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S tendon, or for aiding wi meat, eitabllng without Cock-wor) JMILL. • respect`. Linens of the' retained Wa, in their sAricps mill. Linen Wa3 the aCcustomed tin: with the by thegisee, COMMI DEN., ALL Pei rupt, N. lugs appointed October, and Meetings, to liro.td-stre-t, Debts, 3,1,1 he alltAved difficult:es FRI Nov, 7, tut and of H GuildhalL Nev. 2 at twelve. Within, re. chester-bui A. rattle/ Nov. 3, the Kitts's bury, and at the ItAt tAhr, at Lin p 0.7,1 the Utak& der. at ek Leicester Nov. 6, Manche: Inyir.ffiC month ders6el.l, IS:1 merchiutt, T. Focht! Arm:, 6, J. C. DArsbtry, Worcest spinner. Tlynrer Dam cm and bum, rr nufactut shire, et ston-up laverpc in chins deragun greet, Thu Per f l eitt . • . . OW •••• • . ii , . . 116•.... • I • /fr it ''t ' r '''' b 41r.. 114 ), ‘ , . \ tt l' r ~. .. r,...,- - • g„ 11 s: * ..fts . ' A ' 'll * • ''` . ! 1.. '.. .. - _... -t ‘ . . e l y t TNs t ; ~. , e 4i . fire 4 C.. 2 „. . . . . • 4 • .. . . . • i i - 1 .. , . Pure! 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IP t.:11 LINENS. .) i r LL MID, Importer of French Cambric!. lee. pectfally Informs the Nobility and Families, bin Irith the Improved Mach (by which a beautiful 4pearance L to/About impairing their durability), may be obtained, . :ions qualities end widths, at,his East India. and Fa- a Warehouse, .Lkc. `No. 16; Cheaptidt, by the PICO!, at wiled Piece price, each of whizh is warranted; togo. the hue Shectings and Pillow Lints. which nwriy an . • krence..-.French Cambric& of she fuse Val:cadent:es t tbegiolle, icc. 1, . . ..". .-:,... . . . - • ISSION OF BANKRUPT AGAII:ST DAVID r JTLIF, OF GRAVESEND, SHBEIIAK CR- • , . • Persons having any Cla i ms against this Bank- i,: t, who intend to prisra-Debts at tither of the Altsta. nted to be held . at Guildhall. on the Seth and 27t i t a i p and the el st November, are reqtared, prior to i to send to our Offices No. 16, Austin-Priars Ckslt , il ~ ,,t , in the City of London, the parcticulars of 'brir .1 the securities they hold, in order that the same may I Tit' correct) and their depositions prepared, to prevent • ' tor unnecessary dtlay at such Meetings. MADDX and SI DN'lr s f , I Solicitors tp the Commission I , _-... . 'l9 - . l lf LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE, . - . BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. 1 1 :4:l;ert Felton, of Laweessoe-Pooutnti-laUe, Lornieis, Ilizhbury-house, hop and seed-aserchant, at tan, at aIL BANKRUPTS. 'le, of Crooked-lane, London, oil-broker, to rerrerder r 24, 31, and Nov. 24, at c'even, at Guildhall. A t..*:•f- kens. Maitre and Bolton, WhiCh4llsl7.hOUSC, Oki street. laddan, of Clement's-lane, Lombard -street, terdenler, . . I . i t t 24, ?1, and Nov. 24, at twlve, at Guildhall. fitter. '::- , i.'tscri„ Wiltshire and Belton, Winchester-be rm e. t l • Whitby, cf Cleinent's-tane, London, dreg-broker, Oct. . t ate, October 17, at twelve, and Nov. 34, et one, tit _ all. Aitornizs, Mt- eras. Wiltshire and 'Bolton, Wins -house, Old Picad.-street. i Lcvy ' of Monselotreet, Goodroates..Fiela, till.', 1 sad chapman, Octo' or 20, 21, and Nev. 24, at ten, at IL Attornies, M'essra Annesky and Son,Cateaton-strict. • ett NCS, of Southwark, hop and seed-merchant, dealer and ' m, October 17, at one, 27, at rvel:e, awl Nor. 114. rat 11 I Grakih,ll. Attomles, Mesa's. Lee and Townshind, Cri.wr-sqnsre, Sonthwatl. . I keppard, of Gitinsborough, and Robert S'aeppvii, of Weer:shire. corafactors, dealtu and ch.ipro.:l nod i I tens, Nov. 3,4, at the Rutland Arms Inn. N.:A.A.:A, and 1 a 1 1 r.e, at the White Hart Inn, Gshisborough, at eleve.4- les, Meyer,. Tallcnta and Ikevor, Newark-upon-Trent, . are. Lang and Atsten, Holborn-court. Gtay'sann. ) i :tress wd Richard Em'''erson, hate of Newcastle-upon cheesernongers, hacoufactors, and copartners, October . t pv. 5 and £4, atelsvim, at the Turk's }lead, Newcastle. let, Mr. Forster, Newcastle ; or Messrs. Visher and r, 24, Holborn ' Is - 3 Com 4 / Slack, late of L ongwood-honsts, but now of Liv--rpoo . l, a.fer, dealer and coarman, Nov. 3, at sir, 4, and .: t, at , at the Widto Horse lon, Hoddertdield. .letoznies, 1. Stocker, D twson, and Herringham, New Buswell- London ; or 31r. Pc. , :r, Huddersfield. Whittenbury, Manche:4;r, ‘ aim :mile-ler and chapman, • 4, 51, and Nov. 24, at tVill, at the o_n r.k.'a Heed Inn, ' , Ater. Attomies, Messrs. Taylor and Sheiiffe, Haa- r ; or Mr. Ellis, Charcery-rant. Jones, of the Bull, Ring, lifrntingharn, corel:-..ainee, and chapman, Oct. 27, 25, and Nov. 24, at twelve, at .1 lute Hart Inn, Digboth. Artomies, Mesas. .114)nratl• id Hewitt, Bread-street, Cheapti4e; or Mr. Stamen, beg, Birmingham. • lames, of Cinderford, Gloucestershire, coal-merchant, and chapman, Oct. 91, 22, and N0v.24, et eleven, at . ing's Head, Ciloaccster. Attornics, Alessrs. Grihiths, • cm, and Whiiconibe, Gloucester; or Mr. Eit..z, *See- Inn, Fleet-street. , ~. , DIVIDENDS to be trade at GUILDHALL. 24; W. Staubrougb, jun. Woking, Sarre ;, tr. calutan, te. Nov.- 7, T. C. ilankechagen, Bishorigote- stress f t merchant, at eleven. Nov. 3, W. Thonssm, Man. mildings, Westminster, merthant; at eleven: Oct. Pi, ef, Ihighthelmstom., plumber, at tea. lIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. • 3, J. Smak, Plymouth Dock, victualler, at tle..en, at 's Arms, Plymouth DOck. Nor. 4, It. Mahon, 'let- 4 ad J. Ireland, thallerton, Wilts, corn-dealer', at twelve, am, area: ester. Nov. 1.., J. Nichols, Leads, ba4k- . , • t ten, at the Court-boos:, Leer.... N0v..5, T. Wtight, i al, soap.bAler j at eleven, at the George, Dale -street, .51. Nov. 4, J. 'll :lilts, Leicester, tracer ' at eleven, at rte Ilan, Leicester. Noy. 4, .1. Goode, Leicester, hp- akveo, at the White Hatt, Leicester... Nov. 4,"T. King, , ', 'l', grocer, at eleven, at the White Hart, Leicester. J. Hartley, Manch ester, grocer, at three, at the Stav e 1 -Aar. Nov. 5, R. and IL Ponlarain, lawey, ship- • • ,at eleven, at the :ship, Towcy. Nov. 4, 11..-Inthouf, . ~• •1 th, ironmonger, at twelve, at Weakky's Hotel, kip. , Dock. rue. 4, R. Richirda, 57.rearsbort, biachat. at at the Talbot, Shretv,hury. Nov. 4, J. Mid:ay.4, 164-. 1, mobster, at six, at the Haw and Crown, fluddelse - November 3, S. Enters., firewood, Sfatforalthise, tirabss.. t in, a c ten, at the rermwanato -a." ShiliriaL Nov. le Kerley. Gosport, slip -rhaadier, at one, at the India - • i Go4ort. t CERTIFICATES-Nomura 3. '. Clegg, Manchester, bother-merchant. R. Hatiluld, ury, Yorkshire, dea lt-v. W. Holloway, Bedwardi:le, ttershirs, saddler. S. hiilboum, Sterne, Yorkshire, eat- J. George s North Audley-street, coach-mater. C. / • mod, Strand, dealer. * , "; DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. - re end Co. Merton, Surrey, flax-manufacturers. Clap 4 Co. bankers, Witubcome. Vi hitfield and Co. Bitminr- . , ra-lers. - Hindle and Bradshaw, Manchester, flock-in;. avers, Williams 2 and .70UcS, Wcdttesbury Oak, Staffed...l. i . coal and iron-raaster4. - Jones and Smith, Abermen..7, as and dress-makers. Eastwood and Stwardown, Kir.g.. pon-Httb, linen and woollen-drapers. Nickisson and co. '. t '• Not, limo-drapers. .134ker and auto:), Ipswich, deakre to and glass.. 'Tonkin* and Ford Cherry-tree-conn, Al. i te-street, florists. lliekinson an d: Blostam, Aldengau. • J leather-manufacturers. DIATRIBUTION ON PRIZE-IIONRY. Si idur, for she hull at.d c..t:To t.: the .imetiran .t..i., es du Twelfth, the 17th instai't st 1 - - -!.*N 4 dinlk - vt^eet. - - . ;