The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-08-26 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

Stephen Salmon. Regent-street, stationer, Sept. 13. at Ra-
singhail-street—Wiiiiam Cooke Gill, Melkshain. Wiltshire,
linen drnper, Sept. 13, at the Castle and Bali Inn, Bath—Thos.
'Evans, Machynileth. Montgomeryshire. innkeeper, Sept. 30,
at the Fox Inn, Shrewsbury—William Yount'. Bristol, bskory,
Sept. 16, at the Commercial-rooms, Bristol—Thomas Janis,
AdJerbary, Oxfordshire. follinonger, Sept. 17, at the Kin's
Arms lon, Oeddington, Oxforshire—James liudderi-4
Yrrkshire, currier, Sept. 17, at the Pack-horse low;
iluddersileld—Lovell S4uire, Earith, Huntingdonshire, tan-
ner, Sept. 26, at the Crown Inn, Si. Ives—Francis Mart's.'
Tewkesbury, Gloucestershi re, wine merchant. Sept. 16, at Wm.
Ricketts, liquor merchant, Tewkesbury—Augustus White,
Aidermanbury, factor, Aug. 30, at Basinghall-street—Thomas
Bidwith, Bagginswood. Shropshire, farmer. Sept. 26, at the
George inn, Bewdley—John Dicks. London-street, Tottenham
Court-road. carpenter. Aug. 33, at Baslighall-street—William
Marshall, Hessle, Kingston-upon-Hull, miller, Sept. 10, at the
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Samuel Lowe, Newman-street, painter—Benjamin White,
Maiden Bradley, Wiltshire, farmer—Joseph Bennett, jun.,
Crakmoor, Dorsetshircoaland stone-merchant—John•Fur-
long, Bristol, haberdasher lames Augustus Lamb, Whitting-
ton-place, Highgate, coil merchant—Thomas Robinson. New
Melton, Yorkshire, spirit merchant—Robert Smith, Hum-
burton, Yorkshire, dealer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. and T. Hood, and T. Gilbert, Dunton Wharf, near Bir-
mingham, dealers in coal and lime—S. Chats in and T. Slater,
Edghaston, Warwickshire, baliders—J. Flood and J. Bright,
Bristol. potters—J. Mellor and M. Gosling, Liverpool, wine
and spirit merchants-11. J. Wilcocks and J. Pa'lister, Hen-
rietta-street, Cavendish-square, wine and brandy merchants—
A. and J. B. Plowman, Wells, Somersetshire, grocers—J.
Cross and T. Bardwell, Bromley, dyers—E. Dean and R.
Brooker, Newhaven Sussex, brewers—W. Brown and R. Vin-
cent, Rrgent-street,—G. Manley and W. 11. Vardey,
Thayer-street, Manchester-square, wine merchants—J. and J.
Crane, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, watch makers ; the bu-
siness will in future be carried on by Mr. Joshua Crane—S.
Humbla and R. Atkinson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, stationers—
C. Rickman, Chichester, T. Partiett, Bury. Sussex, and .1.
Partlea, Soutlistoke, Sussex, farmers—T. Valentine and U.
Luckcock, Birmingham, music sellers—O. Adams and J. Til-
leard, Old Jewry, attorneys—J. Hill and J. Obbard, Sloane-
street, mercers—J. Clegg and J. Pearson, Halifax, Yorkshire,
corn dealers—R. J. Chippindall and R. Yallop, Great Queen-
street, attorneys.

♦VERAGE PRICES OP CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALES IN THE
WEER ENDED AUG. 20.
mt. QR. S. d. PER QR. S. d.
Wheat 58 10 to .ts 24 7
Rye.... .............SL 5 Beans 33 8
Barley ...4 2 Peas . • ........30 5
Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the Returns made in the week ending the 20th
day of August, 1b23, is 30s. 7&d. per cwt.

THE REV. DR. COLLYER.
(In consequence of the extensive interest excited by the
circumstances respecting this gentleman, which were stated
in our paper of yesterday, we insert the following additional
particulars from a cotemporary :—)
The Doctor arrived in town from Lutterworth, in Leices-
tershire, where he had been paving his usual visit to his
tenantry,on Thursday, the 14tfi instant—not having heard
a whisper of the slander until his carriage was at the door
for the purpose of departure. The lrieoll who brought the
information received instructions from the Doctor to return
instantly to London, that no time might be lost in follow-
ing up the investigation,which his friend informed him had
been entered upon. The Doctor followed in his own car-
riage: and arrived at his house in Deptford, at about seven
I o'clock on the evening of the above day. On-the ensuing
morning the Rev. Gentleman gave repeated directions to his
friends- to pursue their investigation personally into the
nature of the charge (or rather rumour, fur no charg-e Aaa
hitherto been nuale,) and after passing several hours with
1 his friends at Deptford, TO4O aith Sirs. C. to preach, in pur-
' seance of his ordinary monthly duty,at the Atelphi Chapel,
in the Strand.
On Saturday the Doctor's friends were bnsily,bnt ineffec-
tually, employed in endeavouring to trace any-tangible
charge; and the Rev. gentleman made several calls, and
personally inspected the repairs of Hanover Chapel ; in the
evening, he wet by appointment in Landon a deoptation of
the Committee ot Salters' Hall Sleeting-house, in Can-
non-street. At this imerview, the Deputation stated that
the Committee had met in consequence of the report, and'
they were commissioned to recomitiend to the Doctor not to
preach on the ensuing S.ibba:lt, Itemise the facts could not,
at that early period, be brought before the public. The