The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-12-02 00:00:00

BANICRUIPTS.

Inhu Rinse', of Finchley-Lodge. neer Fine%ley. in the
C•rurlly of Mul.lleses, crye-keel•er and milk-seller, dealer and
chaporm, to surrender, December 12, I!, and J.mistrY 12, at
ten, at timidkall, London. Attorneys, Mes ra. Geoege He*
son sod Son. Charles street, Saint Janseetemuare.
'l'huinasidsioraid, of the Smolt( of Be:uiek•upern-Treed,
Mead•baker, dealer and chantaan, to surrender, December id,
and Jai: ,ry 12, at eleven, at the house of Mr. George
Richardson, the Angel, in 11-ririck Attorneys, Mr. Dickson,
Keswick; and Mr. Glories Consta►le, Syranner Ina, Chancery-
Wits, London.
Edea,d Ireland. the younger, late or Kendal, in the county
of K estruorland, hat-manufacturer, dealer arid Chapman, is
surrender, December 21, at five, 2?, at eleven, and January
12, at 1t.., at the Wide-Mat Inn, no Kendal. Attnrneva,
Mr. Chaintor, of the lane. 'Verbiage, London; and Messrs.
lttchards•.n and Fell, Kendal.
John Clarice, of Bacchus Walk, Heston, in the eouaty of
Middlesex, lint manufacturer, to sn•render,'Dacember 8, le,
and January 12, at ten, at Guildhall, Loddon. Attorocy,
Mr. Cruckshane, Great St. lie'en's.
John Wilson and William Wilson, of Dean's-court, in the
Liberty a St. Martio's-le.Gratsd, within the mt. a .1 Li Any
of WeStraitotcr, watelsousesami), dealer. au/ (-barna.,

DtATHS.
In Grafum.street, on the Nth tilt. James Ogilvy, Esq.
late Major of the b9tb Regiment of F. at.
On toe 11th April last, at Fort Marlborough, Capt. Patrick
Ramage, of the Lord Keith Ent-Indianian.
At Nladeim, on the 19th of September last, after a lingering
Blues.. which she bore with the utmost piety and resignatioliy
Mrs Harrison, widow of the late Thom.is Harrison, IS.q. who
was uiany years Att. rney General of the Island of Jamaica.
Ou the 97th ult. at Brighton, in the 7tb year of her age,
Fanny, the eldest daughter of Thomas 07by Nunter, Keg.
On tie 9th of Jana, ■t Sea, on board His Majesty% ship
Rattlesnake, William Warden, Fag a Pint Captain in His Ma-
jesty's Nary, and Commander of that ship. The death of this
gallant and eister;iria.ng young Officer will be deeply lamented
•by all who knew him, and may be considered as a great kat to
the Brithh Navy, of which he ',unused to be one of this
brightest ornaments. Captain Warden had the singular ho-
nour and cited fcrtune to be trained under the persolial care of
that gallant accomplished Officer, Sit Edward Pollee, sines his
ent•aitre iota. the Navy, in 1799, and shared the glory of all
that ORcer'..Lrilliaat achievement., till his arrival to the Su-
preme Cernmand iis those Seas. The loss of this gallant Offi-
cer is the more to be lamented, as having been caused by ex-
cessive fatigue and exposuru an the execution of his duty,
during a y went gale et wind he encountered in his passage to
Mathias, on the 24th May, in the latitude r the Negras,
long 91. 9•J East, in which they were unite, the necessity of
cutting away the main and rumen masts, for the preservation
of the ship.

HIGIf WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON-BRIDGE.
MOW. 54.. m la. after ....4 I Even. Nl.. atm. aftar..4.

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