The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-30 00:00:00

itA SMUT PTC IES lIPERSZDE D.

Richard !Lin, jun. Poulton-in.the-Fylde, Lancashire, liquor.
merchant.

John Hale Robinson and Henry Salter Robinson, Ridden Court,
Essex, hay-salesmen.

BANKRUPTS.

Joseph Tonney, Beaumont-street. Mary-la-Bonne, grocer, to
surrender April 2, 16, and May 10, at eleven. at the Bankrupts'
Court. Solicitor, Mr. Carlton, High-street, Mary-la-Bonne.
Hobert Fry, sen. East-street, Holton, cheesemonger, April 2, at
eleven, 16, and May 10, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solici-
tors, Messrs. Tate and Johnston, Copthall-buildings, Throgmor-
too-street.

—Jameibrif6ths, Liverpool, grocer, April 16, 16; and May 10,
at one, at the George Inn, LiverpooL Solicitors, Mr. Crewe,
Liverpool ; and Mr. John. Palsgrave-place, Temple•bar.
DIVIDENDS. •

April 19. Wiliam Dann, Thnewell Bentham, Bryan Bentham,
and James Baikie, Chatham and Sheerness, bankers, at twelve, et
the Bankrupts' Court.
April 23. ICiiliam floneyset, Dalston, Ila:kney, carpenter, at
ten, at the Bankrupts' Court.
May 7. Daniel Philip Wade, Hadleigli, Suffolk, tanner, at
twelve, at th 6 Bankrupts Court.
-April 23. Thomas Wood, Birchin-lane, merchant, at eleven, at
the Bankrupts Court.
April 19. Anthony Ellis, Illare.street, Hackney, carpenter, at
twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court.
. . .

April 19. Robert Fleming, Great Yarmouth, whio.merchant, at
ten, at the Bai,krupts' Court.
April SO. Henry Windsll Jackson and William Widgeon Beau-
mont, Great East-Cheap, cutlers, it ten, at ttie Bankrupts' Court.
April 29. William Werrall. Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at
the office of Thomas Murrow, solicitor, Liverpool.
April 2d. Ignatius Palyar, London-street, Fenehurch-street,
merchant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court.
. .

April itt. James Humphries, IVestbury, Wilts, woolstapler, at
eleven, at the White Hest Inn, Bath.
April 27. George Cooper, Tutbury Mill, Staffordshire, miller, at
eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Burton-upon-Trent.
April 27. William Donkiu. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, linen-draper,
at eleven, at the Turf Houk, Newcastle.
April J,hn Knight, Barton-under-Noedwood, Staffordshire,
W
draper, at twelve, at the hite Hart Inn, Button-upon-Trent.
May 4. John Glover, Leeds, woulstapler, at eleven, at the Ses.
Slone House, Leeds.
March 31. Rent, Ploughman, Roomy, Southampton, common
brewer, at one, at the Bell Inn, Boluses..
CERTIFICATES. APRIL IV.

Michael Meek, Knaresborough. linen-machant--Rosa Mnsely,
Honlstonlsquare, Whiteehapel, glass-merchant—William Harvey
Smith, Faversham. Kent, linen-draper—Thomas Truman. Water-
loo-terrace, Waterloo-road. print-seller—John IVhittingham, Li.
verpool, grocer—Leiria Houghton, Noble-street, Foster-Lana,
wholesale druggist.
PA RTNEIISHIPS DISSOLVED.

