The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-05-23 00:00:00

PROM TU ?Mild r iviGirrs
4:ummigiions signed by the Lord Liettenant Of tha County.
of Southampton, and also of the Town of Sondsamptos
and County thereof.
F. L. Beekford. Esq. to Deputy Li
be eutenant for the
town of Southampton indemnity thereof:
nd 0. Otherley. Esq.
H. Moody. Esq. ; S. Llntott, Esq.; aT. S. Idoody.
Eq. to he ditto.
Commission in the North Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry,
signed by the Lord Lientenamt of the County of Somerset.
J. Nicholls. Cent. to be lieutenant, by
brevet.
Cnoimission in the North Derbyshire Yeomanry Cavalry,
sigr.ed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby.
l'ornet J. oardom, to be Lieutenant, Tit" J. Swattenham,

BANKRUPTCY IPILAZORD.
W Jones, Ilandsworth, Staffordshire, tamer, from May
44, to July 6, at the George Ins, Liverpool.
11ANKItUPTC1E15 SUPERSIDED.
W. TIeCTPII, East Ardsley. Yorkshire, farmer.
W. Elwell, Birmingham, chymist:
BANKRCPTS.
%. J. Brown, Portsmouth, grocer-to surrender June 6, 19,
3 :ly 3. at the office of Mr. U. A. Callaway. Portsmouth.—
%ttorney 4. Mr. G. R. Callaway, Portsmouth; are. Messrs.
5. AhO?, Wimburn. and Collett, Chancery-lane.
J. Eastwood, Liverpool, haberdasher, Jane 8, 9. July 3,
r.! the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. J. John,
Paiserase-place, Tee/fie-bar ; and Mr. Gregory. Liverpool.
F.:Jenks, Bromyard, Herefordshire, tanner, May 31. June
I. July
Willi at the Bay Horse Inn. Bromyard. Attorne
ld ys,
Nessrs ms and White. tincoin's-inni O-square;
and Messrs. Dangerield and Howell, Brotnyard.
J. Shaw, Stratford, Essex, dealer in flour. May 29. June
S. July 3, at Ouildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Cuppage
Consins, Old Broad-street.
'J. Store. Churchwell, Yorkshire, clothier. 'June 8- 8,
July 3. at the Court-house. Leeds Attorneys. C. C. Wil-
son, tireville-street. Hatton-garden ; and Mr. R. E. Payne,
Leeds.
J. Atkinson. llolnte, Westmoreland, manufacturer, June
19.20. July IL at the Royal Oak Inn. Burton-in-Kendal. At-
toruey s, Mr. Clapham, Burton-in-Kendal ; and Mr. Bever-
lc Temple.
W. Forl, Holt, Worcestershire, farmer, June IS, 14, July
3, at the Talbot Inn. Claines. Attorneys. Mr. J. Platt, New
Boswell-court; and Mr. Wilson, Worcester.
J. Wnrneford. York. grocer, June 1. 2,
July 3, at the Old
George Inn, York. Attorneys, Mr. Winglesworth, Gray's-
n.n ; and Mr. J. Wood. York.
J. L. Fairchild, 'therlby, Lincolnshire. farmer. May 31.
dune 1, July 3, at the Bull Inn. Bourn. Attorneys, Messrs.
Green atni Carter. Spnlding ; and Messrs. Willis, Clarke,
and Watson, Warnford-court, Throginorton-street.
J. !Inches. Cheltenham, wine-merchant. May O. 29. July
S. at the Dell lan. Attorneys. Messrs. Williams aid White,
Lincoln's-inn; Mr. Brutton, Old Broad-street; and Mr.
NV. Goodwin. Cheltenham,
J. irvinc, jun. Carlisle. grocer, June '2O. 21, July 3. at
the Crov•to and Mitre Inn. Carlisle. Attorneys, Mr. Addi-
son, Staple Inn ; and Mr. Lowry. Carlisle.
'l'. Hay. Blatkutan-street, Southwark, stockrbroker. May
99. bank 9, July 3, at Guildhall. Attoruey, Mr. Slimier,
d ilodreet. Westmineter.
J. Saveli.Cdpenhagen Wharf. ILimebouse, timber-tner-
ohant, May 16, June Y. July 3, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mir.
Dottie, Adelphi,
T. Ilantsav, St. Mary-hill. wine-merchant, May 29. June
6, July 3. at Attorneys, Messrs. Reardon and
Das ies. Corbet-court, Graceehurch-street.
M. Tidy, Somthrate, Middlesex. corn-dealer. May 26. June
'2, Jule 3. at fl nildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Fisher and Nur-
en% ilelbomeonrt.Uray's-ina.
J. Smith. Frome. Somersetshire. clothier, June 7,9. July
3. at the Rummer 'tavern. Bristol. Attorneys. Messrs.
'Hicks and Britikenridge, Bartlett's-buildings ; and Mr. Hin-
ton, Bristol.
J. Henley, Sol's-row. Hampstead-road, rectifier of
orneys spi-
rits, May 26, June Y. July 3.
at Guildhall. Att,
Messrs. Druee and Son, Biiliter-square.
G. Si. Ford, Great Bush-lane, Overton-street. wine-mer-
chant, May 26, June 9, July 3, at Gaildball. Attorney, Mr.
Taylor. Furnlval's Inn.
J.olhbons mid R. Ilibbert. Great Prescott-stree, Good
ild-
men's-fields. brleklayetn..Maty 29, June 2, July 8, at Go
1. Attorney, Mr. Eyles, Worship-street-road.
• torrtngle DS.
May aE. Smith. Green Lettuce-lane, tea-dealer—June
96, T. Sisley. St. Peter the Apostles
in the Isle pf Terce hane,
merchant—June 14, R. Ainley, Doncaster. silk-mr
• J,ne I LT. Simulate, late of Chorley, ironmonger—June
16, J. and W. Wilkinson, Blackburn, cotton-manufcturers
June 16, J. Mac Master, Norfolk-street, New-road, master-
mariner-4 tine 16. T. West. Oracechurch-street, wholesale
psrfonner—June 16, W. Finchem. Epping, banker—June 9,
1.. %loses, late of Great Prescott-street, Goodman's-fields,
merchant—Jews 6' W.Seott, Pall-mall. taylor—June 9, 0.
Ilardlity and J. Cowing. Belford-court, woollen-drapers—
June 30. W. Miles, Oxford-stret. linen-draper—June 14,
R. Hunt, King's Lynn. Norfolk, taylor.
CIaRTIVte4TRII—JeNa 19.
P. R. Phillips. Carmarthen, druggist—J. Beggott, Ewe-
r's!, litheford. skinner—W. Ayton, Macclesfield, cotton-
nner-4. Parsons. Longacre, coach-lace-manufactuer
J Ford tom, Bis top Stortford. Hertfordshire, plumber—J.
:doper, Bath, baker—lL. A. Noble, Albany-road. Camber-
s* Inc-merchant—T. Barnett, Kendal. coal-merchant—
). Wk.., Worcester. coach-proprietor—R. Fry, Leiceste—
r-
squere. linen-draper—J. D. Rayner, flow. mast-maker
R. 1 lolroy d, jeweller—J. Wells, Liverpool, mer-
chant.
PATITNEnant Pe DISeDLYSD.
Ti. eel T. lents. Fleet-street, loce.ing-glass-manufacturers
--J. end W. Yorker, and W. Wilkinson, Ulrerston.dit Lurstan-
erieltire, brewers—NV. Noakes band T. Barton. Wa,
Sussex. drapers—W. Hall and W. Rostill. Birmingham,
etasseractnrers —J. and G. Franklin. Rochester, coach-mas-
ters—W. Chatterer' and W.Wilding, Pooi Side, Lancashire.
eplelt-neereitents—J. Muddiman and T. Thompson. Coven-
try, ribeed-manufacturers—J. E. and J . E. Weight, Win-
chester, brewers—R. Lambert and N. Phillips, Manchester,
--W. and J. Leeson. Nottingham, hosiers—J. P. and 1.
Hewlett. Fel-Awe. Southampton. bressers—E. Saunders
endJ.
J. Page. Liverpool, tay lors—R. Seaton and J. Tippet,.
Bristol. shipwrights—^J• Miller, W. Elvis& and J.
gate.tliase•ow.

