155 The other prisoners denied that they had concurred with the mob iu ileitiandine 111011 i v. Several witnesses then stave the prisoners a good character. Mr. Justice Abbot rerapitulats d the evisleure to the Jury, and observed, that if they shouts, he of opinion that Mr. Ed %%aide was induced to part %still tile money from the violent-I actually used towards Into, and from the fear of greater in ' levee, it was not mat. red weenier it was the money of beck wouil, or of the hankere, or 01 Edwards; he uses the isiel4lll 111 110-,SESSIOII of the property, and in point of lay% the prisaner , could not hay it was his property, but that of :moths r. The in dietment,however, was so framed us to inert the vase in es ery view. Dennis, in hie sletimee. had /mid, that he was not a free mill voluntary agent, but took part vs ialt the umli for fear of violence; hut it was incumbent 1111 a person to eliiiw most (Wetly and satistetemeily , not merely that he was in the miteet foreeti to Min all mileefial aesembly, hut that he rentiiitted in it only so long as that force taus upon him. 'Lesley voted jntl fr the evidence, whether the psi,oner had nettle out il e;I:•e of that nature. Some person , Ilettl ~ tiveTt them a good charac ter; but as lie hail already observed, where facts were clearly prOVed, character mild not avail. 'rue Jury deliberated for some time, and then returned the following verdict. leensiis,Jeffers tttt t soot Ito tter Guilty ; Hop kins and Cantwell Not Guilty. TFIIItSDA if, JUNE _9.—W illiam Atkin, Jelin Dennis, Sarah Holthe, Rickard Jessopp, John Jetteropti, .liarno Layton, John l'cieke, and John Cooper, were found guilty of riot and rob bery its the dwelling-house, of % Cs e sper, of tete. j o i e) F ete .. mail was acquitted.—Four of tlw above pr isoners were again tried with W. Welker and limes Ceinaiell, tot robbing Mr. G. Stevens, of Ely, miller, and all found guilt), except Jefferson and Walker.—Aaron Clievell and William lit'italibS the elder, were arraigned for rubbing Henry l'eneley, of Littleport, Esq. 'fine Jury found Aaron Che yell g uilt y , and Win. Ileamiss not guilty. FRIDAY, Ju YE 21.-3. leasey. J. Walker, C. Crowe, R. Nicholas, w, e s ele xe sei, W. Wibon, and R. Butcher, were placed at the bar. and arraigned for having, on the night of the tad of Nifty List, in the parish of bitdepurt, feloniously . to en various articles of grocery and drapery, together with three promissory notes of the wane of one pound each, from the dwelling-house ut Rebecca Waddelow, and by causing fear in the said Itebecca Waddelow and others. 'l'o this intlictinesit the prisoners pleaded Not Guilty. Mr. Gurney. as leading counsel for the proaccution, addressed the Jury for the purpow of reminding them, that the prisoners were the same persons who had been put upon their trial on Tuesday. as eharged with having committed the crime of burglary, and in whose Etyma a \ et tlict of acquittal had been necessarily given; in consequence of an error in the frame of the indicuneut, which described the house in ques tion to be the property of Rebecca Waddelow; whereas it appeared by Mr. Martin's evidence, that it was the joint property of her and Mr. Martin. It was the same case to which he had now to direct their attention, but presented in a new form , and to prevent any possibility of mistake, three different counts were introduced, charging it to be the property of Mr. Martin. of Mrs. Warldsliw„ and the joint property of both. In the charge as originally framed, other person. 