From the LONDON GAZETTE, ...
The Times, 1824-03-17T00:00:00

G. LoPatt and W. Hlarvey, Comptou.itreet, Clerkenwell, machine- gawyers-H. Pegler, R. CoX, and D. Hewlett, Stroud, Glocestershirs, plumbers-J., E., M., W. H., B., mnd H. Fraiks, Snedshill, Shropshlre, shopkeepers-C. Standeni and B. Lea, Lonig-lane., Alderscat-street, tsllors-J. Moore and A. East,-sw HBond-strect, breeches-makers.-J. Thomson ande J. Forshaw, Liverpool, coopers.-J. Roy and J. itamsay. Perth.-T. Plowman, W. Hammond, and J. Moore, Bungay, Suiffolk, coach-masters--. G. Smith and R. Ithead, jun., Necveastle-unider- L7me. paper-manufacturers.-D. Gladstoiae, J. Foster, and T. Dove, Ltrerpool, Iron-founders, so far as regards T. Dove,-J. Foster *ind J. Eveson, Manchester, bricklayers.-R. E. and C. B. Heatheote, Shrews- bury, common-hrewers-9. Mlason and 1. Hoblev, Southam, Warwick- shire, plumber&-E- Priestley, S. Norris, and,i. Sykes, ijuddersfield and Marsden, Yorkshire, merchants, so far as regards E. Pricstley. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. John Perkins. Upper Thames-street, stationer, from Marcll 23 to May 11. iAVXRVPTC'Y SUPERSEDED. Thomas Freethy, Actoll, Middlesex, carpenter. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Boswel, Eurrey-street. Strand, tailor, to surrendar March 23, 30, April 7, at the Bankrupts' Court, Baslnghall-street: solfeitor, Mr. Richardson, WValbrook. Joseph Underwood, Bioxwfch, Staffordshlre, maltster, April 6, 7, 27, at the Fox Inn, Shrew3burY; solicitors, Messrs. Willis, WVatson, Bower and Willis, Tokenhouse yard. William Caills Corne, Welllngborough, Nortbamptonshire, dealer in lace. March 24, April 25, 27, at the ind Irn, Wellbngborough: so. lIcItors, Nessrs. Bridges and Quilter, Red Lion-square. Joseph Kerle, Waterloo-road, Surrey, statloxer, MlArch 23, April 10, -27, at the Bankrupts' Court, Baslngkall-street: solieftors, Messrs, 'Orlel and Leader, Wormnwood-street. DIVIDENDS. April 1O. J. Pettit and S. R. Burch, Southwark, hop-factorn.-AprIl It, 3. Parket, Stratford Essex, eomioon-brewer-ApriJ 9, U1. Davis, Great Barr, Sta2ordhilre, maltster.-Aprll 8, W. Walker, Wortley, Yorkshire, mLerchant.-Apnll .5, H. C3ark, Swallowheld, Wlitshire, groc er,-Arll 7, E. Chittenden. Ashford, Kent, irorsmonger. CEltTIPICATES to be granted, unless cause be showvn to the contrary on or before April 6. J. Llncoln. NorwJcb, mlller.-J. Antrobus. LIverpool, dr-per.-E. >,s Wp'ieeMlgh.etreet Southwark.-. Fletcher, Plumbland, Comber. lan Id, lAnebqlsner.-. Dowse, Chanlcery-lane, 3aw-statloner.-J. Raw, lna 1. Mtlton, Oxfordshlre, dtulggist._W- Mercer, Packer'i-court, Cole. r,, B-t,reCt, WI lrd'ct.llt liodge, DlYR ya'lane5 Islington, brIlel- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,C l . e1 We are this day o7bligtl to pv.blish two aheets iustee4 of one2 but for wlhicll the pnce is only one shilling-the cxtra bla ga little nmore tbtLn the stsnp-d ty of the addion hee paito Government. We do not know that it will beneeessary to protect this unavoidable measure bt any defence ai par, for we cannot foresee that it will be blamed. We are, however, anxious to state the circamstances of the case. The proceedings in ,arliment last night, and particularly in the Commons, are extremely inter- esting and important; but of no less importance and interest, we wilinot say to individuals,but even to the commerci.l world-to the busy many who are cnrgagedin the concerns of activelife-is therat- ter contained in OUr columns destined for advertisements: and we are bound, up to the extent of our abilities, to satisfy all claims. Hence originated the necessity of a double paper. But it inight be expected that we should have bestowed gratuitously the additional shteet. Why, so, in truth, we have; but we know not why we should be required to give that wbich hias not been given to us. We hope, that as more liberal ideas seem now to be prevailing in thte administration of the country, the represen- tations which we shall not Liil to urge, vwill have the effect of pro- curing the remission of the additional stamp or. occasions like the present, where there is no increase of numiers, but only an in- crease in matter and. bulk, extending beyond the ordinary boun- daries of a single paper. In the mean time, we wish the putblic to consi(ler, that the giving up to themn of the stamps upon the ad- ditional sheet, which we pay for to Government, would be a loss upon our sale of this day, with our circulation, of somewhere about one hundred and twenty pounds; whilst to them, should we be obliged to recur to this measure four or five times more? and Government refuse any remission, the whole annual subscription for one paper will not be increased by more than half-a-crown. To our advertising friends, probably, even less explanation wvill be necessary, because they kr ow us more intimately than the world at large. They, of cnurs<, crowd to this journal on account of the decided supeiorit4 of its sale;* and they will be pleased to observc, that notwithstanding this suneriority_notwithstanding this more extended diff-asioa of their iliterestS-our demaldsfor an advertise- ment do not exceed, we believe, those of the lowest journals in circula ion. Thcy, therefore, can have no reason to coipl un, if their communications are thus more diffusively wafted to the world in an occasional extra sheet at a namcless addition of price. They may, perhaps, also be as ntuch satisfied with the eqility of our dealings in anothie'r respect -they are all treated alike in this journal. They wil here see no insidious paragraph that has been paid for whilst it seems to origir.ate fron the Editor's own breast, and ledges his credit for its truth. 'No " We hear from our correspondent ;" or, " WVe are happy to inform the public." Every advertisement in this journal is either matked as such, or is inserted in the columns destined for that species of matter; and v:e_show no preference to any one. F'ran the LONDOAr GAZ8TTE, Tucsday, M1farch 16. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.