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John Stickley, of Southampton, grorer, May 17, 28, and
'Vile 25, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atttenies, Messrs. Parker,
Palmer, and Cuppage, Essex-street, Straod.
Edmund Former, jun. of Stroked, Essex, butcher, M ty 21,
31, at ten, and June, 25, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Argil', Wllitechape'onad.
Atu.diaiu Marcus Amiteiti, late of London-street, near
Tottutiliam-court-road, inien-dra:ier, May 17, 24, sad June
25, at ten, at (ituildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Cockayne and
Taylor, Leon's Inn.
James Gadd, of Bristol, dealer, June 7,8, and 23, at *le-
yen, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Heel's,
Pancras-lane, London, or Mr. Smith, Bristol.
Joseph Gibbs, of Birmingham, button-inaker, May 27, 28,
and June 25, at twelve, at the Union Tavern, Birmingham.
Attornies, Mtisrs:Devon and Tooke, Gray's Inn, London, or
Mr. Main waring, Biriningham.
Richard Bentley, of Welleose.scpeare, haberdasher, May 17,
June 4, and 25, at one, at Guildhall. Attomies, Mr. J. and
R. Willis, Warnford-court, Throgniortou-street
John Lightly and James Thompson, of Upper Thames-street,
stationers, May 21, 28, and June 23, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Luxley, Cheapside..
Andrew Taompson, of Bow-lane, faftor, May 17, 24, and
June 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Crowder and
La vi e, Frerle, ic 'sPlace, Old Jewry.
Richard Hioinshaw, of Palace Wharf, Lambeth, May 17,
28, and June 25, at eleven, at Ciuudnall. Attorney, Mr.
Murphy, Bouverk-street, Fleet-street.
Fiancis.Renshaw., of islington-road, timber-merchant, Mar
24, at one, J one 7, at ten, and 25, at twelva, at Guildhall.
Attornies, -Messrs. Leigh, Brabant, and Mason, Crescent, New
Br dge-street.
Peter Bogue, of ‘Viiite Friars, builder, Mae 17, 28, and
June 25, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Newcombe,
Vine-street, Piccadil'y.
GeorreJefFerts, of New Bond-street, goldumith, May 11,
28, aerr June 2.4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pol-
lan, Bardett's-Buildings,
DIVIDENDS.
June 8. Samuel Robinson, of Sheffield, scissor-smith.
Juitt‘ 7. Nicholas Man Jackson and George Bartlett, now at
late of Gerrard-street, Solo, ironminaiters.
June 4. Thomas Jones and John Harrison, oiLud:ow, Salop,
manuf taurers.
June 7. Thomas Kirkpatrick, late of Cliurea-passage, Cate-a-
ton-street, merchant.
June 4..Williatii Wllittngton, now or late of the parish of
Bradford, Wilts, clothier.
June .10. John Peter Richard, of Liverprol, merchatit.
June 11. John late, Thomas Spencer :Ain, Samuel Hilton

Parker, and Thomas Yate, of Liver:to •i, mere ants.
June 11. John Sheringham, of Great Maribmough-street, pa-
per-stainer. •
June 7. Francis Joseph A ugarde and Francis Joseph Alada-
cant, or Oxford-sure, ho.iers.
June 14. Thomas Gowland, jun late of White-Lion-court,
Vauxhall, merchant.
June 4. Henry Williams, of Crickbowell, Brecon, money-
scrivener.
June 13. John Simpson, of Manchester, hat-mmufacturcr.
June 28. John Turnbul', John Forbes, Robert Allen Craw •
fad, and David Skene, ofßroad-street, merchants
June G. Benjamin Jackson, of Wentworth, York, corn-dealer.
Juno 4. William Burdon, of Chatham-Plac money-scri-
vener.
June 14. Sa..iuel Malcolm, late of Old Broad-street, broker.
June 6. James Perry, late of Birmine,tam, button-maker.
June 6. Thomas Nicholls, late or Birmingham, grecer.
June 8. Hugh Muir, late of Liverpool, `ricer.
Jane 7. 'Francis Smoke, William Farrar, and Robert Rose, of
B.eingCall street, de ile s.
June 7 John Coles, of Smithfield.. banker.
Jun.: 3. Thomas Dagz, of South Shields, ship-erwner.
June 7. John Stoddard, Thomas Errington, and John Erring.
ton, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cornidetors.
June 4. Samuel Paul !Samford, John Cooke, and James Fran-
cis Clifford, now nr late of Twertou, Somerset, dealers.
June 9. Michael Robinson, late of Liverpool, money-scri-
vener.
June 18. Tholnas Natal; and fuhn Smethurst, of Salford,
Laticast tr, brewers.
June 7. William Ashby. late of Northampton, sadler.

CERTIFICATES, June 4.
William Joyce and William Batchelor, of Bristol, silver-
smiths.
Alexander John James Tessier, cf B. :inck-street, Soho, mer-

chant. •
Charles Ncwinan, of Southampton, dealer.
John .Wagner, of Lower Tooting, Surrey, calico printer.
Joseph Geur;.;e Devoe-, of Liverpool, merchant.
Jaime, Brander, late of Angel-court, T
chant.
Tl.onias Keller, of Funtingden, Sussex, deal'r.
Francis G.•.,r4e, of Panteague, Monmouth, coal-merchati
John llostage, of Oxford-street, haberdasher.
Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales, per Quarter,
from the Return ending say 7th —Wheat 565. 1 Id.—Rye
3Gs. 3d.—Barley 235. 11d.--rJats Itls. 6d.--Beans 31s sd.
Pease 3)1. 10d.—Oatmeal 365. Od.
The average Price of Sugar, t,r the Week ending May 11,
is 41s. 41d. per cwt. exclusive of the duty.of Customs paid or
payable thereon on the importation thereof intu Great Britain.

reet, met-

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.
FRIDAY, MAY 13.
The great hurry in which the latter part of our
account of the Debate in the House of Lords on
Friday was unavoidably written, obliged our Re-
port to omit the following part of it, which is so
important, that we now state it.
WILFUL DESTRUCTION OF SKIPS AT SEA.
Lord ELLENBOROUGH legged, even at that
lateliour of the night, to call their Lordships atten-
tion to a stibjea of the most serious importance.

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