4 were in. eluded in the offence: but as they had been convicted of otitis capital crimes. it had been deemed advisable to disembarrass the present pro secution as far as they were concerned. The witnesses were then examined, and the cause occupied a great portion of the day; but as the evidence varied little from what was given on the fanner trial, it is unnecessary to lead our readers into a minute detail of it. The Jury. after five minutes consideration, found a verdict of guilty against Eeeey, Walker, Butcher, and Crowe, and acquitted Nicholas, Wilson, and Jefl'erson. Henry Benson, a considerable farmer, who was out upon bail. was then put to the bar, and indicted for exciting and instigating divers persons to commit riots in the town of Ely. The court ordered him to find surety, himself in 40OL and two others in 2001. each, to appear and take Menial at the next assizes. B. (oopst the elder, and R. Cooper the younger, were also bound in to appear at the next assizes, and take their trial for riotous ends rit in the town of Ely. W. helltail the elder, and W. Beamiu the younger, were convicted of hping, on Wednesday, the 42cl day of May last, feloniously as stoked 8.. Chceacright the younger, of Littleport in the Isle of Ely. and pot him in bodily fear; and of having taken from his person a banker's cash note of the value of IL After this, from to to 30 prisoners were severally put to the bar, and indicted for having committed various felonies and misdemeanours at Littleport, on the fed, 23d, and 24th of Mny last. Some of them were snowed to traverse till the next assizes; and the remainder having sig nified their wish to be tried immediately. Mr. Gurney rose, and addressed the Court as follows t— o. My Lords—My learned friends and myself have had imposed on ns a very painful, but at the same time a very important duty—that of presenting to your consideration those lamentable cases of outrage and plunder which have occupied your attention for several days past. Of the prisoners now at the bar. many are charged with inisdemeaneuee, some of them with larcenies, and two with committing assaults with intent to rob. In the course of these transactions, there were not fewer than three hundred persons engaged : about ' sty were committed for trial ; and in every case that has yet ap the commitment of a the magic' -sues has been con fi rmed by the coding of the grand jury.— It has been the anxious wish of his Majesty's government not to tall for judgment in more cases than were necessary ; and we have been in vested with a discretion to pause when a sufficient number of cases had been brought before the Court. We have been anxiously looking to the limits of this power; and we trust that, in pausing here, we have wit been inattentive to the public welfare on the one side, or to the ci tints of humanity on the other. As to the prisoners now at the bar, we are desirous that every one of them should he enlarged, on giving a small seearity for their appearance here on a future day; wish ing them, however, to understand, that if they make a proper return to the lenity of the crown. they will not be called upon to answer for the offences with which they now stand charged. Enough, we hope, has been done to teach the inhabitants of this isle thc necessity of obedience to the laws, sad of r %pea for the peace and property of their neighbours. They will find, that if unlawful assiemblies shnuld ever again spring up, it will be as much three interest as it is their duty to associate and put them down, as patience and indulgence only encourage greater ennies. I hope. too, enough has been dour to teach those who may be inesuced to mix with a mob