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John Aston and John Parsen.r, in Manchester, cotton spin ners, August 28, 1804. Mary Smith and Henry Godwin, of the city of Bit'', in the county of Somerset, buolcsellina and stationers, April 25, 1805. John Sackett Goodspeed and John Sackett Myles, Mill Wall, Poplar, in the Hamlet at Poplar, in the county of Middlesex, coopers, April 26, IMO. Samuel Summers and William Rigby, of the city of Co ventry, .ilkmen, April 22, 1805. A. Riddel, C. Lamb, and J. Jeffery, No. 330, Oxford-street, April 27, 1805. John Nicholuan and Hoghton Jameson, of Blackburn, in the county of Lancaster, upholsterers, April 26, 1805, Thomas Banniiter, Churls. Bitlirey Sharp, and John Owinnett, of Tipton, in the county of Stafford, coal masters, April 4, 1605. Samuel Brown and Robert Webster, of Kiiaresbrough, in the county of York, merchants,.April 18, 1805. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Spencer, of the pinch of St. Peal's, Deptford, in the county of Kent, ropemaker, to surrender May 6, 18, and June 11, at elevere, It Guildhall , Loodon. Alintneys, Mesita. Robins and Mead, Bartlett'., Buildings, Holborn. Thomas Hadakis:, of Tabernacle walk, in the county of Middlesex, grocer, dealer and chapman, to surrender May 4, at eleven, 11, and June 11, at ten, at Guildhall, London .-s- Attorney, Mr. Allan, London street, Fenchurch street. James Sutherland, of Little Tower hill, in the county of Middlesex, brandy merchant, dealer and Chapman, to surrender May 7, at one, 14, at ten, and Jane 11, at one, at Gink!hall, London. Attorney, Messrs Getty and 'ladder', Angel court, Throginortun street. Thomas Russell Farlly, of Steyning, in the county of Sue sex, linen doper and shopkeeper, dealer and chairman, to surrender May 7, 14, and June 11, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mere.. Sudluw and Richardson, Mune , mein yard. George Paine, of Brompton, in the county el Kent, hatcher, dealer and chapman, to surrender May 7, at ten, el, and June 11, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Blandforit and Sweet, King's Rench Walks, Temple. John Rhodes and John Justaraorld, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, eotton manufanorers," dealers and chap men, to surrender May 13, 14, and June It, at three, at the Bridgevrater .‘rms lon, in Manchester, in the said county pf Lancaster. Attorneys, Mr. John Taylor, Manchester; asd Mr. Ellis, Cursitur street. Joseph Derbyshire the younger, now late of Matieck, in the county of Derby, slater, dealer and cliaproan, to surrender May 2J , at ten, at Redlemun Inn, in the county of Derby, SO, at twelve, and June 11, at four, at the George Inn, id Derby.. Attorneys, Mr. Cantrell, King's Newton, Derbyshire; and Mk. John Alexmder, Bedford•row, London. Thomas Kempshall, of H r's -l ane, Blackfri a r's road, in the county of Surrey, grow, dealer and chapoian, to surrender May 6, 1 n, and June 11, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs Wiiliainer la, Clifford's Inn. Alexander Cassano, of Pall Mall, m the cuuaty of Middle sex, auCtioneer, dealer and cimprimit. w aurrend-r May ti, Id, .t twelve, and June 11, at ten, at Guildhall, Landau. Attor ney, Mr. Taunton, Essex stree,Stratrel. DIVIDENDS. Jane 18 Charles Pollingten, of Havant, in the eminty of Hatnpaiiire, shopkeeper, at ten, eat(; idhall, Landon. Mar te7. John Andrus, of the town of Alwrgavenity, in dm county of Monmouth, ins rO.ll gm, dealer and elnnintan, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, in the town 01 Aber •no 111. ThaseasChallentw, ...non!, in the mount, of I..ineast. r, victualer, dealer aid c worm', at tioreilm, at the V -rk Hotel, in \lfilliautsoir, sown in Liverpool Mar t 4. Julies Samuel Ricii and John Ileapy, of AMetlnatm London, N.otirell-ball fOres, dealers, chapmen, and c ,partners, at twelve, at Goi l ditell, London.' May 4. Edwarddwards,ofreseerim, itr the county of Sussex, dealer and chapman, at twalee, at timildhall,•London. May 28. tiereamin Hansen and Edward Ashen. of Chatter - London, merchants, dealers, catiiinen, and coptstrilir4 at ten, at Guildh a ll, London. • 114m28. inward Ailing, of Chartertionae square, , I.endon, merchants, dealers,chap.nan, at ten 'at Guildhall, London. May 27. Mary bonen and William Dowell, both late of the city of %Vella, shopkeepers, dealers, and-copartner:, at eleven, at the Rummer'Tarern, in All Saint: Lane, in the city of Bristol. May d,. John Detchick, late of Derby, in the enmity of Derby, terser, dealer and chaionan, at eleven, at the hen e of Mr. John Webster, the King's Amino 'Tavern, in Derby. May 21. 