The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-10 00:00:00

BOWSTREET.

Edmund', Eachequer-ollice of Pleas,
'nineteen.
Jonw Witetvetre Shefield, wood-turner.

12, &Übe Tontine lon, Sheffeld.

soia. New Boswell-cont() and Mr.. Swindon,
Vistas Owes, Liverpool. corn-dealer, June I, __-/20, at 12, at.
George Ina, Dale.rtreet, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. E. Chester, Staple.
lon and Mr. William Hinde, Marshall-street, Liverpool.
WILLIAM EIVIIBMOR and Roasar BURIIIDOR, Birmingham. grocers,
May 17, 18, and June 20, at 2, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Soil-
Mora, Messrs. Amory and Coles, Throgmortou.street ; and Mr. Joseph
Parkes, Birmingham.
JOll5l Surmises, Leeds, cloth-dresser, May 18, June 10, and 20, at 11,
at the Coart-house, Leeds. Solicitors, Mr. Henry Smithson, Old Jewry ;
and Mr. Dunning. Leeds.
Jon.. Jouns, Chester, victualler, May 23, 26, and June 20, at 11, at the
Talbot Inn, Worcester. Solicitors, Mr. Cecil Becke, Devonshire-street,
Queen-square; and Mr. Thomas France, Worcester.
Hutt' tan Govan., Bishop's Hull, Komersetshire, scrivener, May 12,
13, end June 20, at 10, at the Hlgbbridge Inn, Huntsplll, Sommsetshire.
Solicitors, Mr.Levibood, Bridgewater; and lir. Blake, Cook's-court,
Carey-street.
7110MAi Foetus., Ifingston.npon-Hull, merchant, May 20, 22, and
June 20, at I, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Scale-lane Kbigeton-upon
upon.Hitli. Solicitor., Messrs. Hicks and Dean, Gray'slnia-square ; and
Memrs. Mane and Holden, Hull.

iiivtDENns.

May 90. Richard Eccieston, Bristol, wine-merchant, at 11, at the office
of Mr. Webb, solicitor, Fountain-buildings, Rath.—May 13. Alexander
Gomperts, Great Winchester-street, merchant, at 12, at the Bankrupts'
Court.—May 13. David Tanner, Monmouth, Iron-master, at 10, at the
Bankrupts' Court.—May 20. Charles Pearson, Grosvenor-place, South.
wark, grocer, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court.—June 3. William I.ltabery
Grosvenor, sen. Elieter ("hater. William Limbery GrortrawOr, .nn. and
Charles Hutt, Cornhill, stationers. at 12, at the tianlsrepts' Clourt.—May
30. Robert Seward, Bulfo-Pill, Gloucestershire, sotdandittsr, et 11, at
the Bankrupts' Court.—May 30. William Eigar, CaMl Holborn,
coal-merchant. at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court.—Mapll4. M Forster
Philpot-lane, wine-merchant, at 9; at Use Bankrupts' Canute--May 30.
Julien Gallerand and Francis Pongerard, Fencharab-street, Merchants, at
11, at the Bankrupts' Court.—May 30. John Laoincraft„, Plymouth, dealer
and cbapmen, at 11, at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth.—gfay IS: niumis
Sykes, Bath Easton, Somersetahlre, clothier, at 11, at the'Dauffrupt
Court.—June 2. pang, Cooper, Tutbury 31111, Staffordshire, miller,at I I,
at the White Hart Inn, Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordebire.—June 17.
Daniel Henry Bolt, Manchester, merchant, at 9, at White's Hotel, Sing.
street, Manchester.—June 7. William Chase, jun. Gosport, Southampton,
merchant, at 12, at the office of Mr. George Augustus Callaway, St.
Thomas's-street, Portsmouth.—Jane 19. Thomas Perkins, Patricroft„
Manchester, and Bamford Mill, Derbyshire, cotton-spinner, at 9, M
White's Hotel, King-street, Manchester.—June 7. John Harrison, Ports.
mouth, tavern-keeper. at 2, at the house of Mr. George Augustus Calla.
way, solicitor, !Lab-street, Portsmouth.—May 13. Benjarnin Barge,
Clifford-street, Bond-street, what-merchant, at 12, at the Bankrupts
Court —June 5. William Higgs, George Hodson, and Richard Higgs,
Bristol, leather-factors, at I, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.—May 30. John
Woods and Henry IVlllinms, Hastings, grocers, at 10, at the Bankrupts'
Court.—May 31. Richard Tutin, Birmingham, builder, at 12, at the Albion
Hotel, High-street, Blrmingham.—June 7. John Ridgway, Macclesfield,
Cheshire, link-manufacturer, at 10, at the Macclesfield Arms Hotel,
Marclestield.—June 24. Joacinim Rues de Altedo, Bank-buildings, mer-
chant, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court.—June 1. Samuel Sidwell, Shepton
Mallet, Somersetshire, Ineholder, at 12, at the Christopher Inn, Bath.
—May 30. Samuel Keene, sen. Long Litton, Surrey, coal-merchant, at
10, at the Bankrupts' Court.
CSRTIFICATES—MAT 30.

