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Church and Chapel Singing, and Charity Sermon puffing"-in which, however, the many improprieties of that system it labours to support are made still more apparent, from the weakness and absurdity of this attempt at its vindication.-That theatrical melody should constitute part of the attrac tions and service of the House of GOD, surely cannot be justified by asserting, that "it promotes the interests of religion and morality!" and it is, we are confident, a libel on the Ministers of our Church to say, "it is at their instigation."—Veritas gravely assures us he is not a Clergyman, and we most readily believe him, for he also as seriously assures us, that "He is a stranger to the feelings of charity and humanity, icho could convert the best measures (Les Concerts à la Theatre!) to forward the culture of religion and virtue in the youthful mind, into criticism and derision!"-In declining the insertion of this letter, we take the liberty of recommending to its Author the study of the Book of Common Prayer," and "Linley Murray's Grammar." The Enigma attributed to Miss SEWARD has been too frequently before the public to acquire any new interest from its re-insertion. Fragmenta, No. XXI. and Viater in our next. W. F. is unavoidably deferred till our next. Cypher as soon as possible. T.-Elvira-W. E. are inadmissible. AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BANKRUPTS, WITH THE ATTORNIES' NAMES, FROM SATURDAY, JULY 26, TO SATURDAY, AUG, 23, 1817. N.B. All the Meetings are at GUILDHALL, unless otherwise expressed. The Country and BROOKE, JOHN, Brakenborough, Wiltshire, dealer, BRISTOW, JOHN, Cholsey, Berks, shop-keeper, Aug. 9. COOPER, HENRY, Portsea, Southampton, print- FEARD, RICH. Westoe, Denham, ship-owner, FISHER, WM. Union-pl. Lambeth, Surrey, mer- GARDNER, THOS. CHRIS. Brentford, iron-mon- HUGHES, E. E. Red-lion-sq. merchant, Aug. 16. NORRIS, PHILIP and Co. Liverpool, merchants, STORY, THOS. South Blyth, Northumberland, WEST, GEO. Kingston-upon-hull, draper, Aug 9. BANKRUPTS. ABRAHAMS, MICH. Minories, merchant, Sept. 9. BEAVAN, LAWRENCE CREW, Clifton, Glouces BIDDLE, JOS. Birmingham, factor, Sept. 9, Wool- BOARNE, JOHN, London road, Southwark, cheese monger, Sept. 13. [Coombs, Lambeth-road.] Aug, 2. BATE, WILL. Birmingham, victualler, Sept. 13, Royal, Birmingham. [Clarke and Co. Chanceryla.] Aug. 2. BYERS, ANN and Co. South-shields, Durham; and Mile end, ship-owners, Sept. 23. [Lang, America. 8q] Aug. 12. BEAL, GEO. King's-arms chambers, merchant, Sept. 9, and 30. [Hull, Staple-inn.] Aug 19. BEST, JOS. Birmingham, pocket-book-maker, Sept. 6, 8, and 30. Royal, Birmingham [Egerton and Co. Gray's-inn-sq.; and Spurrier and Co. Birming ham] Aug. 19. COLE, JAS. Plymouth, Devon, rope-maker, Sept. 6, King's-arms, Plymouth. [Leach and Co. Plymouth dock; and Makinson, Middie-temple.] 