The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-07-12 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DI‘SOLV

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T. Price and W,Won, foal masters—R. (.ra.
ham and W..lones, Gun-street, Old Artillery-gtomal, silk-ma-
rake .orers—A. and W. A. Orbher, Si. Jaines's.strcer, wine-
merchants—C. Knight and E. Dunn. Fleet weft. stationers--
J. Chit fi-ld and '. Smith, Lane-end, Stoke-upoo-Treat, drapers
1. Sawkini and K Decent, 11.rgicts, solicitors—F. and .1.
Warr. (;reat printer.—W,
Jlardi-ty and W. Lon& Leeds printers— R Broughton and J.
Neuc4-tle. ,kinnrr•—.l. Jonas and W. Ta)lor,
Fea-
tbrrr reef. City-road. glats cniirrs—E. W. Pagett and C.
liihhert, Winsiord, Cheshire, corn-dealers—J. Russell and W.
?rower, Palace-synod, Lambeth Palace, timber-merchants-
3. and K. Ilnolcroft,. veil-street. Ratclinsighway, carmen—
) P. Holton and 0. Grimes, Bolhorn—T. Cooper. jun. and
W. &dells, Knighton. Radnorshire, woolstaplers—C. Capper
and W. Sadler, Tokenhouse-lard, insurance-brokers.

In the Irish Court of King's Bench an action came
to be tried on Monday last, the 3d inst. for damlges
laid at 10001. by which the Proprietor of the D-,blin
Eoeniv, Pods sought a compensation for penalties
suffered by him in consequence of a conviction for a
contained in a r.port of a speech of Mr. O'Gott-
MAN, a leading Irish Catholic Barrister, which re-
port tags stated and sworn to have been furnished by
Mr. O'Goestam himself. After the greater part of
the PI %hot c Ise had been gone through, the Counsel
• on both sides agreed to refer the matter to a gentle-
man mutually deemed eligible. 1.4 was accordingly
referred to Mr. G. LIDwILL. Another action, hrought
by Mr. O'GoRMAN against the Dublin Ez,eniag
Post, was referred at the same time. The Dublin
Editors are pressing the Catholics for a Resolution,
binding their orators to responsibility for the matters
delivered in their respective speeches.
We have observed, that the celebrated Dr. COOPFR,

of Charlotte-house, i3lackfriars, drives in his chariot
a pair of beautiful Arabian dun horses. They were
bred by the King of SPA INi ; one was his favourite ,
charger, and are estimated at 500 guineas. We con-
gratulate the Levied Doctor on possessing such ani-
mals, and hope, as a Philanthropist, he will never
suffer such valuable creatures to fall into the hands
of an trod-cling master.
A poor 'inutile, who, it appears, has come all the
way from Dorchester, to seek redress for supposed
injuries, stopped Lord P:LLEMBOROUGH in his pas-
sage from she Court of King's Cenci, on Saturday,
. and staled him-elf to he the son of Kiug-SocomoN,
the cousin i.f HENRY the I Vth. of France, and a
near relation of the King of PaussrA and the Em-
peror of HAYTI. Ile was removed with difficulty.
FottuEn No-res.—Sunday se'unight, Mr.. John
Kinstead. an artist of Chichester, was taken into cus-
tody. at Arundel, by Tang, the Mansion-house Mar-
.shalman, for issuing a note of WI. of the Bank of j
Ridge and Murray, Chichester, knowing it to he
fcrged ; and at the same time giving a false name and
address to Mr. Romanis, hosier, &c. Cheapside.—
Binstead I'AS silce discovered his accomplices, the
principal of whom, Thomas Jardine, has absconded.
Ito has also acknowledged to a hat extent they had
carried their frauds into effect, and what were their
future plans. We have to congratulate the poblic.on
the early discovery and detection of this dangerous
connection, which was only formed about the time of
the Arundel fete. The whole of the forged notes
that were issued have been traced; the stock in trade,
with the uwthoisis, &(7. used Le manufacturing the
notes, and a correspondence in secret characters
(which have beet. deciphered) have been found at
Jardine's totting, et Arundel, and are its possession
of the proper officers.