Robert and John Roskell, Liverpool, watchtuakers,—Stafford
Young and Jonathan Seonick, Lower Belg/eve-place, Pimlico,
coal-merchants—William and John Sawbridge, Coventry, ribbon.
manufacturers—Joseph Stocks, of Bar-croft„ and John Parish, of
Eastburn, YoStshire, bacon factors—Sarah Elizabeth nugget and
Mazy Ann Jarrett, of Inswrence-lane, bosnling-house-keepers—
Jane Matthews, Thomas John Gilson, and Stephen Bridge, of
Cones:Wl and Chelmsford, auctioneers—John lJaflinden aria
Robert Smithssite, Gibraltar, general merchants, as far as concerns
Robert Smithwaite—Thomss Moore and Francis Gouthwaite, Li-
verpool, glass bottle manufacturers, as far as concerns Francis
Gouthwaito—John,Pdrk and %Tinian" Fothergill Robinson, Liver-
rook herilterk—itihn Shipway and Henry Gore, Stroud. Glouces-
tershire, plumber.--James, Meer, 11'011ium Amiss, and Thomas
Bcddus, iiileot Collier, Gloucestershire, coal "masters, as far as
concerns J. Mete sin! W. Amiss—John Slurry and Francis
Baisler, Oxfonl.street, stationers--George Kemp, James Kemp,
Martin Kemp 'Welch, and George Kemp, jun. Poole, merchants.

The Master of the brig Hope, arrived at Greenock on
Thursday from New Orleans, which he left on the 11th
ult., mentions, that for several weeks previous to the
Hope's sailing, the weather had been so exceedingly wet
that the roads were nearly impassable, and business almost
at a stand. The cartage of one bale of cotton from th e
stores to the shipping, was from one-half to a dollar. The
weather hail not been so bad for seven years previously.
In consequence of the long-continued easterly winds
there was not a single arrival from any foreign port on
Lloyd's books Lestettlay.
Rio DI LA FLATA.--AORICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.--
We are relocated to state that the Subscription for the Capital of
this Association will not open until Tuesday, the bth of April, at
the Crown and Anchor Tavern, st noon, and that letters on the
business of the Associatioq are to be sent free of postage, ad-
dressed to one of die Tftsteei, Sir John P Lfarington, Bart.,
Sir George Dunkrit, Bart. • or J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq.,
to the care of Messrs. 3lor/and's and Co., bankers, Pall-mall ; or
MOWS. Fuller and Saltwell, solicitors, Carlton Chambers, Regent-
street.
RAIL-ROADS, &t—We are anthan'sed. to '
state that
Mr. Nicholas Wood, of Killingsworth Colliery, •Newesslo.upoo-
Tyne, a gentleman of great practical experience ipti the subject,
and coadjutor of Mr. Stevenson, is preparing a Comektc Treatise
ON Rail-Roads, accompanied by a great variety of oriettal Expe-
riments on Steam Carriages, and by Drawings, &c. The
Work will be ready early in April ; and, as Northumberland has
given birth to all the improvements on this system+, Mr. Wood's
book is likely to satisfy public curiosity.
Lord Rodney gave a new turn to naval tactics in breaking
the line by bearing down on the French fleet en the glorious 12th
of April; and by a pacific improvement of the plan any person may
now break the neck of elfie/wreeric, by bearing down on either Of
Melee Others, for the four grand pities of 20,0001. and thirty ether
capitals. which must all be drawn on Tuesday, the 12th of April.
A Goon PATIINT.—BRIGIITON, AIASC/1 27.—Mrs.
Dairy, a lath who has been residing for some time past in Brigh-
ton, and who Is very rich, having, in addition to an income which
was always large, come into possession, a lew months siooe, of con-
siderable property by the death of a brother, has a daughter, of
whom she is exceedingly fond, and who has for several years been
alllicted with an illness from which the physicians to whom she ap-
plied could if,ve no relief. She was at length advised to consult
Dr. Yates. She did so, and in the course of three months her
daughter was cured. The gratitude of Ors. Delany knew no
bounds. In addition to the established inclical fees, she presented
the Doctor with a check foe 1,000 guineas, anti not coatenr with
this, has given him a carriage and horses, the former built in the
must handsome style, which cost 300 guineas : she has also insisted
on defraying the expenses incurred by the establishment of With
and horses. Booths this, Mrs. Dulany presented Mrs. Yates with
a valuable diamond ring, and on New Year's-day sent the Doctor
a watch which cost 90 guineas. And further, she has made a pre-
sent of 3001. to the young lady, Miss B—n, whose recommenda-
tion induced her to consult Dr. Y. on her daughter's eau. Mrs.
Dulany is probably worth 10,000. a-year. tDr. Yaks is brother
to Yates of Covent-garden.j--Norefnc Paper.