The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-09-17 00:00:00

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PROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
BANKRUPTS.
H. Agar. Waihrook, oilman, t. ere der Sept. 29.
t. 27. at Gui When. Attorney. Mr. Warned, Mark-lane.
T. P. Hillary. Little Tower-smen, wine-merehast. Sept.
9. 20, Oct. 27. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Halm. mt.
's ildred's-court, Poultry.
A. Reid, Pimlico. carpenter. Sept. 21. 29. Oet. 97. at
C uDdhall. Attorney, Mr. Tongue, Groville-street, Hattoo-
geed's
J. SmPllpture, Leeds, woollen-draper. Sept. 21.9*. Oct.
i 7. at the ('ours-house. Leeds. Attorneys, Mr. Malmo.
Temple ; and Mr. T. F. Folks. Leeds.
A. Ryder. Commercial-sale-reemotellso-eserdiant.
t 9, Oct. 6, 27. at Guildhall. ANSIIIO,II. lismors. OibmWd-
son and Murray, London-street. Feadeaseboteset.
H. Ma wdsley. Orntskirk. Lonnie,. *amber toed glazier,
- Oct. 2, 3. 27. at the King's Arms. Oroaddrk. Attorneys.
Messrs. Illackstoek and Bane, Klnes4Mineb-walk, Tem-
ple; and Mr. Wright, Oneskirk.
J. DRAM'S. Pearl*, Cumberland. comb-maker, Sept.??,
t)fl. Oct. 27. at the George Inn. Pearith. Attorneys. Mr.
steel. Queen-street, Cheapside, ; mad Masers. Grave sad
111.. a) mire. Peurith.
It. Norfolk. Mount-sorrel. Leicester. wersted-maker.
Sept. rit. 24. Oct. 97, at the gammon's Head too. Leicester.
Anorneys, Mr. Lawton. Leicester; sad Mr. S. Taylor,
John-street, Bedford-row.
C. Brown, Dundee, 'merchant. Sept. In Dd. O. 27. at
Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. Swain. Stevens, Maples.
Pesrse, and Hunt. Frederiek's-plaeo. Old Jewry.
D. Wright, Well-street. Well-dme-e. Middlesex,
dealer in corn, Sept. el, 99, Oct. 117,eteel. Attorneys,
Messrs. Jones and Howard. Mincing-hue.
J. J. Corbyn, Pilgrim's-hatch. Somobworniml. master-mari-
ner. Sept. 91. Oct. 29, 27, at Guildhall. • Attorney. Mr.
Delmar. Norfolk-street.
S. Bill, Hill-top. Stafford. amber-merchant, Kept.* 96,
Oct. 27. at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham.Attoroeys.
Messrs. Alexander and Notate. New Ise; mad Mr. T. L.
Parker, Bull-street, Birmingham.
DIvIDRNDS. •
Octet G. Blom Aidersgste-street.jewellses. at
—Oct. 6, J. Bates. Bishop-Stortford,Herte. dreperfet Guild-
hall—Oct 19, T. Tripbook. St. James's-street. Weirminster.
bookseller, at Guildhall—Oct.6. J. H. Pritchard. Caerleon,
Monmouthshire. tin-platti- manufacturer. at
8. C. Thompson, Haillas, watch-glassonner, at the Coop-
ers' Arms In. Hallfax—Oet. 8, J. Dawns. Witham.
Yorkshire, clothier. at the George Inn. Hadderslield—Oct 9,
T. Jones and E. Powell, Wrexham, Denbighshire. grocers.
at the Wynnstay Arms Ina, Wrexham—Nov. 10, G. J.
Swain, Manuel-street. Goodman's-fields, warabooesman. at
Guildhall—Oct. 97, J. Bertram, Canterbury. Naar-draper.
at Guildhall—Oct. 6. J. Harkness, Liverpool. draper, at the
office of Mr. Clements, Liverpool—Oct. 6. C. Bromfield. Li-
verpool, porter-brewer, at the office of Mr. Clements. Liver-
pool—Oct. 6. J. Brooks. Liverpool. porter-brewer, at the
office of Mr. Clements, Liverpool—Oct. B.l'. Harris, Wee-
rester. woollen-draper. at the Hopmarket late. Wereeeller--•
Oct. 10, G. Bray, Leeds, pocket-book-manalheenter. at the
Court-house, Leeds—Oct. IL S.Cbanepeese. Feihnes. mar-
ket-gardener, at Guildhall—Oct. 17, G. Melba, Ireedmareb-
street. at Guildhall—Oct. 9, G. Lockwood. llVlddsy.
linen-
draper, at the Rose and Crown Ina, Hedderelimie—.oet. 9.
J. laarke. Worcester. coach-proprietor, at the Bell lea.
WiffEester—Oct. 8, I'. Jackson. Wath-epoe-Dearse. York-
shire, grocer. at the Crown Ina. Rotherams—Sep. 19. J. HU-
tinge, Bristol, grocer. at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol.
ern TIPICATIIS.---OCT. G.
C. Kden. Guildford, Surrey, monepseriveser—B.
Beane, Hickling. Norfolk, shop-keeper—J. Smith. Earl's-
court, Worcestershire. dealer, &e.--11. and S. 'ribbon. Lei-
cester. booksellers—T. Reynolds, Highwortk. With. draper
—G. and J. Woolrich. Spital-square. silk-manolholorers—
Bancks and J. B. Perry, Birmingham, morcbtion.
PARTE EMI FS DISSOLVED.
J. Larl and S. Wileman. Kingston, Surrey, coal merchants—
J. Eimes qnd T. Jones. Hertford. linen-drapers—A. Nan.,
W. Wilkes, and C. Robinson, Portsmouth. laakeepere-11.
Taylor, J. and D. Simpson, Jamaica—J. Lonsdale aoclJ-
Barker. of Holmes, within Constable.. Laneashirw, uuttuw-
spinners—W. Twycross and T. Harrison, jam., Oodabolog,
Surrey. paper-makers—B. Duo and A. CreWlOrd. Edin-
burgh, clothiers—W. Robinson. J. Collins, S. &AM. Old-
Lam, Lancashire, machine-makers—J. W. Reed sod T.
Cross, Kenai ngton. plumbers, &c.—J. Y. Oliver, W. Sharpe.
and J. Reynolds, Abbey Paper-mill, Hants. paper-manefae-
turem—S. Aydon and W. Elwell. Shelf Iron-works. near
Bradford, Yorkshire, iron-masters—R. and I. Matthew,.
Bradford, Wilts, bakers, &c.—R. Roldgate and H. Hughes.
Manchester. earthernware-dealers, &c.—W. Heath and W.
Metter. Wellington-street, Strand—Patrick Sead.-T. Mac-
kenzie, and J. J. Robinson, Great Yarmouth. Norfolk. and
Beccie', Suffolk, factors—G. and G. Lytle, Cosilmtreet,
Strand, tailors.

AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALE!.
Witest, 635. tl/41.—Rye. 28s. 9d.—Barley. Os. I Id.—Oats.
19s. tad.--Beans, 275. Bd.—Pease, 30s. 3d.—Oatmeal
Os. Od.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the Returns made in the Week ending the 18th
day of September, 18511. is 31s. bid. per cwt.

DIARY FOR THE PRESENT IFEEIC
WITH THE TIMES OF HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BEISM

Sept. 16, S.—THIRTEENTII SUNDAY after TRINITY.
High water—morn. 15 after 4; even. 14 m. after 5.
17, M.—Lambert.
High water—morn. 41 m. after 5; even. II in. after 6.
IS, T.—MooN LAST WAR. 9 aftern.
11 igh water—morn. 44 m. after 8; even. 19 in. after 7.
19, W.—EMBER WEEK.
High water—morn. 53 is. after 7 ; even. 29 m. after S.
20, Th.—Sun rises 51 tn. after 3.
High water—morn. 6 in. after 9; even. 42 m. after 9.
2►l, F.—Sr. MATTIIRW.
H i 21. water—morn. JO in. after 10; even. Om. after 10.
22, S.—Suu sets 5 min. after 6.
High water—morn. 10 m. after II; ev en. 48 m.after 11.

WEATUER,—The weather this week has condoned nn-.
favourable to the harvest. In many parts of the coun-
try the wheat is shooting in the ears of the standing
corn. Less rain appears to have fallen, the last fort-
night, in the metropolis, than in the western districts.
The quantity this week amounts to 8-tenths of an inch.
The temperature is not unseasonable uor retuarkable.
Strand, Ng:nes:lser 15.

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FACILITY or lifastatata,-•-Thomis Parkinson, of
Sheffield, charged his wife, Mary, with having nnliw-
fully interthirried with William Stanthall,• he, the said
Thomas Parkinson, being still afire. It appeared 'in

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evidence, that the first marriage took plaee at Sheffield
in 1814, and that on the 10th of July last(the wife aban-
doned, for a day, her husband and her children, and
went with liramliall to Dronfield, and a marriage was
solemnized between thein bans having been there pre-
viously published, describing them 'as inhabitants of
DrunTeld, though they we're resident in Shiffield. After
this pretended marriage, the wife went on the satin even-
ing to the house of her husband (Parkinson), sod de-1
suanded- her clothes, and deolared that she would no
longer live with him, she being married again to Bratn;'
hall, the father of the youngest child, and who bad
stood sponsor fur three other children of the marriage.
The woman was fully committed for trial.