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At Rotbiord, apel ie, Juhn Ifalhesy, E. roe of IN Ma jc•ty's Justices of the Peace le the county of Somerset, gilt!. for oU many r r ats a Reptoseolativaist Daiantent fur the borough 'latifba. • •1 SALE'S BY Auctlnx.. TO-MORROW, the 2d of \t+7,1845, Hy Mr. PALMER. • At the Landon, Kent, and Surrey If wse Repositors, I fs . Clinrch street (hear St. tlk.ortre*. Churr•li), •Sertreh, Av ERY complete Light FAR MILK:A n :I: i GUN., a capita I,i;ht TOWN CART,ASs fer,Diort. Ices, &c.; several handsome CITAISES, of &toren* stitactip. tinny; also a lar‘e stock of eauital 11URSES. well bred It RottAsters, Troop. arid Draught klorsea; several inns. g Po.ieys, Hackneys, ic ribt 'trotters, 141.14 out out of ll:Artless. ll Public Sale every Tliertdity, fin 11,.rste, Conixzes, de . s l d so'd private, if tenoned. . . Care taken of florses ou reasonable Term, scut for Sale, by J. Palmer. Fr." sakozisv etrrlJs WK'{, • FOR THE SA 1.1 o: OF IfORSER, CARRI +tin, stc. SADLER returns hit most sinierb Yhanis .1-1. to his numerous Friend+ and a libaral Public, It. il ia honour of their past favours; begs limy. to inform them to, inteedg having a SALE BY AUCTION every FRIDAY, „.% Twelve &Clock, the commencement of whir:it will be on tle , 34 of May, and intend, selling cr:t every Tiiew'as ~ The above Repository is constantl:: open for th e .„., Done; and Carriages for sale. . No expence of Auction charged on iforse., &c. If not • , N.B. Private Udell executed on the shortest nu , • ant tits graatest attention paid to the interest of his emplov• • ••• Days of Payment every Day, excepting oii Days. DULWICH (-VA SURRP.T, POUR MILLS PROM LONIX)18, With Imrnedwte Prose‘nlasted• ELEGANT COTTAGE, ANI) EIGIft ACRES OF. MEADOW LAND By Mr. SHICKW0(11), At Ouraway's Coffee huule, Thaircr•-alley, on WFONTAir DAT, May 8, 1805, at Twelve &Clock ; by Order of it. Andantes of Thomas Geary, a Bankrupt, THE LEASE d a most Desirable COTTAGE and COAULDIUUSE„ with lawn in front, excelleart garden of one acre, full of standard, Espalier, and wall fruit trees, Sc pleutifully chopped, Nihau. nn the preferable part of Dulwich Common, the views on all silos enchanting. Thai dwelling polishes of ardrawing-room, 93 feet long, with windows to the floor; core ceiling, hands imoly coloured mot paptre ; ratio' parlour, and breakfast ,nom, with bow windows; ro-at entrap s e hall ; four bed-chambers, and two servant,' rooms ; de tached kitchen, dairy, pantry, with wi n e, beer, andeal Cll An, The Premises have been lately 4tted ly with rest taste, at a considerable eit;irnaeu,held under I.e.roe from the Master, War- Oen, and Fellows,of Guid'a Gift Cull fora term Six Tears and a Quarter, urrevited, at the low rent of only 301. Ivr annum. May be viewed slw days prPcsaling the Sale, by Tickets, on application to Mt. Sherwood, No. 44, ka•siintyrrew•eiurc, et whom Particulars may be bad ; and at Garlawa%'s. HAMMERSMITH —TH EttE'S TtR R ArE. VDU MILES FROM HYDE t'A:tE CORNER, With Pa-testion at Afidettml,er nett., A MOST Dit:LIGH rELII. LE MIEHOL 0 HOUSE, A ONRltri, DVT ‘CDED 'OR (11.1bt D, HOUSE, AND' TIMEE STALL STABLE, POU YARD, &e. dy SAERWOOD, _ _ _ At Garrawar's Cuffersdiou,e, 'Change.nlie . v, en WEDNtai ;Ay, May 8, 1605, at Tw.nve o'Clock, rli IF. LEASE cf 1 most Des; rable HO USE, - aPI lawn in front, wli;ch stem_ s it from the d rat of ;Le r43(1, inle lent -Roden, orehtrd of me arre, full at itsailard and wall.fruit trees, tastefully laid out w.th thriving yowtig frail trees in full bearint, ontanlcnted with th+77"747,0b7, eterZidelll7, and gravel-wa:La ; litii•tc in th.i centre of Tlicriso, T . ..,....,ce, - in the socia! Villireof ItuomersinAls, nearly ooppi.otito the inn. mile sume,with a &light:al views of the river Thames. The threhin. consirtt of a drawing ram, 17 feet by t 4, with balcony windows to the flier, handsontely lingered • thrce bed rouns, and two servaniiid.tto, eying parlour, bre:Mint , china closet, .water closet wilt cistern, force