The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-04-26 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL,

THIS DAT. K
Miles Birbr.r, late of Lothbury, merchant 9
James Hustler, late of Welion-Colsile, Cambridgeshire,
farmer. 1 11
William Beaumont, of Shrewsbury, draper 1 12
Thomas JOiliti Westbrook, of Nelson-terrace, City-
road, builder
1. Cooke, Barnes, Surrey, dealer.. 1 10
'T. M. Slade, of Old Bond-street, picture-dealer 2 10
F. Wilson, of Great-Clacton, Essex, linen-draper 2 10
T. Dearing, of Wood street, Cheapaide, victualler 2 19
11. Smith, of Blackfriars-road, Surrey, coach-maker 2 11
G. Milieu, of Southwark, linen-draper 2 1
William M.rpliew, of Rotherfield, Sussex, cool Ctaler 3 1
Tlkomas 1-hint, of Leather-lane, luirdwareman 5 11
William Simpson, of Clement's-lane, merch.. t 3 10
Jarma Cavern Nicoll, of Goldsmith-row, Hackney-road,
bricklayer 3 10
Herbert Bourne, of St. James's-street, Westminster,
silk-mercer. 3 10
DIVIDENDS.
C. Lance, and P. Aubtr, of Gould-square, Crotched-
friars, merchants lO
James Nix, of Great- Yarmouth, Norfolk, brueches-
maker
Reimer, of Catherine-court, Tower-hill, merchant 10
J. Henderson, of St. Michael's-alley, Cornhill, mer-
chant.. lO
J. Shillitoe, of Tower-street, plumber and Klazier lO
13. Eyre, 11. Atkinson, anti W. Walton, of Tukenhouse-

yard, merchants
CliriNtoplier Stainbatik, of Old Bond street, dealer
W. Smith, and J. Atkinson, jun. of Aldermanbury,

merchants.
J. Duff, of Finsbury-square, merchant
T. Rudderforth, of St. Paul's Church-yard, stay-maker
R. A. Boyd, of Tokenhonse-yard, merchant

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BIRTHS.
On Saturday last, at Bath, the Lady of James Camp-
bell, Esq. of a daughter.
Yesterday, at her house in Lower Brook-street, Lady
Wm. Beauclerk, of a son.
Yesterday, at the Marquis Cornvrallis's, in Burlinlton.
street, the Lady of Lord Viscount Brome, of a daughter.
MARRIED.
On Thursday last, at Aston Chapel, the Hon. Thomas
Kenyon, to Miss Charlotte Lloyd, sister to Wm. Lloyd,
Esq. of Aston.
On Saturday, Mr. Woodward, of Islington, to Miss
Cave, of Smithfield.

DIED.
On Sunday, Sir John Smith Burgess, Bart. one of the
DireElors of the East India Company.
Yesterday morning, at the Swan Inn, Bedford, Sir John
Payne, Bart. of Tempsford Hall, and Lieutenant-Colonel
of the Bedfordshie Regiment of Militia. He went to heti,
apparently in perfect health, about eleven o'clock the pre-
ceding evening.
On the sist instant, at Swaffham, in Norfolk, Mrs.
Benezet, relict of Claude Benezet, Esq. formerly Major of'
Horse Grenadier Guards.

Yesterday being a Holiday, no business was done at the
Stock Exchange.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE.
THIS D %V.
Morning, 27m. after 5 Afternoon,....s2m. after 5-

W. MARCHANT, PRINT6R,
No. 1, Grevino-Armt, Hatton-Garden,
EGS leave to inform the BoosSELLEtes, and
11 his Friends in general, that he has established an Office,
and stocked it with NEW TYPE of every Description (of tint
Chiswell-street Foundry) that is requisite for carrying on the
above Business with Neatness and Expedition.
W. M. Ratters himself, by his assiduity and care, (should
he be favoured with any Commands), that he shall be enabled
to execute his Work in such a Manner as will insure him the
continuance of similar Favours.

alefs bp auftion.
By LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and SON,
At their House, in York-street, Covent-garden, TO-
MORROW, at Twelve o'clock,
AValuable COLLECTION of POPES' ME-
DALS, ui thr- late
Rev. JAMES HORNE.
To be viewed on Monday, the 25th, to the time of Sale.

By LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and EON,
On MONDAY, May 1, and Four following Days. at tlvir
House, in York-street, Covent-ttard.m.
THE choice and valuable COLLECTION of
COINS and MEDALS, ANCIENT aftel MODERN,
of the late

GEORGE 110I,L1NGTON BARKER, Esq.
Of Birmingham.
Amongst which are, the Fiftv-shitting Piece of Otiver Crom-
well, and the famous Petition Crown of Charles 11. by Thomas
Simon, both highly preened; also, an elegant Mahogany
Cabineti containine the most cenirlete series of Town Pieces
and TradeNmen's Tokens ever otfeitel w the Public, with a
M.S. Catalogue of them.
To be viewed on Friday, the 29th, to the time of sale, and
Catalogues may then be had.

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN PORTRAITS, DRAWINGS
OF ENGLISI I PORTRAITS, Ste.
By Mr. KING,
At his Great Room, No. SR, King-street, Covent-garden,
by Order of the Executors, THIS and Ten following
Days, at Twelve &Clock,
THE. valuable and extensive COLI.F.CTION
of ENGLISH and FOREIGN PORTRAITS ; those re-
lative to the Civil Wars and Protectorate, of the choicest Im-
pressions, many of them extremely rare, some unique, toge-
ther with several original Drawings of English Portraits, &c.
the property of
Mr. ROBERT GRAVE., of Catherine-street,
Lately deceased. •
N. B. The Foreign Portraits, appertaining to the Engli-h
Series, English mad Foreign Topography, together with the
very numerous Assemblage of Ancient and Modem Masters,
comprising the bast Impressions of the Works of Albert Meer,
/foliar, Rembrandt, Goltsins, Saenredam, the small Garman
Masters, &c. will be sold early in the ensuing season.

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