John Ansley, Star,court, Bread.street, merchant—George Lowe, Man.
chaster, Aker—Wm. Rood Steed, Carollne-street, Bedford-squarc, sur-
geoa--Wm. Hill, Bow, miller—Richard Horne, Holborn-hill, shoe man.-
tacturer-14sac Geld, lirunAwick-row, Hackney-road, tea and coffee
dealer—James Watti Cheltenham, painter—Gideon Dare, Liverpool,
grocer—Martin Haywood, Wood- Cheapslde, warehouseman—Ro-
bert Seward, Rollo Pill, Gloucestershire, coal-master—John and William
Bristow, Worcester, curriers.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

• DARTS ANDREW, Jun. Kilmarnock, carpet-manufacturer, at the Sheriff
Clerk's Office, Ayr, June 2, at 12, and at the office of Messrs. King and
Bludowall, Glasgow, June 16, at 12.
FRANKLIN and Co. Edinburgh, clothiers, at the Royal Exchange
Itialls•-bwass, Edinburgh. Hay 16, at 2.
Cnsatas [arta and Co. Glasgow, manufacturers, at the chambers of
Messrs. King and 3lacdowall, Glasgow, June 3 and IS, at 12.
TRONAS and ALRIANDIR FISHER, Edinburgh, builders, at Elder-
street Hall, Edinburgh, May2B, at 12.
TURNUR and Burn' Edinburgh, merchant++, at the Royal Exchange
Coffee-house, Edinburgh, Mny 23, at 2.
inns CORRAL and Soy, Pinnieston, near Glasgow, brewers, at the
Black Bull, Glasgow, June 3 and 17, at 12.
JANIS PARK, Glasgow, grain-merchant, at the Black Bull, Glasgow,
Jane 8 and 22, at 1.
We, GaAs, Jun. and Co. KirlandHoch, grocers, at the chambers of Mr.
al'Allister, Dumbarton, June 7, at 11, and at the chambers of Messrs.
Campbell and saris, Glasgow. June 21, at 2.
ALLAN Asnauw and Co. Kilmarnock, cotton-yarn.raerchants, at the
Sheriff Clerk's Office, Ayr, June 2, at It, and at the office of Messrs. King
and Mudowall, Glasgow, June 16, at 12.
14KNJAIKIN Rows, Snewalton, coal-master, and Irvine, grocer, at the
chambers of Mr. James Harvey, Glasgow, May 24, at 12.
Jotter MITCRRLL, St. Milian's, near Stirling, manufacturer, at Glbb's
Inn, Stirling, May 16 and 31, at 1.
Rosaav ALEXANDER MACKAY, Glasgow, merchant, at the Black Bull,
Glasgow, May 12 and Juue 2, at I.
D. and D. Ill'Gows, Glenmurray, distillers, at Gibb's inn, Stirling,
May 12 and June 2, at I.
JOHN M'GRROOR and Co. Keivlnhaugh, near Clugovr, calico-printers,
at the Black Bull, Glasgow, May IS, and June I, at 3.
Jamas Jonswrov and Sons, Gla4gow, tanners, at the Lyceum Rooms,
Glasgow. May 12 and .31, at 2.
We. flogoos, Edinburgh, builder, at the Trustee's Chambers, Edin-
burgh, May 23, at I.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
John Gllchriat and Archibald Ire% Demerara, merchants—Wm. George
Bentley and John Wood, Little Queen-atreet, Holborn, wholesale-per-
Armen and drug grinders—Wm. Lamburn and Juseph Jeffs Batelle'.
Alghway, tea-deafen—Jame,. Leigh and Charles Wynn, Salford, machine-
tinkers—Junes Davis and David Corbet, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's
Ina-fields, surgeons—Luke Kidd and Joseph Rand!won, Carlisle, du-
dressers—Blebs:A Abbott* and John Wm. Thornton, Orford-atreet, wine
end spirit-raerchanG—James Brlghtmore Froggolt and Win. Lilleyman,
Doncaster, linen and woollen drapers—Mary Ryley and Dorcas Maria
Chrtildge.Bueslow, Staffordshire, milllnere--Fraoces and Thomas Derby,
Cothermouth, Camberland, tanners—John and Wm. Bristow, Worcester,
. - . .
and

