The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-05-20 00:00:00

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

DIVIDENDS.
June 9. John nickel), Shrewsbury, upholsterer, at eleven, at the
Guildhall. Shrew.bury.
June 10. John (Taster, Strand, tailor, at eleven, at the Bankrupts'
Court.

June 7. Robert Clark and James Johling. jun. Trinity-square,
Tower-Hill, coal-factors, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court.
June 7. James Picknian, Shona'itch, grocer, at eleven, at the
Bankrupts' Court.
June 18. David Montague, West-street, West Smithfield, soap-
manufacturer, at twelve, tt the Bankrupts' Court.
June It. Charles Pukcr, Colchester, merchant, at eleven, at the
Angel Inn, Colchester.
June 7. John Railston, North Shields, ship-owner, at ten, at
the Bankrupts' Court.
June 8. John Freeman, Reading, coach-proprietor, at eleven, at
the L'pper Ship Inn, Reading.
June 8. Abraham Jackson, Ifillgrove-street, Gloucester, baker,
at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol.
June 8. William Harris, Illonmouth, grocer, at one, at the
Rummer Tavern, Bristol.
June 10. Richard Farr' Thomas Farr, and Paul Farr, Bristol,
merchants, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Com-street, Bristol.
June 9. John Hemington, King's-Lynn. Norfolk, money-scri-
ver.er, at twelve, at the Duke's Head, King's-Lynn.
June 15. Huffy Thorn, Colchester, rag-merchant, at twelve, at
the Red Lion Inn, Colchester.
June 20. John Giblettt Frome-Selwood, Somerset, clothier, at
eleven, at the George Inn Frome-Seiwood.
CERTIFICATLS, Juxz 7.
William Harvey, Highgate, victualler—Thomas Blount, Twick-
enham, grocer—John Edmonds il'asher, Bristol, tiler—John
Ascrofr, Liverpool, ironmonger--Joseph Tonne', Beaumont-street,
St. Alary-la-lionne, grocer—George Winter, Arnold's-place, New-
ington, Surrey, merchant--William Nelson., Albion-place, Black-
fruirs'-road, brewer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Zebulun Stirk and William Horstield, Leeds, steam-engine.
makers—Henry Taylor anti Henry Smith, Brightelmstone, plumb-
ers—Nimrod Furness, Oldham, Lancashire, blacksmith, and
James Heywood, Rochdale, roller-maker—John Smith and Robert
Smith, Nottingham, lace.manufacturers—E. Beesley and Thomas
Dodd, jun. Charles-street. Westminster, phial-merchants—Samuel
Leech, Joseph Jackson. Thomas Wells, and Joseph Ellis, Latch-
ford. joiners—lsaac AVylde and John Walton, Ashton un ler-Lyne,
briekmakers—John Hale Robinson and IlEnry Salter Rubinson,
Ridden Court, Hornchurch, Essex, farmers—Richard Jackson,
and Peter Bryson, Preston, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturers--
James France, Charles Chorlton, and Alsibrook Sampson, Man-
chester, manufacturers—Henry Froggatt and James Whittaker,
Illanchester„ packers—George Bolton and John Hopkins, nice's-
street, Gravel-lane, Southwark, wadding-manufacturers—Randle
Iloppley, George Augustus Lingham, and Thomas Lingham,
Tower-street, wine-merchants—Charles Henry Bowyer and Win.
Rayson„ Leadenhall-street, stationers—Thomas Richardson, jun.
and George Frampton, Weymouth and 3lelcombc Regis, Dorset,
corn-merchants--Thomas Richardson, jun. George Frampton. and
Richard Lano, Weymouth and 31elcombiw.Regis, and the Island
of Portland, stone-merchants—Jonaa Brown and John Goldfinch
Brown, Assembly-row, Mile-end Road, Middlesex, coal-oterchanta
—Samuel Dawes, George Ballard, and Charles Yorke. King.stroet,
Clseapside, Scotch and Manchester-warehousemen, as far as re-
gards George Ballard.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS,
AT THE BANKRUPTS' COURT, RAit):GHALI.-STRQET,

TO-MORROW.

THIRD MEETINGS. It.
Dotty, S. and Cox, J. Chureh.street, Soho, tailors and drapers 10
Edmans, J. Warwick-lane, cheesemonge; - - 11
Henley, G. Strand, chee.emonger - - 10
Nalrne, J. H. Shephertle.s-plare, City-road. and Rose-street,
St. Luke's, brass-founder 11
Flack, J. Chichester, Sussex, linemand woollen draper - 1
Robinson, 11. T. (Jun-street, Old Artillery-ground, silk ma-
nufacturer - - - 10
.
Wall, J. Wilton, surrey, wheelwright - - 1
SECOND MEETINGS.
Clay, AV. Cullam.street, flour factor . . - 10
Roper, F. Haymarket, hosier . - . 10
Vors:on, R. 3litre-court, Fleet-street, stationer 11
FIRST MEETINGS.
Brown, H. Twickenham, cabinetmaker - 12
-
Carter, Jane, Hanover-street, Ilanover.square, milliner - 12
Chamber', T. Fenehurch-street, hardwareman - 12
Fuller, IL Reigate, Surrey, shopkeeper - - 12
Payne, J. Sidmouth, Devonshire, linen-draper - 11
Phillips, W. R. Northam Wood, Elitist, Hertfordshire,
-
horse dealer - . - 11
Wilford. E. Becton, Lincolnshire, corn-factor 11
-
Wills, J. Queen Ann-street, Middlesex, boot and shoe maker 10

