The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-09-21 00:00:00

A CIiALLENnE.

Ilanworth, Middlesex.
The Effect., Yoh's!)le Al:trhlel. Pictures, Ructiss, Bronze.,
Earminx Stock, nod Crops, &c. of Jaw, Wpitt, E.sq. in
consequence at the expirotton of hi,
By Mr. M. PHILLIPS.

W. Parson and J. Smith, Manchester, bookeellen, Oetebre
2,3, 91, ut the Dog Tavern, Dcanscmte, Nl:icht-Arr. Atha -
nie4, Messrs. Willis, Fainhorne, and-Clarke, Warisford-court s
and Mr. Heslop, Manchester.
K. Morton, Comrocrcial•ruatl, master-mariner, September 42i*,
October 3, 11, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fitzgerald, Le-
man-street, Goodman'—fields.
T. holturuk, filaidemlane, St. Pancras, potter, September
26, October 10, 31, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ihulit, tarn-
line-street, Bedford- Hart.
W. Simpson, Old Cock-lane, Shoreditch, baker, September
22, October u, 31, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Paterson, Cup-
thall-eourt.
T. Poulin., Petwonh, Susses, victualler, October % 3; 1!,
at Guildhall, London.' Attorney, Mr. OriMth, Featherstone-
buildings, Holborn.
C. Mayhew, Baptist Chambers, Chancery lane. money-scri-
vener, September 99, 29, October 3,, su Guildnall. A i toruey,
Mr. Turner, Kirbv.street, nation-gaiden.
S. T. Goulliti, Shouldlhon-street, Ldgeware-road, carpent-r,
September .12., October 3, 31, at lulld.hill. Attornies, Messis.
Sweet and Stokes, Basluzliall-street.
DI VIl/LN _ _ _

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October ln T. 11. Lakin, Birmingham, batter—October V,-
IL Haifa's& eiakham, Ituttandshire, linen-draper-0c tuber 10,
. Bennett, Lawrence Pountney-hill, ssholcsule lc i-dealer
Octoher 16, 3, Easton, New Sarum, Wiltshire, bookseller-oc-
tuber fj, W. Hunter, Biriningbain, draper—October 21, J.
Brown, St. Catharlue's-street, Middlesex, Staffordshire and
glass warehouseman.—October 13, G. Bars., Barosley, York-.
shire,lineuananafacturer—October 21, J. itatelide Manches-
ter. baker—oelober 12, F. Fryer, Preston, Lancashire, co •ou-
manufacturer—Oetober J. alancbester, deal r in
twist and siert—October 21, R. Merryweather :aid R. Bain,
Ardis ick, Lancashire, brewers —Octoacr .20, %V. fwenilow.
Manchester, draper—October 10,'I'. D. Kir*ae, Elapses. opal-
linen-draper—Octuber 20. .1. 01 to, Chelmsford, mer-
chant—October 10, C. Kilhy, Watford, Hertfordshire dealer
—October 20, J. Duckaut and R. 12Akester, Bread-street,
Cheapside, warehousemen—October 17, B. Preece, 4inifton-
street, Soho, haberdasher—October Li, W. Studd, Woodltridge,
Suffolk, maltster—Octobcr 12, J. Goldsmith, Lewes, Sussex,
carpenter—October Elfsteanti 11,11 ii S. Valley. _
up-Hull, merchants—October V 7, J. Rigby, Liverpool. ll-
very-stable-keeper--Octobsr 23, J. Colvin, Liverpool,
mer-
chant—October 26. M. hliddleburst, Wigan, Lancashire, corn
and flour-dealer—October 214 W. Matthews, Stone, Siattiird-
shire, boot-maker, and J.. flips, Liverpool, boot-inaker.
CERTIFICATES--OcT. 10.
H. Dixon, J. C. Lavater, and J. K. Casey, Liverpool, met-
chants—S. Savage, Marclestield, silk-manufacturer—J. Chat-
ter tun, Eccles, LancusbirOs dour-inerebahl—S. heath, Birming-
ham, boot-maker--H.' Ptillips,- Manchester. warehonseman—
W. Pesinciljna. Queenhi the, merchant—J. Stanley, Deal, sh ip-
agent—J.lG. Smyth, East Stonehoose, Devonshire, merchant—
J. Lewes, Stourpurt, Worcestershire, wine-merchant— F. Die-
trlchsen, Bentiett-atrodsAlnckfriars.mercer —J. Liasekr.r. Tar-
tan ley, Cheshire, stay-maker-11. Brain, Aid w ick, Lancashire,
brewer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Zinck and G. IVllkinson, Manchester, fustian-manufac-
turers—T. Pearkes and T. Wormingion, Stanford Bridge, Wor-
cestershire, grocers—J. Hipkias and J. Terry, Dtidlity, Wor-
cestershire; ale-dealers—W. Partridge and J. Tomlinstm, -I.yd-
brook, Gloucestershire, lrou-manufacturers--W. T. and A.
Rhodes, Saddleworth, woollen-clothiers—J._'Catlow and It.
Smalley, Over-Darwen, Lancashire, cotton-manufacture. s—C.
and E. Swann, Nottingham, drapers—R. Viler and A• Oci-
tridge, London, cheese-factors---E. Mowbray, M. &meson,
and E. Leaf, Basing-lane, milliners (as far as respects E. Lest')
Smith and W. Garrison, Market-street, St. James's, push
butchers—J. R. Tongne and J. Dunhill, Grantham,
shire. mercers—T. 'animas. D. Llewellin, and J. N. Cossttam,
Bristol, soaprnanufacturers—F. V igurs and E. Ikleweit, St.
James's-street, milliners —E. Hewisun and W. Dykes, North-
Shields, coopers—l'. E. and J. Taylor, Deptford, bluets-makers
—J. and J. Pierson, Gracechoreh-street, merchants.

The Average Price' of SUGAR, for the Week, ending dept.
16, is 4Cs. kid. per Cwt.
A venve Priers of CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, per
quarter, frail the Return, ending September 12 :
Wheat. I Rye. i Barley. I Vats. I Beans J Pease. J Oatin.

1;1

S. d. I•. 4.
141 2, I 87-9

s. d. s. d. s. if. Is. if.
58 3 SO 2 75 1 i 59 4

FRENCU PAPERS.

PARIS, Sen. 13.--Private letters from the Grand
Army speak with enthusiasm of the ardour that au--
mates the French troops and their allies. -Despon-
dence, on the contrary, is on the increase in the Rus-
sian army. .The light troops of the French army
are rapidly approaching Moscow. That province
affords already abundant resourcesto the conquerors.
The Emperor continues in good health.
The following are some details relative to the
roads from Smolensko into the interior of Russia:—
From Smolensko it is 23 leagues and a quarter to
.Dorobouchi; to Vitisma 16 leagues and a quarter:
this town is situated upon a river of the same name,
, carries on a great.trade in grain and hemp; it has 7
or SOW inhabitants, and the country is fertile anti
agreeable; to Gratsk, a town of 2000 souls, on the
Wesage, 15 leagues and a quarter; from Gratsk to
. _
Govertithent of M, s-
.osiask to Moscow, '22
:nighttime: the environs
-•rsed with wends, ear-
Smolensko to.Mos-
to
in a sottkleist
Grel,•i4.headbof
populous places is lull
tt Itiesau, Kursk, sod
,provinces of the Ras-
read of 60 loges
Peteraburgh, Rita,
,s the Sheffield of Wm-
iemtlf:besides -the @rood
by Peter the great,