, livening, at half-past 1 o'clock, beaday. at a qkartea before 7. The "Ripe - sr," a New Light Four-Inside Peet C‘aek to Carlisle. Penrith and Whitehaven ; with a Gao-v' cli the way ; passes through Appleby. !trough, Bower Gr. 1.1 Bridge. Richmoad.tatterick. Boroughbridge. Doncaster. Newark. ltaretry, Grantham. Senwford. ree. thaw. Stilton, Bigglesrade and Itaidork. Sets out in the Morning, and perfernu the Journey milk the greatest Fa cility. AT itantleso Team. Passengers detained on the road. by business or plea sure. hare the peculiar advantage of their seats being se cured in the nest Coach. THE ONLY DIRECT COACH TO CARLISLE. The New Royal Pateitt Mail, Cambridge thee Ware, ituntingfo.d. linekland, Royston. Evening, at half -past 7 o'c pet. Susday, at a quarter bqfore 7. Kewlot, Lascuster, Preston. Kirby. Lonsdale. Bolton, Morley. Onisskirk and Gan:fang Light Post Coaches, ere y Morning and Afternoon. Te " Royal Express.' New Light Four-/aside Post Coach. to Liverpool, in IS Hours only. tiro' IVareington, Pivseot. Conyleton, Lawton. Neweastlk, Rodyty. Assts. ford. Stone, Stafford and Liteklield. (oa Oat Night on the Road.) every • Afternoon • arrives at the Saracen's Head lan. Dale-stmt. Liverp ool. next Evening. The advantages to Travellers who honour this coach with their prelerence arefarsuperine to any other on this Road, as the "Royal Express" is driers throughout with I coach men only (S less than asp other coach to Lleerpnnt)—a sa ving to Passengers too evident to require comment ; besides the addiltonal adrastaye. especially to commercial inter est:. of performing the joisrney in less tinw than asp other coach ; and. nottrillislandfny its cheapness and expedition. the Proprietors pledge themselves that for softly and ac commodation it is equalled by few and shalt be surpassed by ROW. gitaffordshire Potteries, a new Light eery fast Coach, every Afternoon. to Lane d. titoke. Shelton, Burslea, Tunstall, Lawton, thinly and flollues Chapel. 'rills Is the only Coach direct to the Potterlec _ • Wakefield 4-Inside Post Coaches, every Moral's' and Afternoon, IT atrovcsn Chester. Newport, Wkileelsurek. Tarporley. wish, Nordkreick and • Ididdlerviols Light Coaches, ever, Morning and Alterrsooo. • stamford Light Post t;eaehes every ‘torning ant Afternoon through Bakke*, Biggleseade, Rt. Nrots, IlJoltden. Alcoa bary. Stilton. ant Wand ford. sunder/and. Sloikfoa and Yarn Light Post Coach every Morning. to the George le*, Sunderland. sr asvocau P. 4 RM. Mountain's " Repress. Umpire and Tally No," to Man chester. Wins/em. Cosogielon Newcastle, Masa& Wolter. hamplon hautsfonti. Ne w Foar task& Post Coaches, Three Times a Day. Daly Oae Night on the Road, Sheffield and Rotherham new Fear Inside Post Coaches every Months', called The Koreas," and also " The liteekiughans,' curry Afternoon. Al' INDUCNO sP44O. The " Regal &sprees." new Birosisykaas Light toast Night Chrseh, in lb hours. sets out every alteraoon, carrying 4 inside only passes through Warrick. Leamington. Soullsans. Merton. Daveutry. tßoney-Sle aeford. and •Teweester, to the /*racemes Mead. Roll Street. Rirolopisaas. early the nest asorising,—Drive* through with two 'washiness oisly. The ** it:press" a New Light Pest Coach le . UAW. Lin ea*, NortArweve. Hood** and Delseastcr, every warning. at eighteelock to the Cross Keys. Market Place, Thal, and oleo the " Rockiaghtuis 4 in the aftgrpooa at * o w fm k. Thst HerVirel, Ware. Haddad** and Chet' sat Coach. Tuggeahcas aid Rdsisoalon Coaches daily at eleven. hitt past two. Amt. stud eight o'clock. s e , At Reduced Pares. to leads. Vet*. and Doncaster: Leisage sad raekages at only two-prase per Its. 111. A. MOUNTAIN and Ca. respectfully as rmlet their IMMO& tad tee Petrillo. that they' will not be eceeeetable fee Gay Panels, Pesseerice Legasee, • Writings, ale. etc. '(saes thee Mee Peep& value, if lest, stolen or daotaied. „b est occurred es auk and the iasersnee paid for accord ; key ci des liesecee's 'kid 1114 tqllanei*lollol t " • . • - ;., Y.l ; ~~.