pump, • ',lschia's eioance Tha, 14 by 14, -excellent f ront an d kitchen, well sepplied wifit testae; birdeer paanyi a coal and beer veleta% In front, airy excellent wine cellars, - pletelv-fitted tip. The ?realism are in e - oellent rep* olmi held for a term oL2 years, at a rent of only 601. per amino May be viewed six days preceding the Sale, by Tickets ma appli-atinn to Mr. Sherwood, No. 42, IS A 4;0 isissarfr•clow„ of whom Particulam may be had; and at Garrawey's. i sa FREEHOLD LANIM7I — ;t Eif'iTE, BERLsitinc.. ay Mr §trUTTLEWoitTII. ' At Oarrawav's Colrixfimom, Coriihill, on TUESDNY. the 28th of May, at Twelve, in U.ie Int, lsv Order of the ESC. coons, milers perviiiiiildir pined of by Private Contract,W i Nit R DOUR, ' FA RM ; a Valuable and sery D virJble TRF.EHOLD ESTATE, exoneratel from the Land Tax; mo.t rl4iglitfully slitiated in the "anti of Cheveling, three miles !Aim Newbury, is the comity o; Berks. • Tha Estate is iu eaerillent order, in the highest state of cal tivation, and hes very c impact, within a ring tense; coin priming upwards of 480 Acres of rich Arable, Mex:ea, i'o. tun, rid Wood Land, with a suitable Farm !lore, Lana yard, banes, stabling, garden, and inchari, and nomegn‘c out-buildings, in subetaritial topair ;` hind a valuable ioght o a Snellmour Common. L - rtt tea., iiissacisptionabl.!'f,maos, on Lime, Eve years of whirl, will be unexpired at Mk It ielmas nrett, at a very low rent.—The preient Tenant rents tho Great Tythes. i May be viewed with leave of the Tenant, and Particulars had, twenty days previous to the Sale, of Richard Townsend, Esq. Newaury ; Mr. Wrn. Bushell, Aston Tyrrold Mesurs. Tienrierrs and (:rearce, Solicitors, King's Arms-yard, Coienian street, Loudon; at the George and Pelleam Speeirlianiland ; Marlborough Arms, Marlborough; Re.ir , Reading; San, Mardimhead ; White Hart, Wan ism • R Lieu, H , iunilow; at Gaireway's; and of Mr Slitittlitinieth, Ne. 17, Amnia Friars, where& Plan of the Estate may be men. • GEN rF.F.L RESIDENCE. COACH HOUSE, ANI) hr.- FOR EIGHT HORSES, LARGE PL.F. %!-IJR k: AST) KITCHFN GARDENS, AND LAND, HA& ENLI. Pre Mean,. BURTON arid V ENNOR, On TUESDAY, May 21, 11103, at Twelve raTlork, at Gar. raway's by Direction either Executors of •—•ee-iee FLIGHT. Esq. d eceased, in Threekuta, if not dli,MoSed of by Rdiate Conr a n, ATruly De s irable LEASEHOLD ESTATE s compelling& Handsome Unikun BRICK RFSIDENCbr replete with donuotic conveniences, roach house, sod stabling for tight heroes, each yard, large pleasure and kitchen gardens, enclosed with lofty and rich paddock of ;rear two acres, anal eligibly innate in Wlll.strect, Hackney. Lot 1. The Desirable LEASEHOLD PREMISES, whi •1i are erected upon a very josh...ems plan, combining a neat ele. ernes with mut convenience*, placed an agreeable distance from the road, and forming a pleasant retreat for a fa ~,, :y erf distinction. The principal apariinents are of good wort titers, and consist of a diawirie room, dining more, breakfa4 parlour, gentleman's ronm, .iii chambers servants' sleeping roams, Qnacious entrance hall, ;rats , excellent cellarilly, with connected rang, of doratat.c offices, placed at a suitable di.- lance fruit: the dwelling, and a large productive garden, ace closed with lofty brick walls, chattiest with choke flint hers. l.nt 2. An adjoining riELD,cotrimuisicatln g with videls. with three paled enebnunisgfpr kitchen gardens, &e. Lou to a Tenant at Will, who will giee poneasion at Michaelmas neat. Lot 3. A GARDEN, 'nearly adjoining, Len to ---• Sykes, Esq. till Michaelmas, 1606, at the moderato rent of Im. per annum. The abo-e are heldupon a long 1.111,e, at moderate ground rent. To be viewed wit% tickets only, ten days previous t the Sale (Sundays excepted), between the hours of eleven and two, when primal Demelprunis may be had on the Premise.; at Ganaway'a ; and et• Miriam. Burton and Vernier, 64 Combill. N. E. Any Cierteeman trotting to become a purchaser, either by Public oe Private, may hay. the whole together 01 separate. 4.•-• mem t. ILN DUN .—Kinted b. t•ft Itt,,F.LA Af I USTJ Mu sa. Wee., %tract, St.tcletn,•nrs, and mobletherl by .101 lAii RV DEk, at the office, N.,. IS. Hack of St. Clemeraaa Ch h, Strand, where °Men foe lba Niro, Le. irse-prol) erg' le duly minded to. Bei Al cli ca r et; si .1 r 1 1 . I I t v 1 I