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London, England, 1818-04-13 00:00:00

Edward Mackavoy, of King-street, Greeewkb, Kent, victualler,
dealer and chapman, April 14, 22, and May 23, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Robert Suter Greenwich.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
May 19, S. Moline, Billiterequare, merchant, at eleven. May
19, J. Whitehead, M. Howard, and J. haddock, Cateatoo-
street, bankers, at twelve. May 2, G. Ho'ditch and W. Ilan-
nab, Bankside, coal-merchants, at ten. May 2, W. May, Crie-
pin-street, bombazeen weaver, at ten. May 2, L. M. Flea,
Bury-court, St. Mary Axe, merchant, at twelve. May 5, J.
Evans, Tottenham Court-;oad, linen-draper, at one. May 2,
W. Hodvs, Kew, corn- Baer, at twelve. May 5, C. C. Be-
cher, Lothbury, merchant, at one. May 9, S. Giffiths, Old
Boswell-court, tailor, at twelve. May 16, H. J. Northcote,
Lime-street,wine-merchant, at ten. May 5, G. Dutton, Brown's-
buildings, St. Mary Are, cheese-factor, at ten. May E.
Woodgate, sen. Burrow'slbuildhigs, timber-oterchaot, at ten.
May 2, J. Roberts, Wood-street, Spitalfields, silk-manufact.
rer, at one. April 19; J. Jones, J. Owen, and H. Abbott,
Bucklersbury, merchants, at one.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
May 4, J. Mason, Cambridge, cook, at eleven, at the Red
Lion, Petty Cary, Cambridge. May 1,1). Spedding, Carlisle,
butcher, at eleven, at the Goat, Carlisle. May 5, J. Morley,
Liverpool, draper, at eleven, at the office of Mr. Davis, Fen-
wick-street, Liverpool. May 4, J. Winfield, Gateshead, iron-
founder, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Durham. May 6, S.
Jackson, Birmingham, gun-maker, at eleven, at the Office of
Mr. Lowe, Paradise-street, Birmingham. May 2, D. Lisle,
jun. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cabinet-maker, at eleven, at the
George, Newcastle. May 2, J. Newbery, St. Clement, Ox-
fordshire, draper, at eleven, at the house of IL Bertram, under
the Town-hall, xford.
CERTIFICATES--fil AY 2.
R. Thompson, Ferry-hill, Durham, fanner. J. Hester, Ro-
chester-road, Tothil-fields, brick-maker. P. F.. Lluveluz, Size-
lane, merchant. T. Bright, Westbury, corn-dealer. P. M.
Powell, Hastings, bookseller. J. and S. Everitt and E. Nash,
Westminster-road, stable-keepers. E. Needham, St. Mary Ate,
merchant. J. Clements, Newport, shopkeeper. J. Y. liridg-
man, Tavis P
tock, scrivener. C. Cline, Commercial-road, victualler.
DISSOLUTIONS OF ARTNERSIIIPSt
J. and T. Cater, Plymouth, cabinet-makers. W. and P.
Pickering, Liverpool, merchants. Smith and Cragg,
hosiers. Findlal and Moses, Carlisle, seedsmen. I tech/ and
Co. Appleby, brewers. Alderley and Co. Manchester, iron-
()under'. T. and W. Collier, Wellington, ironmongers. Bar-
ton and Co. Devonshire-street' printers. Brookes and Co. Bur-
stem, china-manufacturers. Burton and Briggs, Leadenhall-street,
stationers. G. and S. Christopher, Crutched-friars, merchants.
Brown and Co. Manchester, dealers in cotton twist. Shelton
and Twells, Nottingham, attornies. Collinge and Percival, Green-
street, mill grease-manuheturers. Inglis and Co. Liverpool
Bellamy and Mansell, Lincoln's-inn-fields, newspaper-venders.

