The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-04-17 00:00:00

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LONDON:

MONDAY,I APIIII. 17, 1315.

TO SATURDAY LAST.

Alav 6. J. D. Nihletl,- reet. paper-stniner—May 6,
11. and W. Cuthush, :Maidstone, carpenters—May 6. W. Os-
born, Altiga.e High-street. victualler-11%y 6. A. Harrison,
Parliament-street, linen.draper—May 6, W. Eiger, Maidstone,
grocer—May 6, J. Ilornhy, Totteuhain-Court-Road, iron-
monger—May 6, J. B Lomaitz and W. Itishon. Fenchurch-
street, merchants—May 10, It. Welsh and C. Welsh, Liver-
pool, brokers—May i2O. J. Wright, King-street, Cbeapside,
searehoustr.en—hlay 16, R. Fowler, Mortimer-street, up-
holder—May 13, W. Aimee, Heybridge-hall, Essex, farmer—
Nay 9, J. Vary-yr, Oxford, tohaccouist—May 9, W. Wyatt,
Dorchester, innholder—May 9, J. H. Avgheion, Liverpool,
npritheciry—tilay 11, W. Ilett, Leeds, tvoolstapler—May
J. Cooper. Cambridge, merchant—April 18, J. Cowing and
Cate%hy, Bedford-court, Iledeord.street, Covent-gardes,
•weellen-drapers—May 6, W. Whatrley, Lawrence-Poutstuev-
hill, Cannon-street, .merchant—May C. W. Brown' Wooil-
street, Cheapside, silk-manufacturer—May 20, J. Binkiimi,
linnway-street, Oxford•street, woollen-draper—May YO, J.
Panl-street„ Finsbury-square. upholsterer—May 8..
W. Smith, /lepton, Suffolk, botcher—May 10. W. Bamford,
HoutuLtlitch, ti nher-nierchunt—May 113, B. Bibhorough, St.
Ann, Soho, stoue-mason.
CERTIFICATES, MAT 6.
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R. P. Chandler, Okoecester, tobacronist--J. Mytton,
M. Jones, nud P. O. Mytton. %Veldt-Pool, Montgomeryshire,
hankers—W. Barrymore. Knitbury, Berkshire, common-
htewer—C. Harper, J. M.Whinisie, and J. Banbury, Cam-
perdown-housesSnows-fields, black jog-manufacturers—G. Jack-
oak London—lL Leech, Bury St. Edmunds, maltster—R.
Blakemore, Birmingham, tavlor—l. Freehorn, Finehingfleld,
Essex, butcher—W. A'. Smith, Plynumb, Devonshire, donr-
factor—R. Darvill, Princes-Pi/Marone'', Bucks, miller—J.
Fletcher, Oldham, Lancashire, hatter—E. Hunt, Stangate-
street, Wesiminster-Bridge-Road, timber-merchant—J. Brown,
Springfield, Essex, coal-merchant—R. Ayre, Spalding, mer-
chant—W. Boyle, Kiniston•upon-Hull. merchant—T. Kay,
Rath. auctioneer—T. Brockleshy, Queen-strreet, statiooer—
F. Mullett, tit. Mary Axe, merchant.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