meaning oidy the violation of the peace, the danger of been , : led on to the commesion of the blackest crimes, which DMA inevita,,iy bring them to destruction. I have only fa sther to remark, th e e 1 'seise we seen not have to repent the lenity , which the crown has ludionzed us to show to the misguided men who now stand at the bar." Mr—Justice Abbot then addressed the prisoners as fallows Prisoners st the bar—The ]carnal gentlemen who have nppeared here on the behrlf of the public, to conduct the prosecution against the very avincrous offenders who were brought for justice here. have, in the exercise (if tlieir ditearetion, given you the oppforninity of returning to so csety, without being subject to take your trial for the bills winch have been fraud against you, on your own security, and the security of such friends as you may find, to appear here at a future time; accompanied with an arownsnee to you, :hat if you shall conduct yourselves quietly, soberly, and peaceably, you shall never again be called upon. I trust the very great lenity which tl ey have displayed on this occasion will have its due iffiest upon your minds; and that, on your return to your houses, you will not only conduct yonrsclets quietly, but warn your Mends and n,ightiours to behave in like manner. The propriety of the ilisaction winch 'tuts ir in exercised will never be calk d m qtr.:Kevin, unless you abuse the mercy which has been extended to yon. The court trusts that it will operate on your (,tire livas, and that you will 'mon'', 'on of fresh crimes, than not be the his restrained from the you would have been if ycu had Inen brought to some punishment. I now b ulks you to depart. YOU will have your friends hen: to-morrow THE NATIONAL REGISTER. morning, to enter into security for your good behaviour, but to ar amoutit that will not de:ter any person from being responsible tin you. Eiadi of you ins y give his own recognizance for 54)1., alai Mid two sure ties for lel. each, or one surety for kid." The learned Judge then addressed the Grand Jury a' follows ;--- " Gentbmen of the Grand Jury—the cotuitry is greatly indebted to you fur the services sou havo already ferformed ; but as it may be ne cessary that you ahould re.assenible, if fresh elbturbances should be cone mitt:4, the court cannot eisruiss you in the usual way. You are for the present dismissed, and the country is obliged to) ou for the tine and manly way in which you have discharged your duties." Several of the prisoners entered into revovizanees in court ; and the whole were about to retire, when Mr. Justice Abbot desired to make one other observation to them. lie exhorwel them, me their return to their homes. to avoid all excess of Lqunr, and not to drink and tipple at pu bli c .h uuse s. Such practices were nio.4 pernicious to themselves and injurious to their families. It appeared that these transactions hail arisen from a oath issuing cut of a peiblir-house. this was the origin of the present mischiefs, and others of the like nature. Ile cautioned them. therefore. to avoid such meetings, and such conduct, for the future. The Court tlicn adjourned till nine o'clock to-morrow mottling. From die LONDON GAZETTE', Tuesday, Jane 18. Crown-Of.‘c, June IR. New MEMBERS to sere in PautiamErsiv. Borough of Liverpool—The Bight lion. George tanning. Borough of Gauen—Mark Wod, of Gatton, in the room of Sir William Convert, Bart. who has armyszd etc Chdtcrit Hundreds. BAN K Rl' 1"1'S. C. Wyss'', of Bneklersbury, warehouseman, June 25, .fidy 6. 30, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Dodd, W. M-Qtiturn. of Leadenhall-avers, merchant. June 22. July 6, 30, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Hackett, N..w-court, Swithin's-lone. J. BARKER and C. GRAVER. of Broad-street. merchants. June 25, July 1, so. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Wilde. Warwick-square. B. GALL. jun. of oodbridge, Suffolk. draper . ..lime tts. luly at the King's Arms. Woodbridge. Att. Mr. Nelson, Barnard's-um. T. COBDEN. of Chichester, carpenter, July 1. 4, 30, at the India anns, Goeport. Att. Mr. Bowe, Clement's.inn. R. CLARE. late of Warwick Bridge. Cuinherland, dealer. July 5,4, 30. at the King's b ma, Qtrlisle. Mts. Mounsey and Cu. Staple-inn. T. C of Wortley, Lancashire, cotton-Loanuf.cuuer, June Ai. 2:1„ July 30. at the V. arren Beikeley Arms, Stockport. Atta. Cooper and Co. Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. T. BUL coct. of New Leith, Lancashire. cotton-spinner. July 5,6, 30. at the Dog. Manchester. Atts. Hurd and Co. Temple. W. Fortst ea. of Shaddon, , ate, Carlisle, iron-thunder, June 27, 95, July 30, at the Duke's Head, Carlisle. Att. Mr. Hodgson, Buck lersbury. 11. BECHER, of Pownill's Terrace, Kennington-road. merchant, June 22. t 23. July 30, at Guildhall. Atts. Kearsey and Co. Dishopsgate street Within. A. Dote', of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ship-builder, July 9. 10, 30, at the George, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Aces. Atkinson :Aid Co. Chan cery-lane. J. FARTHING, of St. John's-street, victualler, June 25, July 6, 30, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Flashmsin, Ely-place Holborn. T. RYacttSlollE. late of Caddington, Hertfokshire, farmer. June 25, 29. July 30, at Guildhall. Mts. Aubrey and Co. Took's-court. J. 'rawton, late of llexwo Town. rag-merchant, June 22. July 6, 30. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. West, New Boswell-cuurt, Carey-stmt. T. atiLituarr, late of Ilammond's-cotut. Mincing-lane, wine-broker, June 22, July 6, 30. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Haynes, Fenchurch-st. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. July 9, F. Coar, of Newmarket, Suffolk, druggist. July 9. T. and C. Rugg. of Austin-friars, silkinen. July 20, B. Bovil and C. Hanbury, of Catherine-court, Tower-hill, corn factors. July 9. T. Pinkerton, of New Broad-street, merchant. July 9. M. Eailes. of Upwell, hie of Ely. shop-kix-pm July 13, J. H. arid W. H. Goodlake. of Limehouse. ship-chandlers. July 9. W. ranter, of titansell-street, thscsiman's-lislds, broker. July 13, 1. Strombom, of Austin-friars, merchant. July 9. J. Meorhouse. of Sloane-street, Chelsea, wine-merchant. July 9, S. Wright. sell. of Grainge-road, Bermondsey, bricklayer. June 29, D. Anderson, of Billiter-lane, merchant. July 9, A. F. Kemp, of Austin-friars. merchant. July 13. F. Fisher, of Edgware-road, St. Mary Paddington. July f 3, T. Hannan. of Tottenham-court-road, grocer. July 9. J. Balliner, of the City-chambers, Bishopsgate-street, merchant. DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY. July 12, J. Noyes, of Pewsey, Wilts. eoal-merchant, at Marlborough. July 11. J. Saint, of 1-yrntagton, Southampton, iron-founder, at I.yrnington. July 10, S. Ackerlcy, of Liverpool, draper, at Liverpool. .July it, J. Harvey, of Okehampton, Devon, woolstapler, at Tavistock. July 12. J. Whitaker, of Leeds, meal-seller, at Leeds. July !h..1. Browne, of Sandford, Devon. fanner, at Exeter. July 13. D. Cornish, of Prime Selwood, Somerset, clothier, at Frome Selwood. July 9. 11. Mayon, of Stoke Golding. Leicester, farmer, at Leicester. July 12. W. Price, of Worcester, maltster, at Worcester. CEICIIFICATF.S, JULY 9.