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BANKRUPTS.
William !lance, of Tooley-street, Southwark, merchant, to
surrender March C 9, at twelve, April 16, and Ma: 7, at one,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lee, Three-Crown-Court, South-
wark.
William Stokes, late of Old Bread•street, merchant, March
29, April 7, and May 7, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Poring, Lawrence Poultuey Hill.
George Sly, nt Waristrad, Fatex, crock broker, March 29,
at one, April 1, at twelve, arid a'ay 7, at vim, at Guildhall.
Attarney, Mr. Bousield, Bouverie-street, Fiezt-stszet.
Francis Gearge, of the Pariah of Pantetrue, Monmouth,
coal-merchant, April 1,2, and May 7, at eleven, at the Beau-
fort Arms, laforiniouth. Attornics, Towle, Palma',
and Pugh, Gray's-Inn, London, or Mr. Phaputs, M.!11.
mouth.
Thomas Hutchon, of Colemawstreet, merchant, March
29, April 16, and May 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Aitoniey,
Mr. Sint di ay, Aldnsgateatrect.
Richard Rome, late of the ll:trough of Penrn, Cornwall,
merchant, April 11, 12, and Nt..y 7, at eleven at NVyn's New
Hotal, Falninutlt. An:in:net, M..m‘r*.Shepheni and Adlingtou,
Gray's Lr, Snuare, London, or Mr Tippet, Faint., ith
John Richmond, late a Skelton, Lancaster, gardener, April
4 at tire. 5 at eleven, awl May 7, at five, at the Royal Oak,„
Latiaa,ter. Aft allies, Mr. L:antliwaita, Lancaster, or Mr.
JO.MJII, London.
Benjamin Acock4, of Charlatta-nrae, Blackfriara Roar,
coal-merchant, Aril 1,9, and Mar 7, at eleven, at Gadd-
liali. Amami's, Nlessrs. Cockapts and Taylor, Lyuda
DIVIDENDS.
April 23 lk.li,hsel Pratt, of Darlington, Durham, druggist,
at twelve, at
April 2:3. James Marshall, and John Trewinnanl, of Cher-
ry Garden sir Barmonitaey, brewers, atone, Guildhall
April 21. John • tainsby, of Corati4i, rolien-dr4o-r, at
twelve, at Guadhall
April 23. Robert Chil-chaae, of the Poultry, linen draper,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
April 2.3. Edward Parke', of Little Turnstile, Henson,
man's mercer, at one, at Guildhall.
May 28. Julio Last, of th:glitot, Wilder, at ten, et Guild-
hall.
April 26. Richard Barker, of Wellingborough, Northamp-
ton, dealer, at ten, at Gailkail.
Aril 33. Richard Edwards, of Mnrgan lane, Southwark,
brandy merchant, at twelve, at Guildhali.
Apid 23. Samuel Ainnisley and Philip Johnson of South-
wark, grocers, at twelve, at Guildhall.
April 28. John Freeman, of neat time; hat-manufaelurer,
at one, at Guildhall.
April '29. Hamill, of Cateaton-street, linen-draper, at
ten, at Guildhail.
April 26. William Sutton, of Salters'-Hall Court, merchant,
t ten, atCarildhall.
April 25. Thu WA Qnickfall, lata of Kingston-uaon-HulJ,
dealea at four, at the White Tavern, Kinuton-eport•Hull.
May 2. Thomas Strickland and seintou Colthurst Holland,
of Liverpool, merchants, at one, at the Star awl Grater, LW
verpuid
April 22. John Tramiel; of Exeter, draper, at ten, at the
Old Loniten•lnii, Exeter.
April 21. Joha DauielCailler, Daniel Cailler, and Freda.
rick Cailler, late of Exeter, inerchauts, at eleven, at tie Bear-
EN.etar.
April 15. Thomas Whitaker, late of Kighley, York, inn-
keeper, at the D. valishira-Arms, Kighlcy.
April 23. Jame* Pilcithly, of Wood-street, theapaida,
druggist, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 25. Henry Mitchell, of GOsport, Southampton, rope •
maker, at eleven, ;it the Dalphi s Inn, Gosport.
May 3. Jame; Ballmer, of the City Chaniberi, Bishops-
gate-street, merchant, at ten, at Gitildhall.
April 16 Nicholas Nowell, of Fleet street, haberdasher, at.
one, at (I aildhaß.
April 2.a. Christopher Lance and Peter !tuber, of Gotilil •
square, Crotched Friars, flour-factors, at eleven, at Curl.:
hall.
April 23. John iVhutley, of Mark-lane, corn-faalor,
ten, at Guildhall.
May 3. John l'ernbull, John Forbes, Robert Allen Craw-
ford, arid David Skene, tit Broad-street, merchants, at one,
at Guildhall.
April 23. John Lambard, of Fenchurch-street, flour- mar-
chant, .:t ter Guildhall.
May 9. Mamas Harris, lata of Princes-street, Princes-
sq tare, vinuter, at ten, at Guildhall.
April CO. Thomas Huxley, late of Worcester, vintner, at
eleven, at the Crown and Saaaplers Worcester.
CERTIFICATES —Amts 16.
Th 'mat Pienton and William Summon, of Rassia-row,
M lk ..tre-a, Irish /lidos.
Bacon Bautfield, late of Yannonth, Lquora merchant.
Henry Pedlar, la/Rath, woullen-nterchant.
Thomas Berra, late of Cookspur-street, Haymarket, batter.
Thu ma; Chiba& and Thomas Strode, of Lambeth, anginal-
makars. ,
William Mercer, of Tunbridge, Xcnt,

Average Prices of British Corn, by the quarter of eight Win
chr,rer Bushels, andof Oatmeal per 801 l of 1401bs. Avoiniu•
paia, from the Returns to eiveri in the week ending the 19th
of March, 1803.—Wheat, 58e. 64:1.--Ryt, S6l. lld —Bariey
it3s. 104.—Oats 18s. ant, 995. Vd.-.leasc, 14.4.
Oatmeal, tits. 3d.
The Averag, price of Sugar, computed from the Returns
made for the week ending the 2.4 of March, IMO, is
:.3111:. 74d. per cwt. exclusive of the duty if Custorns
_paid or
paya..rie aliteraa as the itoportalt, *Mg itta latest Brils.n.