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A pril AB, George Dixon, Chiswell-street, FinsburY-square, ironmeo U twelve. ~d ___ state/keg, to act a.. the CO4setlypat eay diem/ice Isere Landon exceedkng twenty miles; and4ot eueedieglools realer distance as shall, froni time to time, sbpplatMo the Lard Chancellor to be midis(); iairkktAiiyalf; and that all such commis:4ms ;should. be .4ia : e5.0441., : a1ui t.xiscuted by, one of the persons soTti Attikakited. 3 11 4„:4Weirtlitil unless it shutildh?PlAsil.o.VilPP. cik pp ling for any such coninlissiunt.patsontAniatld be Actually engaged i4.thc Pec t igitnt OtAbetpoimittguam missions.preymusty - , t , • • 48. 'Chat* would tscr expechey„, 3n order to provide for the executton o .wla-contniulons, when it may happen, that atAelinse of Applying for any bull commission, all the said persolukaholl be ,actugly on- gaged in the execution of othm.country somosissions ; and also to provide for the e;eikutios; 4.41 other corn. missions, for the examination.of,Witsresses in the coun try, at any distance from London, eiceeding,the to be prescribed by the Lord High Chancellor, as afore said, that the Lord High Chancellor should nominate a certain number of other persons, at hil diicrstipo, who are resident in the country, to act 45 Commissionee, for the examination of witnesses, within each et:4i% arty, or populous town, Or.qber.diStßOrt or diritstig ka te - be designated and dentibad,by him; spch penuaa g barristers at law, athere thelamo. can convertsai4; be found; and that one of such persons. aloog ibnuld ex ecute every sucltAncom'ssioo, although the sarne.shoeld be directed to two of such persons, in order timt, he,wto is secondly named might proceed in the mecuticm of the commission, in case the person, therein first named, should be unable or unwilling to attend. 49. That, in order to secure the convenient execution of such commissions within the limits to be prescribed byjhe Lord High Chancellor, as aforesaid, when it shill happen that all the said persons, nominatedby him, and resident in London, are actually engaged in the execution of other commissions, and also to secure the like convenient executicti of all other commissions in. the country, at any'distance limn London, exceeding the limits so prescribed, it would be further expedient, that the two persons to whom such commissioei shall be dkected, should be selected from the list of those who are to be nominated and appointed by the Lord High Chancellor, as last aforesaid b - by such Master of the Court of Chancery as shall happen to.be in attend ance at the public office: wh . ch Master shall also ap point the place for the execution of every such co:11- mission, having regard to the residence of she Commis sioners and witnesses; and, as far as may, be consists:A with those circumstances, maintaining a due rotaiii.n among the persons so nominated and appointed by ti.e Lord High Chancellor ; and that where such cons ri sic): are' executed 'by the,-persons therein tecluldiy named, the cause of the absence of the person therein first named should be,certified, ander the hands of ,the solicitors attending the execution of the said .commi s . sien, on behalf of the seieral.parties, and alsoander the hand -of the acting Conimislioner, speaking • to 'his knowledge or belief; and tbit: such certificate ahoisl.l be annexed to and returned with the commission. 50. That in order to MAWS the enrol - stem esecuii•.n .ot all commissions• in the country, whether within ur DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. April 18, Joseph Horn, Liverpool, block and pump maker, at twelve, at the office of Mr. William Hinde, Marshall-street, Liver. pool. April 23, Robert Fowle, Blandford, Dorsetshire, draper, at ' eleven, at the Crown lan, Blandford. April 20, Robert Wilkinson, George Snowdon, and John Frederick Lumley, Stockton, Durham, bankers, at eleven, at the Black Lion Hanel, Stockton. May 1, Thomas Philips, Narherth, Pembrokeshire, and Marcismont-street, Burton-crescent ' merchant, at one, at the Lion Inn, Narberth. April 18, John Higsbn, Frodshatn, Cheshire, beer brewer, at ton,, at White's Horn), King-street, Manchester. CERTIFICATES—Aran, 15. Charles Stocking, Paternoster-row, bookseller and stationer. William Tyrrell, E sat Daley, Berkshire, draper and tailor. Robert Bousfield, White Hart-yard, Drury-lane, woollen-draper. Thomas Allen Simkin, Ross, Herefordshire, wine and spirit merchant. John Q,uincey Hamilton, Fenchurch-street, cotton merchant. John Lake, Broad-street, Golden-square, tailor. Samuel Clarke, Castle street, HolbOrn, tailor. Richard George Palo, Lloyd's Coffee house and Brixton, underwriter. Thomas Lovell, Olney, Bucic ingliamshire, draper. John Baskerville, French Horn, Lambeth- . 