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monger. at ten. .111ly 25, Alexander Glennie, James Strachan
cironie, and William Fry, New Broad-street, merchants, at ten.
September 22, John Sard and John Smither, St. Martin's-lane.
woallen drapers. at eleven. August 12, Robert Noyes, Great St.
Andrew-wet t, Seven.dials, tallow chandler, at twelve. August 11,
Wiiiiim Foihard, Castle Tavern, King-meet. Cheapside, victualler,
at one. August 12, Janet AlacFarlan, George-street, Hanover
square, dress maker, at one. August 5. Ignatius Palyart, late of
London-street, Fruchureh-street, merchant, at twelve
• I)! VI ORN DS to Ise made in the COU NT 111. Y.
August 22, Richard Allmnrd, Abingdon, Berkshire, grocer and
ehre,e factor, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Bath. August 25,
Lawrence Frost. Macclesfield, Cheshire, timber merchant, at eleven,
sit the office of Mr. Avison, solicitor, Hanover-street, Liverpool.
August 15, Charles Smith, Northampton. banker, at ten, at the
Northampton. August 8, henry Coward, Preatoti,
:Northumberland, brewer, at eleven, at the Commercial Hotel,
lloward•strett, North Shields.
CERTIFICATES.—At orsr 11.

Daniel Alder, Lawrence Pountney-place merchant. Charles
reartiley, South Sea Chambers, merchant. Charles Ishorn, White
I.ion-street. Norton Falgate, wine-merchant. William Duna,
L'.uth, Lincolnshire, coal-merchant. John Atkinson, Crutched-
friars, merchant. George Webster, Liverpool, merchant. Joseph
Mitchell, Liverpool, salesman. James Habgood, fifacclesfield,
silk-manufacturer. John O'Neill, Liverpool, merchant. Robert
Mammy, Drury-lane, timber-merchant. Benjamin Skillman,
Tokenhoust-yard, stationer. William Plunkett and John Kukla,
Old-street•road, timber-merchants. Samuel Tarrant and Joseph
Carter. Basing-lane, auctioneers. William Breeden and Henry
Breedon. Ruddinvon. Nottinghamshire, dealers in horses and
cattle. Zachary Hulthin, Catherine-court, Tower hill, merchant.
Louis Ilolhech, King-street, Golden.square, embroiderer. John
Taylor, Strand, printer. William Morrison. Liverpool. roper.
William Benham, Brighton, builder. William hens, Torringtun-
*lsar., merchant.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
James Dunlop and A. Wood, Rochdale. Lancashire, dealers.
Thomas Doguid and John I%l'lLerrell, Jun. Buenos Ayres, South
America, dealers. Joshua Tunstall, and John Toasts% jon. Liver•
pool, curriers. Horatio Latreille and Henry Wood, Coleman-
street, dealers. Thomas Romney and William Romney, Gough-
square, fur manufacturers. Thomas Keep and Robert lliffe, Ket-
tering, Northamptonshire, ironmongers and tin- plate workers.
Edward Lawrence, John Beard. and John Norris, I.iverpoolotave
merchants. James Halket and Thomas Hughes, Liverpool, timber
merchants. Charles Nichols and George Paul Fletcher, New
SarnM, Wiltshire, linen drapers. James i)eare and John Marsh-
311an Hill, Path, carvers and elders. Edward Bevan and Samuel
Guppy, general merchants, place not named. Eutzchus Whittle
and George Whittle, Wolverhampton and Bilstone, Staffordshire,
saddlers. John Williams and Thomas Chandler, Wood-street,
Chrapside, woollen drapers. John Lanman and Robert Wain-
wright, St. Jamees•street, Westminster, tailors. William Petty and
Thomas Lingham, Royal George Wharf, Bankside, Southwark,
coal merchants. William Ruddock, yen. and William Ruddock,
jun. Greek-street, Soho, tailors and woollen drapers. Thomas
Breeds, Thonias Farncomb, and Mark Boyles: Breeds, Hastings,
Sussex, and Tooky-street. Southwark, merchants and ship owners,
as far as regards Mark Boykett Breeds. Thomas Breeds, Boykett
Breeds, and Francis Henbrey, Hastings, Sussex, brewers, as far as
regards Boykett Breeds. Thomas Breedf, Boykett Breeds, and
Thomas Standen, Hastings, Sussex, lime burners, as far as regards
Thomas Breeds. Thomas Breeds and Mark Boykett Breeds,
Hastings, Sussex, bankers. Thomas Breeds and Boykett Breeds,
Hastings, Sussex, coach proprietors and brick makers. William
/3olderston, Robert Thornton, and Thomas Meacoek, grocers,
Liverpool. William Robsodrand Alfred Brooks, printers, place
not named. John Byron Dawes and Samuel Austin, Philpot-lane,
Sheffield agents. Joseph Cooper and William Pickets, Shiffnal,
Salop. grocers and tea dealers. Thomas Morton and Thomas
Crouden, North Leith, skip builders. Jonathan Farrar and John
Farrar, Halifax, Yorkshire, bat manufacturers: John Marshall
and Edward Mason, Manchester and Ashton-under-Lyne, copper-
smiths and braziers. Stephen Roose and William Chadwick, jun.'
Liyerpool, opticians and mathematical instrument makers.
General Weekly Average of the Price of British Corn, which
guierni Importation, Made up to the 15th of July.
Wheat 58s. 2d. Oats 275. 2d. I Beans 451. 6d.
Bak, 31e. 7d. I Rye 425. .7d. Peas 465. lid.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the Returns made in She Week ending the 19th day of
July. 1826, is 295. Sid. per cwt: exclusive of the duties of CalaglMa
paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof.

THE EVENING STAIt

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1626.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened the sante as they left off yesterday, at 77e, but
soon after they were sellers at the above price. Up to the present
time. little business is doing irl the market.
• Yesterday, was posted up at Lloyd's,the arrival of the Twee.
frigate, and it was supposed with specie on board, to pay the
hlexican dividend. This good information had the effect of
mediately raising the Mexican Bonds to 48, and Colombian to 35;
but this morning we have no accounts of the above frigate having
arrived, consequently Mexican and Colombian Bonds are not
so good.
Current prices : Old Spanish II lleshian 41, Colombian 33
54, Russian 80% 1, Basilian Bonds 54, Greek 12 It Ruche.
quer Bills 11 12.
PRICK OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 195%
pet Cent kett. 77% 3/s
S per Cent Consol% 771% 7714
pe Cent. Red. 84% sjs
4 per Cent. 927/4: 93
4 per Cent. 1826, 931
4 per Cent. Scrip par.
India ponds 20 22
Long Ann. 19 18 15.16
MA* Excl eq. Kill 12 15 prem.
4:5(X) ditto 12 le prem.
4:100 and 1.200 dittit 12 16 prem.
Gilts. for Account77l/4 77,Y4
FOR glilN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
(-Milan Bonds. 6 p CL 341 Itex. 11.1 s 1825, 6 p. Ct. 471 61
Coloinhi:•1) Itonat, 47% 6%
Do. Bondi, 1824, 341 3% 42% Mts. Acet. 48 6% 7% 6%
311 2 Perur. ILI.. 6 p C. 25
1.0. Acc. 3% 42131% 2% Rua. Ms 1822, ti p C. 601
Mandril Rirnas, 3 pCt. 541 Ditto Acct.
Ditto Acct. 551 1 Span. Bonds S p Ct. 71 1
Greek Bondi. 1 bts,spC. 12% Span. sp. C. 1823, S
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
S)SAML PAID.
100 15 24 34 4 2% 4/ 4
40 20 10