The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-30 00:00:00

DIVIDINDP.

Jan. 10, T. Dittos, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, corn-
dealer, at the Bsraa Inn, Tewkesbury—Jan. 23, J. Belcher,
tondos-lane, Enfield, Middlesex, stove-nissoe, at the Court
of Commissioners--Jaa. 11, T. and E. 8. Foster, Yelding„ '
Kent, manglers, at Basinghall-street —Jan. 114, 8. T. Hard-
log, Tamworth, Warwickshire, banker, at the Castle Inn.
'Faetworth—Feb. 14, J. Atherton, Warrington, cabinet-
maker, at the George tea, Warrington—Jan. 28, W. Sean-
drett, St. Clement, Worcestershire, glover, at the Hop
Market Inn, Worcester--Feb. 4, E. Pritchard, Llserwst,
Deoblglishlre, shop-keeper, at the Castle Ina, Bangor, Car-
gr.—Jan. id. A. Holmes and Co. Chesterfield,
Derbyshire, batemanafseturers, at the Aogel Inn, Chester-
field—Jae. 18, G. Gardiner, St. John-street, ironmonger.
at Besiaghall-street—Jan. SI, J. Jones, Upper Brook-
street, Grosvenor-square, tailor, at Basingball-street—J en.
IS, J. Forbes and D. Gregory, Aldermanbury, merchants,
at Bashighall-street—Jae. IS. P. P. Good, Clapton, Mid-
(asses, Insurance-broker, at Basingball-street.
CCIITIVICATIM —JAN. 18.
1. T. Bird, Bury St. Edmonds. Suffolk, dealer—W. Scan-
drett, St. Clement, Worcestershire, glover—J. Ansell, Fit-
king, Oxfordshire, farmer—W. Baker, Ticaburst, Susses,
blacksmith—T. Hoppe, jun. Fisher-gate, York, corn-factor.
AAAAAalleles DissoLvco.

H. E. Roberts and Co. Pernambuco, as far as regards C.
deeeased—H. R. Roberta and Co. Pernambuco, as
far as regards S. Acton--11. E. Roberts and Co. London—
J. R. Greases aed Co. Liverpool. cotton-brokers—G. Far-
m and Co. King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street, attorneys—
J. Holt and Co. Lowerplaee, Rochdale—S. Laycoek and
Co. Sheffield, Yorkshire, carpet-manufacturers—W. Line
and J. Johnson, Coventry, bulidetx—M. Arrowsalth and J.
E. Stacy, Placidity, Middlesex, surgeons—W. P. Tyars
and W. Teanby, linen-drapers—J. Vass and G. Campbell,
kberdeen, candle-manufacturers—R. Laishley and Co.
Nouthstapton. brick-burners—E. Tanner and T. Tanner,
Peeknam, surreyoposch-masters --O. Cook and Co. Teel-
stock-street. Covent.tiarden. tailors—ti. Browne and J. Bt.
Baehr. Bett-street, tit. George's. East, brewers—J. Ellis
It W. Ellis. Pickering. Yorkshire, hoot-makers—C. Brown
and T. Gay, Uxbridge. Middlesex, grocers—W. White-
head and R. Whitehead, Norwich, hombazeen.macufsc-
nrers—W. A. Newsome and S. Elklngton. Upper Rucsell-
s,reet. Bermondsey, woolstpplere—E.Jones and Co.findge-
row. Watling-str,,et, tea-dealers—T. Clark and J. Clark,
Guildford, Surrey, linen-drapers-8. Rogers and Co. Cl..
menra-lane, bankers, as far as relates to H. Rogers—M.
Beeken and H. Myst. Worcester, greerx—W. llickmaa
and D. Timothy. Leicester-square. homers—T. °reality
and J. Morley, West Smithdeid, woollen-drapers.

Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
peted from the Renfrns math. In the Week endlog tbegoth
day of December, Intd, Is 196.40. pet elm. • •

air,
last ir, ,iti:,-,_ __ _. avei 41ng at 38s. ..
295. 4i, . and 'beani 325. per quarter.
Chichester .Stock-market, which took plat. on Tues•
day last, was quite slack is point of business. The at-
tractioas of the previous market-day, and the heavy pur-
slane, then made, registered 41t Wan expected event. Beef
and mutton wee. sensembat on the advance, three shil-
lings. to 3s. 4d. being ,the current price for the best t
inferior meats sad, Loge. fat mkt lima, was absolutely.
drugs. .:t, •••• ' a: i!4• 4,
At Lewes Cocadeseket,oe Teeday, the prices wen
—White wheat, 425. to 44a.t old ditto, 325.; mixed
dims. O.; badAlitte, 340,10 .88a. ; barley, 335. ; pease.
111116,f.Nsio its et n•..; ; • ,
.:• Math harlot en Teseday being the day be-
was leueuidatably ea plied with
dell, having but few
-• No ,Dec. bac. 27.—There vranirat a siare4ittply of
lies &Eli as the Hill on • Saturday, which ' mere
libelftlied eirWit ; the smaller sort of Scot. and Rigs.
lipid ffi eettitest, and go of readily at higher pried.
7,l44tlircatt
Thiralreep:peati were pretty well filled, sod a good.
man •y • *eel. 'Vold. - •Clued darlings fetched front 21s.
to SOs. pee head. ' The' horse market was uarcely
worth petite.'' Tbm pigs, u *seal, are plentiful and
cheap. '11"::: '
YeasoufriltSe.—Otir Market on Saturday was
abundantly supplied with. Orlin : One Wheats were
eagerly bonght dp at an advance of 21. per_quatter ; but
het! so amendment alis the Inferior. ' Flee Malting Bar-
leys keep op in price, but the second and inferior ate a
very dull sale. • No alteradon• hi ether Grafts.
LYNN, Di0..29..--We had a fuleldarket on .Twesday.
and sterol stippled Whoa. mad Bulgy; superfine sus-
pies of each article may be stated at Awn lost week's
ey, bet We tale were by ea oseaussittek. and tam
)larket finished' Wavily. •1111144, 11014.1* Peaa the
same.- Flour unaltered. ""' •i" L' ; ''.
154 U. - tig
WOMtritan; e. —siflle pace el Iter wu yes.
'teas,' at .77a.. genitally by Britt qualities of the angir
bearing diarists (equal to Bits. with the foram* beau'.
age) s bassemeards sb• glees it fell to 76e. Weighed
at the Creative Saturday, .17.---eyestorday, 144 Irides.
)(moaner Nisi slit oar tittle market on Wednesday
last. Sheep ireke brisker than ditty bare been for some
time• past, fetching an enrage of 4d. per lb. for fit
ones. Fat Bullocks were also indemand at an Otivaacal
price, and were eagerly bought up by the bashers.—
Store Cattle dull in asasequesewe the above. An ad-
vane@ toot place on all kinds •of slaughtered meat, is
proportion., in the market on entenday. Tore sheep,
fed by Mr.Thrimes Fetes, of Whldetembe, in the perish
Of Stekenham; were exhibited In the Market, woe weigh-
ing 44Ibs per quart*. tile' other 551bs. Prime Wheat,
Ist qualit4eift.' 64 per bushel. Red ditto, 4s. 6d.
4eA9il. to js. Id per Winchester. Butter
isiOde KS .111*.esulass. Potatou, 154 ter.
1841 per

