The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-09-08 00:00:00

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TENT PORTA 818 PA3IILY
patronised by Us Majesty.
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the attention of the public to as
'fort derived from the possession of
and Hoer; produced in the highest
machine. at leas titan bait the breerces
trout, sad soundness for kritt
the sane quantity of a t and'
compact, and does sot require
tune, labour, end 481; and, with
may be used susesefuny without
brewing : it is also applicable to
I culinary purposes. The machine
, warranted to answer, price eight
Piccadilly, where also may be had, the
trod which the Combs are estracted

T. Moses. Longslght, Manchester, dealer. Sept. 11.17, sari
Ott. IS, M the Star Ina. Manchester., Attorneys, Kr. Atkin"
mg. Nallehiserr ; mad L. Maklason, Temple.
G. timeterireed, Cheltenham. builder, Oot. 7. S. and IS. at
Ilse Horse and aroma lan. Olooosster. Attorneys. Mr. Bow•
je►.,Old Jewry; and A 1...,,. Bowyer, Chalteahame.
R. Panston. bobrldges dealer. Sept. lA, le. and Oat. IS, at
Ik. Bird Bolt inn, Cambridge. Attorneys, Mr. Peso ton. Cam-
bridge ; and Me. Rol:atoms, Half-soue.strost,

DIVIDENDS.
Oet. 8, T. Hornsby. jun. Kingston-rpon-IlialL grocer—Sept.
91, leehlrold, Leeds, bookseller—Sept. 97. T. Coburn. Wit-
rary,Outerdshke, woolstapler—Sept. 91. .1 loess, Cereley.
Sale,. Ilme-burner—Sept. JO, R. Beetroot'. Shrewahorl.
ese—Oct. 1. J. Smith, Liverpool, merchant—Sept. MI, J. titr-
es; I,Jseepool, linee-draper.
CERTIFICATES.—Sara. 97.,
rrowtber, Green-street, Greevencle-square,
T. Lightener, Halliwell, Leocashire, caltee-dealer—J.
Wbitchurch, Salop innkeeper—J. Bradshaw, gesieshallAlMP
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• PARTNEIMHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Geadry. sea. sad Geodry. thrift IWO. trim 111.
Landry, Cbarmouth. Dorsetshire, oe-Ammoniate-
rers --J. W. sad R. Rhsketts,t. Leonard, Ir. Ricketts. aid M.
James. Bristol. sobaseosiste—A. D. 1..4.4 A, Anne's, sod G.
Blandford, Leedom, merchants—T. Cutler and W, Tousilasen,
jun. Norwich. upholsterers—W. and C. Dymond. Launceston,
Cornwall. tallow-datedlers—J. and M. J. Abrahams. Chard-
Byard, apical-square, cap-makers—H. Ashley and G. Hlldyard,
ucktersbery, etturneys—R. Curtis and J. Ferniest. Warring.
tee, tanners—H. Prise and J. Clark. Birmingham, gilt and
plated button manufacturers—D. Davies and L. Lewis. Brain-
tree, Essex, linen-drapers—J. Oakes end J. 8. Stubbs. Man-
chester, merchants—A, and G. Wheatcrott, Cromford, Derby-
shire, whartingers—W. Todd and R. Grillage, Northumberland
Wharf, Bleckfriare-bridge, coal merchants—J. and G. Blow-
ers, lialesworth, Suffolk. groeers—J. N. Danford and E. Pe-
therhrldge. Plymouth. hosiers—H. Peters end J. Waylaid,
Bristol, water-closet raanuract rrrrrrrr Welker and J. smith,
sin. Camomile-street, tea-dealers—W. and J. Beasley. Fen-
ehereb-street, carpenters—A. Breen, T. /kayos, and A.Marsh-
all, Scotland yard, coal-merchants.

AVSSAGI ?SIM OF CONN IN ENGLAND AND WALLS IN TIM
WINK SIM S.
ran. ea. S. d. Tilt Qs. S. d.
Wheat b 7 8 Oats 16 8
Rye.... .............38 3 Betas 3B 10
Barley
Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the Reims made in the week ending the 3d
day of Sept, 1823, is 86a. 10d. per cwt.

NEW CHURCHES IN PROORESS IN THE METRO•
POLLS AND ENVIRONS.

