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affidavit should be deposited at the Office prior to any claim heine.
made upon the county.
The Marquis of Hertford also stated to the Magistrate that great
damage had been done to the windows of his residence on Wthoday
last ; as did also Major. Gen.
The Magistrate gave these gentlemen the same directions as in it,
first instance, which they expressed their intention to comply with.
Tuamws Orrice.—Yesterday, John Barrett, aged 17 years,
charged with committing a violent assault on a boy named Laurerc,
and afterwards kicking and beating Charles Faulkner, a 'Thames ix.
lice constable. Faulkner found him on the previous night kicking ,u
beating a boy in Red Lion-street, Wapping. The latl was en
ground weltering in his blood, and the prisoner kicking him anh h.,
heavy thick boots, studded with large hobnails, worn by excavators._,
In his endeavours to secure the prisoner he was severely punished, anti
would have been certainly overpowered, but for the interferenea of
several of the new police. The prisoner was fined 40a. and held to be
to keep the peace.
William Foster was charged with committing a violent as.ault
Thomas Collins, a police constable. Six policemen were conveying ,
drunken sailor to the station-house ; on their way thither the prison,.
excited a mob to rescue the seaman. Collins begged Foster to desist
on which be swore at him, and broke a plate and dish on the officir ,
head, inflicting a severe wound. The magistrates fined him 51. oe,
default, two months imprisonment.
Union-Hatt —Yesterday, a span named Nixon, in the employ
a cow-keeper in the Southwark Bridge-road, was charged with having
committed a violent assault on a widow who carries on the bubincis
a tobacconist.
It appeared that, on the night of the last illumination, while th
complainant was standing at her shop door with her niece, the defend.
ant came up and made use of a filthy expression to them. Knowing
the fellow lived in the neighbourhooi, the complainant expressed
.a
determination to complain of him to his master, and was in the set
of proceeding there for that purpose, when the ruffian, who had a pint
pot in his hand, struck her with it over her left eye, and inflicted
deep cut.
The Magistrates fined the defendant 31. and costs.

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DIVIDENDS, ane.Continued from the First Page.
May 20, H. R. and W. Mure, Fenchurch-street, merchant', et
twelve, at the Court of Commissioners—May 20, J. Parker, Oxford.
street, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—play
20, H. Blewbum, jun. Lloyd's Coffee House, underwriter, at eleven,
at the Court of Commissioners—flay 20, J. Wheeler and W. J. Adar.:..
May's-buildings, St. Martin's-lane, drapers, at eleven, at the Court o•
Commissioners—May 6, J. Till, Basinghall-street, woollen.draper.
at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—June 3, B. Severn and E.
B. King, Church-lane, Whiteehapel, grocers, at ten, at the Court cf
Commissioners—May 20, J. Lloyd, Peckham Rye, victualler, at de.
vas, at the Court of Commissioners—May 20, J. Field end and F.
Crook, Oxford-street, linen-drapers, at eleven, at the Court of Coo_
missioners—May 20, J. Laing, Collydean, Fifeshire, grazier, at tlertn,
at the Court of Commissioners—May 13, J. and R. B. Bury, Ashtur.
ton, Devonshire, serge manufacturers, at ten, at the Court of Com.
misaioners--blay 20, J. Carbin, Holloway, underwriter, at twelve, at
the Court of Commissioners—Nlay 20, C. Lacy, Tottenham, lace-ma.
nufacturer, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners—May 20, J.
Ballard, Brighton, tobacconist, at twelve, at the Court of Commis-
sioners—May 16, M. A. Nowland, Liverpool, feather-dresser, at one.
at the office of Messrs. J. and G. Crump, Liverpool—May 24, R. Gib.
beson, Lincoln, wine-merchant, at ten, at the Kingston Hoel, Eine.
ston-upon.Hull.
:CERTIFICATES, MAY 24.
J. Lloyd, Peckham-Rye, victualler—M. Wooding, Ducket-street,
Stepney, baker—Y. Jones, Manchester, merchant--H. Mayor. Bun.
cough, Lancashire, corn-merchant—R. Squires, Liverpool, corn-dealer
—J. Thous's, Abercorne, Monmouthshire, grocer.
J. Morgan, More-lane, Fore-street, victualler—T. P. Luck, Cheap.
side, Iseensan—W. Ilinrey, Fish-street-bill, victualler—J. Crocker,
Wood-street, Cheapside, warehouseman—J. Chapman, Liverpool.
merchant—F. A. Walter, China-place, Lambeth, coal merchant—C.
Knight, Basinghall-suect, dealer—W. Higgins, Shirnal, &lop, dra•
per—R. Whitley, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, carpenter.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

