The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-11-30 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

T. C. HAMMES, Oakliampton, Devon.hire, banker, from Dec.
8 to Jan. 26, at
HA NKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
R. Msu.ort, Oldham, Lancashire. grocer.

BkVKRUPI'S.
J. White, Portland-street, Portland-place, m.rrhant, Dee.
12, Jan. 9, at Gdildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brurton, Old
Broad-grert.

J. Lax. Liverpool.' soap-boiler. Der. 13, 21, .tan. 9, at the
George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Ale.ira. (bred atql Co.
Liverpool; and Messrs. Lowe and Co. Southamptou•buildings;
Chaneerv•lane.
C. F. Villiers, Ledhnrv, Herefordshire. druggist, Dec. 7,8,
Jan. 9, at the Commercial (Looms, Bristol. Anomie's, Mr.
Thompson, (;ray's Inn sqrare; and Mr. Crtsr, Bristol.
J. Howard, Middleton-street, Clerkenhelt. builder. Dee. 1,
B. Jan. 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Castle, Cursitor-street,
Chancery-lane.
N. Robinson, Smedley, Lancashire, manufacturer. Dec. 11,
12. Jan. 9. at the I)og Tavern, Man heater. Attornles. Mr.
Hadfield, Manchester; and Mr. Makinstm. Middle Temple.
1. hlitchell. Marple, Cheshire, miller. Dec. 17, 18. Jaa 9,
at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Anomie., Mr. Makinson,
Temple; and Mr. Cardwell, Manchester.
J. l3rucre, Craven-street. Strand, wini•-merchant, Dec 1.10,
Jan. 9, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Fyrunore and Co. Cra-
ven street.

W. Diikins. jttn. CrowmAtreet. Finsbury.vanare. baker.
Dec. 1, 12, Jan. 9, at tlitildhall. Attoroies, Messrs. Shearman
and Co. Red Lion-ware.
T. Melo& and H. Bleed, Liverpool, merchants. Dec. 9. 10,
Jan. 9, at the _Office of Messrs. Avison and Cn. Liverpool.
Attornies, Mean. Avon and Co. Liverpool, and Castimstreet,
fiolhorn.
W. Keene. Newcastle nader-Lyme, Altatadoliire, maker.;
. Dec. 5, 12, Aits. 9,ft the.-Itsse Buck lati,..New4.asile-sander-
Ilialr fire-srs. narvey and Co. Lincoln's Inn-fields;
atarfilr. Plant. Neweastlemmier Lyme.ll
J. Hughes, Liverpool, druggist, Dec. 22. 99. Jan. 9, at the
tleorge.lnn. Liverpool. A tioroies, Mears. Pritt and Co. Li-
verpool,' and Messrs. lilackstock and Co. Temple.
J. Frost, Derby, linen-draper, Dec. 8, 9. Jan. 9, at the
Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Andantes, Mr. Fearnhead,
Nottiagham ; and Messrs. Htfed and Co. Tedtple.
T. Dawes, Yotall, Stattbrd4bire, tape-manufacttirer, Dee.
9, at the Office of Mr. Birch, Armitage. 10, at the Crown lan,
Votall, Jan. 9, :it the Talbot Inn, hugely, Staffordshire. At-
tornfes. Messy. Willis and Co. Warnford-court; and Mr. Birch,
Armit
M. ~ C. 4Christ,. Broad street, Ratcliffe, stationers; Dec.
1, 19, on. 9,z at tiuildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Collins and Co.
Spital-stinee,
J, *Mstses; Little-street, merchant. Dec. 8e 19, Jan. 9, at
Ouildhajl. Attorney, Mr. Rivington, kenclarch-buildings,
Fencturch-street.
111 VI I/EN DS.

