The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-03 00:00:00

" The Cause for tehich HAMPDEN fell in th.► Field, and SYDNEY died on the Scaffold.'

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riiHE SCRIPTURE DOCTRINE of the TRINITY
briefly Stated and Defended, and the Church of Eno
land Vindicated from the Chirp at Uncharitabienem, in re
taints the an Appendit,eoatalaing
a Sri y that Cried. tolledlariltria
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FROM SATURDAY'S LO.VDON GAZETTE.
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MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

War Office. June 30, IRO.
Ronal Regiment of Horse Gnards.—To be Majors, 'by
punches-.—Brevet Licut.-Col. Hill, vice Thoyta, who re-
tires ; Brevet Major Drake (with the rank of lieut.-colonel),
vice Atitorpc, who retires. To he Captains by purchase.—
Lieut. Tathwell, vice Hill; Lietrt. Smith, vice Drake. To
be Lie 'tenants, by purchase.--Cornet Packe, vice Tathetell;
Cornet Trent, Tice Smith. To be Cornets. by purchase.—
Cornet Bim pson. from kld Dragoon (hard., vice Plate ; H. Ar-
buthnot, gent. t ice Trent.
2d Regiment of Drneoon Guarili.—To be Cornet., by pur-
chase —L. Williams. gent. vice Simpson,. appointed to the
Royal Horse hittard•; Gentleman Codet Baird, from the
/loyal Military College, vice Barfoot, who retires.
filstßegiment of Light Dragoons.—M. Daintry, gent. to
he cornet, by pun-hale, lice Forward, promoted.
3d Regiment of Foot—Brevet Lient.-Col. D'Agellar, from
half-pay of the Rifle Brigade, to he major, vice Balfour, ap-
pointed to the 40th Foot.
13th Ditto.-1: eat. Kelly to be adjutant, t ice Kemple, who
resigns the adjutancy only.
17th Ditto.—Lieut. Ciente, from half-pay of the Ist Foot,
to be lieutenant, vice Oliver, who exchanges, receiving the
difference.
25th Ditto.—Lient 31.Leod to be adjutant, vice Keens,
who reigns the aljtflanr)
97th Ditto.—Quaitermaster Serjeent Kennedy to be quar-
termaster, vice Doyle. deceased.
29th Ditto.—Assistant Surgeon Dunlop. from half-pry
tooth Foot, to be assistant sprgeon, vice Lawder, who ex-
changes.
32d Uitto.—Lieut. Temple. from half-pay 14th Foot, to be
lieutenant, vice Butler, who ext hanges, receiving the dif-
fereace.
37th Ditto.—llospital Assistant Robertson, M. D. to be
assistant sergeen, vice Tremble. promoted on staff.
40th Mlle.—Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Balfour,. from 34 Foot,
to be major, vice Browne, who retires upon balf-pay Ride
Brigade.
54th Ditto.—Lient. Manners, from half-pay 2tl Foot, to be
lieutenant, vice Hodson, who est-tone's.
.35111 Ditto—Ensign Macintosh, from half-pay 03d Foot, to
be tetartermaster. vice Hutchinson. who exchanges.
89th Ditto.—Lieut. (Irsot, from half-pay 2d West India
Regiment, to he par master. vice W deceased.
93d Ditto.—C. 11. Craigie. gent. to be ensign, without
purchase, vice Spans, whose appoiutment lots oot taken
place.
7th Royal Veteran Battalion.—Ueut. Boyd. from the sth
Royal Vetere's Battalion, to be lieutenant, sire Mackie, who
returns to his former situatien on the Retired List.
Hoseersi. STlFF.—Staff Mumma Taylor, M. D. to be
physician to the forces, vice Keeling, deceased; Assistant
14ereeon Trumblt., 3ra 37th FoOt, to he surgeon to the forces,
vice Taylor.
Ctut PLAINE—The Rev. R. G. Certois. from half-pay, to
be chaplain of the forces, vice Arnold. deceased.
B•IVIACRA.-11. Durnford lent. to be a barrack-master to
the forges In Great Britain.
Commissions •in the Lewes Troop of Sussex Yeomanry
Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
S . .
q', !tot*. Ottf: tdritfditernid Mittens t: otieffirrerktfetiftn
of dielroolk; T. A. Rogers, gent. to be cornet of the sane.
vice Baxby. promoted.
Commissions in the Royal Pembroke Corps. signed by the
Lord Lieutenant of the County of Pembroke.
T. Bowen, Esq. to be major; J. Iliggon. Esq. to be
