The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-23 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES—SmEmnER 12.

Robert Tirbirias Capp, St. Hunitan's-hill, ship-broker—Richard
Willis, Kidderminster, grneer—Tholuir Harding, Htph-strcet,
Poplar, bnilder,—Robert Morley Arthington, Lancaster, banter—
Andrew Carrie, IVellittphorougb, Northampton. dealer in lace—
Thomas Phillips and I.nac Phillips, Penchureli-street, boot and
shoemakers—:-William Jackson, White's-eller, Coleman-street,
smith—Frederick Francis,Ald Burlington-street, tailor—John Nor-
ton Bailey, Chaneery-lane, bookseller—Jnaeph Monroy. Leicester-
square, merchant—William Wright, Princes-street, Honorer,
square, dealer inMedicines.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

Davin WixTom, Olaigow—, clothier_ at chamber of Mr.

John Macdonald, Glasgow, September 17, and October 1, at 2.
JaatEs VAVIDNON, Dumbarton, tanner, at the chambers of
Mesas. P. I. Mitchell and A Scott, Dumbarton, September 18,
and October 2; at 1.
COLIN Rosa, Dundee. merchant, at Merchant's Inn, Dundee,
September 14 and 28, it 12.
llettEnT PA EnsoN, Stirling. merchant, at the chambers of
Mr. Robert Ilit!iiatie, Stirling. September 1, at 12.
JAMES and 61:t)ttGr. WI t.soN, Edinburgh, spirlt-declets, at
the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, September 11,
at 2.

ROBERT WF.ATILERIIEAD, Coldstream, builder, at Mrs.
Young's Inn, Coldstream, August 211, and September 12, at 1.
Jottx BLACRIE, Glasgow. engineer, at the Eagle Inn, Glas-
gow, August 24. and September 8, at 12.
CHARLES ('Dolt, Arbroath, vintner, at Fairweather's Inn, Ar-
broath. August 23, and September IS, at 12.
PATRICK PEAR3OK, Edinburgh, corn-merchant, at. the cham-
bers of Mr. Joint Muir, accountant, Edinburgh, September 2,
at 11. _

REID and JOIINS, Glasgow, callentlerers, at the chambers of
Messrs. Mathie and Craig. Glasgow, September 11, at 2.
GEORGE WATSON. Glitgow, surgeon, at the chambers of
Messrs. 1). and J. ‘Vilkie, Glasgow, September 19, and October :1,
at 1.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Oliver and T. Tappenden, Herne, Kent, lime-burners--J.
Whittington and .1. .1. Sander, City-canal, shin-joiners-31.
Piper and T. Wick. Aldermanbnry, auctioneers—M. Barry and
P. Henderson, Aberdeen—O. Parsons. C. Mott, and W. L. Monet,
Peckham. Surrey, proprietors of a lunatic asylum, so far as regards
the said W. L. Drouet—R. P. Lawson and W. Dickson, Charles-
square, Holton—S. Rowell, J. W. Howell, W. Child, and T.
Sands. Leeds, clotb-merchants —B. Porter, It. R. Baines, and T.
1101, Seulcoates, Yorkshire, glue-manufacturers—R. Davies
and C. W. &mom, Cannon-row-wharf, and Holywell-street,
Milbank, coal-merchants—W. Ashby and W. Waghorne, King-
steett, Bermondsey New-road, carpenters—W. Christey and
A. Christer, Wbitechapel high-street, pawnbrokers—J. Field-
ing, J. Fielding. J. Fielding, and E. Margerison, calico-
printers. so far as tegards the said E. Margeriaon—J. Gilbert and
V. Gilbert, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, grocers—J. Parker,
W. Gardiner, and P. Gaskell, ?Manchester, calico.printers—J.
Hartley, W. Hartley. F. Roberts, and E. Fletcher, Warnngton,
Lancashire, wire.drawers, so far as regards the said E. Fletcher—
T. Weatherby and .1. Patterson, Manchester, engravers—H.
Wells, Nottingham, and B. Rawson, Manchester, hosiers—T.
Biggs and J. Niblet, Bath, cloth-factors—M. Urquhart and R.
Simpson, Great Pulteney.street, Golden-square, tailors—T. Kent,
H. D. Vincent, and J. Avery, New Mond-street, goldsmiths_j.
Dean and W. N. Procter, Manchester. and Rainow, Cheshire,
cotton-dealers—.J. Hibbert and J. Unity, Macclesfield, Cheshire,
coach-ntakers—J. H. Jervis and C. Stovin, Birmingham. brass-
foundern—J. Gouldie and J. Logan, Liverpool—W. Robinson and
J. Taylor. Rochdale, Lancashire, hatters—T. F. Savory, T. Moore,
and J. Davidson, Bond-street and Regent-street, chemists, so far
as regards the Raid J. Davidson-0. Russell and J. Rowley,
Barnsley Old-mill, Yorkshire, flax-spinners—K. Lomax, R. Holt,
and E. Taylor, Rochdale, Lancashire, cotton-spinners—G. L. Dean
and S. Davies, New Bond-street, boot-makers—J. Pare and W.
l'Are. jun. Birmingham, booksellers.

Frederick, the eldest son of Mr. Beaneas, of King's.
road, Chelsea, was unfortunately drowned whilst bathing
yesterday, just below Battersea Bridge. The young gen.
tleman was an artist of great promise, and every endeavour
was used to save him by Dink, a Waterman, and two of
his companions.
On Wednesday last, as two lads, sons of Mr. Major, of
Thurlow, were playing upon a stack, one accidentally
pushed the other off, who fell upon a fork, which was set
prongs upward, and it entered his side. After saying,
, 'r Oh my side,- 1)2 almost immediately expired.