..I ef—a complaint.liallaarbovininteeniallilligii"made ,Toil Mason,
-.sq. a Magiitrate, st that persons were in the
habit of performing pla it Mane fitted up as a thea-
tre, near the Tide Mill, n SFOlFial's Deptford, and that
the lowest description of persons usually attended each
performances, he, on the 231 inst., issued his warrant for
the apprehension of the performers, and about ten
o'clock in the evening of that day, a patty of constables,
in company with Mr.°. Barber, one of the churchwar-
dens, and Mr. Beal and Mr. UlltOtt, two other officers of
the parish, proceeded to the place, and apprehended W.
Haat, the hot keeper, Joseph Frost (a lad), the
candle snoffer, and W. Bennet, John Sanderson, Henry
Werner. Win. Clare, and C. Green, who were perform-
' log in the tragedy of Pizarro. At the moment consta-
bles entire& Pizarro was directing his guards to take
Skira, and had just exclaimed, " Clouds ! seize this wo-
man !" when the constable who held the warrant step-
ped on the stage. and said to Pizarro, "I'll seise you."
Confusion was now the order of the night ;and the cries
of the women and children were truly alarming, as they
crowded toward, the small door way, or pit entrance, in-
somuch that Wm. Crouch, one of the oonstablesjeame to
the front of the stage, and assured the audience, that the
warrant only extended to the performers; had it not been
for this humane notice, it is probable that many of the
children would have lost their lives, either in getting
out of the Theatre. or by falling down the stairs. The
officers allowed the actresses to depart, for which piece
of gallantry they received the thanks of the male per-
formers, who were also permitted to cast off their finery.
and put on their humble garments. The box or till, coa-
t Lining the money, was seized ; and, after • abort coo.
ference, it was determined that the churchwarden, who.
by virtue of his office, was considered entitled to all
"good things" should take charge of it, Every Wog
being prepared, the officers, with the Spaniards end
Peruvians, left the theatre for the watch•house.where the
" stage heroes" were lodged. " free from war's alarms,"
for the night.
On the following day, at twelve o'clock, the prisoners
were brought before the above Magistrate, when many
of tie principal inhabitants and parish officers attended,
and evidence having been heard, the prisoners were
called upon to give an account of themselves, sod an-
swer for their conduct. Sanderson, who perforate] the
character of a soldier, said he was a cord.wainer. Ca-
errner, alias Alonzo, said he was a timber dealer. Clare,
alias Rolla, said he was a plumber. them alias Pi-
zarro, described himself as artist, and said it was the
first night of his appearance at this theatre; and
Bennett, alias King Ataliba, entered into a long account
of his vicissitudes through life, and hoped his poverty
and Ignorance of the law would induce his worship to
pardon him and his associates, who, he said,hadmerforuted
gratuitously for his benefit, and he would be bound that
' neither himself nor them would offend again.
The Magistrate then addressed the prisoners, and
pointed out the evils which must necessarily result from
theatrical perfurtnanc,e, where the audience consisted
of sue, characters as the e itn hail described. He
felt, howeier, inclined, In the present instance, to dis-
' charge them; out expressed his determination, it ever
they should he brought before him again for a similar
offense, he would commit them to the House of Cor-
rection, to hard labour, for three months. He also
reprobated the conduct of Morse, the constable, who, It
. had been stated, regularly attendee the theatre. and was
paid for so doing; •rel. Cho, he ali.i, must have been
, aware that the Court of Quarter Sessione, when a license
' was granted to the theme. et Weep ,h. heft retu•eo
to grant a license for
his attending it, after 1
' that which the !theist
bled, had refused to al
The parish officers
maltreat the *endue
The prisoners were

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ralarly attended the theatre, and was ..
ink Who, Is said, mnst have been
t of Quarter Sersionr, when a license i 14
theme. it Weer, I. h. had rettysest
for the theatre at Deptford, and by
rt. such refusal, be was encouraging' . s
istrates of the county, when &seem..
allow.
rs and the Magistrates' clerk also . • ~
mot Marrs. ‘ : , •
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Ire then admonished anditiaskarimk ..",
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