Dec 19, W. Holt, Marsden, Lancashire, cotton-spinner—
Der. 19, W. Garth, Ballgrove, Luacashire, cotton-spinner—
Dre. '2'2, N. I)anceye, Bristol, linen-draper—Dec. 23, 3. 11.
Stringer, Canterbury, wo Jlen-draper —Dee. -'+B, S. Price,
Hardisley. Herefordshire. shopkeeper—Dec. 19, I). Walker,
Holtman, bookseller—Dec. 19, J. Bentley and J. Peek. Coro-
hill. watch-totikers— Dec. 30, B. Trebarne, Whitehall, Carmar.
tiknsloire. dealer—Dee. 22, Meacoek, Liverpool, ship.
chaudlec—Jan. 5, J. R. Oliver, (ILlcklieath, mariner—Dec. 19,
If. Dalrymple, Charlotte-street. •Fitzroy-square, eabine—
maker I)ee. 19, N. Wood, Chichester, linen-draper—Dec. 2.2,
T. Holmes, Kerskasn, Snrrey, ourseryrnan-rl)ec. 19, F. Deve.
reux and M. Lambert, Brabaat-court. Pktinat-lane, merchants
—Dec.l9, N. Slauley, Wood-street, Cheap•ide, scale-maker—
Dec. 19. 'r: Liken. Ilirmingitam, upholder—Dec. 19, W. Old-
royd,Black man-street, Borough. bookseller—Dec.'2l B.Binyon,
jun. and (1. Inglir, Manchester, warehousemen-I)er. 21, W.
Holdsworth, Bradford, and J. ilohlsworth, Morley, York-
shire. watch-makers—Dee. 28, W. Olorenshaw, Leamington
Priors, Warwickshire, bookseller—Jan. 18, C. Toogoad.
baker, Marlborough, linen-draper— Dec. 9.2. P. Hooper and
T. Bedford, Bartholomew-place. Bartholomew-close, timber-
' met clot:tic— Dee. 19, H. Bourne, St. James's-street. silk-mercer
—Dec. 19, A. W ilkinsos and U. Cooke, Walbrook, ini:rebauts.
CERTIFICATES--Ds.c. 19.
W. Haddon, Cleineut's-lane, Lombard-street, tea-dealer—
rS. Levy, Man el-street, Condman's-6.-1,14, tailor—W. Smart,
Bradford, Wilividre, clothier—J. Waterworth, Alaaclester,
fiorse-dealer—H. !Welkin and 'l`..lolinsoo, Grant Coggeshall.
Easex,• worsted thanuracturers—.l. Breese, Caerswys, Montgo-
meryshire, grocer—F Ridding,Birmingham, tanner —T. Wright,
Leicester, victualler—J. Pugh, Tyn y loch, Merioueilishire,
farmer—J. J. Tilley, Hampnead. music-seller—W. Crisco-
thwalte, Somh I.ynn, Norfolk, druggist—W. Whitby, Cle-
ment's-lane, drug-broker.

