The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-09-25 00:00:00

PA RTNEISHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. TraVis and A. Townsend, Manchester, dr)salten-..0. Or-
mood and R. Green, c.ittrin spinners, Ila Moen, Lancashire—
T. Prince, W. Bond, J. Emery, K. Mil!morn, and T. Hawes,
tape-manufactiirers, YON.IIII, Stilabri`..ire—.o. Elliott and
B. T. llolurook. Bridge-road, Lambeth. coach-makers—W.
Garrett and T. Davies, Langley-street, Long-acre. leather-
splitters—J. and G. 'ldle, and T. Coates. Strand, morcunts—S.
Pendleton and W. Itawstorii, Manchester, hatters—J. Scott and
Hawley, Sheffield, librarians—G. Webb and P. Suntan,
Bristol, hackncymen—T. West and G. Cumin, grocers, White-
chapel— W. Macrae and S. Mows, Norton-street, Portland--
place—G. C. and .W. Moir, and 11. Peck, Bahia—E., J. 8.,
and W. Wiggett, Drury-lane, hrii.h-makers—W. Champante
and B. Withrow, stationers—G. Harm-sand J. Sharp, Diorth-
amptim, watch-makers—M. and. S. Davy, Holt, Norfolk, shop-
keepeis—J, M. Schroeder, and O. W. Schneidler, Birmingham,:
merchant.—G. Womicnck, Birmingham, plater, and T. ['rue-
Man. Birmingham, auctioneerJ. Mills, sea. J. Mills, jun.
.1. B. Leake, T. Nunn, and G. Marra t. Hadleigh, Sufolk,
bankers—l) Brcarey and T. Bromley, flanging-Heaton, York-
shire. clothiers-11. Chesney and T. Morrui. Man Holborn, ,
fringe-maaaCteturerg --.1. Gill, .1. Davies, and S. Taylor, Bir- •
mingham, hat-manufacturers—C. Grove and J. Bonnkcr, Bir-
mingham, coal-merchants—W. Hopwood, J. Prou !lose, and,
W. Carus, Blackburn, Laucmhire, cmton manufacinreni—D.
and B. Hodges, Henrietta street, Covent-garden, silk-mercers.

The Afrerar,e Prier of SUGAR, for the Week, ending Sept.
20, ii 64g. Bd. per Cwt.

A•er Prices nt' CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, per
qnarter, from the Returns, ending Sept. hi:— •
Wheat. I Rye. Barley. Oats. Beaus J Pease. I Oalm.

d. It. d.. It. d. Is. 4:
64 0 39 6 39 4 'l5 9

s. 4.1 d.is. d.
96 2 139 ' 3 31 7

INSOLVENT DED7'ORS' COURT, SEPT. 28.

There were thirty-seven cases before the Court
this day, they were in general unimportant.
L. • George Arisen was opposed by Mr. BARRY, for
-the imperfect manner in which his schedule was
filled op, and particularly for the omission of a pro-
-1 per account of from 1001. to 1501. which was stated
as an expenditure for subsistence in prison.
An offer was made on the part of :the Insolvent, to
have the schedule amended, but the Court objected,
and he was accordingly remanded. 1
J. Selsby • was oppoted by Mr. natAwxyee, op
the ground of his having contrived a collusive arrest.
It appeared from the Insolvent's statement, that al
:person to whom he Was almost a strange", had lent
him 201. and insmediately afterwards'exposed him to
an arrest, first giving him a notice to go and stir.
render at the walls of the King's Winch Prison.
The Prisoner was remanded, for haiing impro-
perly arranged the arrest in question, with a slew of
defeating his other.eredltOri. I

Mrs. JENNER, the Lady of,Dr. JCYNER, the first
discoverer of the beneficial effects of row pot itiocti-.
lation, flied at Cheltenham on Thursday se'nnight.
Mrs. Jsxxxe was sister of Titomsts F. I NCSCOTE,
',kik of Kingscote, and of ColonelKlNG!‘corE, of
the North Gloucester Militia.
It is calculated that net less than a million of acres
if tillage land lie at this time in au uncultivated state,
rfrom the extreme depression of the Landed interest. I
Three thousand acres, which compose two-thirds of
the parish of Idling, in Cambridgeshire, lie in this
slate, paying, in consequence, neither property-tax,
tythe, nor prochial rates of any kind.
• CORONER'S I gauesr.—Saturday an Inquest was,
held in the Board-room, at Middlesex Hospital, be-
,We G. FlouG4o"4, l'sq. Coroner far Middlesex, on
I the body of Harriot Lister, nine years old.—Mr.
Samuel Ling, haberdasher, of York-tiuiloiings, Mary.
le-Bonne, said the deceased was his niece and was
living with him; shout seven o'clock on Thursday
morning he desired her to go into the kitchen to see,
if the kettle hoiird, in a few minutes after, he heard i
her screarrrout " ire;" be immediately hastened to
her assistance, and saw her emning.op the stairs and
go into the yard with her clothes all is; flames ' • he
succeeded in extinguishing them, and called in medi-1
cal assistance, but without. of ectoetdie Was Boon
after taken to the Hospital where she exidred thej
same evening. Verdict —d DitireA.