The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-01-30 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZLTTE.
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RTNERSHIPS DISSOLVAP.
Richard Jerkins, end William Brown, of Bristol, printers,
Janne" 2f, 1803.
Nfes-ors, James Cbris and Mary Ana Marrable, of Canter-
bur , booksetlers, December 25, 1804.
William Dodge and Son, Sheffield, cL.tlerg, binary 8,1803.
James Moore and John Dunbabiti, of Manchester, plum
bers, January 19, 1803.
Thomas Gill and John Biggerstaff, of West-street, West
Smithfield, London, cart wheelwrights, Jaunt, sa, Igtib
Disney Alexander, now rif M ruche:ter, N 1 D arid G.rrasc
Alexander, of Halifax, surgeons and apothecaries, October 1,
1804.
Frederick Shuttleworth and George Gill, of Nottingham,
hosiers, December 12, 11184.
William Sanderson, Thomas Walling Saliibury, Thomas
Robinson, and Richard Ilateson, at Lancaster, December 31,
1804
Richard Tracers and Holies Bell Way, at Bridpnrt Harbour,
trade and commission business, December 31, 1804.

BANKRUPTCY SUPYRSEDED.
Themu Harrison, of Biilstun, Chester, merchant.
*I NKRUPTS.
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William Paine, of Suffolk, cti.l.ll and barite.,
inaker, to surrender February 13, 14, aii I Maicli 12, at
eleven, at the Gnlden Liim, in Ipswich. Atuitney,, Mr
Charles Grass, Ipswich; anti Messrs. Bromley and Bull, Gray's
Inn, London.
Henry Cheek, of Richmond, Surrey, linen•draper, to 'ur-
render February 2, 12, and March 12, at ten, at Guildluitl,
London. Attorneys, Means. Tilbury and 111.idfurd, Redford-
row, London.
Peter Hoare, of Brockham Green, near Dorkine, Surrey,
shopkeeper, to surrender February 2,9, and March 12, at
one, at Guildhall, -London. Attormy, Mr. Broad, Union
street, Southwark.

DIVIDFNDS.
Feb. 23. John Scott and George Scott, of South street, Fier
bury-square, London, merchants, at ten, at Guarani!.
March 9. Balthasar Giorgi, late of Ratcliffehighway, Mid-
dlesex, chyrn isr, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Feb. 20. James Chapman, of Liver.m.rl,Jnerchant, at eleven,
at the It.rdeewater Amu Inn, Manchester.
Feb. 19 Thomas Dobson, of Kotula?, Westmoreland, mer.
chant, at eleven, at theliridge:water Arms Inn, Istoteh^t r.
March 2. Robert Anderson, of Guildford-street, Lyndon,
merchant and insurer, at taelre, at (;111',111311.
Feb 15 John Estill, of Scarbornogh, Yorkshire, strip-owner,
at eleven, at the George Inn, Sunderland near the Sea,

Durham
Feb 22. Robert Terry, now or late of Hadleigh Suffolk,
mercer, at eleven. at the White Lion Inn, Harll4lr.
Feb . 19. Joseph Mill., of Macclesfield, Cheshire, list menu-
factuntr, at ten, at C3ui6lhall, London.
Feb.2o. Samuel Dutton, Joseph Dopler, and hfelchiore
Cethcart Williamwm, Liserpool, merchants, at one., at the

Globe Tavern, Liverpool. "
March 7. George Gmenhongh, of httnchester, drysalter, at
three, at the Bridgewrer Arms Inn, Manchester.
Feb.2ll. George Johnson EmmAt, of Alawheater, grocer,
at three, at t e idgewater Anna Ipe, Manchester.
Feb. . net Dutton and Joseph Holley, of Liverpool,
woolen raixrs, at one, at the Globs Tavern, Johie,treet,
Liverpool.
Feb. 18. Georg, Taylor, of Leek, Stafford, shopkeeper, at
eleven, at the George Inn, in Leek.
Feb 21. Andrew Dodson, of Liverpool, merchant,"art eleven,
at the Globe Torero, John-street, Liverpool.
CERTIFICATE—Fee. 19.
Elizabeth Jokniun' of Baur, haberdasher.
William Field, 011 Swan Sairs, Upper Thanes street, Lou-

doll, merchant.
as,rge FkW, Old swan Stairs, Upper Thames-street, London,
merchant.

Jamie Law, of Henstomtall, York, cotton-spinner.
Geo,r. Rotiimnn, of Pategnoster row, I.mulon,
JOh.I Robinson', of Paieraceaer-r.,w, Lqwtoi,
Thomas Joseph Collie, of Clapham-road, So my, euachmaker.
PRISONER in the Gaol for the Borough of LIVERPOOL,
in the County of Lancaster, who iutere:a taking the benefit
of thief lorsal yeast Act
FIRST NOTICZ.
Francis Tailor, of Liverpool, but I de of Manchester, ',niter.

BIRTH.
On Sunday, the Lady of George Rlackshaw, E q. of Do•-
ni igt it Cottage, of a son.
MARRIAGE.

Lately, at St. George's Church, Hanoyer-square, Thomas
Shut, of the I.ingtthm of Ireland, to Miss C.uolin^ Draper Ne•
sill. eldect daughter of the late Thomas Nevitl, Esc' ef the
Ige, Brighton.

DEATHS.

On Wednesday morning, at his house in Great R ussell-
street. Bloomsbury, William Nuele, Esq.
At Tene•rden, in Kent, Mn. Pumin•t, wife of John Rutter
Pomfret, Esq. of Tenterden, and youngest daughter Richard
Carters, Esq. of the same place.
At J.maica, in November last, of a bilious fever, moth
laineuti-d by It relatives, and greatly I...gritted by all who had
the pleasure of his acquaintance, the Rev. Arthur 1:cdc11,
Riot of Newhaven, and Swallower, near Lewes The va•
....it livings are both in the gift of the Chanr•llut.
Lady, at St•grharn Urto.e, Suss•x, Miss Sophia Smyth,
the ',mutest datithter tat Walter Smyth, El. a very accent-
;dished young lady. •
In Pall Mall, much and deservedly regretted, Mr. Richard
Craton , Acting Pinprietor of the Union Cita,
On Saturday laa, Mr. Junes, an eminent chi:moonier and
grocer in the Strand.

HIGH %V %TER THIS DAY AT Lt*4uoWRRIDOE
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