AAISTRACTED FROM PARLIAMENTARY DOCUMCNTS
snorer Dare, (Itegent-street, in the parish of Sr.
George,) Middlesex ; style lonic, of ihe Temple of Minerva
Police, at Priedi. two belfries, portico, and cupoln ; acroin•
modetion for 1,5110 ; grant 5,5331. Begun 16th April,
1823. The granite plinth is is set to both turrets, end the
Portland hues set thereon, (•xistpt the base of north-east
turret). Tbe Portland base on each side of principal door-
way, the Oath-stones and part of the architrave of princi-
pal door-sew,• are set. The ground vault under the street
is completed, *ith the brick piers to receive the columns of
Ibe portiio. The eight brick piers to receive the (violins
in the interior of the chapel are brought op to their proper
height to receive the stone. The west wall is built np to
the height of plate of upper gallery. The north and south
walla are built up to the height of first gallery. The
timber of roof is sawing out. To be fiaisbed December,
1824. _ _

Mary-la-bonne, (Langhem-place)„ Middlesex ; style Gre-
cian; Grecian the lower order, lonic the upper; Corinthian
portico and spire ; accommodation for 1,761 ; estimate,
19,3141. Begun 18th of November, 1822. South side of
the church, the walls are twenty-three feet above the paving
of the church. North side, the walls are twenty-one feet
above the paving. The walls of the circular tower are six-
teen feet above the paving of the church. To be finished
March, 1824.
Mary-la boon.. (Wyndham-place), Middlesex ; style
lonic, with portico and tower ; accommodation for 1,829 ;
estimated 28 0001. Began in the autumn of 1821 ; the
foundations were laid at different times, as possession of '
the ground was obtained. The whole nearly finished.
Mary-La-boone, (Stafford-street). Middlesex • style Ro-
man of the lonic order, with portico and cupola ; 'mat-
modatioo fur 1,844 • estimate 19.7431. Bricks were laid
in the fonndation 29th July, 1822. The external walls
are raised to the height of 20 feet above the level of the
street. The internal stone columns and pilasters are fixed
to the level of the gallery. All the vaulting is completed.
Two thirds of the gallery timbers are fixed, and the roof is
framed. To be completed September, 1824.
Waterloo-road, in the parish of Lambeth ; style Dark,
with portico and steeple : accommodation for 2,032 ; esti-
mate 18,1191. Begun 30th of June, 1823. The piling and
planking of the foundation finished ; and the whole of the
walls carried to the height of eleven feet, on the average,
above the planking. To be finished July, 1824.
Chelsea, St. Luke; style Gothic, with tower and porches;
accommodation for 2005: grant 8,3331. 6s. Bd. ; first stone
laid 12th of October, 1820. The works remaining to be
done to complete the building are principally tha greater
part of toe joiners' work; the steps and internal paving ;
about one-third of the external ashlar work; the greater
part of the above are already prepared ; part of the glaz-
ing, the painting, and varnishing. To be finished October
next.

Camberwell, Surrey; style Doric, with portico and
steeple; accommodation for 1.731; grant 5,0001. First
stone laid the 231 of April, 1822. The steeple is finished,
and the scaffolding removed; the whole of the exterior
masonry is completed, except the western pediment, the
steps and paving of the portico, the cleaning off the west
front and the fluting of the columns. • The plasterers have
finished three-fourths of the ceiling of the church, and a
considerable quantity of the enriched entablature round
the interior; the greater part of the joiners' work is pre-
pared, but none yet fixed. To be finished December,lB23.
Greenwich, heut; style Grecian, of the lonian lonic
order; with portico and tower; accommodation for 1,713;
grant 11,0001. Begun in June, 1823. The ground gene-
rally is being excavated. and on the southeast angle the
walls are built up to the level of the ground. To be finished
in October, 1824.

11rekney, 31iddlesex; style Doric, with portico and
cupola; accommodation for 1,820; estimate, 16,5001. Be-
gan the 17th of November. 162 i. The whole of the masons,
bitieklayers, plumbers, and carpenters' works finished, ex-
ell the porsica. 'Else joiner,' work for the inside fittings:
is is a forward state of preparation, and the plasterers'
work aill be nearly finished by the end of the present
month. To be completed in October next.
Norwood, in the parish of Lambeth, Surrey--style Ore-
cian, of the Corinthian order, nit!, steeple and portico;
accoininnilatina for 1,412; estimate 12,3871. Ss. 3d. Begun
April 14, IS-23. trite walls of the principal and north
front, and the towee,.are-carried up to the height of nine
feet the level of the chord' floor ; the walls of the
enter sides of the church are, on the average,' about 7 feet
above the drat. To be finished Jim,. 162-1. •
the palish of )atubetli ; style Dark, with
porico, tosser, and steeple for 1,226 ; es-