The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-06-07 00:00:00

11.kNKfttYPTCY ENLARSED.

A Dantzitt r, Change-alley, merchant, (rum May 27 to June
15, at Guildhall.

BA NK RU PTS.
F.delsten, Warrington, Lancashire, ►atter, Jnne 40, 21,
atily 18. atlhe I' ►ite Bear Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr.
Hadfiekl, Manchester; sad Mr. Hurd, Temple.
w. Pitcher, Bristol, bacon.factor, June 90, 21, July 18, at
the Ku mar Tavern, Bristol. Attornies.' Mr. Hurd, King's
Beach-walk. Templet and Mr. !Intuit. Bristol.
W. lasstettft teal- Wey►eriey, %snow Scluthige,./arpsers June
tq.), Jaly IS; at she Green-house, Worcester. Animals',
Messrs. Cardale• and Yanag, Holborn-court; and Mr. Saun-
ders, Sidhury, Worcestershire.
F. M. Richards, Leicester, wine-merchant..lnne 12.13,Ju1y
IR, no the White Hart Inn, Leicester. ;tummies, Mr. ince,
New Inn; and Mr. I)al►y, Leicester.
J. L. Lump, tiosport, contract-hatcher, Juno 9i, 28, July
18, at the Star Inn, Gosport. Atiornie., Mr. Brig, Essex-
Street, Strand; and Messrs. Minehin and %Vedden. Gosport.
W. Prince, Worcester, matinee, June 19, 20, July 18, at
Diglis's Green-house, Worcester Attornie', Messrs. eardnles
and Young, Holborn-court ; and Mr. Saunders, Sidhury, %cur.
cestershire,

W. Akers. llttoxeter, Statfordsloire, butcher. June 11, 15,
July 18, at the 111ffisite Hart and Sea Star Inn, Uitoseter. At-
I tornies, Messrs. Anstice and Wright, King's Bench-o, Wks ; and
i Messrs. Blair and Got, Utonyeter.
H. Peake, Blaby, Leicester:46
re.nosier. June 10, 12. July
I 18, at the Blue Bell lun, Leiersier. Ainoenie., Mr. Makin-
-1 ion, Elm-court, Temple; and M. Paint ~,,, Leicester.
,1 W. Sellers, High-street, Poplar, .loop,eller, June 10, 17,
' July IS, at (.oildball. Attornies, Alesra. Cootrteen and Rubin-
son, Walbrook. -
.1. Adcock. St. Mary-ay. druggist, June 13. 20, Jul) 18, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Syddall, Aldersgate--treet.
J. Blewett, Alitchel-Dean, tiloucestrrshire, innkeeper, June
20, 41, July 18, at the Swan lint, Noss, Herefordshire. At-
Iturnies, Alefors. Edmunds aud .11.t.5, Chancery-lane; and Mr.
, Hooper, Noss.
B. Boles, Token-house-yard, merchant, .1 one 10, 21, Jolly
18, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allan, Frederick's-place, Old
iJewry.
i M. Abbey, York, corn-merchant, June 23, '24, July 18, at
I the Red Lion Inn, York. Atiormei, Mr. NI nutty, York; and
1 ! Mr. Evans, Hatton-garden.
DI VII) EN DS.
July 1, T. Brown, Bishopsgate.street-without, haberdasher
-July 1. A. M. Bennett, 11e. onshire:street. Queen-square, in-
surance-broker-June :17, 11. Young and 'l'. J. Chink, Coi-
lcheater, saddlers-July J. I. Valery, Artillery-place. mer-
chant-July I. H. (tinning, Broad-street, merchunt-June 24.,
' J Pearson, Warwick-street. Spring-gardens, dealer-July I,
:T. Smith, Manchester, calico-printer-.tune 10 J. Branch,
Manchester, dealer--June 27, J. Addington, Tottenham-court-
road, tallow-chandler-June 21, :Land 11. K. Smither4, and
. G. Buck. Newport, real-wastcrs-.1..11v I, 1.. Brick a ood, Si.
Andrew-Undershaft. dealer-Jul) I. T. A 111 brio,e, Salters'-hall-
court, a ine-merehant -June 27, 'l'. Ha,clion, Mitcham, Sur-
rev, baker-Jule '3, S. Braddock, Stafford, grocer-June 97,
.1. Bond. Llostf's coffee-house, underwriter-June AI, P.
M•Kealid and J APCauchiso, Manchester. merchants-July I,
J. Jefferson, Barnard-castle, Durham. miller-June '29, W.
Dean. Eseter, china-merchant-June 29, E. Lord. Rough-lee,
Lancashire, a oollen-manufacturer-June 29, M. Satzelby, May-
field, Stallordshire, seedsman.
CERT! F.' 1 C ATES-Jewe 27.
C. Bryan, Angel-court, Throginorton-urert, merchant-S.
Marshall. Stockport, cottonmatonfactuier--B. Clark, Keip.ts-
ley, Yorkshire, secdsman-J. S. lay, Colchester, innkeeper -
H. Crabtree, Bedminster, SoinerseGhire, miller-S. Hodr,e,
Exeter, milliner-J. Miller, Langridge, Dworriessktre, dealer
: ito horses-P. Vigor, Bath, jeweller.
l P A BIN ERS II IPS DISSOLV ED.
j J. Evans and J. Conk, Bristol, brandy-merchants-M. Shaw
• and T. Anderton, Liverpnol-J. and G. Cleaves, Sheffield,
cutlers-W. Illease and • 'l'. Berry, Liverpool, coopers -J.
('ranch, .1. Harker, and J. Bright. Wilson-erect, Fin-bury-
square, feather-manufactureno-J. Atkins and C. Stephens,
Lung-acre-It. Banyan] and W. Geary, Leicester, hosiers.

