The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-06-23 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

July 15. S. Femlay, Fitingshaß Park, Stafford, irtmmaster, at
elevrn, at the Royal Hotel. Ilirn.ingham.
July 16. T. Standen, Lancaster, slater, at eleven, at the King's
Arms Inn, Lanezetcr.
July 29. R. Gamin, and R. lee. Kingston-n -Hull, met.
(hairs, at eleven, at the Dog and Duel Tavern, Kingston-upoa-
Il ull.. .

July 70..1. Baker, Bath, tailor, at twelve, at the Bankrupt►'
(-num

July 13. J. Wines, Fir.shury.square, merchant, at ten, at the
Bankrupts' Coon.
July 13. W. Gooch, Harlow, Essex, wine-merchant, at Lou, at
A,rhtr••' Conn.

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vi.La.l/ N. W. Brower, Birmingham, builder, at twelve, at the
Hotel, Birmingliain.
'w.frmy 19. 0. Bagley, Pocklington, Yorkshire, spirit-merchant, at
clever., :.t dm of Heard, ltarmhy-moor, 'fork.
July 14. D. Sarders, Staffottl, law ',aflutter, at eleven, at the
fjenrge Inn. Strain'.
July Iti. Yorkshire, chemist, at eleven,
at the Star Inn. Itridlir.rton.
July 14. P. Quirk. inn. Liverpool. cern-dealer, at eitiren, at the
/trice of T. IV. 31awd,ley. Liverpool.
July 17. W. llone, Bruton, Surrey; draper, at ten, at the Bank-
(;uurt.
July 17. R. Miller, Paternoster-row, bookseller, at ten, at the
15,nkrupts' Court.
July 13. 1!. 11. Payne, Stroud, Kent, brewer, at twelve, at the
Illnkrupts' Court.
July 13. Sir G. Harnage. Bart. Chatham-place, merchant, at
tee. at the Bankrupts' ( o::r.
July It. W. B. Smith, Bristol, inn-holder, at cne, at the Bush
Tlv•rn. Mist
.L.ly 13. P. Herbert, London, late master or the Thalia, and 3.
bert. Csleti tta, merchants, at twelve, at the Bankrupt:: t'ourt.
Jt:lyl H. Chidley. Sparrow-con:et., Mitsorics, cheesemongtr,
:it ten. at the Bankrupts' Court.
July 17. J. Hammon, Groat 1 ortland-street, plumber, at ten, at
Bankrupts' Court.

CERTIF I CA TES—Jvt.T 13.
W. Morgan, Bristol. wool-broker—W. Beeston. Kilburn,
do- —W. Dixon, Portsmouth, tailor—C. Barnett, Bar-
Onv-mews, Bruton-street, horse-dealer—J. Plaw, New Kent-road,
S trrey, grocer—J. 1... v and P. Sanders, Cobb's-yard, Whitechspel,
mg-inercharts—E. 111eatvor'..., Liverpool. liquor-anerrhsnt—A.
Beech-strcet. timber-merchaut.--T. Hostron, Holywell,
nint—J. James and W. Seddon, lAcerpool, ship-builders—H.
W. Brown, Surrey-atreet, Su-and, nverclumt.

RTNrk-'IIPS DISSOLVED.
S. HOW sod T. Trevitt, Liver ail. spirit-dealers—T. Newman
IEII J.Sawart, Russel'-street, Trionday, moroceo-inanufsetu-
ral—J. Whitt and J. J. 0 trOner, Upper Rosamond area,
Clakeowell, water-gill ers—J. Knowles and J. Craton, Liverpool,
blu:k and polup.maters—li. Munro and J. Cummings, Binning.
Imo:' proprietors of the Lady'-well baths—J. Evans and E. Con-
der. Aldgate, grocers.

PORT RAI T or M. V7L1.F.1.E.—:`.1. de Vilkle is .S 1 years
of age, in stature about .5 feet 3 inches, and of slender
make ; his eyesore full of spirit and vivacity. In private
life, he is civil and obliging ; in public life, with respect to
polities, he is free from recrimination. He is truly a man
of the 'Monarchy ; no remains of imperial favours decorate
his dress. 'lie is beloved in his own department, exercises
perfect influence over his patty' and 1:;:ows bow to c.m-
ciliate the affection and 'bcncvolenee. of the King. The
former actions of M. de Villele are all honourable. We
remember his good conduct in the Isle of Bourbon, et the
sapment a price was fixed on the head of his protector ; and
when the pain of death pursued him who should offer
him an assylum. On this oecasion M. do Villele braved
all dangers, and received the proscribed M. de St. Felix,
and consume'', refused to indicate his retreat. M. ale Vil.
lele was thrown into prison, but obtained his liberty, and
prese-ved his honour.—Gazette tie Lausanne.
It is reported that a Roman Catholic Nobleman, who
has large possessions in Kerry, and whose family mansion
is situated not a hundred miles from the Lake of Killarney,
about •to renounce the errors of the Church of Rome.
.Dablits Star.