—J. W. Sowcrby, of Fish-street-hill, merchant—J. Tyrer, late of Bickarstaff, Lancashire. cattle dealer—W. Hancocks, late of Stratton, Herefordshire, pig-dealer—lt. Wealdey, of Plymouth Duck, tavern-keeper—ll. Norman. St. Neot's. Hunting. donshire, corn.dealer-11. Barnes, of Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, com mon-carrier—T. and G. Strafford, of Holborn iridge, haberdashers— C. A. Ansell, of Carshalton, Surrey, paper-maker—W. Griffiths, of Bath, hatter—S. Stocks, of Jiunaica-row, Bennolulsey, rope-manufac turer—T. Halford, late of Finch-lane, Cornliill, stock-broker—L. Sims, of Castle-street. Houndaditch, merchant—R. King, law of 01d-street road. butcher—R. Potter, late of Ilkeston. D Aphis°, " PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Hussey It!Id T. Nash, of Prying-Pan-alley, Southwark, smiths, K. Weldon and J. Hughes, of Birmingham, engineers. S. C. Holland and M. Denison, of Malta, merchants. G. and J. Wills, of Bristol, tea-dealers. J. W. Lancaster and Z. Porter, of Ham Hill Quarry, Gloucestershire, stone-quarriers. S. Rhodes and S. Anstcy, of Sheffield, cut-iron-founders. W. Hearn and G. Freund, of Strattiwd, Essex, fellniongcrs. D. and G. Scott. of Chesterfield, racking-manufacturers. W. Anderbon & E. Elliott, of the Gratsmoor Coal Works, Derbyshire. H. and W. Sharrow, of Little St. Martin's-lane, saddlers. R. Hodge and Co. of Newoutle-upon-Tyne. rope-makers. .1. 1/odds and J. Faddy, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, insurance-broker,. W. Little and Co. of Liverpool and New York. W. Yarnell and J. Brothtrum, of Liverpool, woollen-drapers. From SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZE7'TE,June24, [This Gazette announces. that the Count de liemidingen, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of Wur. tem berg, has had his audience of have of her Majesty ; and that his mic mssnr, M. tie Neuffer, La, had his first private aisdienee of her Majesty. It ahso notifies the appointment of Gibbs Crsiwtiml ntrobus, Esq. to be Secretary of Legation to the United States of America.] RANKRI:PTCY ENLARGED. W. C. linowm, of Stonelbouse, Gloucestershire, clothier, from Ju 15 to August 3. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. .1. Catsr. of Nicholas-lane, merchant. M. FAIR tr.ss, of Bishop-Weannouth, merchant. BANKRUPTS. ........ , . . .1. and R. l.taltp, of Halliacll, Laneeshire, cotton.spnners, July 12, 13, Aug. 3, at the Bridge Am, Bulton. Au. AU. Maltloweroft, Gray•rinn-oquare. JUNE 23. Il 11 ART, of Orruskirk. l.anea him, cottun-manufacturer, July R, 10, Aug. 3, at the Dog, Mancht stcr. Atts. Hurd and Co. Temple. W. Vast:. of Spalding, Lintolnahire, surgeon, July 5, 6. Aug. 3, at the White Hart, Spalding. Au. Mr. Gaunt. Lamb's Conduit-it. C. Act 0:c, of Lichht ld. blacksmith. July V 2. 23, at the Talbot, Ruge.- ley, Staffurdshire, Aug. 3, at the Swan, Statinrd. Atts. Debary Aral Co. 6.ms-street, Lineolo's.ion-fLids. J. REID, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, saddler, July 1, It, Aug. 3, at the George. Newcastle-tip:l-Ty mr. Att. Mr. Hartley. New llridge-st. W. Itostsrsow, of Grays, Essex, victualler, Jun. 26, July 2, Aug. 3, at Guildhall. Atts. itt ur.t4 Co. Ilaydon-,yrze, J. (nu :x, of Mark-lane, wine-broksr. June 39, July 6. Aug. 3, at Guildhall. Mt. Mr. Burnley, Cloirch-court, Walbrook. C. W RLEY, of Woorlyats. Dortetshire, innkeeper. July 2, 3, Aug. 1, at Wuodyati Inn, Pentridge. Au. Mr. Hayward, Chancery-lane. T. P. Avast,. lute nt* Hood-lane, and of Mincing-hoc. merchant, July 2 , I;, Aug. 3. at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Haynes, Penehurch-.t. W. roitSTEtt, of St. Martin's-lane, sdverun;th, .luly 6,9, Aug. 3, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Stokes, Gslden.striarc. G. CartrLa. of Witeatlnutipstead, liertfonishire, farmer, July 2,6, Aug. 3. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Dorset-at. Snlisurry-square. W. HOOD, of Crosby-40;1re, and S. GROVE, of Taunton, Somerset, . memhants. July 6, 9. Aug. 3, at Guildhall. Atts. Shawe and Co. Tudor-street. Blackfriars. 11. NVEctig, of New Sarum. Wilts, wine-merchant„ July 3. 6, Aug. 3, at the Public Booms, New Sarum. Au. Mr. Linty, Essex-eourt. J. DEN xrr, of Manchester, woollen cord-manufacturer, July 15. VO. Aug. 3, at the Dog, Nlanehe.ter. Att. Mr. Ellis, Vtaneery lane. P. Tv LE.u. of Iladdonhant, Bucks, maIt:ALT, July 1, IV. Aug.:, at the George. Aylesbury. Atts. Hose and Co. Gray's-inrwaptare. B. Scoir, ,of I lomenatle, Lincolnshire, merchant, July 24. igt. Aug. 3, at the Saracen's llead, I.ruculn. Att. Mr. Spencer, Lamb's Cot.- duit-street. . _ _ J. RoTitiav, of Whitehaven, mercer. July 9. 10, Aug. 3, at the Black Lion, WhitelLivelt. Att. Mr. Clennell, Staple-inn. W. and J. Ntosi:Ll:fr, Lite of Ponca, glass-merchants. July 5,6, Aug. 3, at the George, Portsmouth. Att. Mewirs. Naylor, Great Newport-street. Long-acre. J. aurtisow. a Sheffield. grocer, July 4, i, Aug. 7, at the Tontine Inn. Sheffield. Mt. Mr. Bettye, Chaneery-lane. W. WHEELER, late of Woleerley, Worcestershire, innkeeper. July IK, 19, Aug. 3, at the White llart, nardebury. Atts. Leigh and Co. New Bridge-street- J. Wait:HT. of Birmingham. inkstand-manufacturer, July 4. 5, Aug. 3, at the Royal Hotel, Itinidngliam. Atts. Clarke and Co. Chan- eery-lane. B. GILL, of Manchester, draper. July IR, :9. Aug. 3, at the Dog, Manchester. Atts. Adlington and en. lictltiod.mw. J. !Mummy. of Leadenham, Uncoil:shin., farmer, July 5,6, Aug. 3, at the White Lion, New Sleaford. Au. Lambert and Co. Bed. ford-row. 1. HrwnY, of Liverpool. draper, July 5, 6. Aug. 5, at the George. Liverpool. Att. Mr. Meadoweroft, Gray's-inn-square. W. Cost LASS, of Rcdiford-Mill, and S. BOLTON. of Emmett-Hall, Lancashire, cotton-spinners, July 13, 25. Aug. 5, at the Star, Man chester. Au. Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane. R. RANDALL. of Coleman-street, Blackwell-hall-factor. July 2,6, Aug. 3. at Guildhall. Mts. Weston and Co. Fcliclunch-sue:l. G. tV curt, of Limehousc-Hold-stairs, shipwright, June 2.5, July 5, Aug. 3, at Guildhall. Atts. Courteen and Co. Walbrook. W. 110 PKINSOV. of Chiswell-street, Finsbury-mare, merchant. June 29, July 6, Aug. 3, at Guildhall. Atts. fourteen and Co. Walhmok. T. Gltr.r.s, late of Birmingham, upholder, July 19, to, Aug. 3, at the Swan, Birmingham. Au, Mr. Pearson, Fen-co. Fenchurch-st. J. STOCES, late of Aldersgate-street, salesman, June 25. July 6, Aug. 3, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Robinson, Essex-street, Strand. T. ARNOLD. of Rochester, grocer, June 25, 29, Aug. 3, at GuildhalL Au. Mr. Wilde, Warwick-square, Newgate-street. J. P. CARPENTER and J. WEBBER. of Wellington, Somerset, dra pets, July 11, 14, Aug. 3, at the Squirrel, W dungeon. Att. Mr. I'earson. Temple. E. Porra, of Ilishop-Wcarmouth, ship-builder. June 2G. July 22, Aug. 3. at the Budge Inn. Bishop-Wearmoutli. Att. Mr. Blakis ton, Symontrs-inn. C. HAVES. of Fenehurch-street, and Kingsland-Crescent. Kingsland. wine-merchant. June 49, July 6, Aug. 3, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. - - Ilaynes. Fvnehurch-street. V. LABROW. of St. John-street, Smithfield, drug