The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-29 00:00:00

CERTIIICATILI-At.:o. 17.

T. Leslngham, Worcester, hosier—J.Ttiornley, Cheethant-
hill, Manchester, hat-menufscturer—C. F. Kirkman. Ural.
linen-draper—J. W. Wells Hackney, bender—J. Hannan.
Lower The wtes-s treet, ereka n t—R. Wilson, Cletac a t's-lut ie.
broker—F. Willett, E. Willed and R. Willett, Tnellerdi,
Norfolk, bankers—J. Paradise, Newcastle-street. Strand,
jeweller—J. Collins, Vincent-place, City-road, broker—H.,
Miller, Brimscombe-port, Gloucestershire, banker-0
Arran, Leamington, wine-merchant.

r•WIN 1111811111.11 DIaUOLYCD.
J. Mott, jun. J. W. Mott and G. Watts, Wellington Brew-
ery, City-road, brewers—W. Mocte and F. Martin Moms-
grove, Worcestershire, wine-dealers—J. Moore. F. Martin
and W. Moore, Tewkesbury, wine-dealers—T. Challis, J.
Harris, and 8. Munday, i.iewgate•tnarket, meat-ralesmin—
M. Court and C. W. By, Lower Thatnes-street, lighter.nen
I'. Hill and E. Hill, Uppingham, Rullasaishire, wooistapers
-'l'. lkin, J. Carr, J. Keighley and U. Hirst, Leeds, mer-
chants (%o far as regards the said J. Keighley)—J. Bentley
and L. 111Ide, Heywood, Lancashire, cotton-spinners—C.
►O. Benny and G. Bennett, Southampton, grocers—T. Craig
and J. Graham, Oxford-street, linen-drapors—T, Craig, J.
Graham and W. Niion, High Holborn, linen-drapers (a, far
as regards the said T. Craig)—J. Reay, W. Swan aol H.
Swan, Wallsend, limeburaers—J. Roper and W. Keates.
Skinner-street. Bishopsgate-street, grocers—J. Richardson
and W. Richardson, Bristol, booksellers—S.. Millard and •

B. Vices. Reckliff-street, Bristol, tallow-chandlers—J. How-
ard sod J. Grease., Mick'shunt, Cueshire, clothiers.

AYERAOR PRICE OF CORN IN INGLAR. AND WALLS.

Wheat, 435. bd.—Rye, Ids. 4d.—Beahs, 18s. 4d.—Oats,
16s. 10d.—liarley, 10s, bd.—Pease.4Ss. 9d.
The Average Priem of Brown or Museovdo Sugar, com-
puted from the Returns made 10 the Week ending the kta
day of July, 1544 is 304. 4tl. per cwt.

A case of a singular kind was brought before Georges
Lee, ESq. the Rev. W. Manning. and the Rev. Temple
Frere, at the Petty Sessions, at Dias, on Monday last.—
girl, named Charlotte Bird, servant to Mrs. Wt.ir.
bread, of Royalton, (whose husband is lately deceased,)
by an artful contrivance, excited a considerable alarm a
few weeks ago. For nine successive nights, u soon as
the family were settled, they were alarmed with divers
strange noises, and moving the furniture about, which
greatly dist tithe 'Mitten, and various reports were
in circulation in the neighourbood, and persons went
from all the neighbouring parishes, to a,certain the truth
of What they heard, and which, as they could obtain no
satisfactory intelligence contributed to circulate the
tnost rialieudous narratives, which only gaitaell credit in
proportion to their improbability. ii the indefatigable
exertions of Mr. Kent, of Dies, (by whose unremitting
perseverance Peaks, and Fortis, the incendiaries, were
b►ott;;tit to justice,) the whole imposture was discovered,
and a warrant being issued, she was brought before the
Magistrates, when it was fully ascertained that the whole
was contrived laud carried on by the rid, who was ex.
tremely relnetatit to acknou led4e it ; b at being confront.
ed by all the parties. coney:donna would no longer avail.
and otter a severe reprimand from the Magistrates, she
was discharged from the remainder of her service avdo
paying the Lace and meal.** tees.