•• --, - . -
DIVIDENDS.
Barge, B. Clifford-stmt, Bond-street, wine-merchant - 12
Comer, W. Illilbank•street, Westminster . - 12
Goff, W. Brighthelmstone, Sussex, linen-draper - 12
Ilsgue. G. Kingston-upon-Hull, haberdasher - - 12
Hopkins, W. D. Albany-road, Caniberwell-road. ship and
insurance broker - - - 10
Kirkman, J. High-street, St. Giles's, brewer - 12
Mackie, J. Wailing-street, merchant - - 11
Sims, C. Crown-court, Broad-atreet, merchant - 12

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—A moat diStrenillg OCUT-
rence took place at Grangemouth on Thursday sentight. A fine
young man, about sixteen y,ars of age, belonging, we believe, to
London, was put under the care of one of his f'ather's vessels, now
lying in the harbour, that he might have a pleasure-voyage to
Scotland. *As he was walking along a plank laid across the cut of
the canal, into a wood-yard, he fell in. and although seen by seve-
ral persons, it was impossible to get htm out for nearly two hours.
A surgeon tin 1n rcadinm, ad the usual means of resuecitation
poerstsce,riertied. for some time, but without effect. —Edinburgh

Extract of a letter, dated Port Louis. Febmary 8, 1323 On
the Ist inst. the Honourable Company's ship Duttira, Hamil:on,
arrived here totally dismasted by • hurricane, s.hich she en-
countered. Iler cargo is not supposed to be damaged. She is now
under the hands of Messrs. Saunders and liVeegh's marine wet,
lishment, and may perhaps sail in a month.
" The Castle Forbes, Ord, was to sail for ',maw) the 12th.
or 'lath February; and the Prince Regent, Al'ales, the 20.12
February."
Extract of another letter, dated Pun laiusi, 9th February, i 8.15
" The Dunir.t succeeded in reaching this port under jury masts.
She was dismasted between 10 and I i o'clock at night, un the Uttt
January. No part of her cargo will be leaded. She has lost her
lee quarter galleries, and front the quantity of water shipped, some
pan of her cargo must have sustained damage."
The licatitmion, Hammond, from Sumatra, has arrived at
Gibraltar with a cargo of pepper and opium.
Arrived off Weymouth, the Johanna Maria, from the Mauritius;
the Honourable Company's ship Dunira, front China to boodon,
put in there on the Ist of febivarj., totally dismasted during a
hurricane. _ _ _

SHIP BPOICEN WITH.—The Fanny, from the &tut': Seas to
London, the 30th

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOMHOUSE, 31 AT_lB.

Sri /Ps ENT Fai.";;e, on
NVaterford t Sans Repos, Pothers, from Antwerp ; inlet, Char.
rosin, from Harlingen ; Victory, Cubits. from Harlingen; Atalanta:
Byrne, from Harlingen; liperance, Van Oeyt, from Antwerp;
Thomas and Illary, Hutchings, from Si. Michael's; Hickman,
Fletcher, from Memel ; Neptune, Stranack, from (Mend; Coro-
nation, Fish, from Harlingen; Charming Molly, Farrier, from
CaLtis; John and 1r intim. Silly, front Lisbon ; Brandt', Rawawn,
(coin Bilboa.

EXTFILFD Or•rwAnna.—The Bassorah Merchant, Stewart,
for In.lia; George:m(l.l2:meg, Pratt, for Genoa; St. Lucia. Rawlins,
for St. Lucia; Jason, Seals, for Ilamburglt ; Dip?, Paversor,
for 31alta and Curtis ; Factor, Connell, fur Bektist ; Shannon,
Jolly, for Sc John's, Newfoundland and Queb:c ; Alacrity, Find-
' lay, for Bondisy, Madras, and Cape of Good Hope ; John Dunn,
Hooper, for Van Diemen's !anti and New Sonth Wales.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FIXAI.I.T AT ORAVE;;CXO.—The
Eliza, Witty. fur Palau, Koningsberg, and Elblag; Fortitude,
Butcher, for Barbadoes; Georgians, ii /wren,. f.ic Babies; Dart.
Stranack, for Ostend; Viscount Exmouth, Watt, Bilboa Earl
Clanearty, Heath, for Rotterdam; Ann, Rundle, fur Carthagena ;
Aimable Eliza. Grandin. for Havre.
CLEARIND OUTWARDS.—The Maria Anna, Vander K. 21, ft."
AUDIRD; Betsey and Sophia, Garraway, fur Aritipla; John and
Alickael, Frank, from Heligoland; Rapid, Ilenuett„ for llama
burgh; Twee Gebreeders, [Aback, for Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent ;
Magnet, Todd, for Bombay ; Catharine, Fligg, for Gibraltar anti
Almeira ; Cygnet, Hill, for Elsinore end Petersburgli ; Quatro
Sentra, Pieter'. for Rouen ; Ceres, Warren. for Madeira a!i6l Bari,
bay; Agennria. Barker, for Elsineur and PetersSurgh; John and
William, Bench, fur Oporto; Mercury, Campbell, for Ara-
angel ; Merchant, Robinson, for Archangel ; Lditha, Benson, foa
Archangel.