•~r ~ , ~ ~', ..,ti J. Pleven, Hillhampt on. Whitley. Worcester, farmer: Jan. SO. 31, en I Peh. 21. at the Unicorn Inn, Worcester. Arnie / toys Williams and White. Lincoln's inn. London; and Mr. Co s tlier. Droltwieh, Woreatershire. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 16, R. Williams, Worcestershire, timber merchant. at •Itie Hop market Inn. St. Nicholas. Worcester—Feb. 4,J. Hea ton, M. Fleming and M. Dyson, Aldneondhary. Yorkshire, woollen nisulfactsrers, at the White Horse Inn. Huddersfield. Yorkshire—Jan. 31. J and J. Worth, /Frump street. Leedom. warehonseasen, at Basinghall street—Jan. 31, B. Troughton, ten. and J. Troashtnn, Wood street, silk men, at Basinghall street—Jan. 31; A. Henry. Finshory srosre. merchant, at Ila• sinehall street—Jan. 31.8. 0. -Hart. Harwich, Essex; user- Mum. at Basinghall street—Jac SI. T. Seeith 4 Horsham. Sus sex, timber merchant. at Basinghall street—Jan. 31, T. Mere into. sen.. Bishopsiste street Without, leather seller, at Ra sing:tali street—Feb.3, R. ammo. Liverpoo', snuff umake inter, at the George Inn, Liverpool —Feb.. 3. W. Moore, Li verpool, soap boiler. at the George Inn. Liverpool—Jan. SI, P.P. Andrew.-Bright,n. grocer, at Basinghall street—Feb. 3, A. Brander. Budge row, st Basinghall street -Jan. 31. J. Co:, Rt. John street, linen draper. at Basinghall street—Jan. SI, T. Cogger, Haymarket. &semen, at Basinghall street—Jan. 31. T. A. kiinchia. Southampton. banki.r, at Basinghall street Feb. 3, W. Gaynor, Bristol, deal-r. at the. Rummer Tavern. Bristol. -Jan. 31, 0. Hague,' Kingston-upon-Hull, haber dasher, at Basinghall street. CERTIFICATES.-i-Jan. S. Watts, Yew'. Somersetshire, money scrivener—Wm. Lunn, Oswestry, Saints. ironmonger —J. entranre. Birehin lane, jewel er—J. ilowden, inn. Wakefield, Yorkshire, torn factor - 0. T. Wright. Piceadiily, ironmonger. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 0. C. Fox and Co. Portreath, Primo Wiiarf. Truro, toss ers. as far as respects J. and R. P. Fox —J. Walker, Jan. and W. Walker, WolverhampLin. factors—S. Twigg and son, Belvtdera Wise. merzhants—D.. Brandon and 8, Jones, Hunter street, Bronswich sqoark, wine inerelsants—W. Weddelow and J. Moggs. Narrow street, Ratcliffe. millers— .l. Jackoon mad Go. Sbefileld, brush manufacturers—T. Toone knil S. "ashy, Lbleestrr, 11011 PA—R. and R. Barber; Jun. 'Bir mingham, stampers—.t. Muller and A. London, East India brokers—J. and P. 0. Moon, Gutter lane. Cheapside, plumbers -J. Lawrence and T. L. Blurs tell, I3well. Serrey, surgeons—W. W. Smith and Co. Coleman street, silk met chants-0. Austin and Co. Wapping wall. con! merchants —J, and J. Herron. Manchester, letter press printers—M. Sweet and H.Sy'nes, Taunton, coaoh proprietors—R. Wells end S. Newry, Birmingham, brass faun lers—J. Bliss and C . North* ampton, drapers—R, Molyneux and C. J. Cope, Devonshire street, watchmakers—R. Maxweil and M.Treaey. Old Change, straw hat manufacturers—J. Jones and W, Winmill, Castle street, Clerkenwell, grin trrs—S. F. Hoop r and J. BAK Cannon street—R. Hodge and Co. Newcastle upon Tyne, rope makers—J. Hagar and Co. Nina Morton Blngley, Yorkshire, paper makers—B, and R. Clark, St. Alhan's, higgiers—ll. and Jac.son, Waken I Yorkshire, tailbrs-0. it. D. Graham awl A. Dawson. Olissiow —T. Simpson andT.9itilock,Knares• b irough, Yorkshire. surgeons—T. D. Allis and Co. Chespside, wane:onsets:len—J. T. Rroeke and D. Crole, 0111 Broad street. brokers-3, Pullein and Co. Nlsnchester—S. Moore and Co. Laticashire, ship owners—R. Stump and J. Bubb. Bradford, Wiltshire. silvers niths—T. Boyden and J, Ward, Liverpool, sh p brokers—C. Snow and J. Dihsbory, New Windsor, book sellers—C. and B. Ellis, %Inkhorns Minster, Dorsetsbite. sualtsters. AI/BRAGS PRIOR Or CORN IN NNULAND AND WAS 1$ sxs wsl ;sass ama. S. psi. 411. a. d. MI it. I. d. Wheat .. NI * Oats •••• .20 to Rye. ,• • • • ••• •, • ..... 