26. COTTELL, JAS. Duncombe-mi!!, Wiltshire, paper maker, Sept. 20, Full-moon, Bath. Hodgson, Bath; and Highmoor, Scots-yard, Bush-la.j Aug. 9. COULTER, JOHN, Chatham, carpenter, Sept. 6, and Oct. 4. [Lamprey, Maidstone; and Jones, Millman-st. Bedford-row.] Aug. 29. DRUITT, GUSTAVUS RICHARD, Winchester, Jinen-draper, Sept. 6, George, Winchester. [Godwin, Winchester; and Emly, Essex-co. Temple.] July 26. DAVIS, CHAS. Southampton row, Bloomsbury, Cabinet maker, Sept. 16. [Poole, Adams-co. Old Broad-st.] Aug. 5. DAY, WM. Providence-buildings, New Kent-road, plumber, Sept. 16. [Marson, Newington-butts, Surrey. Aug. 5. DOWSETT, SAM. Stewart-st. Spitalfields, silkman, Sept. 20. [Sweet and Co. Basinghall-st.] Aug. 9. DIGGLES, GEO. Newman-st. Oxford-st. money scrivener, Sept. 20. [Barrett and Co. Gray's inn.] Aug. 9. DAMAN, THOS. Tiddington, Middlesex, farmer, Sept. 23. [Rose, Percy-st. Bedford-sq.] Aug. 12. DONALD, JONATHAN, Abbott-lodge, Westmor land, cattle-dealer, Sept. 1, 2, and 29, Grey-coat, Carlisle. [Pearson, Carlisle; and Birkitt, Cloakla. Aug. 12. DAMAN, THOS. Teddington, Middlesex, farmer, Sept. 23. [Rose, Percy-st. Bedford-sq.] Aug. 19. ELLIOTT, GEO. Woodchurch, Kent, butcher, Sept. 9. (Reilley, Clement's-inn.] July 29. ELTONHEAD, JOHN, Liverpool, spirit-merchant, Sept. 16, George, Liverpool. [Griffith and Co. Liverpool. Aug. 5. FAY, EDM. Houndsditch, upholsterer, Sept. 30. [Wilks, Finsbury-place, Finsbury-sq.] Aug. 19. FENNELL, THOS. and Co. Jewry.st. Aldgate, soap-manufacturers, Sept. 6. [Lewis and Co. Princes-st. Bedford row.] July 6. FARRELL, CORNELIUS, Gosport-house, linendraper, Sept. 6, India-arms, Gosport. [Minchin and Co. Gosport; and Briggs and Co. Essex-st. Strand.] July 26. FRISBY, RICH. Leicester, horse-dealer, Sept. 20, Stag and Pheasant, Leicester. [Pilkinton, Leicester; and Makinson, Middle-temple.] Aug.9. FREWING, JAS. Blackwater, Surrey, grocer, Sept. 20, at Mr. R. Bartham's, Oxford. [Walsh, Oxford; and Pownall, Staple's inn.) Ang. 9. FUSTAIN, WM. Liverpool, wholesale grocer, Sept. 23, George, Liverpool. [Rosson and Co. Liverpool; and Clarke and Co. Chancery-la] Aug. 12. GRIFFITHS, WM. Beaumaris, Anglesea, currier, Sept. 9, White-lion, Chester. [Finchett, Chester; and Philpot and Co. Hare-co. Temple.] July 29. GREEN, WM. Lloyd's Coffee-house, underwriter, Sept. 9. [Lindsay, St. Thomas-st. Southwark.] July 29. GOUDIE, JOHN, Liverpool, ash manufacturer, Sept. 19, George, Liverpool. [Blackstock and Co. Temple.] Aug 2. GOMPERTZ, HENRY, North-end, Hampstead, merchant, Sept. 13. [Sabine and Co. Carmarthen-st. Bedford-sq.] Aug. 2. GLASSON ROB. Graisbeck, Cumberland, dealer in butter, Sept. 1, and Oct. 4, New.crown, Penrith. Harrison, Penrith; and Addison, Staple's-inn. Aug. 23. HOSEASON, WM. Jamaica, merchant, Sept. 6. [Paterson, Old Broad-st.] July 26. HOLT, JOHN, Iawrence, Manchester, dealer, Sept. 13. White-bear, Manchester. [Ellis, Chanceryla. Aug. 2. HANNUM, EDW. Threadneedle-st. ship-broker, Sept. 16. [Reardon and Co. Corbet-co. Gracechureh-st. Aug. 5. HUMPHREYS, SAM. Charlotte st. Portland-place, merchant, Sept. 20. [Knight and Co. Basing-ballst. Aug. 9. HISCOCK, EDW. Abingdon, Berks, woollen-draper, Sept. 23, New, Abingdon. [Morland, Abingdon; and Blagrave and Co. Symond's-inn.] Aug. 12. HAZEL, GEO. Sallford, Somerset, victualler, Sept. 