A complaint was made yesterday, by a lady the daughter of the
widow of a man of title, against her husband:describing herself',
being in fear of her life from his violence. The examination owls
private one; and, though we have had some particulars oldness
sent to us, yet we do not think ourselves authorized to On oak
publicity. It is probable that, as in moat matnmonld
there have been faults en both sides. The result,
learn was, that the husband was held bound is his empigen.
in the slim of 1001. to keep the pests towards his wife err lit
Majesty's subjects for twelve months.

SRIPP!NG INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, Mow cur, MAT B.

Arrived the Spartan, Young, from New Orleans, sailed Was Mara hap
Belize. In company with the Laurel, for Liverpool. On the 27th April, la
at. 48. 45, long. 23. 40. spoke the Mary Ann, from Liverpool for (barbrc.
On the :td Inst. off Tuikaf, exchanged numbers with the Canureus, fray
Diverpool for Oporto.—The Julius, West, frost savannah, now ea
April , the Dahlia and Hibernia had sailed for Liverpool; tha mods%
for Liverpool, sailed on the bth, and the Mary, Holmes, on Me 4411.—The
Rochdale, Chapman, from Oporto and Hoylake.
Sailed the Manhattan, Marshall, for New York • Monterums, Wart foe
Philadelphia ; Orient, Stewart, for Barcelona; Delta, Clarkson, far 8..
ton; IWilsons, Ross, for Demerara.
The New York, Bennett, Is off, from New York. Ras brought Minsk
stoners ; among whom is Lieutenant R. Brown, with despatches from
Panama. He will leave this place for London to-night.

Faiworra, MAY 7.—Wlnd N.E.—Arrived the Enterprise, iyask"
from London and Elisa, Dealy, from Liverpool.—Sailed the Fortitude
Stephens, for Lisbon.
Cows% MAY 8. —Wind lesst.—Arrived the Queen, James, from Ll•bos,
PLYMOUTH, MAY 7...—Wind N.F..--Arrived the Catharine Great,
Boyle, from Sierra Leone, and Laura, Bucktit, from the tale of Fru%
sailed 3d of January, and left there the Lonach, Driacoll; Hata*
Vaughan, and the Lady East, for London.
POILTAMOCTR, MAY H.—Wind E.—Salledthe Elizabeth, Atberdos, fat
Quebec ; and the Carboneer, Taggart, for Lisbon.
DIAL, MAY B.—Wind N.B.—Arrived the Wilhelmina, Ferguson, had
Antwerp, for Batavia, and remains with the Britannia, for Dantalc.—Ths
----A-hoard, sailed for the Alva this morning._

