The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-19 00:00:00

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Septetaber 141. A W. Bellaire, thrn or late of Stamford, Lin-
coln, and J. Bellaire, jon. then or late of Heavy, beakers,
Si twelve, at the Crown Inn, Stamford.
September 10. T. Trafford, of Kirilingion, Oxford, coal-
dealer, at eleven, at the White Hart ben, Chipping Nor-
ton, Oxford.
November 43. G. Whitehead, jan. and G. Clarke. late of
Basteihall-street, London, Blnekwell-hall factors, at sie-
ve., at the Court of Commissiusers of Baokrupts, Basing-
ball street.

September 16 T. Moore, late of the Bartonants, Hereford,
farmer, at elm°, at the Grapes Tavern, Hereford.
September 11. W. Cotten, of Tilton, Worcester. miller. at
eleven, at the Whiter Hart Inn, Hartlebnry, Worcester.
September 10. M. Corgan, T. B Paget, and E. Matthews, of
Chipping Norton, Oxford, bankers, at the White Hart lou,
Chipping Norton.
August 24. J. Brown, now or late of Leedom, eraty-rlothier,
at eleven, at the Court of Comnaissouers of Bankrupt.,
Ba.inghall.steret.
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Belot-toner 17. 1. Speare,of Provideare row, Hackney. Mid-
dlesex, torrebani. at Ito, at tke Coon of Coassoissitouers
of Bankrupts, Basingball-street, Loodua.