1 walk, victualler. James Somers, Oxford-street, and Holywell street, Shoreditch, perkman. Fransis Furley, BEnchinhampton, Gloucestershire, cooper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Charles Judson and Samuel Cook, Little Able-street, Goodman's fields, upholsterers. Jost-ph Henry Oates, Thomas Smith, and Joseph Warwick, Leeds, iron founders. Thomas Watts and Thomas Foley, Manchester, petatoe dealers. Joseph Todd, James Morrison, aud. John F.dw.;rd Todd, Fore -street, Cripplegate, haber dashers. Joseph Todd and James Morrison, Fore-street, Cripple gate, haberdashers. William Grisbrook an d Henry Swettman, Brighthelmston, Sussex, stablelteepers. Thomas Parsons, sea. and rtionuis.Parionisiviu• Birauugh vlivesemithe. Joseph Mey and Sas:noel Ames. „ London-wall , ink manufacturers, 'Henry Frearson and 3 - phis 'S lack, Hcanor, Derbyshire, bobbin ind carriage mann- ' facturers. Hugh Spencer and Lawrence Singleton, Hulme, Man chester, hackney coach proprietors. John Porter and -Robert Pore ter, Norwich, carpenters. James Cupper aosi Benjamin Evans, blorwich, coal merchants. Jobs Frederick Veiunitea Joixn Michael Weitmann, King.street, Commercial ' -road, colour manu facturers. William Phipps, George Phipps aad Jacob Phipps, Bristol, timber -dealers. Simon Temple lInd• James Patersoir, Rama-court, Middle Temple, wig makers. James Murdock, no! here Hannan, James Ilopkirk, and John Cowan, Glasgow, brewers. Richard Sumner and Charles Padley, Liverpool, wheelwrights. .Richard Heale and John Bowdon, Mincing-lane, seholosale Voceri: 'George Marlow and Josiah Leleestershire;. lace• machine makers. IlayletiNaddick and Joseph 7Theehaa • Wt. too. Lee Brooke, Stagordsbire, iron mastsrs. Stamp Brooksbank,. William Dorset Fellowee, and Jean Julius Satnimarc, Vauxhall,' distillers, .as far as regards J. J. Saintrnare. Thom. !bakes New- berg mud Thomas Spencer Barnes, Citrapiiae wafthousenien. Farndon Groom, Joseph Groom, and Thomas Li v elong Lawrence, Wiaboch, Isle of Ely, tanners. oisert Hilielo‘n,z John ,Hikulus. and Charles HillannvSoutim‘alling 4 Sussex,gencral.dealers. James . Bird and Bryderiek Flennell Potion, Bedfordshire,. Ater, dratierS. • &mei Fletcher and Jots:. •Ti r edtleorth4ereet, chapel, Bock manufairmlrets. and Williastt Slitter), Grand Juncrfori4erracti Adding*" teak,'d tonfec limier.. Robert Millington onsibisissee4llllolll4;lo/.loert Illk 4 1 4 11 44itiirgi41 44$ :1..5 --.7- ''' - ' - aii 7'------j p r od uce d et. Misrules, have power to administer the oath to' witnesses, proAr'met. ore them for examination, u fidly'sn4 effectually u thesting.ls row eacivray, West. administered by the Masters of the edett.• . • •. - '• . • ay 6, at eleven, eS. That the sae* ikeasniper.be at liberty. te.nreseeeassii• as •aungludl•street, , well its to inramjne t tlatajpow . . .., . , . .. 4 , ,' 44. That 40 deraelsieni de rw exansinedlte:r d , ii le er, April 1, at . the BAllinliser or Wait'. OW ' ' • In the 'eke& ' lie a n sr Atess ommissioners down In'thie flest`periets, itsseitarbtAke eliell, the I," '. B. P. Smith, being sebesitetall in elLessirsirchbn6BBside aehirdlepirsest,%4l4lbat the others wps4o sf demptinbtaMblraricil, erbinetrAtitsees. April 1,8, and wil. SO 940 s st arlit 4 t lPO' n ' .. • to=t lof Bankrupts, "0: That the Wit int ' They, neer commonly Fri tae,t)e =tied, a, Cheapside. by omitting the -wisethi 0 liiiil beiervisybenefse leveraged/2k or ['Actor, April 1,1 ssenerest trd MI anielmmaidsielise Areseircsteuss);/ tad dneriOng in Commissioners .lielk‘sgeof. thiltrWiildr."llll Ps* Miell if ak *IV dm- ' •Carki4 ) B ili h " wi erte__ 14_ Ir.: rtai,J_ k_•ll , ,i_A. Ne _: .. 4 • '. ; 11: .. .2•0 . --- -- 6. at eleven, at the Court of Commkilo:l44s ss? 'Sparta% Si&Wins& - tl . 1.• 4 e •.. •.1 • .1. Bvinghall-street. Attortdes, !Jesus, Gregg aad . CsaVaers! 11114)01111111It 4iailVtosatraisSiriot for Mall, Margate Mll. 4401 amittitaattapaisititeautatimaitat ,cemistar thoold atio Jcose ;kink ItscOlt, LlverpOol, merehaat, r",pella 4 b el di neta k aimi g enus i m i sepow i tines , the twilve, Aajhe, George ltsts„'lAY rflesfel-", Mapleton, Di Mr. *est' pimissolosidipab•lhasiallimaimcipieswei#iimo. Samuel BeU and BOadwook-court, Basioghall e . quitatcpt appoing clittaiteamoreetiii 'ittlitaitti frith strett, factors, April 1, at nine, 1,1,.,act51. Mgxfi, att slo t at 14 di st f ai t * i s ar t k r . r t i sid it iir s i a ja ra ilt ateasi t B ari f istart o f Coda of Commissioners 'of Banitisp, 10 7 at-- isa*-41111, than ha. Paw asaadion, to act 4nrCommit- Innis. ' eal• I a ).