t ist. June 29. July 6, Aug. 3. at Guildhall. Au. Adlington and (.o. Bedford-row. W. HERVEUT. sen. of Llanidloea, Montgomery. flannel-manufac turer, July 2, 13. Aug. 3, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Bigg, South ampton-buildings. Chancery-lane. S. BLOOKE, of Birmingham, cabinet-maker, July 18, 19. Aug. 3, at the White Hart Inn, Ilartlebury. Att. Mr. Alexander, Carey-st. S. MACHIN. of Lincoln, milliner, July 24, 25. Aug. 3, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Lincoln. Atts. Wiltshire and Co. Winchester-House, Old Broad-street. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. July 13, J. Cox, of Woolwich, stone-mason. July 13, J. Palmer, of Thavics-inn, money-scrivener. July 16,1 Hight, of Two-Waters, Hetnel-Ilampstmul, Herts, farmer. July 13, W. Oakley and Co. of Church-street, Southwark, woolstapkrs. July 9, H. Cooke and D. Prince, of Coleman-street, merchants. July 13, H. Martin, of the Crescent, merchant. June 25, J. J. Lindner. of Broad-street, Ratcliffe. hat-manufacturer. July 20, 'f. Lewis, of Great 'rower-hill, merchant. DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY. Aug. 16, R. Hokroft, jun. and J. Pickering, of Warrington, Lancas ter, upholsterers, at Manchester. July 15, W. Cook, of Liverpool. merchant, at Liverpool. July 15, A. Carson and W. Distell, of Liverpool, metch., at Liverpool. July 20, F. Owtram, of Worksop, Nottingham, linen-draper, at Manchester. July 16, R. V. Wreford„ of Bristol, linen-draper, at Bristol. July 25, G. Heartier, of Torquay. Devon, cabinet-maker, at Torquay. July 15, J. Tagg, of Nether Knutsfonl, Cheater, innkeeper, at Ne ther Knutsfonl. CERTIFICATES,Ju LY Bury, of Kinfare, StaTord, butcher --G. Weld', of Liverpool, merchant—A. Fell, of Liverpool. ship chandler—J. Nisbet, of Liverpool, merchant—S. Wekh, of Church 51inshull, Chester, malt-dealer—J. Crawley, of Crimseott-street, Ber mondsey, skin-salesman—W. NVorrall. of Liverpool, merchant—J. Iltunpliris, of Cold-Aston, Gloucester, dealer in cattle—T. Crowley, of Kingston-upon-HMI. grocer—J. Sowerby, of Cheapsitle, merchant --S. 1. Lob, of Windmill-street, Finsbury-square, merchant—fl. Price, of Oxford-street, linen-draper—W. Forrester and J. Kerr. of Crown-court, Broad-streetonerchants—J. Tozer, of Alderman's-Walk, Bishopsgate-street, and W. C. Brown, of Stonehouse, Gloucester, mer cliant4--J. J. Dean, of Nutkin's-corner, Bermondsey. shipwright—W. Brown, of Sutton at Hone, Kent, sheep-dealer—T. Orton, of Liver pool, hosier—J. Slee, jug. of Brighaieltustone, Sussex, wine and bandy-merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Odling, of Parliament -street, and S. Moore, of Islington, butchers. W. Johnson and Co. of Liverpool, ship-handlers. .1. Clover and %V. Green, of Nlnolestielcl, Chester, ironmongers. I. and T. I reland, of Kirkby-Kendall, Westmorland, woollen-manufact. G. and J. Peak, of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stafford, mercers. A. Ball and E. Calling, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. milliners. .1. Dowson and Co. of Limahouse-Bridge-Dock, St. Anne. J. and .1. Hinchliffe, of Newland, York, clothiers. S. Jones and W. G. Wilinot, of Norton Falgate. H. Willis and Co. of %Vartiford-court„ Throgniorton-street, anomie,. W. Ilinchliffe and J. Botheroyd, of Kaye-lane, Almondbury, manufaoturers of fancy goods. Mr. Serjeant Copley moved for a rule in the Court of Corn orm l'ieas, un Mooday, to rime why the j e w irmen t in the of Sir 'l'. Hardy r. Niel - mug 1111 l lil not be arre.t rd , the decimation being detictivt: putts' ui I. ltuht grauted.