QIYEEN-SQVARE.—Saturday several.officers, friends
and associates of Lieutenant David Davies, late of
the 62d Regiment of Foot, who attempted to assassi-
nate Lord Palmerston on Thursday last, attended at
this Office, having understood that his Lordship was
sufficiently recovered, and that Lieutenant Davies
would be brought up for re-examination. Betts, a
constable of St John's, Westminster, had gone to his
Lordship's house. He stated that, although the
wound was not considered dangerous, it was still so
painful, that it was supposed his Lordship could not
come out for se'2eral days. Mr. Astley Cooper has
attended him daily. His Lordship is said to have no
wish to prosecute Davies, as he is only tl3 years of,
age. When Davies was apprehended by the Mes-
senger (Owens) he gave him into the custody of
Betts. The Messenger still retains the pistol with
which Davies fired at his Lordship. The morning
of the day upon which lie fired at Lord Palmerton,
lie breakfasted at home, and went out at 11 o'clock,
not saying where he was going. The portmanteau
of Davies was seized by the officers, at the house of
Mr. Vickery, :Co. 33, George-street, Chelsea ; but it
was r.ot opened till Saturday at three o'clock, when
the Magistrates directed Gilmore to bring it forth.
Mr. Millar, the second Clerk, was called in to take
an account of the contents. Gilmore now opened it,
and the first thing he observed was, the fellow to the
pistol with which Lord Palmerston was shot at. He
also found some gunpowder, six bullets to fit the
pistol, and a number of letters, one of which, appa-
rently from Lord Palmerston, was in very kind
te:ms. There were also letters from his Royal
Highness the Commander in Chief, and several
pamphlets, amongst which was that giving an ac-
count of the assassination of Mr. PercevaL It is pro-
per to state, that amongst. the letters, there was one
indicating, that Davies had beer. confined in the York
Hospital as a lunatic, he having inflicted a wound on
a peculiar part of his ewn body. Mr. Vickery said,
lie had no hesitation in saying, that the whole of the
prisoner's conduct had indicated insanity.
Mr. MARKLAND—Have you ever heard him speak
of his Lordship ?—No, but 1 believe he had some ex-
pectation of his situation in life being bettered, and
he considered Lord Palmerston as his friend.
Mr. FlELDlNti—Have you ever seen him in a si-
tuation where his temper was provoked ?—Upon one
occasion he vas coming home, when, meeting a girl
in the street, his whip accidentally touched her ; the
girl's father followed him into the house ; he seized
the poker and struck him violently. He was accord-
ingly brought to this Office foe ibe assault, and or-
dered to find bail. He had no friends in town, and I
was compelled, in consequence of his being my lodger,
to become bail for him. The trial was to have come
on the very day lie fired at Lord Palerston, and I
have now to abide the result-
Since Davies's committal to Tothill-fields Bride-
well, no person has been to see him except Vickery
and his wife. He has a mom in the Governor's house,
and every attention is paid to his comfort. A mar.
attends him night and day. He remains most of the
tithe in bed, and sleeps very soundly. He scarcely
asks any questions, but any questions put to him he
answers freely. He says he has neither father nor
mother living ; that he had a brother in the Navy,
but he does not know whether he is dead or alive.
INEA9lTY.—Tuesday se'nnight, at the Lunatic-
' Asylum, Loddon, in Norfolk, one of the patients was'
lying on a large table, upon which the breakfast is
alWays placed, and being requested to get off, and
seeing the door open which leads immediately into
the kitchen, he instantly armed himself with a small
poker, and with one violent blow fractured the ser-
vant boy's skull,but it is supposed he will =cover.—
Another youth, and one of the maid-servants, also
received some heavy blows from the same weapon.
As a great number of persons are rendered very
unhappy by Spasms, Wind in the Stomach, obstructions in the
Bowels, want of regular Perspiration, Vomitings, and Bilious
Complaints, Head,ac.hes, Heart-lion), ccitoveness, Nervous th. 7.-
orders, Cholic, Gout, &c. We are authorized to say, that
STILIMIAN'S PILLS are in most cases an excellent remedy for
these complaints; and especially recommended during thetinie
of Sea Bathing, and drinking the Sea and Mineral Waters ; also
for those visiting warm climates. Prepared by THOMAS Benxi.-
roe, jun. Druggist, Tottenham High-Cross, Middlesex, by vir-
tue of an Assignment from U. and J. Beswick, sole .Proprirtors
of the iLceipt, by the Will of M. Speedinwn; and are stild by
Shaw and Edwards, No. 68, St. Paula% Church-yard ; and Ba-
con and Co. No. 150, Oxford-street, in Boxes at 2s. 4s. lid.
fid. and One Guinea ; and may be had of the princiral Vezders
of Medicines in Town and Countr).