The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-04-04 00:00:00

X ANKIICTTS.

P. Dewsbury, Altrineham. Cheshire. corn-dealer. to sur-
render April 7. 9, May 15, at the Star Inn. Manchester.
Attorneys. Messrs. Brundrett and Co., Temple ; and Mr.
Pais, Aitrincham.
J. Maberly. AVelbeck-street. conch-mannfactnrer. April
7, 11. May 13. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Bartlett
and Beddome, Nicholas-lane.
J. Rigsby, Deptford, brewer. April 7. 14. May 13. at
Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. Osbaldetton and Murray,
I.oatlon-street. Fenchurch-street.
C. Couplan,l. jun., Leeds, R. and F. Couitland. Hunsiet.
Yorkshire. and E. Coupland. Salford. Lancashire. spirit-
merchants. April 7. 21. May 13, at Guildhall. Attorney.
Mr. Wiglrsworth, Gray's Inn-square.
P. Cope. Britignorth, grocer, April 17. IS, May 15. at the
Crown Inn, Bridgitorth. Attorneys, Messrs. Beebe+ and
Alban, Linculti's Inn, London ; and Mr. Riding. Coalbrook
Dale.
W. Holiling. Devonshire-street, Queen-square., wine-
merchant. April 7. 10. May 13, at Guildhall. Attorney-,
Messrs. Wadeson and Son, Austin-Friars.
B. Troughton. sett.. and J. Troughton, Wood-street,
silk-throwsters, April 7,21. May 13, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. James, Bucklersbirry.
DIVIDENDS.
May 1,11. Burgess and J. Hubbard. Miles-lane. Canon-
street. aoolstaplers, at Guildhall—April 25. S. George and
R. Al ebb. Bristol. sugar-refiners. at the Commercial Booms,
Bristol—May 5. T. Worth, Talbot-court, Uraeschurelt-
street. habertlas:ter. at Guildhall—April 7. J. s !tains,
Wapping-wall. userehant, at Guildhall—April 14. T. Austin.
J. Gregory. anti J. Hasson, Bath, haberdashers. at Guild-
hall—April 2ti. T. Storer. Ilunworth. Norfolk. miller, at
the New Inn, Holt--April 26. S. Copland. Holt. Norfolk.
miller, at the New Inn. Holt—April23, R. Hodson, Bishop-
wearmonth, bread and bisrult-baker. at the Bridge Inn,
Bishopwearmouth—April 26. C. Seaman and G. Etheridge.
Norwich. gol.!smiths. at the Norfolk lintel, Norn lab—April
21, J. Grover. Hastings. linen-draper. at Guildhall—,April
29, J. Peters. Dorking. lime-burner, at Guildhall—April 2s.
A. kelty, Colortade. Pall-Mall, jeweller, at Guildhall—April
214. R. Farrer, Broad-street, Cheapside. warehouseman, at
Guildhall—April irk J. Blackborn. Witham, Essex. corn-
factor, at Guildhall—April 27, W. Winans, South Shields,
clothier, at the Rose and Crown Inn. South Shields.
CERTIFICATES—Arun. 94.

T. C. B. Pryer. !Urchin-lane. saddler—J. Bryant, Liver-
pool. merchant—J. Wildman. Whiteehspel-road. plumb's—
!". !nogg, Aldersgate-street. jeweller—R. Watson. Leyland,
Lancashire. farmer—J. Loone, Coventry. builder—J. Rut-
ter, Winterton. Lincolnshire, merchant—T. Tipping, War-
rington. Lancashire, miller—S. Tre!tone, Exeter. silver-
smith—J. Anderson. West Smithfield, bookseller—T. Hot-
ton, Bristol, leather-factor.
TARTSFAISIIIPS otssot.wrts.

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C.Witherby and J . Nightingale. of Birchia-lane auctioneers
—W. Ilunsnrd and J. Hark), Nelson's-square. dealers in
foreign spirits—E. Connor. J. Barth, Hi -street, Poplar,
grocers—T. Pemberton and 11. Langer. 'navies Inn, Hol-
horn. jewellers—T. Willey, W.lleath, and W. Potter. Wel-
lington-street. Strand, (no trade)-1. CI. Campart and W.
H. Tailor, icer. Buckinghamshire. millers—S. Oasquoine
and O. Scott. Manchester, porter-dealers--J. Elgie. F.. I
Corner, and J. Corner. Whitby, dealers in foreign spirits—
W. Holland and P. Holland, Skipton in Craven. Yorkshire,
common-brevren--W. Lase and M. Dalt, Wymendhans.
Norfolk. corn-merchants—T. Lees and J. Wrigley. Old-
ham. Lancashire, cotton-spinners—S. •Churchil: and W.
Perks. Ilitchin, Ilertfordshire. surgeons—J. Scholes and K.
Ilagite, Oldham, Lancashire. cotton-spinners--U. Simpson.
Truro. 11. Venn. St. Clement, and J. Long. lienwvn, Corn-
wall. potters—W. Maud and J. N. Collyer. Wapping,
coopers—J. Moon and O. Cookney. Redford-row, snrveyots.

HOME CIRCUIT.

SURREY LENT ASSIZES.—KINGSTON, Arms. 2.

CIVIL SIDE.
Before the Lord Chief Baron RICII.IOI DS.
COLTON r. NELSON.
This was an setion of assault and false imprison-
ment. The defendant pleaded a justification.
Mr. Marryatt and Mr. Adolphus conducted the
plafntiirs case, and Mr. Gurney and Mr. Nolan the
defendant's.
The case was this :—The plaintiff keeps a broker's
shop in Snow's fields, Sloane-street, and the defendant
at the time of this tranoaction, kept a gin-shop in
Blackfriaes-rnad, near the hridge. OR the Itlth of
October last the plaintiff stopt at the defendant's-house
to takeli glass of porter, and by accident he broke the
tnethlei from which be drank the liquor. The waiter
told him he must par 2s. for the flues he &Marred
to the demand, and said that he had nut money enoegh
about him to pay it, but gave his address, promising
tq call next day 'And produce anotherglassl/4 or the pare
of one: The waiter took the address to 11l defeadanh
who-N.2s In bis bar. The latter insisted that he most
then pay the money, or Lave the value of the glee,