23, Angel, Bath. [Gaby and Co. Bath: and Adlington and Co. Bedford row] Aug. 12. HANBURY, CHAS. Shoreditch, distiller, Sept. 27. [Walter and Co. Girdlers-hall, Basinghall-st.] Aug. 16. HANBURY, WM. Shoreditch, distiller, Sept. 27. [Walter and Co. Girdler's-hall, Basinghall-st.] Aug. 16. HAYNES, MATTHEW SAM. St. Mary-axe, dealer in wine, Sept. 9, and Oct. 4. [Griffiths, Clement'sla. Lombard-st.] Aug. 23. JOHNSON, THOS. Billy-mill, Northumberland, miller, Sept. 2, and 27, George, Newcastle-uponTyne. [Seymour, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; and Bell and Co. Cheapside.] Aug. 16. KEARNEY, PATRICK, Manchester, tailor, Sept. 20, Dog, Manchester. [Claye and Co. Manchester; and Adlington and Co. Bedford-row.] Aug. 9. LYNCH, PATRICK, Liverpool, woollen-draper, Sept. 9, George, Dale-st. Liverpool. [Phillips, Liverpool; and Windle, John-st. Bedford-row.] July 29. LEE, WM. Church-st. Rotherhithe, ship-chandler, Sept. 9. [Ingold, Jamaica-row, Bermondsey.j July 29. LAKEMAN, DAVID HICKLEY, Liverpool, merchant, Sept. 20, York, Liverpool. [Whitley, Liverpool; and Windle, John-st. Bedford-row.] Aug.9. LEWARŃ, WM. Taunton, Somerset, carpenter, Sept. 9, und 23, Lamb, Bridgwater. [Boys, Bridgwater; and Blake, Cook's-co. Carey-st.] Aug. 19. LINDER, ROBT. Hart-st. Crutched-friars, shipbroker, Sept. 23. [Hackett, New-co. Crutched. friars.] Aug. 12. LEWIS, EDW. Slanbester, Radnorshire, farmer, Sept. 5, 6, and Oct. 4, Duke's.arms, Knighton. [Meredith, Knighton: and Meredith, Lincoln'sinn.] Aug. 23. MANN, JOS. Sen. Templesowerby, Westmorland, tanner, Sept. 13, New-crown, Penrith. [Lowden, Clement's-in.] Aug. 2. MOSLEY, JOHN OSBORNE, and Co. Sidmouth-pl. Gray's-inn-lane, manufacturers of toys, Sept. is. [Abbott, Mark-la.] Aug. 23. MANN, JACOB HUNNAFORD, Aveton, Gifford, Devon, cider-merchants, Sept. 16. [Robert, Greystoke-pl. Fetter-la.] Aug. 5. MITCHELL, JOHN, East-st. Timbury-market, brewer, Sept. 16. [Clarke, Bishopsgate-st. Within.] Aug. 5. MEACOCK, BOBT. Liverpool, ship-chandler, Sept. 16, George, Liverpool. [Crump and Co. Liverpool; and Battye, Chancery-la.] Aug. 5. MORGAN, JOHN, Taunton, linen-draper, Sept. 20. White-lion, Bristol. [Clarke, Bristol; and Jenkins and Co. New-inn.] Aug. 9. MYCOCK, HENRY, Manchester, shop-keeper, Sept. 23, Dog, Manchester. [Clarke, Manchester; and Milne and Co. Temple.] Aug. 12. MEREWEATHER, WM. Aborfield, Berkshire, timber-merchant, Sept. 29 and 30, Pelican, Speenhamland. (Welford, Marlborough; and Phillips, Sise-la.] Aug. 19. MAYOR, JACOB, Camomile-st. merchant, Sept. 16, and Oct. 4. [Avison and Co. Castle-st. Holborn. Aug. 23. NORTHALL, WM. KNIGHT, Woolverhampton, school-master, Sept. 17, 18, and 20. [Griffiths, Bromley, Salop; and Mayhew and Co. Chanceryla.] Aug. 9. NICHOLLS, THOS. and Co. Birmingham, leather. sellers, Sept. 16, 17, and Oct. 4, Littleton-arms, Penkridge. [Forster, Walsall; and Swaine and C. Frederick's-pl. Old Jewry.] Aug. 23. PARDOW, GEO. Coughton, Warwick, needlemaker, Sept 6, Angel. Alceston. [Cheek, Evesham, Worcester; and Bousfield, Bouverie-st. Fleet-st] July 26, PARKER, WM. Hawkesclough, Halifax, merchant, Sept. 