.E. Dinn

W. Frans and W. Cribb, Strand, _
and J. Hamner, Manchester, flour-dealers—J. and .1. T. Ingham,
Make Hall, Yorkshire, workers of collaies—H. Williams and F. Fe.
liz, Tottenham-court-road, tes-dealers—B. Venn and J. Motel!, Goa.
well-street, Cierkenwell, hair-dressers--J. Shawen and J. Westrsy,
Whitehaven, Cumberland, mercers—W. Young and T. Peron,
Wakefield, Yorkshire, common.brewen—H. Spencer and T. Hodg-
son, Carlisle-street, Soho. oil-merchants—R. Taylor and M. Him.,
Liverpool, auctioneers—N. Hoyle and J. Beaky, Bury, Lancashire,
woolionananufacturen—B. Thompson and Co. Homum, Yorkshire,
onamtaabrewan—J. L. Levison and L. Levason, Gower-street, Bed.
ford gape. -dentists—F. Ewer and J. Wells, Girrett.lane.
Wandsworth, tera—G. Haworth and Co. Shawcicugh, Lais
make, conasonansfacturers—S. T. Cole and Co. Twickenham,
brewers (so he as regards 0. Francis)—T. Humphrey and W. Pialiej,
Onavenannow, carpenters—H. E. and S. Emanuel, and S. Lampe,
Gnat Prsessetareet, Goodman's-fields, cap.manufacturers—lL Parka
and Co. Oman Iron Works, Staffordshire (so far as respects the said
H. Parkes)—T. Stananoug1t and J. Rigg, Liverpool, slaters—R.
Main and W. Thomas, rmingham, architects—S. Shaw and X.
Shaw, Chancery-lane, Higher Ardwick, Manchester, publicans—J.
Fletcher and Co. Liverpool, merchants—J. Greenwood and J. Ruffle,
Roswell Essex, farmers—M. E. Donston and IL A. Tudor, Undu-
late', Montgomeryshire, surgeons—T. T. Price and W. Hutton, Cheap.
side, tobaceonists—S. Danker and Co. Wednesbury, Staffordshire, hoe.
. Jackson and J. Lee, Lenton, Nottinghamshire, mil
wry
217317t5--S. Perkins and J. S. Perkins Towcester, Northamptonshire,
J. aiffe and W. Armitage, Paddock, Huddersfield, dyers—A. Eng-
land and Co. Lyme Regis, Donetshire, dodders, as far as regards W.
England.—W. J. Hancock and Co. Grantham, Lincolnshire, bet
owners—W. Roe and T. Wrigley, Bottom o th' Moor, Oldham, Lan.
cabin, cotton spinners—IL Parker and J. Green, Caton, Lanashitt,
flax spinners—.T. J. Battier and H. Le Caen, Mincing lane, Tour
street, swan colonial brokers—J. M. Jones and Co. Ludlow, Skop•
shire, milliners—C. Heatley and B. Preston, Clithero, Lennart,
cotton spinners—J. and J. Graham, Caltborpe-place, Gray's Ito.
road, groars—C. J. Beck and W. H. Johnston, Kirby-street, Han&
garden, engravers—J. and W. Collard, Canterbury, commissies
agents—W. Muddyman and I. Johnson, Aston, Warwickshire, brick
makers--J. Hickling and bf. Mackie, Warwickshire, brick makers—
J. Cuilis and Co. Leamington, Warwickshire, gardeners— J. Lyaget
and Al. Foster, Liverpool, coopers— G. and D. Allison, Chesterfield,
Derbyshire, blacksmiths—J. Taylor and C. Adams, Bishop's Eton-
ford, barge owners—J. Wheelwright and Co. Milk street.
lIMMEITIMME!!IMIMMIE