Meeting of %Nati\
Meissen said Oentiensta, was held yesterdwyt M
Thatched Hens. Tavern, St. James's-street, 'fist
purmse of establishing an "Asylum for Recovery',
Health."
At twelve o'clock, J. Holland, Esq., the Trews
in the absence of his Royal Highness the Duke
York (who was prevented attending by urgent publid
business,) took the Chair, and addressed the Meeti4
in an able Speech, on the objects of the Snci
which appear to be the erecting an Asylum for those
persons who, from a sense of delicacy acquired from
a good education, and the habit of better days, ot
from honest feelings of independence, would be
averse from going into hospitals, and would rather
submit to the effects of severe disease and protracted
illness. ender these circumstances, it is the intentiond
I
of the Society, that an asylum should be provide
which, without wounding any feelings of delicacy or
independence, might afford relief to the sick f.insilies
of respectable artisans, to females living on narrow
incomes, and well-educated persons reduced by the
casnalties of life. For, besides lodging and diet, du".
would have the benefit of experienced nurses sue
medicinal aid, of the first quality, and from diet
most eminent Doctors. Another important object elf
the establishment will be the receiving persons af-
flicted with protracted disease, and reqniring fur their
cure perhaps a year's confinement, or more, to their
beds, and consequently improper cases for p!thlic hos-
pitals, where they would occupy the room of numbers
who might be relieved in the 54tIll! time. Divine See-
vice will al-o be regularly performed by the domestic
chaplain. It was stated that estahlislitnents like the
proposed one have been snrcessfully carried oil in
Prance, under the name of Maisode de &Ate ; and
they have been adttpted in Russia, Sweden, and other
countries, with much suceer=.
Several gentlemen addressed the Meeting. as to the
organization of the Society, and it appeared that,.
daring the last year, 5171. 17s. bad been subscribed;
and the donations of yearly subscribe's antountel to 1
WV. 10s. Among the subscribers we noticed the
names of the Duke of York, Princess Augusta, the
Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of Rutland, and a lotsC
list of distinguished persons:tn.
A nnntbir of emin-nt medical gentlemen have of-
fered their gr.ttnitons services, and been accepted.
After several Resolutions had been entered into, the
Meeting ailjourned.
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N.

