The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-23 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

J. Copper and .f. Reeder, Strand, Kern, woolstaplers, 071.13, at
12,0 t the Bankrupts' Court—P. Biding, Malty, builder,pet. IV, at
11, at the New lon. Derby—A. Anderson, Phil pot-lane, merchant,
Oct. 20, at 11, at the Bankrupcs' Court—U. 31.m.0n, Northampton,
carpenter, Oct. 13, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—J. !Wen.
Cheapside, button-merchant, Oct. 28, at 11, at the Bankrupts'
Court—P. Cnene, Welheck.sirect, Cavendish-square, apothecary,
Oct. 28, at IL at the Bankrupts' Court—J. Lancefield, Little•
bourne, Kent, builder, Oct. :IL at I I, at the Itaeltrupts' Court—G.
Halley, Strand: eine-tnner:cr. Ser.w. 29, at I I, at the Bankrupts
Court—D. Lloyd and N. Lloyd. Ulm clothiers. lihnieestershire,
Ott. 17, at 19, at the Old Bell Inn, Donley, Olouceateraldre—J.
Goodwin, Iteclehif g.:l-whrrt, }IMAM, c.41-nicrchant, Oct. 23, at
10. at the Bankrupts' Cburt—J. Baxter, Darlingmr, Durham,
hawker, Oet. 2E, at 11. et Me King's Head Inn, Darlinglon —B.
Hensley, Thrognioromstreet, stark-broker, Oct. 211' at 10. at the
Bankrupts' Court—O. Webster. Liverpool. mercl.ant,Og.. 21, at 1,
at the George Inn, Liverprol—J. Westell, Oswal4twicle' banal-
, shire, cottort.inaneaeturer, Oct. 21. at 12. at !he Hotel, Illackbarn
—T. Stroud, Unine.street, Bath, linen-draper, Oct. 14, at 12-
31. Stockley, Wo/verlismpton, Staffordshire, grocer. Oct. 2:1, at 2,
at the Lion Inn. Wolverhampton—S. Wride, King% 00-upon.
Hull, merchant, Oct. 28, at 3, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, I; ing-
storimpon•Hull—J. Farmer, Brammon-Bryan, Herefordshire.
denier In catile, Oct. 14, at 11, at the Oxford, Arms Inn, Bra:up.
ton-Bryan.
CERTIFICATES—Oct. 13.

IL Stangroom, Percival-career, Clekenwell, plumber—W. Wd.
son. jun.. Nicholas• Line. merchant—B. .1. Norris, Manchester,
warehouseman—H. Sutton. Brighton, surg on—\V. Radcliffe and
J. Radcliffe, Stockport, Cheshire, cotton-manufacturers—W. B.
Smith, Bristol, innholder—T. Adcock. Birmingham, grocer—J.
Peel, sen., Egreu o t, Cumberland, s ail- clot h man it fact u ter —W.
Britten. jun., Northampton, leather-seller—J. Wllitelo.k. Raton',
Nottingham, draper—W. Crick, lligh-street, Sot thw irk, baker
—W. Bell. Lucas.street, Commercial-road, co3l-iiierchant—A'
Shaw, Delph, Yorkshire, grocer—W. Honeysett, Dal ton,
sea, builder—J. Carrington, Ludgate-street, linen-draper—H-
Johnson, Liverpool, grocer.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
WILLIAM SPENCER. Inverary, vintner, at M`lizllar's Inn,
Inecraty, October 3 and 27. at 19.
WILLIAM DrRIE, Wititefield, Forfarshire, cattle-dealer. at
the Chambers of 3lr. %Valiant Anderson. Brechin, October 1 3, at
DURWARD 1114 DAVIDSON. Edinburgh, spirit-dealers. at Fer-
guson's Tavern, Edinburgh, October 17 and 31, at 2.
DAVID .31 °Brews, Inverness. merchant, at the Chambers of
Mr. Andrew Belford, Inseams, October 18 and 31, at 12.

