The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-21 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.
idiehael Thorpe', of Wortrop,Nottioghain. usltster- July
31, August I and 30, at the Hod Lion Inn. Worksop. Attor-
neys, Messrs Hall and Brovraley, Nee Boswell-court.
London.
John Mess. of Ho!peen, Flint; corn-dealer% August I.
2, and SO. at UM Golden Lion Inn, Chester.. Attorneys,
Messrs. Clarks, Richards, and Medealf, Challeary Lane,
London.
Thomas Kirby. of Bethonl-greast-road. droper. July_
August 2. and 30, at the Bankrupts' Court, Attorney, Mr.
Arden. Clifford's Inn.
Joshua Nettleton, of Sloane square, awls's. Iron-
monger, July 29, August 6. and 30, at lb. /3aultruPlll..
Court. Attorneys, Messrs. Freeman and Hestheote, Color
assn-street.
John Smith, of Camomile:street, tailor tad drip'''. July
26, August 2. and 30, at the Bankrupts' Court. Attorooyr
Mr. A. Demean, New lon, Strand. •
IlanwasPeartsre. **Stratford, tom ilisswissAssr, An-
t. 16, sod SO, at Om Bankrupts' C•4o,..llitlerssyi Mr. AisVl
Whlteinapel-road.
DIVIDKNOIL
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Aug.. .ay,
Ang.
9, R. Wi toy
led, Hoakld Brood bidlSOlssex, ',veer—Aug:
19, J. Dooley, Willow-street, BashiOde, eoru-sserehants—
Aug. 16, R. Graham, Sborter's-eourt. Throgotorion-street,
stock-broker—Aug. 16. W: Miller. Rye, draper—Aug. 9,
P. Powell, Brighton, silk-mereer—Aug. IS, J. Clements,
Newport, Mosmaouthshire, shopkeeper—An e. 9. T. Blase.
' Walkoolr, iiiteliant--Aug. 11, R. -wad J. Edwards, Hales
Ofesigzi=seshiossimmemotagors--Aae. 13, J. BstrisieY.
. sottoweplemsr Aug. 19, J. Warneford,
til‘seki-grOisse—Aug. 0. R. Peals. Oswestry, Shropshire,
wiim-morsisat—Aog. 9, R. Stevens, Soulbury, Bucking-
iiimeidetoidoiryman—Aug. 9, R. -Shirley, BurAlersbary,
oarpol.suppalaeturer—Aug. 9, T. Heflin, Baker-street, St.
altiryleillimi, apothecary—As!. 9, T. Maxfield, Ba.isbery,
Ileits4MlSMv—Aug. 9, W. Carnes. Canal-row, Bermoodsey;
roposmulkor—July Mk J. Priddy. Girard-street, wimomer-
dkast-Ault. 9. Edwards. Gerrard-street, Sotto, woollen-
draper—Aug. IS, Ff. end W. Parry, Carleton, Monmouth-
shire. thslriate-umasfaeturers.

CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to
the contrary, on or before Aug. 8.
L. A. Hollander, Winchester•street. diamond-merchant—
C. LINIDIP, Kennington, dealer—O. Wrlis, Friskney, Lin-
colnshire, 'merchant—J. Hopkins. Jun., Choisey, Berkshire,
turner—.l. Clark, Commercial-place, Commercial-road,
ship-owner.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
W. Barren& jun. and T. flilby, Poole, tialber-merchaits—
D. Adcock, Barkby, and W. Cooper, Burton-Lazars, Lei-
cestershire, dpelers in tattle—J. and .1. Abgeod, and T.
Parker, Leedom and Muralesfield, silk manufacturers. so far
as regard, J. Abgood, sen.—A. Padiey and C. Heston,
'Sheffield, feeder-makers—E. Loisada and A. Lascar. ver-
micelli-merebants—S. Plumb, and R. Hall, Holborn-bill,
,cheasiste—:C. Browne, J. Upton, and F, H. Coz, Nottin,c-
ham, teali.esaanfacturrra—T. Gonda and J. B. Bennett,
Great Yarmouth, herring-eurers.—B. W. R., and 8. H.
Hodges, Lambeth, rectifiers—J. Lock and R. Milligan,
Northampton, draperso. T. Wright and .1. Bruce, Picca-
dilly, cosiedealent—R. and F. le Blond, College-street.
Chelscreinnattn, soaplactors--T. and IL Emerson, Newt-
onian-sire* linendrapers-11. Mali!. and 8. flandforth,
Henes-bask. Staffordshire, earthenware-manufacturers-J.
Collins, W. Robinson, and J. Scofield, Mumps, Lancashire,
machinicesakers—J. and J. Horsfield, Leede. corn-dealers
—J. alai. Hollis. Chelmsford. braniera—R. oarZner,. J.
Hictimielt.-164R: • &clews, Watling-street, neanafactuiera
--J. Symonds and B. Peel, Lawreece-lane, insurance--
brokers—H. Hechi•tt and F. E. Middleton, Everton„ Lan-
cashire, governesses—G. Law, 11. King, and J. Barker,
Constables Holmes, Lancashire, cotton-spinners—W. Payne
and C.and I.Fano,.Leadenhall-street, trunk-makers--A. and
H. W. Meister, and W. A. Arabia!, Kingston-upon-Hell;
general-merchants.