[FROM TUE DUBLIN EVENING COST.]
Our two great Parliamentary orators, Meow:
Grattan and Plunkett, have, at length, renounced
the chilly and pennyless trade of npposition. They
have hid adieu to Mr. Whitbread, Mr. l'onsonby,
and their " old friends," their " early predilections :^5
arid have been received, with ripe:, arms by the
Gentlemen of the Treasury Bench. Their speeches,
of last Thursday se'nnight. against Bonaparte, "the
Assassin, the Robber, the Outlaw," were so de-
lightful to the ears of the " Honourable Hoese,"
that they were cheered oith peals of " reiterated ape
plause," surpassing, in vehemence and -loudness,
even those of our Dublin Aggregate Xeetings.—Mr.
Abbot, the Speaker, shook heeds with Mr. Plunkett,
and their firm hostility is converted into inviolable
friendship.—Mr. Grattan and Dr. Duigenan are now
equally pledged to a support of this War, and their
mutual repugnance is melted down into au Antis
Galilean alliance.
Mr. Plunkett's stay in London appears to have
been protracted, expressly for the purpose of voting
in the Ministerial Majority of 391, and gracing the
triumph by his name and talents. He left London
immediately afterwards, and appeared on Monday
in our Court of Chancery. Though a Call of the
House was fixed, and the Members specially sum-
moned, for the great discussion of the Catholic Pe-
titions, on Tuesday last, this was but a minor
object in his great mind. So that Ireland is plunged,
head and ears, into a foreign, War, it little matters
whether her domestic peace is consulted or not
nor can it be necessary to bestow a thought upon
the civil rights of a People, who send 40,00‘)
brave soldiers under Wellington, to perish in the
cause of our glorious Constitution in Church and
State. Bat, really," had Mr. Plunkett conde-
scended to wait four additional days in London,
fer the purpose of befriending his Catholic Fellow-
Countrymen with his Speech or his vote, he would
We know not whether the person from whom we have incurred two serious losses; namely, his Chan-
deri've our information, was speaking ironically or cery fees during that period, and his newly.earned
not, but we have been told that serious attention has Ministerial favour, derived from his War Speech.—
been given to the scheme said to be proposed for hav• To expect such sacrifices, would, he quite unrea-
ing the streets of London paved with cast iron aonahle. He has luckily come away in the critical
squares. One metallic scheme has already met uni- memept, loaded with the gratitude of the Court,
versed approbation, we merit the Odell scheme of and the profitable panegyric of The Courier, and
the New Lottery, one of the glide; dig prizes in tniinctunhered by the odium of having attempted
which (should dame Fortune not be so fdr steeled as any benefit, or conferred any kindness, upon his
to reject our advances) would enable us to rub off the despised and dejected country. We congratulate out
rust of care, and show ourselves lads of metal. learned University of Dublin upon the Parliamentary
Miss O'Netl,L, at the close of the season at Co- conduct of her worthy Representative, his orenanna
vent-garden Theatre, proceeds on an engagement to devotion to .the interests of Ireland, nod big nobly
Edinburgh for twelve nights. 1 uniform disreprd of his own.

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