39 3 Reilikf • —33 4 Barley .... .29 4 Peas : ...... • ........36 $ Accrue price of Brown or Musc.syrads. Osier, fro. the re• turtle state iu the week ending .Is . n. 1, is Mrs. 61d. per cw t. is . 41 POLICE. MANSION House.—A poor, disesead destitute boy, named smith, was brought before the LORD MASS*, by an officer who found him in II most deplorable state. The officer stated, that the father and mother ha.l altogether eleserted the unfortunate hey, who, in describing his cuntlitiun to the 14 ,r 4 'g l ow said, that his 'nuttier ha I told him that tnoroing that she would never look upon hito ag a in. l'he Lewd 44..ivor,althoogb eutertainitig but slight hope, of the effect of 'an applies i sn to the " Refoge for the Destitute," sent the bey thither with his moons-is. dstior, but his i‘oroiship's f-ars were realised by the vtura of the boy, who was rejected as oat having any claim. The Lotto MAINS, , t Why, what a humbug this Refuse for the Destitute, as it is called, must be: there is no .efage for the destitute.—Here is a poor boy, as completely destitute as a Icllowriorrature can be. awl yet all assistance is refused to him by " the Refuge fur the D. stitute." Mr Ilitits (the etbomno councilman), who was in the Justice Room at the time, 6,44 that it eight shillings a week %%ere paid for the poor boy, be woul,l be received into the 'mantilla-asylum of " the Refuge fur the Destitute," bet not other u•i , e. The l,ieo Autos ortlere.l that the boy should be taken to the Parish Officers of Woitechapel. where his parents reCde.in order that some provision should be male for him from t h e earaiogs of th• uttnatarel tether and .nether.-{The Rp.es of the lastitotion called " The Refuge for the Destitute" do set, we apprebei,l, an. brace those ehiltirea whom parent* hve . oble to•eapport them, and at the same time within the niter of the lea. for rrfesiog 111 do so.) • ,:•!,,. .; TRUKTOGLI Alft Cr 'm . fi . _. 1 Row rt tILT.--• —O4 riaturday . . aft rn omi,ltow um 1 Sherilf of Um county of liertford...secosairassied by. Mr. . Tayl ,, r. the .hirrieser, slid another gentlemen, wilitti ou the sitting Magistrate (tl. ll.' %lustfull. !Cal ). for be [ a pnrimste of requesting that Tbutlrit's air gut--•f *bleb. sue peblio bate bear.* ee Awmil —loteeth be.dviirt re A NI 4 '' AA' iiiieff t die, tfierctisor vf•#,,prtl (frill •firlitl i qi le • visosi)♦ ci Vgb :04 0,4)1i The prisoner„in his defence, soleusoly and m di denied that hewn guilty of the robbery.and said be west by the other reach because the seresot hal omitted to sell him up in proper time for the one ia wbicb he was beehive. The mimics in the boots, he said, was occasioned by Ns mime seetranayabe isreesitalsoosto Ishodasteott el Isiaewni s lost at the moment the coach tomtit the door, end so *rpm Wes the coachman to proceed, that be was obliged to pat one of them on after he got into the comb, so that be boa I not time L., pgreei+e the mistake until it was too UP to remedy It. He conjured the 31agistrate to let hha pteeAd on !is Journey to toe contioent, as his detesdon weeld Orr cirri, blast his future prospects iu life. e Mugistrate told him he could do no sock ; and directed that he should be vet, in custody. te Liverpool. lIATTJN isARDIt'St.