The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-03-27 00:00:00

CERTIFIOATES-ArRiL 15.

Charles Stocking, Paternoster-row, bookseller and
Tyrrell, East Miley, Berkshire, draper and tailor--Ilutiert Borradeid,
White Horse-yard, Drury-lane, woollen-drover—Thomas Allen b10i1.11,,,
Ross, Herefordshire, wine and spirit merchant—Jobs Qulimey Hamilton,
Fenchurch-street, cotton-merchant--John Lake Droad-greet, Golden-
square, tailor—Samuel Clarke, Castle-street; Holborn, tailor—Richard
George Pain, Lloyd's Coffee-house, and isriaton, underwriter—Minna'
Lovell, Olney, Bocsingharnsbire, draper—Joha Saskerville, French
Horn, Lambetb•walk, victualler—James Somers, Oxford-street, and
Ilutyweli-kureet, Shoreditch, porkinao-.-Fraucla Furky, kfinChildratn;'-
ton, Gloucestershire, cooper.
SCOI'd SEQUESTRATIONS.
ADAM LAMDCLE; Edinburgh, builder; at the Royal Exchange Coffee-
house, Edinburgh, April lb and May 2, at two.
TORRISTEK and ilecrarcAs, Sherltiontir, Perth, merchants; at the
Saracen's Head, Stirling, April 12, at one.
ROBERT Scrrry, Glasgow, leather-agent;. at the Prince of Wale':
Tavern, (irasgow, March 30 and April 17, at twelve.
Attcutsatn CONS CABLE KIRI Co., Edluburgh, booksellers ; at tLe
Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, April 24 and May 9, at two.
TnosA9 liusrsa and Co. Glasgow, manufacturers; at the chamber..
of Mr. Joke Ferguson, Glasgow, April 19 and May 3, at one.
WILLIAM WALKER, Elie, tanner; at M'Nab'a Inn, Cupar, April 29, oL
ten, and May 11, at twelve.
WittrAts CLARK, Leith, ship-owner; at the Royal Exchange Coff,e.
house, Edinburgh, March 30 and April 13, at one.
A. and 1). CAMPBELL and Co. Glasgow, merchants; at the Tontine
Inn, Glasgow, March 31 and April 14, at L
WILLIAM RALSTON. Edinburgh, auctioneer; at the Rural Exchan,e
Coffee-house, Edinburgh, March II and April 14, at 2.
JAMBS BANKS, Leith, merchant; at Simpson's Exchange Hotel, Lei;..,
March 29 and April 12, at L
GRAY and ,Co., Kirkaldy, potters; at M'Clitsban's Inn, Kirkii:dy,
March 30 and April 14, at 12.
WILLIAM RAM, Glasgow, draper; at the Lyceum Rooms, Glasgow,
March 9.8 and April 12, at I.
ANDREW STEWART, Glasgow, merchant; the chambers of Mr. John
Ferguson, Glasgow, April 17 and 29, at 1-
WILLIAM COVPAR, Ihindee, manufacturer; at Ross's Inn, Forfar,
April 17, at 12; and at the chambers of Masers. C. and J. Kerr, Duodce,
May 1, at 12.

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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Charles Judson and Samuel Cook, Little Alie-street, Goorintates-flehis,
upholsterers and cabinet-makers—Thomas Wafts and Thant+ Foley,
Manchester, dealers In potatoes—Joseph Todd, James Mortisun, sad
John Edward Todd. Fore-street, Cripplegate, haberdashers—Jusepb
and James Morrison, Fore-street, Cripplegute, haberdashers—Wils:u3
Grisbruuk and Henry Sweetman, Brighthelinstone,stable.keepers—Th.a...s
Parsons seri. and Thomas Parsons, jun. Birmingham, silrerimitbs
factors-2-J oseph May and Samuel Amess, Loudon-hall, ink-rnasofactn, T
—Remy Frearson and John Slack, Heanor, Derbyshire, carriage-ma:m-
factorers—Hugh Spencer and Lawrence Singleton, Hahne, hlunchester,
hackney-coach proprietors—John Porter and Robert Porter, Norwich,
carpenters and buildens—James Cupper and Benjamin Evans, Norwich,
coal-merchants—John Frederick Weltniann and Michael Weltmanti,
King-street, Commercial-road, size and colour-manufacturers—William
Phipps, G. Phipps' and Jacob Phipps, Bristol, timber-dealers and factots—
Simon Temple and James Paterson, Eases-court, Middle Temple, a :s-
-makers and hair-dressers—James Murdock, Robert Hannan, James
Hopkirk, and John Cowan, Anderston brewery, Glasgow—Rich:l,d
Sumner and Charles Padley, Liverpool, wheelwrights—ltichard Healy and
John Rotation, Mincing-lane, wholesale-grocers—George Marlow and
Josiah Ison Ashby-de-la-touch, Leicestershire, lace-machine-makers,
—Bayley Caddick and Joseph Thomas °Tifton, Lee-Brooke Iron-works,
Staffordshire—Stamp Brooksbank, W. D. Fellowes, and J. J. Illaintmarv,
Vauxhall, Belmont distillery—Thomas Rnikes Newbery and Thomas
Spencer Barnes, Cheapaide, warehousemen—Farndon Groom, Joseph
Groom, and 'Thomas Livelong Lawrence, Wisbech Saint Peters, Isle of
Ely, tanners and towers—Robert Hlilmru, John Hillman, and Charier
Suuthntalling, Glynde, and Eirle Lewes, Sussex, lime-burne..,
coal-merchants, spirit-merchants, corn-dealers, ship-owners, barge-
masters, general-traders and farmers—James Bird and Frederick Henn.-0,
Potton, Redfor&hire, linen and woollen-dripers—Samuel Fletcher and
John Ritchie. Werdwurtn street, Whitechapel, lock-manufacturers—
Nathaniel Williams and William Sutton, Grind Junction-terrace, Edg-
ware-road, cooks and confectioners—Robert Millington andJamea
Manchester, silk

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed frost the
returns made in the week ending the Yid day of March, Md. is
ii. 12c !Old. per hundred weight, exclusive of the dut►ea of Comoros paid
or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into West Britain.

Average price of Corn from the returns received In the week ending
Match IM, 1826.
Wheat. I Earley. I Oats. I Rye. Beans. I ea
se.
s. s. d. s. d. s. 4. a. d. a. d. S.
54 11 30 2 'V 4 44 9 31 • 39 4

To destroy caterpillars in an orchard, plant, according to
its size, from one to four plants of bird-cherry (plums
pridus) and ahnost the whole of the caterpillars and butter-
flies within 100 or 200 yards will resort to that plant.—
.4gr iculturel Journal of Bavaria.

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