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London, England, 1825-09-21 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Giacomo Donis, John Pooh, and Thomas Study, Four Nations
Hotel, Colonnade, Haymarket, tavern-keepers and mine-mer-
chants, from September 24 to October 29. at ten, at the Court of
Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall•street.
BANKRUPTS.

William Low, Wood-street, Cheapside, haberdasher, to surrender
September 24, October 1, and November 1, at twelve, at the
Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. At-
tornies, Messrs. Van Sandal and Tindale, I)owgate Hill.
Samuel Ferry, High-street, Shoreditch, tripetnan, September 24,
October 1, and November 1, at twelve, at the Court of Com-
missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Mouth,
Shoreditcb.
William Adams, Wallingford, Berks, innkeeper, September 30,
October I, and November I, at ten, at the Lamb Inn, Walling-
ford. Attornies, Mr. John A. Hedges, Wallingford; or Messrs.
Williams and White, Lincoln's !rm.
George Lynam, Stoke upon Treat, flint and eolour-grinder, Octo-
ber 4,5, and November 1, at twelve, at the Talbot Inn, Stoke
upon Treat. Attornies, Mr. G. Edmunds, Chancery-lane; or
Mr. J. B. Astbury, Stolle upon Trent.
David Cresswell, Nottingham, twist-machine-maker, September
29, 30, and November 1, at eleven, at the George the Fourth,
Nottingham. Attornies, Mr. Percy, Nottingham; or Messrs.
Long and Austen, Gray's Inn.
William Wheelhouse, Norwich, linen-draper, October 1,7, and
November 1, at` four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attar-
Dies, Mr. Simpson, Norwich; or Messrs. G. T. and R. Taylor,
Featherstone-buildings, Ilolborn.
DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY.

Left at the Banktupt Office, under Act 6 Geo. IV. cap. 16, see.
Robert Ortne, of Burton-upon-Trent, in the county of Stafford.
draper, is in insolvent ciromutanees and unable to meet his en-
gagements with his cteditors.—Filed, Sept. 14.

DIVIDEND to be made in the COUNTRY.

Oct. It. William Lwow, Oswestry. (mummer, at ten, at the
Cross Keys len, Oswestry.

CERTIFICATES—OcT.

Riehatd James Greetham, Liverpool, ship-chandler. John and
Samuel WaMir, late of Da'stun, Cumberlabd, manufacturem.—
Henry Congrare, Chapel-street, Edgentare.road, tailor. b4ward
WiUington, Birminghain, eab'net-case-mhker. Funds Nicholson,
Manchester, corn-dealer.

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
Joseph Stevenson and John.btley, Sheffield, merchants. Tho-
mas Evan, hector Christie, and Francis Ball, Ilkeston, Derby-
shire, machine-manufacturek Robert Diz and Charles
Edwards, Three Hammer.alley, Broadway, Southwark, brewers.
Po James Boston and George Lowe, Manchester, manufacturers.—
Elizabeth Place and Eliza Mallet, bond-street, dress makers.—
Edward Furber and W. Makinson, Liverpool, timber-measurers.,
John Brown, William Harwood, and James Ward Bramby, Not.'
tingham, lace-manufacturers. John bliCrum and Edward Ains-
worth. Liverpool, wholesale brewers. Richard Lovett and Fran-
cis Moore, Nottingham, lace manufacturers. Donner Trafford
and Richard Towers, Lincoln, madmen. John Kelly and William
Neilson Leicester, drapers. John Brett and James Ormond,
SmithfiAti, salesmen. John Andrews and James Buckley, Salford,
Manchester, woollen printers. John Thomas and William Lloyd,
Liverpool, hip brokers. William Dawson Moore and Thomas
Minims, Clement's lane, dealers in hams.

Covent-Garden Theatre opens on Monday. It is
said, the Proprietors of the two Winter Theatres are determined
not to give more than 201. tweek to any actor or actress, no matter
how great their celebrity.
The building of the new portico, which is intended
to surround Drury-Lane Theatre, is deferred till neat year. The
They're opens on Saturday.
Mr. Boom, the tragedian, says the Baltimore Chro-
nicle, has lilt this for Newcastle, where be will go on hoard the
Argonquin, for Liverpool. Ile takes out his family with him, and
will remain in Europe for some months. His intetuim
England is to fill that place on the British boards heretofore occu-
pied by Mr. Kcart.—Nnv York Paper.
Letters from Port-au-Prince, dated the 31st of July,
were received yesterday, one of which states, that Pre-
sident BOYER, in consequence of the reasonable terms
on which he had been enabled to purchase inde, endence
of France, had formed the intention of making offers
to Spain, for the sale of that part of the island which
formerly belonged to that country.
STATE ow SPALN.—In 1816, the population of Ma-
drid was 150,000—it is reduced now to 114,000. The
Common Royal Vales are at a discount of 92 per cent.
Consolidated do. 78 per cent. Certificates of accumu-
lated simple interest upon them, 97 per cent. discount.
A mongq the great improvements in the neighbour.
hood of the Metropolis, is a very large sewer now
building from Newington Tut npike through Walworth
to Camberwell, a district which has of late years become
extremely populous.
The Grand Jury for Middlesex terminated their sit.
flog yesterday, after getting through one of the largest
calendars that has been ever known, in the shot test time.
An inhabitant of Sprattau, in Silesia, was lately ar-
raigned for the crime of bigamy. On the trial it ap-
peared that he bad successively married nine wives,
who were all present at the trial. The Judges decreed
that the best punishment would be to make him live
hereafter with the whole nine. The prisoner pleaded
the capital punishment on hearing the decision of the
Judges, but without effect.
Dr. DONNE, the celebrated Dean of St. Paul's,
preached his own funeral sermon a few days before his
death. When he had done this, be exclaimed, there
remained nothing for hinti to do, but to die.

ARRESTS IN MADRID.
A private letter from Madrid, dated September t, states, that
the greatest possible confusirin continues to eiist in that capital.
The following Is given as a list of the persons Who have been ar-
restedat Madrid, in consequence of the late coospiracy
Salines, Director of the hospitals at Madrid.
Mulles, Chaplain of Honour; the Secretary of &patios ; and
Rosa; Secretary of State, confined in a church.
Istraisowzo au secret.--;;'ss Chaplain of Honour of the Royal
Order (Fled suss) bare feet; the Vicar-General of Madrid; Father
Martinez, Monk (nserceuaire), Bishop elect; the Guardian of the
Image of St. Philip ; and many other Ecclesiastics.
Gordon, Secretary of the Chamber by election, confined in the
Seminary Royal of Nobles, ass secret.
Imre:somas AT Moaruz.—Two sons of .the above, Captains in
the Royalist Volunteers, and employed by the Secretaries of Grace
and Justice; Colonel ea, Commandant of the Royalist Volun-
teer Artillery.
His Excellency the Colonel Cardenas. exiled to St. Sebastian ;
the Ex•lntendant General ad Police, Don Mariano; Rufine Gon-
zales, exiled to Pamptluna ; Major-General Chaperon, President of
the Military Commission at Madrid, imprisoned at Cazeres.
Ix PAISON ass scovr.—Four Officers of the Gendarmerie ; the
Royal Lottery Office-keeper ; Colonel Sscs, Ex-Secretary of the
Tribunal of Jurisprudence of Provinces; Colonel Nlotifons, Se-
cretary to the Inspection of Infantry (at the time). Count de
Torre Alta Montenegro, of tht 104y41 Guard ; and an immense
number of others of inferior note, have also been arrested and
committed to prison.