The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-09-07 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

. Q. P. Hinton and D. Thomas, Bristol, wholesale chemists,
&pt. 22, VI, Oct. 18, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. At..
(Wales, Messrs. Bourdillonatid Hewitt, Little Friday-street;
r and Mr. Bevan, Bristol.
W. Warren. Manchester, horse-dealer, Sept. it, 28, Oct. IR,
at the Musky Arms lan Manchester. Attornies, Messrs.
Ifmat and Kirk. Mancbgter.; gpd mr. Bard, Temple.
—_,llll:latford ant It. Maasey, ftbehntef-, tailors. twit. IS, 27,
.oet. 18, at Guildhail. Attorney, Mr. Walker, Chancery-lane.
Hutson, Warminster, Wiltshire, linen-draper. Sept. 26,
17, Oct. 18, at the George Inn, Frome Selwood, Somerstshire.
Attondes, Mr. Bottom, Fronk Selsvosid ; and Messrs.
Hatton-garden. •
J. Faulkner, A. Atkinson, W. Atkinson, and A. Atkinson,
Crotched-friars, merchants, Sept. 20, Oct. 1, 18, at Guildhall.
Attnnies, Messrs. Tomlinson, Thomson, and Baker, Copthall-
court, Throgmorton-street. •
J. and J. P. Tregent, Birmingham. auctioneers, Sept. 27, 2S,
Oct. 18, at the Rein Deer Inn, Worcester. Atiornies, Mr.
Dineley, • Pershore, Worcestershire; and Mr. Hurd, King's
Bench-walk, Inner Temple.
T. Young, Miverton, Somersetshire, and R. Young, Taco-
ton, bankers, Sept. 13, Oct. 4, 18, at the Castle Inn, Taun-
ton. Attornies, hlr. ileelis, Staple Inn; and Messrs. Flood
and Mules, Honitun, Devonshire.
DIVIDENDS.

Sept. SO, F. Jackson, jun. Great D;ifftekl, Yorkshire, drug-
gist—Sept. 21, D. Russell, Bath, chinaman—Oct. 12, S. Hall,
Bristol, tronmonger—Sept. 30, J. Schaffer, London-road, Sur-
rey, tlour-cloth-manuthcturer—Sept. '2B, W. Harnett, 'en. Can-
terbury, currier—Sept. 28, W. Harnett, jolt. Canterbury,
Wooer—Oct. 29, T. Goodall, Philpot-lane, merchant—Sept.
T.ynemouth, Northumberland, ship-owner—
Ott. 1, T. Judkins, Chester. linen-draper—Oct. T. Herbert,
Seaford. Sussex, butcher—Oct. 11. T. Blackburn, Mount-
street, Whitechapel-road, master mariner—Sept. 12, E. Adams,
Wbitcaribe-street, bit-maker—Oct. 15. J. Muss, Bloxwich,
Staffardshim, maltster—Oct. 10, t 0". rinCille, Stockton, Dur-
ham, spirit-merchant—Oct. 3, J. Jones, Chester, linen-draper.
CERTIFICATES—SErr. 27.
It. Crawford, Newcastle-upon-Tyne' grocer—S. M. Solo-
mon, Birmingham, pencil-maker—R. Needham, Manchester,
riverchant—W. Townsend, Bristol, haberdasher—J. Preedy,
Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, currier—W. lienghant, Har-
ringtoo, Lancashire, joiner—W. Jackson, Beatimaris, Isle of
A nglesea—l. Thompson, Keekle-grove, umberland, merchant
—J. Iliarn, York-street, Commercial-road, merchant.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
A. F. Mornay, P. F. Lebrun, and J. Shepherd, King-street,
Covent -garden, chemists—J. Parrott, Brill, and W. Parrott,
Wotton —Underwood, Buckinghamshire, dairymen—T. and D.
Sharp, Romsey, Hampshire, bankers—R. Ro-cow and It, Pa-
tenon, St. Swithia's-iane, brokers—J. Wilson and J. Coup-
land, Sculcoutes, Yorkshire,. rafr-merchants—W. By and A.
Holland, St. Dunstan's-hill, wine-merchants—W. Osborne and
E. Netileship, Borotych. grocersv-W. Jackson and K. Pince,
Idive9sool—,-H. and W. Clife, Glasgow.

Another obstacle—the aspersions on your faith—
how have they vanished ?—I appeal to Spain; I
appeal to Portugal ; I appeal to Canada--all Ca.
thotic ; I appeal to the_ hero, who, *clamp-ids
wreath with the flowers of every soil, end tilling
his armies with the soldiers of every sect, vindi- At the Cork Assizes Mr. Boyle was charged with
cated at once your country and your creed, by having assaulted Mr. Sheriff Garde at the Theatre.
showing that chains could not break the spirit of The Prisoner had appeared in one of the stage-boxes
the one, nor calumny repress the *gratitude of the lof the Theatre, and attracted the attention of the
other. Did the Catholic Cortes enqUire his faith.: audience, by repeatedly calling the stage-manager
when they gave him the supreme command ?—Did ;to come forward. He was desired by several persona
the Regent of Portugal withhold from his creed to be silent: but persevering, he was turned out.
the reward of his valour ?---Did the Catholic sol- Mr. Sheriff Garde said, that when the disturbence
dier pause at Salamanca to dispute upon Polemics ? begun he found hilt on the ground, surrounded by
—Did the Catholic Chieftaio prove upon Baro%a people. in order to preserve him from injury, he
that he kept no faith with heretics ?—Or did the laid held of him, and endeavoored to get him out of
creed of France, the same with that of Spain, the; the house; but was immediately assailed by him with
opposite of that of England, prevent their associa- the most ahosive language, calling him ruffian, and
[ion in the field of liberty. ! no, no, the ci- saying " this comes of appointing such fellows she-
tizen of every clime, the friend of every colour, ifs." A Mr. Lyons, on being examined, said he
and tie child of every creed, Liberty walks forth was at the theatre, and heard Mr. Boyle call for the
in the übiquity of her benevolence; alike to her manager, brit not in a riotous manner. Mr. Lyons
the varieties of faith, and the vicissitudes of coati— .bore•testimony to the shameful state of the theatre.
try—she has no object bat the happinessat map, Iflae.fury, however, returned a verdict of guilty,
and no bounds but me harden of oversee., 'nibble. Baron GEORGE sentanned the Prisoner to.
Another obstaclev,the dancer ad** 'tom a "4“triaalmsd sir months and-pay fine of Nis
reign infloene.b. What u friemphant pee can yow
give to that ?—Tha power of Napoino Was this'
grand and leading ,argument against pww4soa, bola
out of that vet), power, God has estuilaNNted
impedinient. That power it was Witiekfr°
Xaeurice of an Irish invasion--what fig.°

paixids. •
MI understand that the provision Intended for the
Midtbittinen Ache have passed the eveminetion coati-
tying
.tharn .to he Lieutenants, will comprehend a
eery large appointmeet,, essentliag to the- amount of
1,000 to Lieutenants' commission.

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