-048,torday this office was 114.11111•4 by landlords cud occupiers of booms in York Street. ad bartholoinew's Terrace, in the city Road, who oppW to answer inform Wails severally eznibit-d against toriatoby the Surveyor of St. I. 4 .lke's parish, charging them with tit m. ing yeglected to s drain, gravel, ballast, sod effeellthlij repair the part of the road next adjoining to their roopor tiee teneuvotg." The Act of Parhumor, ander *bleb these informations were laid, Is a local one. and ompowies the trustees to pave, at their discretion, any of the Mits. in the Perish, and to levy o rate U 3 the inblbitants of the saute to defray the expence thereby incurred. It *Sher enacts t ha th ose reeets,which the wasters in their altolliate discretion itszline to pave, shall be kept in effectual reptlir by each inhabitant repairing the part next adjoinitit to the teueinent th-y may occopy, or in default to be subject hi a penalty of bl. without sny power of mitigation on OW part of the Magistrate. The detail Isi I before the Mag►. straw sodideatly demonstrated the absurdity of Ribes actment. The road io question, which ran. parallel telt% the Regent's Canal, was originally formed of tbe city taken (coin the canal when its chapatti was formed; its bona* eons sera:ally is very bad. This ho sever was not mash per. ceived till the erection of Pichford's warehouses is a cm tiguous street vastly lacreosad the trait.; along this mad, cutting it up as fast as it was repaired. which was she most easily effected irons the street being repaired is small policies, no one being liable eaceptiag for the space before his own door, awl which of casino, be repsired .wilberot any reference to the time or ISIVIGef in which hisaekbiersir did his, iti that the mud from the umpired part risitgala stanlly washing over awl destroying the amssepead ses which had been made good, amoebae!' in tiseirtepois the bad parts at the time the other probably hid beet& wade good. Tbe inhabitants tindiag this wadi irohlip.aga pensive, and at the same those imetfootice., petitigood vio trustees to pave the street, declaring their iiiiiingnen4 ati be rated for the same, but th is they have gleamed duke:. In th e mean time tae rood having because, as admitSed by butts si.toa, a complete slaagh, op to the edemas of the waggons that have to pass through, them infoaoations were issued by he dimities of Rik trustees. . . . Mr. W. Sutton, one of the party squansoned, ig . a ger 7 clear Wanner pointed oat the . .disailvaaisg ! s . •0010. ono& la which the street was reparrod. it was, no'' elk • liOrh ' f oreign, his doing Isis p;t't alone, foe ilin welt it whlll` ta.g &gala as bad -as steer; air Win 'it inoraibk i inhil toar 0 . the year Jo get it Imo repair.... tribe truitem .would. ire (hens three months to repair It In, r e :f et ' s sa t igt Probsbly be stole to eiliso ,to a . las Ilt Old ° .. .16 each - eanoenting to pay n tortoni! tiny:got t - . troa j i kile re. . , paired. ' ' ' Hr. Gaon Nit be wisely 'prod wish Mn oq to the ispossibihtY of magma . the road .by. pieeoprol. * if lb. rooriodoo. was itresomeh .ko had, no .oltotogiii' ..t.rho street beePT Waled. hut h n od/actions warn $0) 1 V Sigh^ penalties, aft' megrorgliogly 04‘. lasing unneiefroigirti Ci i toed *bust sous, stiff foe% Ask the: poilitigf a of ritli •tec! , • The. width, hlogiattlito rtriSiadly onlnigirodl put, .40. 1 1 44 " of *a landship of dog oar * oat ,i 4411,1; itP :Obi i% Lite, V' , l'• isoodilloilitioi MN lo i n lino. Jel t Aitii* . if, te 4 , Shaillrer.dt.if lee lialiters t 403 1 pr,PWY. :2-,, ..b.,::: ..., J11::)».114: :.4.1 ni as.cl soma eat bo s oirti.a - ~, - .ltirss Al.. it • vsvia) - 14