13, Dog, Manchester. [Ellis, Chancery-la.] Aug. 93. PHILLIPS, HENRY, Carey-st. Chancery-la. Coffeehouse-keeper, Sept. 20. [Knight and Co. Basinghall-st.] Aug. 9. PLACKET, THOS. Brearton, Derby, butcher, Sent. 23, Flying horse, Nottingham. [Enfield and Co. Nottingham.] Aug. 12. POWELL, RICHMOND, Carlisle, Cumberland, inn-keeper, Sept. 23, Lion and Lamb, Carlisle. [Saul, Carlisle; and Clennell, Staple's-inn.] Aug. 12. PHILLIPS, ALEX. chants, Sept. 23. la.] Aug. 12. RICHARDS, SILAS, Liverpool, merchant, Sept. 13, George, Liverpool. [Low and Co. Southamptonbds. Chancery-la.] Aug. 20. and Co. Salter's-hall-co. mer[Pearce and Co. St. Swithin's REEVE, THOS. and Co. Bucklersbury, warehousemen, Sept 20. [Adams, Old Jewry. Aug. 9. ROBERTS, OWEN, Amlwick, Anglesey, shop-keeper, Sept. 28. George, Liverpool. [Gunnery, Liverpool; and Chester, Staple's-inn.] Aug. 12. RUSSELL, DAN. Downham, Cambridgeshire, victualler, Sept. 30, Eagle and Child, Cambridge, [Smith and Co. Hatton-garden.] Aug. 19. RANKINE, DAV. and Co. Pratt-pl. Camden-town, and Sydney-st. Goswell-st. merchants, Sept. 9, and 30. [Robinson and Co. Austin-friars.] Aug. 19. REEKS, WM. jun. Wimborne Minster, Tanner, Sept. 1, 2, and Oct. 4, New-inn, Wimborne Minster. [Rowden, Wimborne; and Allen, Clifford'sinn. Aug. 23. RIPLEY, JOHN, Lancaster, merchant, Sept. 4, 5, and Oct. 4, King's-arms, Lancaster.] Willis, Lancaster; and Alexander and Co. New-inn.] Aug. 23. SPALL, GEO. Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, coachmaker, Sept. 6, Angel, Bury St. Edmund's. [Blagrave and Co. Symond's-inn, Chancery-la.] July 26. SANDMARK, ANDREW, Mark-la. merchant, Sept. 6. [Murray, Sun-co. Cornhill.] July 26. SMITH, ELISHA, Derby, Derbyshire, bleacher, Sept. 6, King's arms, Derby. [Simpson, Derby ; and Barbor, Fetter-la.] July 26. SLIPPER, JOS. Crostwick, Norfolk, carpenter and wheelwright, Sept. 9, Rampant-horse, Norwich. Sewell and Co. Norwich; and Tilbury, Falcon-st. Falcon-sq.] July 29 SCHOLEFIELD, NATH. and Co. Greenwich, haberdashers, Sept. 13. [Cranch, Union-co. Old Broad-st.] Aug. 2. SKYRING, ZECHARIAH, Threadneedle-st. builder, Sept. 20. [Hutchinson, Crown-co. Temple.j Aug. 9. SALTER, JAS. Halberton, Devon, dealer, Sept. 29, Angel, Tiverton. Partridge, Tiverton; and Gray, Gray's-inn. Aug. 12. SALMON, JOHN, Westbury, Somerset, dealer, Sept, 23, White-hart, Wells, Somerset. [Welsh, Wells; and Dyne and Co. Lincoln's-inn.] Aug. 12. SCOTT, WALTER, Longtown, Cumberland, dealer, Sept. 9, and Oct. 4. [Pinkerton, Clement's inn.] Aug 29. TAYLOR, GEO. Garton, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer, Sept. 13, Star, Manchester. [Adlington and Co. Bedford-row] Aug. 2. TAYLOR, JOHN, Credinball, Herefordshire, shoemaker, Sept. 13, Greyhound, Hereford. [Platt, New Boswell-co. Lincoln's-inn.] Aug. 2. TAYLOR, JOHN, Gosport, pawnbroker, Sept. 30, Star, Gosport. [Hardy, Bucklersbury; and Hos kins, Gosport.] Aug. 19. THOMPSON, JAS. Atherstone, Warwickshire, linendraper, Sept. 6, 8, and 30, at the Royal, Birmingham. [Swain and Co. Frederick's-pl. Old Jewry; and Whateley and