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London, England, 1836-04-23 00:00:00

CEHTIFICATES.-MAv 13,

J. Becden, innkeeper, Campsey Ash, Suffolk—J. N. Holbrook,
lace manufacturer, Nottingham—J. Wcatherley, brewer, North
Shields—M. Pott, coach proprietor, Heaton Norris, Lancashire—
D. Grant, builder, Kensington—S. Dalby, shoemaker, Fleet-street
—A. Goodrick, dressmaker, Edwards-street, Portman-square—T
Winn, victualler, Leeds.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. Dale and J. Docker, warehousemen, Manchester—J. and S.
Boult, meat salesmen, Newgate-market—\V. Oakes and .1. Turner,
edge tool makers, Sheffield—J. and G. Stickney, slop sellers, Rat-
cliff-highwar—J. F. and W. M. Neale, chemists, Walworth—J.
Pland and co., rope manufacturers, Carlton, Yo.kshire (so far as
regards J. Bland)—J. Smith and J. Brown, grocers, Borough-
bridge Yorkshire—T. Smith and J. Mattix, tobacconists, Ulcer-
stone, Lancashire—'l'. and J. Summerscales, malstcrs, Lincoln-
shire—J. Carter and T. Brown, common brewers, Bristol—E.
Mercer and Co., manufacturers, Clitheroe, Lancashire (so far as
regards D. Murray)—G. Alagginis and Co., glass manufacturers,
Manchester.

RUMOURS.-The town has been of late richer
than usual in those
Several that have rcel,utelintlymzenrscaitricotni:
:IL:ors:that th • drool for Scandal is still the
If.alti,l.eloedudrsiet‘e:vieCoutoim.nedy of • . c We arc promised in the next
number of the Cou ournal some samples of this interesting
species of chat-,c t, warranted incontrovertible, and never be-
fore publishe The number is also to contain " A Mystery,"
the solution of which is perhaps impossible, now that all the
;arties to it are dead—and a peep into the picturesque of Gold-
,tnith Hall, by "one of the Company." -
„
A.Eswicic.----John Marshall, Esq., the wealthy
,),IbvonuetrtoofettheectD.a new eseriventi,•m rtcrreh a
estates, tates, in this neighbourhood, is
this place.

OF EXCHA YESTERDAY.
Amsterdam ~ C.F. 12 7 Leghorn
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"'.U. 12 7 Milan
Ant.wern•si l2 ei , Venice • • •
Frnal,-itry 'lll 13 NV/
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"11.1M-seilles - .
1.15 Rio .Innviro.
Frankfort on Liama, 31. 154
Palm-slough, rata 3 Us. 10 11 Buenos A vreg
B'rhit
'Vienna, erectir*e f 1 2 31. 10 1-2 Cork.s.,
Trieste diV,o lO 12 I
Madrid
11:;reekina
Seville....
Gibraltar

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A, foreign Gold, in Itars ...... :1 17 101(2
.... ........ 36! Ncw Doubletmis . 0 0 0
181 i i New Dollars
.. 48 I Sam', ban:, standard 0 4 11,4

i7'iclk.:El 01: ',LUSH STOCAS, DUBLIN, APRIL `2.1
3 per Cent. Conso),, . IRO., ;Grand Canal Deh.. ti per cent. Sfl
Ditto Reduced.... .......... ..... --.. I Ditto, 4 per ccat Yil!,
3..4 per Cent. S -...ic1, 1,87i i Ilqiernian Bank
Ditto Now, ii:iii
.; 3, per Cent.. Debenttires 9l National 1115,11. w-ice C 0 361,4
Batik Stock. 2El7ii City Debentures, 4 per cent -
Royal Cara; Stork 56774 Iliillr.st (dice Debentures, 4
Grapd C' mai Stock -

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To-Mottao‘v.
51 mimics after .7. 1 F.:cuing ...... 21 minutrs after 8

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS EVENING will be performed the Grand Opera of
THE CORSAIR.

Zarop, Mr. Wilson; Alphonso di Monza, Mr. Templeton;
Dania' Carlizzi, Mr. Giubelei ; Dandolo, Mr. Duruset.
Camnla, Vis Shirreff; Ritta, Miss H. Cawse; Statue of Alice lbrl.
frctli, Mrs. Valing.

After which the First Act of— CHEVY CHASE

Henry Percy, Mr. Cooper ; Hermit of Warkwoal
Simon Wardlaw, Mr. ➢leadows.
Lady Neville, Mist Lee; Lady Douglas,:s. Vining; Maud, Mrs,
Fitzwilliam ; Alice, Miss Somerville.

~ Mr. Mathews ;

To conrilude with—THE MP AD OF CASHMERE.

The Unkovr.i, Mr. Templeton; r-Ilifour, Mr. Seguin;•'lhe Tchop-
Dar, Nr. Henry.
Zelica, Madame Proche Giubelci ; Leila, Miss Fordo.
stage Manager, Trir. Cooper—Acting Manager, Mr. Yates.
The Box .office is open daily, under the direction of Mr. Parsons, of
wt,oin Private and Family Boxes, Stalls, and Places may be obtained.
Poxes, 7s. I Second Price, 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d. ; Second Price, 2s.
Gallery, as. ; Second Price, 1 s.—Upper Gallery, Is. ; Second Price, 6d.

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