BIRTH.
The 3d Wet. it Richmond, Surrey, the lady of Henry Smith, Etq•
of a son.

MARRIED.
The 2d. inst. the Rev. W. Gilson, to Bliss, third daughter of the
Bishop of Chester—the 28th ult. at Paris, at the British Benham. the
Count de Montebello, son of the late Marshal Lannes, Duc de Musa.
hello, to Mary Teresa, eldest daughter of Thomas Boddingtnn, FA+
of Cumberland•place—the 27th ult. at St. Marylebone, S. Cleans.
Req. of Wyndham-plisse, 11:y=00n-square, to Louisa, daughter of the
late W. Paley, Esq. banister-at-law, granddaughter of the late MA.
deacon Paley.

Old . —s —s
Suffolk. (White) • 72s 764
Norfolk it Sur. (Red), Ms 706
Rye . 30s 34s
Barley. 38, 401 —Fine 421 48s,
Peas, White . 40s 42s
Boilers . . 434 48s
Wheat, English (qrs.) - 2,040
Irish . . . '

Beans, Swill . . 40s +
Tick . . SP
Oita, Pascoe • Stis Si,
Poland . 24. 171
Feed . • 22, 20
Flour, per sack, . . eft 00
Rapeseed . 436 4218 per
?ALI.

Foreign - . - 23,630
Barley, Rag Dill - - 650
Irlab - - -

inky, Foreign . . 8,0
Oats, English . 8,17.
Irish . . 6,74
Foreign . 3.0
English Flour (sacks) 2,4510

COAL-EXCHANGE—THIS DAY.
Ships arrived during last month
During the week
BestiVallsend, Newcasda, & Sunderland Coals.. 29s Od ant Od
Inferior sorts
Ships at Market, INC
SWGATE AND LEADENHALL—THIS DAr-.

By the Careiae—Pet atone of aft..
Beef Ss 104 5. ad as 10d I Mutt= Ss ad 4e 44 0,44
Veal 51 4d 44 id Ss °Work se sd 44 10d 5"
lAmb •—• Se 44 ... as 4d.

FARRINGDON MARKET—THIS DAV.
Bur—Finest Routing, 6d to tied per tb. Bolling, 5d to 61 Oft
ust—Leg, d.I Shoulder, 7d. VrAL—Leg. aid. Ms, 1""'
Poss. to EL Lams, 10d to Is.

54ss.

R BRIDE
Afternoon

PORROW.
MIL 1911
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Lospoirgihinted and rublimbed by Jou* BIATYI. at the Po'
,Orrice, No. ',picket-pine, Temple:Sax

DIED.
The 98th ult. of apoplexy, William Thomson, Fa+ of Berwick-
Hill. Worcestershire, aged 85 years.
Thursday last, at bet house, Coulsden, near Croydon, Marl, the
mother of Mr. Bleaden, of the London Tavern, at the advaneede.
80 years—the 2d inst. at his residence in New.street, Sprin
Frederick Booth, Esq. aged 82—.. the 30th ult. at Dorking, T! 6E401*
dale, Esq. of the Inner Temple—the 9d inst. at Great Ormond-OM.
In the 82d year of her age, Selina, the wife of Zachary Macaulatia
CORN-EXCHANGE—THIS DAY.
Wbeat,new,Kent, Essex 741 76s Peas, Grey .
Old .—s—a i Beans. Small . . 11111 at