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the poor a that nod the adjacent streets. Ide. &.,lioek H. Cobb, of Graveney, Bent, farmer.—W. Cosner, of to Ireland, connected with the Executive Gov'e'rn:
g.vr a +beep to the poor women is St. Chad's alawhoeses. Millbank street, Westminster, Middlesex, timber-merchant. 1 Imint, may be settled in London ; and all matters
Sir. Acton, coodulnaker, gave soother to his woik-people. —E Worthingtoa, of Stangate street, Lambeth, Surrey, anal
4 I .IMr. Smart ashmooger, also gave a Sae sheep ; and Mr. of Great Peter-street, w.srushister. maltster.—J. Conned, relating to the Irish Revenue, to which the Lords
‘ 1 Altree. wi:itestnith, regaled the persons in his employ at hen. of Mitcham, Surrey, drug-grinder.—W. Fothergill, tale of the Treasury and the English Revenue Depart-
-1 the Hermlid last. A lowly of gentlemen and tradesmen of Canson-street-rnatl, St. George in the East, Middlesex, ments are or shall be made a party, may be as
i partook of an elegant and hospitable dinner at the Talbot ship-drakr.—G. Walter, of Upper-street, kliugtos, Middle-
Ins, where excellent songs were sort, sad warm cum iviality sex, lioen-draper. readily decided upon in
London,
and pat into
operation, as if they belonged to some English
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re ,gned.—(Shreirsbary Chronicle)
, .__ __ PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. SlAinnel and J. Thompson, of Ashford-street, Heaton, county.
! Your Committee entertain a very strong expects-
.On Tuesday night five hay-stacks and one rye- Middlesex, dm August 14, 11122.—W. Dow sad J.
'f
Rhodes. Well Si.unstan, Stepney, Middlesex, tion, that this recline of communicstion between
stack. the property of W. H. GOSSIP, of Hatfield, "II
coal- PP'ell'ante, August 14; 1811.—H. Tovher and T. the two countries will, in the way now pointed out,
l . / near Doncaster, took fire, owing to one of the hay- Sanding, of Whalley, Lancaster, wheelwrights, Mach 20, contribute not only to a more early, direct, and ef-
keel:4 being over-heated. About forty or fifty 1821.—J. Holt and .1. Law, of Burnley, Lancaster, iron fectual administration of public business of every
taus of hay were consumed, and about sixty !trade founders, August 6, 1822.—.1. Christy and R. Messer, of
1 . of rye.
At the late Leicester Assizes a cause was tried,
the KING a. JOHN Bites the younger and JOHN Collins,
ocno,:aunsnwe I -.leer:whole:
jr:,,,fdei eGe.
30, tan —J. Fears man. Middleton of the Strand, Lundoa,
of George.alreet, Grosvesor-squase, carriage lam description its Ireland, but also that it will lead to
the simplifying and cousoluinting the method of
transacting it, to such a manner as eventually to
le be attended with a considerable !Hiving to the pub.
BATes the elder, The prosecutor was Mr. LACEY, makers, August 14, 1822. lie on official establishments. Should this expecte-
of Nottinghsm, to whom • patent was grouted some
PRICE OF SUGAR.
Lion of your Committee prove to be well fouuded,
The average p • of Brows or Muscovado Sugar, cow.
years ago for the making of lace. The Defendants, ell the money that has been applied to the improve:-
Jour+ BATES and his son, are hosiers it, Leicester, pried from the Relarns made in the week ending the 14th meat of the road+, bridges, mid harbours, belong-
and have also an establishment at Antwerp ; used it day or August, 1812, Is 28s. 10. per hundred weight, ea- jag to this communication, will then appear to he
appeared upon the trial that the Defendants had elusive of the duties of custom, paid or payable 'lmmo Oh a source of retrenchment and gain to the public.
i endeavoured to get some of the patent lace-ma- the importation thereof into Great Britain.
This way, however, of coneideriog the subject has
chines conveyed to Antwerp. The Defendant,
PRICES OF CORN. not been the usual one that has been taken by
Jums BATES the elder, was bound guilty, and set,- Weekly Return of the Average Price of British Corn, thew persons who have superficially examined it ;
i aenced to be imprisoned for one year, to pay a tine Winchester Measure, as received from the Inspectors In but let thee@ persons recollect, that so recently us
• of 2001. and to be further imprisoned till that fine the respective Maritime Cities and Towns in England sad
in the year 1808, the Holyhead niail.coach occu-
. le paid. JOHN BATES the younger forfeited Isis re- wales, from which the Prices that govern Importation
are calealated.—August 10, 1812. pied 48 hours in its journey between London mid
cognizance by not appearing. _ Holyhead, and that the London letters were seldom
i A letter from Chaumont (Upper Marne), dated 1 k delivered in Dublin before the fourth morning after
the 91 of August, says—+' On the 28th of last 1;
•eir Shi -it
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8." allow, i . their departure froM London; and then they lutist
eleeth, about four o'clock r. in the evening, a dread- . i 2 II e 1." allow, that if n the end thry will arrive In Dublin
-. aa 0
ful storm threw the Comteuce of La Chapelle into 01 0 04 , —in 98 hours, the money expended in securing this
a state of consternation, and ruined its unfortunate s. .1. g. d a. d a. d a. d s. d a. la. d. object has been well applied. Those persons, •Isa,
tehabittente. The hail, which fell with violence, was 41 11 18 118 19 324827 I 0 0 0 who may be adverse to SO great an itinovation as
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in reality a 'wisp of' flakes of ice, of an extraordinary that of conducting the adminietration of Irish
site, which were broken in pieces against the roofs MEETINGS OP CRRDITORS AT TIM COURT affairs in London, will allow that the state of the
of the, houses and the stones, and cut up every OF COMAJIsSIONRIIS OF BANKRUPTS, case, as to the MUMS of communication between
species of vegetable substance. This storm, in less TO soaaow. the two countries, is so entirely new, as to make
than four minutes, destroyed till the crops of wheat, -am— 'lt H. many reformation., not only safe but essentially
T. Morrison, late of Rimherhithe master-mariner.. 3 to
turnip*, barley, oats, hemp, and generally all thenecessary, that before were quite unsafe, and per-
J.Beunett, lin. Cricksecior. coaCanerchaust... ...... 2 10
plaits and shrubs exposed to its fury. The houses DIVIDENDS. haps impracticable.
I are very much damaged, the church and the pies- J. Spence, Hackney, merchant ll May 17, 1822.
bytery are greatly injured; horses were thrown W. woo, Hiourrisbary, merchant
down several times; children tossed in every dare- J. and W. Nichol, Isle of she Old Jewry lO At the sale or stock held by Mr. LEIWCHI ED, it
lion, and carried by die whirlwind to un height of A. P. and A.G. Porriales, Broad.street. merchants ll Ikapedeit Hull, Herts. on Tuesday and Wednesday
mute than ten feet ; men rolled along the ground; J. Brown, London, army elothin ll last, the North Devout working oxen went off freely
wed trees of every description. which were in fields CERTIFICATES. at high prices; and as they were purchased princi-
. Ak, IN: or gardens, broken and completely destroyed. After ' J. Hargraves, of Liverpool, suttee—R. Stewart, lat. 0
King-street, Chcapside, London, Scotch—W. Mier- pally by gentlemen from the adjoining counties, it
, ~ the storm, hares arid birds of all kinds were found would seem that the system of working oxen, instead
having been cat in pieces by the hail." 1 wood, late of Liverpool, soap-manufacturer.—lL Graham, of
ri on the earth,
* Leicester-ewe., Middlesex, linea.d.sper.—A. J. Smith sad of houses, for agricultural purpose., is gettiog into
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vi. (F r 1. Shepherd, of Bristle), Stafford, iroamasters. .0 repute.
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