QTLY E-Nsox and 11AcLEAx, Glaagow,calentlerert., at the Cham-
bers of Mr. AndrewCrtsss, Glasgow, October 17 and 30., at 12.
J orb, CHARLES, Edinburgh; candle-maker, at the Royal Ex-
change Coffee-house, Edinburgh. October 23. and November 6, st I.
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Guiltree. hill, cattle-dealer, at the
Crown Inn. Ayr, October 17, at 12, and at James Brownlee's Inn.
Maybole, October 31, at 12.
JoNN Dourmas, Leith. merchant, at the Royal Exchange
Coffee-house, Edinburgh, 11,-tober 16 and 30, at 1.
ABRAHAM Pitrxce, Edinburgh, furri.L, at the Royal Ex-
change Coffee-house. Edinburgh, October 2) and November 3, at 2.
ALEXANDER FTEE, Nairn, merchant, at Geddes's Inn, Inver.
neva, September 27, and October 11, at 1.
JAMES ALEXANDER, FeMilek, Ayrshire, auctioneer, at the
George Inn Kilmarnock, September 27, and tither 18. at 2.
DAVID Inn,
Perth. merchant, ut the Star Inn, Pertlt, Oc-
tober 24, and November 7, at 2.
JOHN CRAIG, Springbank, bleacher, at the Prince of Wales
Tavern, Glasgow, September 27, and October 11, at 1.
Rouuttr 31Amcw, Dundee, tanner, at the Chambers of Mr.
W. A. flawerdew, Dundee, October 7, at 12.
PA RTNERSH IPS DISSOLVED.
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H. and J. Haber, Bristol, auctioneers--P. and E. Hall, Mantles.
field, silk tnanufacturers—T. Kirkham and J. Pritchett, Binning-
ham, manufacturers of plated wares—J. Andrews and C. Atkinson,
Threadneedle-street, stockbrokers—J. Renshaw and RAlrsenough,
Manchester, cotton manufacturers—J. Swindells and T. Barge.,
jun. 3lanchcster, silk manufacturers and calico primers—R. Wil-
son and .1. Johnson, Uar:ingtun, timber merihards_tt. Steel and
P. Newton, Norwich. toymen—E. Abbott. J. Sedgwick, and T. L.
Sedwick, as far as regards J. sirdwifl—W. Haig and A. Russell,
Leith and Berwick Wharf, and Burr-street, Lower East Smith-
field, spirit merchants—J. Giggle and J. Peattield, Arnold, Not-
tinghamshire, bleachers and tanners—J. Jones and J. Rinks, Park-
, street, and Great Guildford-street, Southwark, bricklayers and
plasterers—J. VanSitUr anti W. Parry, Rochdale, woolstaplers—
B. Rooke, J. Spooner Hooke, T. Undenlown, and H. Wilkinson,
Sheffield, silversmiths. as far as regards B. Rooky—J. Player, Bri-
tonterry, Glamorgatishire, and J. 111. Young, Bristol, tire-brick-
m.,keta, Heath, Glaniorganahlre— T. Barlow and W. B. Prescott,
Manchester, calico-printers.

The average price of Brown or Muscovad9 Sugar' computed
from the Returns made in the week ending the 20thi 'Sept. 11826.1
is 335. and stl. per hundred weight, exclusive of the Burks of
Customs paid or payable thereon o:t the Importation thereof into
Watt Britain.

Average rico of Corn, from the ltetums received in the week rod-
log September lA, 1321.
Wheat. Bailey. I Rye. Beans. Peale. i
P. d. a. 11. A. d. a. d. a. d. d.
16 11 34 11 28 IIAI 11 41 6 12 2
A last Farewell.—Pidding and Co.'s Lucky Caput
tornbill, give, evidence, by the increasing demands fur •
farewell venture, how great an interest has been excited by the
;appet aching conclusion of Lotteries the 18.11 of Next Month, when
8 x 30,000/. Prizes, besides many of 2,0001. and 1,0001., will add
to the records of the numerous persons rendered independent by
them. It is proper to guard the Public against expecting any far-
ther postponement of the Drawing ; for although the Lords of the
Treasury did permit It to be deferred to the 18th of October, be-
cause tbessle had been interrupted so many weeks by the General
lElection, yet it was with the understanding that it shall absolute',
take place on that day; therefore P. and Co. invitethe Public for
the last tune to the Lucky Corner, where they hope to display
Itheir gratitude once more by Capital Prises, after which, the only
enonesion they can 'Mae Ifilth Lotteries 'toad be to seise their
Epitaph.