PARTNERSHIPS 1/ISSOLV ED.
W. Kißbe and T..Morks, Rechforil. Essex, wine and bran-
dy-merchants—G. Wilding and J. Thompson, Preston, corn.
dealers—W. N. Marsden, A. Gordon, and J: Johnson, Salford,
bracers—E, and It. Welchmaa. Bracktey, Northamptonshire,
tanners—J. Oilman: and J. Cook, Godalming, shopkeepers—
S. aed J. Gardner, Stroud, millwrights—E. Emersion, T. Mil-
Her, and M. Disno; Pylon, Durham, strer-manufacouren-6.;
Creed,- Ilemel.ftempstead. and J. H. Kimball, St. Albam's,
siorveyors—lt. W. and J. Moxon, and .7. Frost, Kingston.upon.
Hell, tope...makers—W. Prideaux, T. Bentall, and G. Farwell,
baukers—J. Butler,, an. and W. Greenslade. Bristol,
brush-makers —R. Smith and T. Price, Toth.ll.sireet. West-
Minster, linen-drapers—G. Lilekendey and IV. Harrion,
ration's-cared, Wellelose-saaterry sager-refiners—R. CriPPI
and .1. French, Bristol, wareb-maker4—.l. C. Agnis, .1. Piggut,
and Z. K. Webb, Langford end tleybiidge, Essex—J. Benson
and W„ Itecki t, Thorne and 17one:titer, arrornies—M. Cosine
and J. Campbell, Bank of Engtiond, stock-broken—R. Brown
' and G. 11. Harris. Botolph-lane. wholesale iroemongers—T.
Simons and W. Pass, Curiain•road. dyers.
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The Average Price of SUtift ft, for the Wee*, ending
Nev. 9.5, is 475. 901. per Cwt.
Average Prices of CC/RN of ENGLAN P and WALES, per
quarter, free the Retoros, ending Nay. 21:—
Whiat. Rye Barley, 1 Oats. Beans. ' Pease,zl.oarnt:
g. If. s. d sd. d. I. (4; P. II: p.
62 6 63 7 GI IS6 Of ;a 5 .1-73 SS 2

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FRACAS AT'tHE COItN rxcnANGE.
Manszost-uousx.---On-Satuerlsy, Mr. Ferret, •
Gentleman of the Cote-market, complainad tbst 01,
the previous day 'he•-had been- horsewhipped and
violently assaulted by ME. Matthews, also welt
known in Mark-lane. The clrcutrisrances which led
to this violence, and the complaint he was about to
make. awe these :—The Complainant some ti
mo.
piano lent the Defendent *Diet 15001 for immethate
necessities, but espected the emotes! retuned u
poen es possible. A short interval, however, bad
elapsed,bilwitthptit olger iwnghe.hnia% 4 e any
cloi surprise,
er CI er limroiiyasssfroshecesrsededtkilitei:oltnielineed tyt blsasati
ecodniv•pneciedied,
toliseahhmat
his
sm.
conduct struck, the Compisineat as being ara
honourable, that be did not hesitate to amities is
very freely and very generally on 'Change, treating
it in the manner which he thought it 'deserved. 'flies..
&dualisms-Wen reached the ears of the Dvroad
sag,
who, upon burin that a certaio epithet was appliv4
in them to his character, be, without hesitatioukent
Mr. Farrell a challenge. Thit document the latter
destroyed An .as poblic a manuer.es Inv had pretieesty
declared his sentiments, by tearing it lo pieces, and
:repeating his former opinion of the writer. Mr.
Matthews being also immediately apprised of this,
provided himself with a- horsewhip, and quickly ap..
peered upon 'Change, where meeting Mr. Barren,
he instantly laid the whip :boat bit shoulders, irk.:
partners and friends of awl) interfered, and some
hard blows were exchanged; but of these no regular
complaint was made. Mr. Matthews readily ad.,
mittedto the Lord Mayor that be had assaulted Mr.
Farren; but thought he was well warranted in se,
doing, after the liberty be had taleenwith. his chine.
ter, and in so public a place.. -Thas LORD 11.t.Ton.
ordered the Defendant to enter into sureties, himself
in 2001., and two others in 1001. each.. This being
done, the parties retired.
Bow.sTntrr.—Some days ago one Wirgmen, who
has a number of men and women in his employ, to'
string beads, &c. exhibired a complaint against are
apprentice of Isis, Miss Acres, a young woman of,ree
spectableorpearanre,-for leaving his employ_withose
his permission. On producing the indenture be
which he Claimed her as his apprentice, it turned out
that she was only hound to him for five lears ; the
corntdaint was therefore not cognizable before Msgis..
(rates, they lixsinr, no controul over apprentices who
are bound for less than seven years; this complaint.
was of course discharged. Mr. Wirgman afterwards.
give Miss Acres in charge of Lock, the constable, on
a charge of felony., On this charge being tumid-
gatskl l!efore Mr 11 ices, it occupipd• near ton hours.
She was accused of having rerlbined some heaths
out of a quantity that were entrusted to her to
the statements being extremely complicated end eon.
fused, the hearing was then adjourned for Mr. Wil-
mer) to produce tritneseet, when on Saturday it etas
heard finally before Mr. Blnetr; and after con-
siderable difficulty, the charge of felony set up by
Mr. end Mrs. Wirman was reduced to this—that
Mrs. Wirgman had weighed out a certain quantify of
heads to string, and when she rearmed them elk
strung they were three pennyweights and eight graini
• short of the weight she hid didinered to he!. ;MO.
Wirgman atirditted thatitils before they were
strong, ltad. paned On ough her deoghtet'i used. tie
Ova to Wes Aeresii-eseLitt,Appeated that other-Vb.
sons had access to the beads.
Mr. .inlets discharged the complaint, hoping. Miss
Acres did not consider herself in custody before him;,
and enqrsleed how Miss Acres came to the office, if
any warrant had been granted ageitrat her, to which
he was answered in the negative, and Mr. Wirgoone
admitted that be bad not ewbmitted the case or taken
the opinion of any Magistrate upon- the unmet, hot
had given Miss Acres in charge of Lack, the 41:11•
stable, upon his own notion that a felony had been
committed, and she had been in custody for near ten
hours.
A Solicitor attended for Miss Acres, and told Mr:
Wirgman he must answer for his conduct in another
Court.

