The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-02-11 00:00:00

PARTNIRSIIIrS maxoLvisn.

W. Crompton. J. Schofield, J. Whitehead. J. Clare, and
W. Dalton, Oldham, Lanceshire, cotton spinners—J. Han-
cock and J. Mellor, Oldham, plumbers and glaziers—J. and
W. Proud, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, surgeons and apotheca-
ries—J. Short and A. Golledge, Midsummer Norton, So-
mersetshire, maltsters and common brewers—G. and D.
Best, Richmond, Surrey, cabinet makers—J. F. Cannel' end
J. Smith, Garston, Liverpool, farmers—B. Cockerton and
T. Forsaith, Maiden lane, Wood street, Cheapside. ribbon
manufacturers—J. Atkins. sen. and F. T. Atkins, Butt lane,
Deptford, chemists—A. Holiday and J. Wood. Manchester,
fustian manufacturers—G. and J. Monk, Child Ockford„
Dnrsetsl.ire, schoolmasters—W. and J. Stones, She Meld,
eabhet case manufacturers—J. Keene and E. W. Clement,
Reading, Berks, silk menufacturers—W. Mew and T. Gee,
Papplewick, Nottingham, hosiers—S. Davey, J. P. Magor,
R. Ford, M. H. Eade, and R. Davey. Rettruth. Cornwall.
tallow chandlers—M. W. and W. Willcox, Walcot, Somer.
selshire, chair makers—M. and 'l'. Wostenholm, Sheffield,
fork manufacturers—J. M•Adam and D.Jackson. Liverpool,
merchants—J. Reciter and W. Woodward, Pershore. Wor-
cestershire, surgeons—T. Mather, S. Parkes, T. Mather,
jun. and H. Taylor, Liverpool, Bagilt, and Buckley, }'Hnt-
shire, lead and commission merchants—R. Hawkins and R.
Wells, Birmingham. brass cock founders—J. Kirby, J.
Waterhouse, and J. Hodgson. Sheffield, silversmiths—R. G.
and J. Plum, Russell court, Drury lane, cutlers—W. M'Cill
and W. Watson. Liverpool. linen drapers—W. Fisher and
R. H. Munday, Furolval's inn, attorneys.

♦\ZRAGE PRICES OP CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALES, FOR THE
WELK ENDED FEU. 1.
PER. QR. S. d. PER QR. s. d.
Wheat 4O 0 Oats l7 0
Rye.... ........ ..... 29 3 Beans 2. 7
Barley
Average Priem of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the Returns made in the week ending the Stb
day of Jan. itka, is Ns. 4id. per cwt.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS—MONDAY, Fin. 10.

Lord GRANTLET took the oaths and his seat. -

be Earl of COVEN I'RY presented a petition from
the Bankers. Merchants, and Trailers of ‘Yorcester a-
gainst the Insolvent Debtors' Act.

PROTEST.
The Duke of SOMERSET said he bad been present
in the House during the greater part of the debate on
Tuesday evening last, and that be had signed the pro-
test entered on the Journals by a Noble Earl (Stanhope)
against the Address in answer to his Majesty's Speech.
He since, however, understood, that as lie had not been
present at the division, there was an informality in that
mode of proceeding, and therefore he new requested
that the House would allow his name to stand to
the protest. A motion to dile effect was put and
agreed to.

MARRIAGII ACT. ,
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY said he w's requested
by his Noble Friend (Lord Ellenborough),+who could
not be present that day, to present the Bill for amending
the Marriage Act. His Noble Friend also desired him
to assure their Lordships, that, in axing a day for the
second reading of the Bill, he would allow full and suffi-
cient time for the consideration of it. lie (Lord
Shaftesbury) wished it to be understood, that he tool-
n o part whatever in this measure; but having pre-
sented the Bill, he should move that it be read a first
time.

The Bill was accordingly read a first time; and, on
the motion of the Noble Earl, was ordered to be
prieted.•.-Adjourned.