F. Price and H. Le Souef—J. Beckett, C. Hales, and J.
Brnster, Bamford, Derbyshire, cotton-spinners—B. (lowland
and T. Marwonil—J. Wharton and W. Hobbs, London—R. and
J. Ashworth. Clough-fold, Lancashire, woollen-manufacturers
—E. Hood. T. Winship, J. Sursbie, %V. flarle, H. Wright,
and I'. Gibson, (iateshedd, Durham, rope-makers—J. Black-
burn and W. Strother, Chapel-street, Curtain-road. coal-user-
chants—J. Yer-tntin and M. Roberts, London, merchants—M.
A. Tyson and H. Wall, Wishech, Isle of Ely, milliners—J.
Jones and 1). Straogwayes. Bell-court, Walbrook, attornies--
11. Miller and 'l'. Taylor, Sunderland, common-brewers—J.
Dubson and it Fryar, Sunderland, coal-fitters-s-H. and J. Co-
hen, and E. Wolfe, Mansell-street, Goodman's-fields, merchants
—B. Hood, T. Winship, and G. Henderson, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, coal-fitters—•l. Price and W. Richards, Holyhead, dra-
vess—J. % hi e, J. G. Cochrane, and W. Blunt, Fleet-street,
booksellers—E. Lettman and W. M. Lolley, Oswestry, Shrop-
shire, spirit-sellers—J. Brown and S. Woodman, Exeter, coach-
makers—J, 'roosey, S. Stafford. and J. Toosey, Ipswich,
beer-brewers—J. Hamilton and W. C. Cog, Liverpool, por-
ter-dealers—A. and M. Edwards, Newport, hioninuutbsbire,
milliners.

The Average Price of SUGAR, for the Week, ending April
12. is 62s . per Cwt.
Average Priest of CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, per
quarter, cram the Return, ending April 8:
Wheat. Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans I Pease. I Calm

s. d. a. d. s. d. a. d. a. eft. d.
37 11 30 7 24 3 96 9 40 30 5

WEDNESDAY WILL BE THE LAST DAY. LOT-
TERY BEGINS AT NINE O'CLOCK. HORNING.
TWO PRIZE% OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS
BUST BE DRAWN.

Mails.
Holland
Franc*
Haraburgb
Lisbon

Due
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IMT AT OICH O'CLOCK
Long. Ann. 14 5-16
India Benda 7 8 p
Eschequer billa 4 6 p
Osmium
Cumuli for Ace. 57 6; 7

THE STATESMAN.

ARRIVAL OF IMPORTANT
DUTCH, G ERMAN, A ND FRENCH PAPERS,

A Hamburg!) Mail it just arrived. Its contents,
if true, are most important. It is stated from
Vienna, of the 3d, that official news had just been
received there, that MURAT, the King of Naples,
has declared for the Allies, and is on his march to join
them against NAPOLEON—that the Allied Sovereigns
have cl?mandell from the French the person of Bo-
NAPAIITE, as a guarantee for the future maintenance
of peace,—that in case of refusal they have declared
they will march their whole force into France, and
that Spain and Portugal have engaged to send
80,000 men into the field. This latter statement
lessens our belief in the former. Spain and Portugal
cannot send any such force into the field ; awl other
reasons will be found in the subsequent statement'
for disbelieving these accounts.
The articles by this Mail make us acquainted with
another act on the part of the Congress, which is as
little calculated as any other of their acts to
strengthen their alliance. Representations it seems
have been made to the King of SWEDEN, to induce
him to give up Swedish Pomerania, as Denmark has
exchanged that with another Power. This has been
asked in return for the cession of Norway, and has
been refused by Sweden, on the plea that Norway
was not ceded but conquered—and (has BERNA-
DOTTE and his good An,s nppeir at issue.
The new Definitive Treaty of Alliance, offensive
and defensive, between Austria, Russia, Prussia, and
Cleat Britain, was signed on the 25th alt. anti was
received by our alinisters in London on Saturday.
The number of tr.-Asps which each of the four united
Powers engages- t 1 bring into the field, is fixed at
150,000 men.' Some of the Ministers of the other,
Powers have *acceded to this Treaty, and tonic hare
trot. The Spanish and Swedish Ministers do not
feel themselves aloheiized to commit their Courts to
the feaFful league, withoet instructions.
A tolerable good reason h given from Berlin for
West's reported junction with the Allies,—they
hare f.itiod it advisable to recognize him as King of
NAer.E!, and to guarinfee to him his Stales. Toe
late Vice-k 4 4,1441 r. it %errors (JOSEPHINE'S
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sort) has, they ikti‘ A, *entered into the service of
Russia: • .

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