The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-03-28 00:00:00

PLYMOUTII BANK,

The final domination of the partner of the Plymouth Bank
commenced on 31onday, and was concluded on Wednesday last, at
ten o'clock at night. l'ne following balance-sheet, as prepared by
the accountant, was presented to the Meeting of Creditors :

DEBITS.

To amount of Interezt N ,tea
Ditto SI. and IL N•ne+ In circulation.—
DM° balance of !tanning Acc.unts
Ditto balance dne to Hoare, Barnette,
and Co. for the payment of which they
bold full security........ ........

1165,142 5 2
22,602 0 0 1187,764 5 2
41,1106 1 10

36 304) 15

Total Amount owing by the Bank
CREDIT
__ _

To amount of good Debts
Vitt° Cash, Drafts, kc. In hand 110,251 10 11 75,511 ID (i
Ditto advanced on
Ditto ditto on different Compani.s
Ditto Stuck unsold, viz. Value of
9061. 101. Ild., Consols and Reduced
Ditto balance on Danish Stock

0000
4,120 19 0

Total amount of Assets
Lekring a deficiency to be accounted [prof 144,749 18 6

LOSSES,
Showing hnw the dedclencg arose.
On different purchamta and sale of Stock 33,248 4 2
Balance of NoLt and Loss Account 5.537 15 4
Bad Debts and .uppoaed bad 7,257 14 9
ouubtful Debts 1041114 17 4 241.720 11 7
AAAAAA lIALANCNII.

Sir William Etfosd and Son
John Tingeouilas 10,447 V 10
5,664 11. 67,245 10 9
Second Account oi.J. being
the the amount of bad Debts owing by
various per,ons, ordered by Mr. Ting-
combo to be carried to lila account in
March, 1820

20;763 16 2

Total amount of deficiency as above ..ei.i4;741) In (I

In the above statement the private property of the partners is not
taken into consideration, being available for their debts unconnected
with the banking establishtn nt ; the surplus, after such debts are
paid, if any, will go towards the assets of the estate.

SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, SVNDAY, MARCH 26.
Arrived tte Delaware, Hamilton, from Savannah.
HOLYIIIIO, MARCH 25.
At 6 p. m. yesterday an American ship, by every appearance one of the
pet pa•oed close to the Head, outward.bound, and as the Corinthian
was to sail ye.terday, I conclude it woo her, though no flags were shown.
At other ship passed outward In half an hour afterwards—no flags.

rALMOUTR, it 25.—Arrived the Cry., Maleheater, from Matan
zee, for Antwerp—salled the 24th January ; and the Jane, Milne, from St.
John'•, New Bninsuiek. Wind E.N.E. vtrong breezes.
rtvatourn, Maacit 25.—Arrived the Alpha, Huston, from Cadiz.
Pa,ed by the beiina, Oldrey, for Newfoundland.—Wind E. blowing very
bari d.

COW as, MARCH 26.—Arrired the Cornelia, —, from St. Thomas's.
PORTSSIOIiTH, 31Aacn 26.—Arrived the William Manning, Smith,
from St. hitt% ; and his Male-ty's ship Jasper, from a cruise. Sailed the
Preston, Cram...tone, for St. John's ; and the Sir 'William kleusley, lamith,
for Quebec.—Wiud E. blowing very hard.
Dem., Maarn 26.—N0 arrivals or saltines.
SHEMIN ins, MARCH 26.—A schooner was on the Nore sand this morn-
ing, but was got off at high water, and came into this harbour. It blows
a gale at E. by N. awl several ships have run In for shelter.
GRAVISKVII, Masco 24.—Arrived the Elvin', Baker, from Memel ;
Dieridian, Hope, from Lisbon; Commerce, Ages, from Havre; Tranby,
'flue., from Petersbu; New Harriet, Snobbs, from Smyrna; Stems,
Gullen, from Hamburrghgh ; Frteuthhip, Elson, from St. Michael's ; Neu-
tral, —, from Hammy; Augusteen, Storey, from Copenhagen; Mary,
Stukeley, from Nieustadt ; and several others, names unknown. Sailed
the St. Charles, Cousin-, for Quebec ; Mary, Wills, for St. John's, N.B. ;
Matilda, Bray, for Havre ; Tinton, Hewes, for Rotterdam.

Hutt, AlAncrt 24.—nie Brothers, Render4on, from this port for Lon-
don, caught ore in the cabin this morning when to theca of getting out
of thts harbour, but by timely assistance, and scuttling the vessel, has not
sustained Teri material Injury.
Ills Majesty's ships Warspite and Vo;arre, bound to the Fact
w.•re spoken with on the 15th in-t. In lat. 44. 44. low,. 4. 26.
The Susanne, Guichrm, from Liverpool for Calla:, has been driven on
the sends or that place, and it Is feared will be 14.4.
The Asp, Cracker, and Dwarf, three small cutters of about 40 tons di-
mensions, have been ordered to be fitted at this port, for the purpose of
being attached to the British/liter fishery on the c !rut of France, and in.
the neighbourhood of Jersey. Lieutenant Jr.,. !lough• h appointed to
command the Cracker, Lieutenant ff. Colthtwat the Asp, and Lieutenant
St. John the Dwarf; they are to have a crew of thirty men each.
Vssnet sssss m wren —The Sappho pocket, of Loudon, on the lot
by the Carl Johan, Lawson, arrived at Rotterdam from Benlearlo.

In the Ins:Arent Debtors' Court, held at the County
Flan, in Dorchester, on Saturday the Ilth instant, before Henry
Revel Reynolds, Esq., Chief Commissioner, Samuel lived, an
insolvent debtor, was opposed by Mr. Warren, solicitor, of Exeter,
on behalf of himself and several other creditors in that neighbour-
ho 01, and also by Sir. Stone, solicitor, of Dorchester, on be.half of
several creditors in the neighbourhood of Bridport. It was proved
that this insolvent had taken the benefit of the Insolvent Act in the
latter end of the year If2o ; that he was M the actual receipt of a'
pension of 2001. per annum from Government ; and that, from the
year lON to the *mix the year be had contracted debts in
London, Exeter, titsernsey, and at Netherbury, in Dorsetshire, to
a very considerable amount. The Commissioner in an energetic
speech addressed the insolvent for nearly half an hour, remarking
in the most animated manner on the enormity of his offence, in de..
grinding honest trllhlt mien of their good' and money by means of
drafts drawn on a same thin Condon, at she same time well knowing
that Ile/ would potbe duly honoured, and were not worth a farthing.
He wu reminded back to prison, there ;o remain until the text
Circuit, and then be brought up to receive judgment.
The Fairy yacht, belonging to W. Cha nberlayne, Esq:
L M.P. hat undergone a thorough repair, and was on Situ:-
slay morning launched from Mr. Ruble'. yard at Cross
house. A cutter of 88 tons is now sox the atocks for tl.e
Earl of Ilchester, and another of 143 tots for Mr. Msxe.
It is said the Yacht Club will this stunner exhibit a fleet
of handsome schooners and cutters that will not be cur.
pawed.—Southampton Herald.