from Cniolted Islaod, 4 days c sehoorim me- nberg,bit
31 days. The brig Commerce, of Liverpool, Jahn Wtgby, macter, on be
voyage from Puerto Cabello to Campeachy, was mocked on the 2/.hif
December, between Lugger Headed Keys and Woman', Jolend, yk•
vessel went to pieces Immediately, but the crew were for:boatel, sired by
a canoe, that we. fishing near the Keys. TUT were takes to Carapearlay,
from whence the mate and crew embarked on board the schooner Lady
Halstead, which arrived this morning, By theJmefa, from Boots Mode,
we learn that the British schooner, Eliza Ann (of this OW, Cepals
Symmonett, had been captured and burnt. The mate *sewed
Josefa. The following particulars are furnished by Mr. ilymanonett the
mate. On the I ith Inst. at Carasol. while the Elise Ann was loading, the
boat, with sir men, went ashore to bring off a load of wood the. massed
two men were employed stowing the cargo In the hold ; Captain ammo
nett was In the cabin, and the trader, cook, and steward, %akin that
breakfast on deck, when eleven lodises rushed on the lam Crete and
murdered them. Captain Symmonett, on coming up the cabin steps, am
knocked down senseless, stabbed in three different places, and supposed
to be dead, wart thrown overboard, when he was picked op, as well as die
mate, by the boat of a sloop that was at anchor near the Fills Ass. Ile
Indians murdered two other men and a little boy. The Captain's swig
supposed to have either been murdered or taken sailor* by the loam
After plundering the schooner, she was burnt to the water's edge. Captain
Symmooeta was left at Rio de la Hache In a very weak state. The rate
went from Rio de La Hache to Santa Martha, and embarked In the Jovefs.
Ths,, brig Braddock, Hewson, from London,last from Falmouth, In d
days, arrived at Santa Martha on Saturday ist.
The Havannah Packet, Callsen, sailed from Havannah ISM Jamie/
for liamburgh, and has not since been heard of.
The Tipton Had, Meyers, was driven on shore near Barcelona, 23ds1L
during a gale, but was expected to be got off.
.nOMSMAIIII-110t:ND VICSBIO.II.—The bag prevalence of north earl
winds preventaa number of vessels, which have been some time erpected
from getting into port. Among the number are his Majesty's skip Feler
mus, from Vera Cruz, with a large quantity of dollars. Packets from the
Braille, America, and Lisbon, are over due. The Atlas, from Chins sod
the Cap, of Good Hope, with Lord Charles Somerset on Nardi the
Vanduart, also from China ; the Me 111.41 and Royal George, from Bess
gall 4 the Cumbrian, from Bombay; the Minstrel, from Batavia; and
some whalers, have been out from St. Helena since the middle of March:
and many merchantmen, from the southward and westward, have bean
long looked for. Some of the vessels, it is feared, may be short of re,-
visions and water, and as the new moon has come in without soy *PPM'
ante of change of wind, It is supposed that it will cantle's' In the same
quarter for some time longer. It would therefore be very satisfactory 0
know that the Lords of the Admiralty have despatched some skips awe,
from Plymouth and Cork, with supplies fur the relief of the tra&,
has been done on similar occasions.

, at the a...mentors'. wart. 0011C1.P.,
'clinary-court, Nicholas-lane. u RRRRRR ND, /111• T 9.—Arrived the Fortuna, Nell, from Earesr,
~ Resew. park, litien.dimper Hay 16, Hoffnung, Egger*, from Tanning ; Commerce, be Vries, from Asts,r?;
11, at the Bankrupts' Court. 9ollcitor, Sir E. Bank., Howlett, from Hamburgh ; Queen of the Netbertsnm,
Pearson, frues) Lord Melville, Middleton, from Calais; cd
Umber-merchant, May 31, at I, at the Earl of Leer front °Mend. lolled tha Handy, Cook, fir
oil. Solicitors, Mr. Leigh, Charlotte- Amster**.
rather, Lord-street, Liverpool. Mks withOlf/OM7Vres cunt Shoat two Millet shin toe Mike
m builder, Map. 24, 25, and June 20, at, wash, suppomdlo lies er. The Nancy maned this*, for Ileac
pit,ton", me, wo,,,,air. swoon, lt.) MB ; There are nearly 200 Oil of sOps riding sat
.incuin's-lun ;
"Visilliii4l46"brialkniot. .-41.1isdsed the Lightning, Wet Glace dim-packst. Bee
r, May 19. 20, and saw lik at ti, at timi v•PPIt. t &c. This packet and tilt Haldane, innsport, barns
Ir. Richard Addison, genemmamigleg.. kungen, &la on oard, attached o the Dere of Devomeire's tmbersykr
Warman, Carlisle. et hing, gut Into Ilia Member yesterday evening, se, frost *
r Birmingham bulkier, May-10, at 2, 17, f?"61,01000_,_ ___ timillidiMA • fain, they •90111 Doi get their Pour milt
Tavern, Birmingham. Solicitors..
4r.M .'ne7wnsglol. ,
Cl4l, Lincoin'a-inn; and Mr. Male, r. Ximorritar (Jamaica), HAMM 21.—.Amilved the English •
Lady Halstead. from Canmeathy,shigjp days, with rice, &c. • 00=
rood.turner, May 19, Wised Jame 20, at schooner, Josefm from Santa Martha, .tessediple, consigned to Melee
. Solicitors, Messrs. Stocker and Dew- Leon, with wood and corn ; American schOoefm, Elisatietk Imafilm
. John Swindon, Sheffield. York, 28 days, earolgned to Lumina Cary sfird Co. with a genial mom
„dealer, J„„. j. 2, and 20. at 12, at the American schooner Eliza Aun, from New Tort, IS days, mosiganges.
.01. Solicitors, Mr. E. Chester, Staple. John Biggar, Esq. with a genet!! cargo; his Majesty's cutler Cloth"
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