The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-10-07 00:00:00

Tnr, STATESMAN.

BANKRUPTS.
I A. Seekhorp„ New Bridge-street, Vauxhidl, ironmonger,
to imarreedee, Ott. 10, 20, Nov. 17, at Guildhall. Attendee,
Mews. Rogers and Soo, Maneliester-bulldiw, Westminster.
J. Baton, Crooked-lane, trunk-maker, 10, 17, Nor.
17, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wasbreegh, Sun-court, Cora_
hill. _ _

lambden, Bri-tol, pin-mantifaetarer, Oct. 23, 21, Nov,
• 17, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Atournies, Messrs,
Sweet and Stokes, Basing
-ball-street; and Mr. Stephens, Briatol. '
• W, Marsha's. Winchmore-hill, stock-hrerkPr, Oct. 10, 20,
Nov. 17. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hine. tan. r Temple.
C. Cock, Week, Wells, miller, Oct. 20, 21, Nov. 17, at the
Old Down Inn, Won Boum Attornies, Messrs. Illeasdale,
Alexander, and Holme, New lan; and Mr. livered, Shepton
Mallet.
J. Hanson, St. John's street, Clerltenwell, innkeeper, Oct.
13, 20, Nov. 17, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wilkinson
and Greenwood. Queen-street, Cheap side.
W. Bearchell, ;OAP -manufacturer,
Oct. 10. 20, Nov. 17,
_at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bennett,
! New Innisitildings, Wych-street.
T. Mair, Itroad-street-huildings, merchant, Oct. 10, 20, Nov.
17, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs, Swain, Stevens, Maples,
and Pearce, Old Jewry.
J. Gregory, W. Fishbourne, and S. Mappio, Shenldd, cut-
lers, Oct. 13 14, N0v.17. at the Tontine Lou, Sbetheld. At-
torniee, Mr:Thompson, Sheffield; and Mr. Battye, Chancery-
lane.
R. Miles, Brampton, Kent, tallow-chandler, Oct. 10, 17,
Nov. 17, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James, 1;ml-street,
I Bl•trkfriars.
J. and M. Solomon, Mitre court, Aldgate, wroch-manufac-
tures, Oct. 10, 21, Nov. 17, at Guildnall. Attorney, Mr,
Isaacs, Burv-s!reet, St. Mary Axe.
S. P. Irish, King-street, Soho, tailor, Oct. 10. 24, Nov. 17,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pike, Air-street, Piccadilly.
T. Selby, Ipswich, upholsterer, Oct 11, 22, Nov. 17, at the
Great White Horse, Ipswich. Attornies, Mr. Hammond, Ips-
wich ; and Mr. Rcdit, Cook's-court, Carey-street.
J. Tyler, Mount-Sorrell, Leicestershire, miller. Oct. 15, 13,
N0v.17, at the Crown Inn, Mount-Sorrell. Attnrnic,, Met•srs.
Sandys, Horton, and Rnorke, Grane-court, Fleet-street ; and
Mr. Pilkington, Leicester.
J. Steel, -Fullwood, Lltuashire, skinner, Oct. 2,3, 29, Nov.
17, at the Buck i'th Vine, Wigan. Attornies, Mr. Wiodle,
John-street, Bedford-row; and 4r., Gasket!, Wigan.
J. Buckley, blosslev, Ullacmhire. latikeeper, rkt. 23, 21, .
Nov. 17, at the White Bear Inn Manchester. Attornies, Mr. ;
Gibbon, Ashton-under-Line; and Mr. B.utye, Chancer3-lane. •
R. Denton, East Cheap, chocolate-maker, Oct. 13, 'J, N•iv.
17. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pope, alodiford-court, Fen- •
chitreh-street.
.1. She Mud, Marland-Mill, Rochdale, Lancaedre, com-
mitter, Nov. 11, 12, 17. at the Naviga•ion Inn, Rochdale. At-
turnips, Mr. Clarkson, Rochdale; and Mr. Hurd, Kim's Bench- ,
walks, Temple.
(Dioideonts. 4c. to morrow.)
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From the Gazette of Saturday hid.
DIVIDENDS.