Son, Birmingham.] Aug. 19. TORY, EDW. Christchurch, Hants, grocer, Sept. 1, 2, and Oct. 4, New-inn, Wimborne Minster. [Rowden, Wimborne; and Dean, Guildford.st.] Aug. 23. WELDON, JAS. Castle co. Budge-row, Warehouse man, Sept. 9. [Walker and Co. Old Jewry.] July 29. WARNER, JOHN, Great Wigstone, Leicester, lime merchant, Sept. 16, White-hart, Leicester. [Bond, Leicester; and Alexander and Co. New-inn.] Aug. 5. WISE, WM. Bath, bookseller, Sept. 20, Full-moon, Old-bridge, Bath. [Young, Charlotte-row, Man sion-house; and Wingate, Bath.] Aug. 9. WETTALL, BEN. Manchester, tailor, Sept. 20, Dog, Manchester. [Baron, Manchester; and Hurd and Co. Temple.] Aug. 9. WALDUCK, HENRY, Homer-st. St. Mary-le-bone, cheesemonger, Sept. 23. [Burdon, Coldbath-sq.] Aug. 19. WOLSTENCROFT, JOSHUA, Salford, Lancaster, common brewer. Sept. 12, 13, and 27, Palace, Manchester. [Kershaw, Manchester: and Hurd and Co, Temple.] Aug. 16. WEALE, WM. Birmingham, brazier, Sept. 17, 18, and 30, Royal, Birmingham. [Clarke and Co. Chancery-la.; and Webb and Co. Birmingham.] Aug. 19. WITHERS, JOHN, Bristol, hat manufacturer, Sept. 2, 3, and Oct. 4, White-hart, Bristol. [Frankis, Bristol; and King, Serjeant's inn.] Aug 23. AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF DIVIDENDS, FROM SATURDAY, JULY 26, TO SATURDAY, August 23, 1817. Coles, F. and Co. Mincing-la. July, 29 ABBOTT, R. Coventry, Aug. 23 Adair, A. and Co. Winchester-st. Abbotts, G. Lacher, Ang. 30 19 Borland, J. Liverpool. Aug. 22 26 Clarke, M. jun. Colchester-st. Aug Fincham, O. High-st. Sept. 5 Cooke, L. Winsley-st. Aug. 9 Cohen, B. Bishopsgate-st. Aug. 26 Dixon, J. and E. Liverpool, Aug. 22| 26 Gaze. M. Mitcham, Aug. 23 George, J. G. N. New Bond-st. Green, J. O. Bath, Sept. 6 Gillingham, H. jun. Corfe Castle, 26 Hawkins, J. Radipole, Aug. 26 Heathfield, T. Tiverton, Sept. 19 Haywood, J. W. Warnford-co. Harvard, J. Chiswell-st. Sept. 16 Hanly, M. Mitre-co. Sept. 9 2 2 Marler, J. and Co. Ironmonger-ia. M'Clary, J. Salisbury.st. Sept. 6 Price, G. Threadneedle-st. Aug. 23 Mercer, T. and Co. Tonbridge, Aug. 26 Mansell, S. Stow on the Wold, Aug. 27 1 Siordet, J. M. and Co. Austin-fri. Simpson, W. Manchester, Aug. 15 16 Slater, A. Gawsworth, Sept. 11 Tindie, J. Minories, Sept. 16 Weston, P. Bilton, Aug. 18 Williams, T. Coleman-st. Aug. 30 AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CERTIFICATES, FROM SATURDAY, JULY 26, TO SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1817. ADAMS, D. Fleet-st. Aug. 30 Astley, F. Dukinfield, Sept. 6 Hellyer, J. Lloyd's Coffee-ho. Aug. 26 Hindley, T. H. Liverpool, Aug. 30 Hague, G. Sheffield, Sept. 2 Hassell, S. Betchton, Sept. 9 Lees, J. Whitehall, Sept. 2 Bush, J. Bishop Stortford, Aug. 16 Hamilton, C. Hexham, Sept. 2 Murray, C. Bath, Aug. 19 Rhodes, J. Stockport, Aug. 19 13 Strong, R. Whitehaven, Aug. 16 Wharton, W. Manchester, Sept. 6 Winship, T. Mount, Greenwich, Hawkins, W. Bicknell, Aug, 19 Piper, W. Hammersmith, Aug. 18Young, G. Lawrence Pountney. Aug. 19 Parry, T. Kington, Sept. G Europ. Mag. Vol. LXXII. Aug. 1817. Jull, Aug. 16 Young and Co. Water-la. Sept. 13 B b |