captein.
Commissions in the 35th or Royal Ayrshire Militia, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr.
W. Neill, Esq. to he major, sire Chalmers, resigned; R.
Mackay, gent. to be etnign, vice Buchanan, appointed to the
line.
Commission in the Becifnrcialtire Regular Militia, signed by
the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bedford.
T. C. Higgins. Esq. to be captain, vice Storrs, appointed
to a Veteran Battalion.
Commission in the Dotsatshire Regiment of Militia, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dorset.
W. L. Henning, Esq. to be captain, vice Greenwood, re-
signed.
Commission in the Northumberland Militia. signet( by the
Lord Lieutenant of the County of Northumberland.
J. Oswald. gent. to he ensign.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Berks.
Ist Berks Yeomanry Cavalry.--C. Slocock, gent. to be
cornet ; 11. Carpenter. gent. to be ditto.
Eastern Berks Volunteer Cavalry.—W. Payne, Esq. to he
msjor-commandaut ; E. C. Massed., Esq. to be captain; F.
R. West, Esq. to be ditto.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
J. Wilcox, Tokcester. Northampton, innkeeper.
BANKIIUI'TS.
.1. Shelley, Hanley, Stafford. shopkeeper, to surrender
July 17, IS, and Aug. 12, at the Castle Hotel. Neu...tole-
unete-1.) me. Atturnel s. Messrs. Willlsms and W kite. Lin-
coln's-inn, London ; and Mr. Preston. Beide) nr ftiirslein.
J. Muir, Liserpoul. merchant, July 20, 27. and Aug. It
at the George Inn. Liverpool. Attorneys. Messrs. Orred
end Lowe, Liverpool; and Messrs. Lowe and Bower,
tionthampton-buildings, Ctiancery-lane, London.
S. Cooper. Tottenham-court-road. hiker, July 8. 11 and
Aug. 19. at Guildhall. Atiorneys, Messrs. Hurd and John-
son, Temple.
3. Smith, Manchester, mannfacturer, July 17. IS, and Aug.
12. at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Walker,
Manchester; and Mr. Ellis, chenerry-lane. London.
J. W. Smith and T.Townley. Manchester. cotton-spinners,
July 214. 20, and Ang. PI at the Bridgewater Anus Inn,
Manche-ter. Attorneys, Messrs. Hurd end Johnson. Inner
Temple. London ; and Messrs. Hewitt and Brackenbary,
Manchester.
J. B. Ruspinl. Pall-mall, medicine-vender,
July 11. IS.
mid Aug. 19, at Guildhall. .Ittorney, Mr. Harnett, Northum-
twrln rid-st reel. Sinn&
'l'. Macdonald, Bridges-street. Coveni-otrden, printseller,
July 8, 16, and Aug. 19, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs.
Robinson and Hine, ('hurter-house-square.
J. R. Prat, New London-street, corn-factor, July ft, lb,
and Ang. 12, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Singleton, Mil-
man-street, Bedford-row.
1%. Saadi:itch, Liverpool. provision-merchant, July 96.97,
and Aug. It at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorneys.
Mr. Denison, I.iverpo6l; and Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe,
Tempk, London.
R. Pittit, Eagle-street, Red Lion-square, oilman, July 11,
18, and Aug. 12, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James, Ely-
place. Holborn.
H. flukey, !Mary-le-bone-late, Manchester-J.l.llre, boot
sad shoensak..”. July ILO, aad Ang 11, at Guildhall. At-
tormw, Mr. Jones. New-ten.
G. Pocock, Tis idol., Somerset. Weber. July 7..8. and
Aug. It, at the Greyhound Inn. Bath. Attorneys. Messrs.
Adtlugton and Gregory, Bedford-row, London ; and Mr.
Gaby, Bath.
Krthigten-latabath. master warlese,
July 8, 1 arid Aug. 19, at Gal Wall. Attorney, Mr. MPH-
yer,•
a.
Ti Morels, Pitield-street. Haase, brush vramillteturse,
July 8, Ili sad Aag. it. at GaildheU. Attavasys. Mama.
Blsde and Jona. Jobe-sired, liellkitd-row.
H. Golding. Oxford. aibinet-maker, July A, 19. sid'Ace.
It. at Loads. Attorsies, Massrs.ltablatahl‘Md
Cuartar-houss-sosses.
G. Boy*, Naestalcostred. Plikifffter.. Alb 116 146.
Aug. 12. at Attorneys, Mason. say sad a!
Angel-court, Throginorton-street.