CI INTELLIG,

The, PetseveraseeN Maiseby, from Lougee to Ltabg. 4
put Lobo .Mogadore the 25th Feb. and woo *eel
)7th March. Sbe lost a host with five of the ea.
(viz. James &turnout. niatei Iliarlet Groat, Witte
Oiles. and Aaderson), in rendering assisting:4,6
the Tods, Sl`Phersoo, on the 3d of March.
The Apollo, (key. soiled from Demerara fork JAI.
Newfoundland. ou the 7th November, was wit eel W.
Kitts on the 24th of that month, but has Dot 'ion boa
beard of. .
The William, Money. has not soiled from atoitakes
stated in the list of tbe 21st lasaL She was is Ism
about the 12th January. .
UIDRALTAR, APRIL 30.—1 t is reported that as ism,
gent privateer was cruising off St. Mary's, the Zuk lac
6OTTZNOURGH. MOS.—The Carl Johan, Waldrotk.
from Torraveja to Riga, struck on the Scar, 24-47.4:
but was got off with loss of false keel, arid wili.posid
with the first fair wind.
Mill, /I t
VILASILS SPORIN Im-tr.—Prospect, jj/ ..kiaz
don for Rio Janeiro, 14th April. lat. 11. 4. Ii„ 14AL
23. by the Hettv, arrived at Plymouth. . .
Kensington, •from Liverpool for PhiladelutrA. it*
May, lat. 42. long. 31. by the Charles, Milne, arritsa to
Plvinouth.
Ann, of Whitehaven, from Liverpool, 100 sue,
W. N. W. from the Rock of Lisbon, all well 1• alms, dr
Brixton, of London, for New South Wales. lat. *4
long. 12. 31. by the Marva, Haskell, arrived in the Rive,
Hibernia, Bth May, hit. 46. long. 49. from Liverpeeb
to Newfoundland, by the Robert, arrived at Liverpool,
31.tyflower, May 3, 1at.35 lung. 39. from Antigua 1.
Dublin, out 21 days; and 18th inst. off Waterford, the
ship Cornwall, from Demerara fur Liverpool; by die
Flora, Lyon, arrived at Liverpool.
Rolla, Downing, Sth May, from Liverpool for Nam,
N. B. Tinker bearing North, out four days, all well,t!
the Pluton tenter, arrived at the Ceve of Cork.
Margaret, from Liverpool to New Orleans, on the lak
ins% oil Tuscar. by the Crescent, arrived at Holy 14elt.
Panders, Dixon, from Liverpool to Barhadoes, Ina
inst. 1at..17. 20. long. 8.30. by the Lady Leith, Boyd,
arrived in the River.

MARRIED.
Vest erste v, the 21...1 instant. Mr. John LIM fer4L of Leadro-
hall-street. to Eliza, eldest daugter of John Wilts, Exi., 0(
Vitabury-square.
Du the 14th Instant. in the Chapel of the RARE balsam%
at Paris, Samuel Flood Page. Rsq., of Henrietta-stre;4,
' Brunswick-square, to Augusta. youngest slaughter of the
late Alexander Shaw, Est( , formerly LioutanantoTottor
of the tote of matt.
Vu Thursday, the 17th inst., J. Juittell Viotti. Esq., or
(item Surrel -street, to Ann, eldest daughter of Attain
Nelson. E%ii., of Clapham.
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DIED.
On Monday afternoon, at the llouse of the Noble LA.
in Portman-square, after an Indisposition of neasigts•
lear4, the Countess of Chatham.
On Monday. Mrs. Lee. of Sloane-street. aged 73.
At Surat, in the (Intend. Captain JOAllef Allman.*rd.
ries. of the lloinhav %Hillery, son of Solomon Davies, gi4„
of Evsom, in the itth seer of his age.
On Saturday. the Ithh inst., at Bridgewater. Souse%
semi H. Frederieit. yoengest son of Chides Morris, bt,
of ti rent Cumberland-plies.
On Friday. the 15th Inst., aged 61, Mr. Robert Martiaot
the Ilerinitage, slopseller.

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