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Late on Saatirdoy night, or early yesterday morn.
ing, the stables of Viscount MerylHO, on the Peru!,
in St. James's Park, near the Egyptian greet
were broken open, and robbed r f tins liv ..y c
belonging to the servants, Ste. Ye-torday Tow, se
and .Bishop, the officers, attended on till promises,
and are•of opinion the robbery was perairtrated ttf
experienced thieves.
It is a consolation to the indnatriona mechanic,
and persons of moderate income, who are afflicted,
to know, they may.have the beat advice, gratis, if
they attend at certain boors, namely, Taeadat,
Thnrsday, and Sunday mornings, unlit one o'clock'
at the Medical Board, Great Charlotte-street, Black •
friars'-road. That thoesands suffer from iniprep-
treatment is a fact—the latent seed of a die*rifet
disease lurks in the system, destroys domestic i).,11-
piness, and entails debility, on the rising generations
—The Medical Board claims the attention of those
afflicted with Strictures, Fistulae, Cancers, Sctoptio-
las, Nervous Debilities, Erepkions, ulcerated 'Ptiettats
Pains in the head and limbs, frequently mistaken for
Rheumatism, Nodes on the shin bones, Sic.
COOPER. and Co. after forty years practise in wino
Hospitals abroad and in this metropolia, are conceit*
eel at Woodstock-street, Osford.street, daily, ft on
eight till eight ; and at the Medina) Board, Char.
lotte-house, 'Great Charlotte-stteet; Black( .
road, precisely ,from twelve until eight in the estop.
ing.—Ruptured Patients, whose tumours eacec led
24 inches, have tad them returned, to ttre "fairt.r4
of the Medical Profession.—A skit door cod die'44
rooms for females. ' r
MARRIED.
On Thursday last, at stteple Larierurd.-ctibtaitt Mlarr,
R. N., son of ,lohu Williams, list. of tiossd
Eleanor Itt.becca, Melt daughter at the Res„ 41eLly, of
Bathasnpoon-bause. Wilish.re. •

Liftn.
Nov. 25, at iirighton, Sittey, relief write late Arises Infai le;
Egg. of New-plate. iii ibe wooly of Esnet. nerd 66 •
Niir. Ci, in the 6iih ye.tr of hi. ace, I
of Abiortlon, in the cottony of Berk .
Nov. 4i. z t bit bowed/tilt-- -.4egia, Rickard chi/, "IT'
in big nib year.

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