AAAAA GX !RICH OF COIN LX IN GLAND AND WALLIS

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Ming *NORD JULT la.
rze. en. s. d. Pea el. a. d.
Wheat 69 10 Oats 2ll 4
Rye.... ..... ....... .37 0 BOWS 33 3
Barley 32 8 Peas 7611
Average Pries of Brown or Muscovado Sager, com-
peted fro. the Returns garde In the week ending the 16th
day of July, 1823, is 335. 10Id. per cwt.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, JULY 19.

THE PROROGATION.

Par'lenient was this day prorogued byCommi.sion. The
proceedings state,' in our paper of Saturday, then took
place, and the following Speech. of which we gave the
substance was read by the Lord Chancellor :
MT Loans AND GritTLEVIM—WO are commanded by
his Majesty, in releasing you from your attendance in Par-
liament, to express to you his Majesty's acknowledgments
for the seal and assiduity wherewith you have applied yen-
selves to the several objects which his Majesty recommend-
ed to your attention at the opening of the Session.—His
Majesty entertains a confident expectation that the provi-
sions of internal regulation. which you have adopted with
respect to Ireland will, when carried into effect, tend to re-
move some of the evils which have so long afflicted that part
of the United Kingdom.
" We are commanded to assure you, that you may de-
pend upon the firm, but temperate exercise, of those powers
which you have entrusted to his Majesty, for the suppres-
sion of violence and outrage In that country, and for the
protection of the lives and properties of his Majesty's loyal
*objects. It is with the greatest satisfaction that his Ma-
jesty is enabled to contemplate the flourishing condition
of all branches of our commerce and manufactures, and
the gradual abatement of those diMeulties ender which the
Agricultural Interest has so long and so severely suffered.
" GICNTLZINVY OF TEC donna or COMMONII,—We have
it in command from his Majesty to thank lou for the sup-
plies which you have granted for the service of the year,
and to assure you that he has derived the sincerest pleasure
from the relief which you have been enabled to afford his
people, by a large reduction of Taps:
" Mr Loans awn GIN LLLLL Majesty has com-
manded us to inform you that he continues to receive from
Foreign Powers, the strongest assurances of their friendly
disposition towards this Country.
Deeply as his Majesty still regrets the failure of his
earnest endeavours to prevent the Interruption of the
peace of Europe, it affords hint the greatest consolation
that the prinriploo upon which he has acted, and the policy
which he has determined to pursue, have been marked
with your warm and cordial concurrence as consonant
with the interests, and satisfactory to the feelings of his
people."

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The SPEAKER came down to the House at two
o'clock, and 'took his place at the table. Prayers having
been read by the Chaplain, the Usher of the illaok Rod
almost immediately appeared at the Bar, and summoned
the House to a'tend in the House of Peers. .
The SPF?ttKER accordingly, attended by Omit twen-
ty nieuibers, proceeded to the House of Peers, where the
Speech was read by the Chancellor, and the Parliamen
prerogeed by commission to Teesday, the 30th of Sep
'ember.
The SPEAKER thee Mama to the bower hots'.,
owl having '
'to the steal term read the Speech to the
Members assembled round the table,the Hoeft separated,
and thus terminated the Session.