The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-06-11 00:00:00

_CERTIFICATES-.lvvr. '3O.

B. Powkes, Mee cbantiLiTSpring, Charles-
greet'. y-rattd, merchant-S. Ball. New Sarnin,.
T. Prier and C. Price, Red Craif.sreet, upholsterers-A. Da-
vis nod N. Davis, Little Carter-lane, warrhousetnen.-1 Hide-
o.% Woolwieb, eheetemonger-W. Watson, Liverpool, mer-
chant-H. Adams, Greenwich, halivrdaslier-J. Sisley, Beck-
ley, Sussex, shopkeeper-O. Maedimagli, Albany Tavern, St.
iu Jnes s. victsaller-Vi. Bares, Sibsan, Leicestersbisr, miller-
J. Grokill and J. Oaskill. Nlitiorics, merchants-S. )lucks, Ca-
nal-row, ,lierintindeY, cooper -J. Fleming, Deal, ship-agent
Wing, New Hanna, clothier-E. Hooper, Ithayador,
Radnorshire. banker-W..1. Beeehey, Newga!!-street, sales-
man=-E. Griffith, Well-street, %Vent:lose-square, manufacturers
of patent soap.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
E. kmbrose and H. Bewley, K ing-stree% Chespside-J.
Farmer, W. Wigoey, J. and P. and .1. Valiance, Brighton,
wine and spirit-merchants -T. and .1. Eyre. thford-street, up-
holsterers-G. J. arid 6. Pollard, jim. and C. Robertson, Li- I
verpool-J.Lyon & Loudon, warehousemen-J. Lyon,
J. Earle, and J. Critchlcy, Wigan. bankers -J. Turley, .1. Gm.
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ling, and S. Carter, East Grinstead, woolstnplers- W. Barton
and T. Harrigan, Liverpool. iron-merchants-T. Cooper, .T.
Lord, and J. liampson, Liverpool, tobacco-inasinfactarrrs-J.
Ambromf awl' J. Cumming, Orford-street, clock-makers-C.
V. Newman and IL A. C. INtiburg, Liverpool, merchaots-_
.1111. Williams and W. Watts; Nottingham, mirgeons--J. amid A.
111;:t s, Chertaam, Yorkshire, dealers in attar-J.. Tetley and
It. t.i on, Leeds, dyers-4.. t:inineell and H. Barris, Redelitc
NH, Bristol, habtrdashert -E. t;ilhert and E. Alter, Wigan,
Laneashire, slaws-P. Wanner and it. flag., Wailing-street,
Scotch-lactors--J. Smith and .V. Boalhy, 12ortobello,
lead-inanialactoreni-B. Wood and T. k'. Lambe, Leeds, spi-
rit-merehkati -J. N. Grellier and W. Locke, Catharine-hill,
Guildford, lime-tfurnetaJohn' Pelee and.)). "Morgan, Strand,
mercers-.T. Carter and J. Crane, Ncw Bood-street, uphol-
ster. rs..

On Saturday evening, a man of the -name of
Brooks, who deals in leeches, sent bis wife, from the
neighbourhood of Seven Dials, to dispose of a Yuan- i
tity to a Doctor's, at Aldgate. Mrs. Brooks, on.i
When the Birmingham witnesses were under exa- 1
minatiou in the !louse of Commons, on the Orders iu , going along lielborn, enquired of a matt the way,
the
recently-made Master ia i which she thought very difficult to iiud; the man
Council, Mr. Stephen, said he had nothing particubtr to do, and would
Chaticery, and the strenuous advocate of these Or- I.
!she her the way there and back, and she agreed to
ders, put to erne of the Birmingham witnesses, a plain
g him eighteen-pence for his trouble. Mr's.
blunt. man, this question :—" Well, Sir, and what .
sold her leeches at Aldgate for two pounds. On their
are these Orders in Council, against which' you are ;
return they went to drink together. When they got
tome here to give evidence r'---" Nay, marehr 'said :
into the neighbourhood of Covent-garden, they went
John Bull, " I never heard of any body that knew
into a house of a certain description. After some
either -what they were, or what good they'd done, i
I time, the man was leaving the house ; but, the room
and I did not came here to tell you that ; but Is.ean
riot being paid for, .he was stopped, and it - turned
tell you one thiog—before chair time 'We'd plenty-of :
out that his fair companion had fallen asleep in his
w (irk and a good trade, but now we're neither, and
which he had taken advantage, and had
that happen witrsatisfy you." This answer, delivered an"' of
rdbbed her of the two pounds she had sold the
iu a strong Warwickshire accent, rais .cl a general
leeches for. lie was charged with the watch, and,
laugh against the Learned Civilian, and it was re-!
on searching him, the two pounds belonging to the
market that it was conclusive, for be never after re- •
Prosecutrix was found. The Prisouer, in his dN.
cti red front any of the witnesses, adefinition of the
! fetice, said, the Prosecutrix wanted him to go into a
4.),.ders in Council. house with her sooner than he did. lle was com-
fiest's:ay.—The shop of Mr. Gray, jeweller, in
nutted for farther examination.
Szckville-street, was robbed on Tuesday, of. a case .
cnutsining brilliants, diamonds, . and Othercespensive • Watson, who jumped out of a window of the house
jewellery, to the amount of 30001. The robbery is in Gutter-lane., where the fire broke out a few days
fa UppOSett to have been committal by some person ago,-died on Monday morning, in consequence of
who come into the shop under the pretence of making the fracture which he recer-'ved. He world not stiff®'
a purchase. his leg to be amputated. •