Nov. 2R, H. Cooke and Hirshio-lane'
Dec. 5, J. Lee, Lewes, Sussex, raper—N ov. 21 W. Coles,
Mincing-lane, broker—Oct. 27, J. Herbert and C. Mayo, Lou-
doe, narebousemen—Nov. 9, T. Sisley, We of Thanet, Kent,
merchant—Oct. 91, W. Everitt, Golden-lane, grocer—Oct. 91,
J. Hockin, Biddeford, Devonshire, spirit-merchant—Oct. '27,
L. Brickwood, Parish of St. Andrew s, Undersliaft, dealer—
, Oct. 27, J. Gordon. Hanter-street Nerth, Brunswick-square,
merchant—Nov. 7, T. Smith, Charlotte-street, Rathbone-place,
a. bolsterer—Oct. 91, F. W. Wistinghanseo, Lawreeee Pount-
sey-bill, merchant—Oct. 91, T. Daman, Teddington, Middle-
*: maltster—Oct. Si, T. Andrews, Bashighall-street, Black-
tell-Hall factor—Oct. 27, C. Say, Newington Butts, Surrey,
heberdasher—Oct. 37,T. Ward, Cheapside, haberdasher—Nov.
11, T. Bailey and J. Hunt, Kingston-upon-Hull, common-
brewers—Nov. 5, 0. Ormerod, Laneliead, Lancashire, innholder
}Nov. 14, P. Pownoll,. Piccadilly, banker—Oct. V, D. A.
Linde), Great Winchester-street, merchant—Oct. 27, W. Lunn,
St. Mary-at-bill, slopseller—Nov. 7, C. Bettye and T. Pilgrim,
Lawrence Pountney-hill, brokers—Nov. 4, J. Cockell, Rat-
clifie-highway, haberdasher—Nov. 7, R. Needham, Old Broad-
street, auctioneer—Oct. 26, J. Aldridge, Reading, Berkshire,
grocer.
CERTIFICATES.—Oct. 24.
C. Hayter, jun. Staines, smith—M. Tucker, Tis erica, Devon-
shire, milliner—T. Phillips, Plough-court, Lombard-street, mer-
ebant—R. Andertoo, Birmingham, cutler—J. Grimshaw' Man-
chester, music-seller—(a. Alston, Plymouth, builder—J. W. A.
%eggs, Lime-street, merchant—J. Simon, Portsea, slopseller—
A. Aaron, Sparke's-court, Duke's-place, spectacle-maker—W.
Townson, Waplisig-wall, ironmonger—A. Mein, Liverpool,
merchant—l. M tl, Selby, Yorkshire, grocer.
PA TNERSIIIPS DISSIILVED.
.7. and J. Taylor, ENNA/ten, Worcestershire, parchment-ma-
nufacturers—W'. Itielnadsou ord J. Beckett, Manchester. deal-
ers in cotton—A. Roake and E. Smyth, l'rinees-street, millifeen
—C. Keating and C. Monteith, New Bond-street, C...%--makees
J. and J. Ping, Hotherhithe-n all, flatters—R. Bailey and J.
Brotberton, Turihni 11-street, carmen—li. and G. Wansey, War-
minster, common-carriers—S. Wray and S. Medley, Louth, Lin-
colnshire, shipwrights—W. Sturch and J. Bouhbyer, Stanhope-
street, ironmongers—S. Greenwood, W. Greenn nod, A. Utley,
and W. Utley, Lumbretts, Yorkshi re, cotton-sp nners—W. Wells
and F. White, Oxford-street, haberdashers—W. and J. Gihb,
Liverpool, soft snap-manufacturers—R. Wilson and J. Ogllby,
Bow Church-yard, merchants—J. Hartwell and W. Beaman,
Cateaton-street—J. Day, J. Roberts, and .1. King, Norton-fal.
gate, lead-merchants—T. B. Barclay, G. Salkeld, G. P. Bar-
clay, and J. Bailey, London, merchants (so far as reeards the
said J. Bailey)—C. Hammond, C. Deane, and T. I iannam,
Crooked-lane, sugar-factors—J. Stewart and D. flees, jun. Li-
verpool, merchants—F.. Estcourt, T. Whittard, R. Penny, and
W. Ody, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's Inn, attornles—M. Parton
and J. Hobson, Manchester, brass-founders—W. Lee and W.
Boyce, Alton, Hampshire, brewers—S. SOIIICS and J. Browell,
Coal Exchange, coal-factors--H. Crockett and W. Beau-
champ, Grafton-street, Sheffield, warehousemen—J. New-
ton, see. J. Newton, jun. R. K. Kelbam, and W. Simpson
Merlon Abbey, Surrey, calico-printers (so far as regards the
said J. Newton, seu.)—S. Hare and M. R. Curtis, New Bond-
street, milliners—S. Brook, 1. Verses, and W. Venus, Devon-
shire-street, wine-merchants--C. Brent, W. Amphlett, and J. J.
Morgan, London, tobacconists—J. Ireland, S. Wyld, and .1.
Clough, Holliowood, Lancashire, dyers (so far as regards the
said J. Clongh)—S. Boole and J. Hammond, -Sheffield, razor-
manufacturers.

A. Mr. Hicks has been several days sounding round
the wreck of the Royal George. it is now 30 years
since that ship sunk at her anchors, at Spithead.—
We understand Mr. 11. has laid a plan before the
Admiralty Board for removing her front her present
situation, which is to be put into execution in the
next spring. The principal part of which is said to
I be, to fix twenty-eight hooks and purchases in the
port-holes, on each side, the falls (or ends) of which ,
lobo layout/at oat bawd, two tivire-44dbittle ships,
and half of them fastened on the foremost, and half
en the aftermost capstan. At low water these purd
:chases are to be hove taught, and, as the tide rises, it
is expected the wreck will move from its present po-
! sition : when the ships to which it will be attached,
will drift it into shoal water, until the wreck again'
touches the ground : the tackle will be again hove
taught, and thus, by the revolving of the tide, it will
be conveyed close to the ;here. It is calculated,
that by the strength of the hooks, purchases, and the
buoyancy of the ships. a weight of 56,000 tons
might be lifted, which is more than four times the
weight of the wreck. It has been ascertained, that
there is very little sand and mud round it. The pre.
j sent position of the wreck is such an iujury to the
lanchot age at Spithead, that the Admiralty, it is :aid,
have determined to afford every assistance to the
plan for removing it, by ships, spars, tackling, &c.--
The estimate of the projector's expences exceed
13,0001. to repay which he is to have the hull of the
ship, and whatever might remain in her, including
guns, ballast, &c.
The Candidates throughout the country complain
that they cannot address their Electors as usual, be-
-1 cause the walls in every town are engrossed by Lot-
tery Bills. We know but of one remedy, that is,
for the Candidates to buy up the Tickets and Shares,
. by which they will not only secure all the walls to
themselves, but also .ill the Prises, and u one Num-
, her will gain /40,000, on the 20th of this Month,
they could pvr for their SW** sit se lli ma
pockit a futon, bisidri


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