PRICE SEVEN PENCE.

W. Hale, Milton, Oxford, carpenter, July 10, 11, and
Aug. If, at the King's Arms Inn, Oxford. Attorneys, Mr.
Rridger, Angel-court, London; and Mt. roc% Oxforl.,
T. Paine, Banbury. Oxford, hardwareanen. July 7.8, and
Aug. 12, at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham. Attorneys, Maur.
Egerton and Co.. tiray's-inn•quare, London ; and Mesari.
tipurrier and Ingleby, Birmingham.

DIVIDENDS.
July 4. J. 8. Rains. Wapping-wall. merchant, at Gui What(
—July Oft. E. S. O. Monkhouve. London, merchant. at UMld-
hall—Jul) W., NI. Devlin, Grqskt Wild-street, Liscuin's-ksa-
fields, • •

surgeon,
W. Bradley,
at Ouildlrall—July 22, J. Field, Newgate-market, butelser.
at Guildhall—July IL J. Barfoot, Arundel-street, Straw.
fancy stationer, at Guildhall—JOY 46. E. Maddock, R.Quii
and J. Catacke. Liverpool, merchants, at use George Ica.-
Liverpool—July26, P. Norris. Liverpool, irou-asercitsnt,
at the George lan, Liverpool—Aug. S. W. Maseflekl, New-
port. Shropshire, woollea-draper, at the Red Lion, Newport
—Aug. ft. H. P. Silvester. Newport, Shropskire. pridterr et
the Red Lion lam, Newport—Aug. 7, W. Turner. Wink-
church. Shropshire, architect. at the Red Lion lan, Newpe. t
—July 31, T. Beswick, Manchester. Isarehoaseman, at the
Palace Inn, Manchester--July 24. W. thereon, Marti ilf-
upon-flutl,-merehant. at the Georga Inn, Klngston-open-
Gull—July 31, W. T. Dunderusie, blocheater, memo,''.
at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester—July 112, W.
Bolton, Bury street, St. James's, pluttater, at Guildhall -
July MI, J. bloody. York-mews, Paddington-street. Mc-v-
-le-lione. livery-stable-keeper. at Gulidhall—July 20, jt,
calico-furniture-manufacturer, at Guilithe.l
July et, W. Watts, Lower hlordon, Surrey. farmer, at
Lorton—July fr, W. Davis, Newbury, Berk-
shire, upholstever, at Guildhell, Louden.
CERTIFICATES—Jv kr 29.
G. Greenwood, ilanway-street, Oxford-street, jeweller
C. Berry. Cat crakes,. Oxfordshire. saddler—J. Oglethorpe,
Liverpool, porter-merchant--R. Parker, Halifax, liner-
draper—J. Brooks, Great IV indmill-street, butcher—tie'. H.
Hoard, Limehouse-hole, rope-maker—A. Allen. Pall-,nt..1,
calico-furniture-starsofacturer--J. Zemin. Revis Marks. -t.
Mary Axe, grocer—T. Jlottley,Straud, pateat-letter-itiana-

faeturer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Elliott, Robinson, and Mills. Finsbury-place. wholesale
tea-dealers—D. and E. Bagntil, Aston jinn Birmingham,
coal-dealers—W. and G. Traby, Crawford-vtreet. Monlwo-
square, butchers--Chariesworth tad Hemingway. Taanor-
bridge,Yorkshire, shear-makers—Cook sad Davies, Mug
linen-drapers—Parslow and Hillard, Adam's-place. Mgt- '
street. Borough, sack-collectors—Wbiffioff, nd
Broad-street-buildings., issesmints.....j. w.irutr
hatilwaremen—Pool and Sutcliffe. Ifelimn.
werrliants—Meson and Bell, Netherton and Willowbvidgc..
Durham, farmers and colliery owners—Wilkinson and Rou
woolsteplers—Toplis and Haliday. Mark-lane,
mists and tingglsts—Hartley and Ruasfelliliptini,i
seistearat—Loabliffiffigten a-yard...ll awe
!roe. hen era-3. Tyte, Warminster, Wiltshire, and C.T t
Weill, clock and watch-makers—Tailer, Alcock. I.
and Gardner, Old Broad-street. gonponder-manufacturer:-
G., S., and G. D. John, Penzance, stint ne!s-at-law
well and Gould, Bath, milliners and dress-uonkers—De Cr r-
i Mho. De Freitag. and Da Costa, Tokenhouse-yird, met-
ehants—ilee and Ray, Milton and Sittingborne, Kent,
surgeons and apotbecaries—Allen and Griffith, Newport.
Isle of 1% Ight, milliners—Stonr, Chipcbabe, and Jackseo.
London, wholesale Wen-drapers—Thacker and Clarke,
sitighsll-street, blackwell-hall-factors—F.. G.. and W. Chi:.
Old Broad-street, merchants and ship-owners—Harley a' it
Ashe. Liverpool, ship-breakers and timber-dealers—Harry
and Palmer, Great Yarmouth. Norfolk, grocer: and
tallow-
chandlers—H., H., and P. Smith. and W. Morgan, Bristol.
lino-merchants—Brown and Irish, Stamford-street, Black-
friars-road, surgeons and apothecaries.

leida, coal-merchant, at Guildhall—July 8, J. B. Grimsby.
Kingston-upon-Bull, haberdasher, at the Dog and Dll,l-
- Hull—July 9d, C. Morrill and I. Borland. !Aver-
pool, merchants, at the (how led. Worpool—Afbr
E. riars, Birmingham, soordmuk Po* • IW.
inhiliass--Joly VI, J. Melee, dloafroef.-eallger.-at rou u
lba, Of sport-- lEt T. Ledbery, Beret', rdshiry,
korgeon, at the Plume of Feathers Lao, Ledbury—Jul) .
W. Bradley, Jewin-street.-.Cripplenate. siiklmasuraeturer,