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London, England, 1812-06-22 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES--JULY

(L A. Wflie;Wainford-court, Tliroginorton-street, merchant,
PrestOn, Manchester, but.Qber. . .
J. Lev:1716.9n, Lemau-strect, C-c..,odinate.,s-fields, plumber.
G. .Arnallancl .1. Antall, Birmiru merchants.
R. Taylor, lielanay-place,:St, Vancras, -carpenter.
E. Townsend, Bloxwich, Staftotd, ropeinaker.
J. Caswell; Greenhill's Rents, Middlesex, baker.
E, Adrian Vr.n Irnor4, Bi.ShopSgate!-street Within, merchant.
S. Buggin.s, Biirmingham, cruet4rame and pencil-ease-mann-

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• facturr. ; . •
IV. Sterikcr, Epsom, Slirrey,, inn-keeper.'
J. J. C.:re:1;01-ex/ . Adam and Ere, 'Hampstead-road, wine-
merchant. • - _ • - '
R. James, New London-street, Londoin, merchant.

PARTNERSHIPS, DISSOLVED.

W. Wright, G. Crompton, and T. Morris, Bolton, muslin-

manufacturers. • .s •
S. Cross apil d. Slafter, Picket-stria, Temple Bar, shoe-

makers. '
M. Etzon, M. A: and J. E.' Thomas, Margaret-street, Caven-
dish-square, lllllllners,
J. S. 1-lu-ctlys. risher-street, Red Lion-gquare, coach

and liter l r.r dtalerl. • .
S. Robert, and R. Nailer, of•Wiridnlill End, Worcester, tim=

ber-dealers.
T. Cross, J—and J. Cope, and J. Brown, 13inningliam, sword

scabbard manufacturers.
R. H. Burnley and .1. Wood, Manchester, anerchanti..
A. Wood and T. Broomhead, Bradford-street, Birmingham,

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Uniiy., ella stick manufacturers. -
T. Bouttell and G. Paul, jun. Bury St. Edmunds, coalmer-
/ chants. •
J. F. Vogeler, J. C. Bader, and M. F. Osclzko, of Bahia,
erchauts• •
J. Hunt and W. Newman, Bermondsey Wail, grocers.
IL Woodhams and Evans, Eltham; Kent, butchers.
J. Brigrley and T. Lees, Stealey=bridge, Lancashire, cotton-

spinners.
J. M. Delame, A. Dulau, and J. H. Da Dourdon, Soho.
square, booksellers.
It. Richardson, E. Corfield, aud S. Wharton, Lincoln's Inn-
fields, land surveyors.

Government • his 'purchased the common at
Wormwood -Scrubs, consisting of between 30 and
40 acres, and. detachments of the East London
aud Tower Hamlets militias have for -Some time
past been employed in clearing tie ground. It
was once in contemplation to erect barracks
there ; but, the idea, we believe, is, for the pre-
sent, abandoned. Soieral reviews are expected to
take place there during. this summer. A small
encampment (26 tents) has been formed there,
Which will be increased, and a pert of the Royal
Staff are now:at the Mitre, on the bank of Padding-
ton canal.

FRANCIS MooRE, Physician, in h;s " Pox Sid-,
Thrum," for the present year, .at the head of the
month of Jun., treats us with the following pro-
phetic lines:—
Know then, -you poor mistaken sots, who strive
To keep those quarrels in our bowels alive,
neitlar are your King's nor Countrg's friends,
BUT BASELY SERVE YOUR PARTY'S PRIVATE ENDS;
Since, for contention's sate, you pelt each other,
And for mere trifles raise such hideoas pother.

The provincial papers which have reached us,
represent the wheat 'as getting into the ear, arid
never looking finer ; and barley and 'oats- promise
equally well. The apples kern strong, and out
of danger of blight, and likely to prove abundant.
New potatoes have come to market during the
last and present weeks. Corn comes freely to
market, owing to the supplies received by im-
portation. The harvest is expected to be an
early one.
The Commander-in-Chief has issued circulars,
directing that a portion of the regular infantry.
and militia troops may be allowed to assist in get-
ting in the harvest.
Some workmen, while digging lately, in an old
Castle in the Canton,of Argovia (Switierland),
came to a vault in which was deposited a coffin,
containing the skeleton of a knight in full ar-
mour-:--in one hand he held a dagger, and in the
other a sword. At his feet was placed a cross
and a Turkish sabre. Froth the inscription, it
appears that he had commanded in the crusade led
by Peter the Hermit.
PARTII, JUNE 11.—The old Parliamerit-house
of this place, which was lately purchased by Mr.
Duncan, druggist, has just been taken:, down to
make room for a new house, which the' proprietor
means to ,build upon its site. Saturday se'nuight
the workmen, who were employed. in digging a
vault for the intended structure, discovered a large',
quantity of silver:coins', 'about 18 inches below the
surface of the street. These had probably been
deposited in a box, but no vestiges of it, except a
single hinge, could be discovered. The coins
themselves were in a state of oxydation, and many
of them adhering together in a lump. The Whole
weighed 51b. They seem to be chiefly Eng-:
lisp" and Scotch pennies ofthe 13th century. Mr.
Duncan has been'very liberal in distributing speci-
mens of this-colleption among ,his friends, and has
presented a few of the.best to the Literary and
Antiquarian, Society. Among the ratter is a coin
,of John Baliol.

• The writer of the threatening lettei lately sent
to 'Mi. H. Wood, of Leicester, has been lodged
la the County Gaol. lie was Secretary to a
Luddite Society, and was impeached by an
accomplice: ,

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