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London, England, 1847-02-03 00:00:00

TUESDAY MOOT'S GAZETTE.

-'" WHITERA.I: JAN. 30, 1847.
The Queekhas beat Ple:ste-ct to direct letters patent to be
passed under the Gigat §eal4Sf the United Kingdom, consti-
tuting and-appOinting
His Graet the ArctibiabOS. of Canterbury,
The RighillorintirableArtt ,Cottenham,
His Grage.the Aittiblaltop-,df York;
The Mo"AlitinoUrableifie'llyarquis of Lansdowne,
li The Righeolonrfll3l6 the Earl of Chichester,
The RightllOnenrabletbe'Earl of Powis
The Right Honourable Enrd John Russell,
The Rightltev.*tid the Lord Bishop of London,
The Rightlieveren4tlevLoril Bishop of Durliam,
The RiglielVs4o4ollll6/1011. Bishop of Winchester,
The Right.RA'reretiliiied."Bishop of Lincoln,
The Rigbi Reverend flinAi Bishop of Chester,
The Itigl4-11onOurable fir George Grey, Bart., and
The Right fronoliml4 Sir Vharles Wood, Bart.,
her Majesty's Cpritiutsion ers. fur considering the state of the
several hisitopriCilii EnglOctund Wales.
The Qtteenitats bc(tn,,pfease4 to appoint Charles Knight
Murray, Esq #heisier-atIEAIN--, to be Secretary to the said
Commission. ';'*!
-DOWNIN`b-iSITEET,. FEB. 2.

The Queen...lgiTsbeen._pfe*ed to appoint Henry Edward
Fox Yonag;_l7l(q.i4o he.-Liel,tf-.-Governor of the eastern dis-
tricts of the'aii,dy,6f the Cap: of Good Hope.
Her Maje.ifrir44&aWibgpfuleased to appoint Hugh Ed-
wards, E,q.,.tVitaiiiiiStrdke, and Joseph L. Bindon, Esq.,
to be coronei;fOr,lhililtifictot'Antiolia.
Her Al alesltYlraS,fn-Fthei.'. teen preaSed to appoint William
Walter Itale*h ,l(e..E reigg.r
O to be Auditor-General of Ac-
counts for thSlzug'sof Matifit— ins

- (10 COMMON' PLEAS.
lIILAP.Y TER* IN rity:'.CENTit YEAR OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN
1/4iite4ClA.
Mondav, the Ist day of February, 1847.
This Court will, cm"tiondak, the 15th day of February
instant, hold a ,itt lug, and will proceed to give judgment in
certain of the matters standtbk over for the consideration.of
the Court. • THO. 11 ILDE.
FftlE - 00)NANCE, FEII. I.
Royal intent of 'Artlf,le'ry-Secend Captain John Far-
naby Cator be -Adjittant; vice Needham, promoted,
April 7.
Corps of`-llov:il.Eiv-zirw-:i.s--Capt. and Brevet. Lieutenant
Colonel Raltilcc:j4itrAftlers'6n, tt) he Lieutenant-Colonel, vice
Gosset, ref iracr on fi.,111--pay4: Second Captain and. Brevet-
Major JarnA' Lynn . to be Captain, vice Alderson
First Lieutenant IL A. White to be Second Captain, vice
Lynn; Secoritakenten'ant E. .Nicholson to be First Lieute-
nant, vice WM tl-.; •
.isn I,v (It- Prd.Lientenant of Argyll.
The A
~ Marti:lit of °rue 4o Le
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• ~via.l:l.-car„ JAN. IS.
The Lord Chaneellerlagmlpomted Henry Guy, of the city
of Carlisle.:(l,nt., to he a
.t_Ster Extraordinary in the High
Court of Cluincerr- '
WHITEHALL, JAN. 2i.
The Lora -Chancellor tias appointed George Drounsey, of
Carlisle, in the c(iunty of Ciljuberland, Gent., to be a Master
Extraordinary In the 14:On-court of Chancery.
B.AK BANTU SUPERSEDED.
John and George 1-144, grocers, Wisbech St. Peters,
Cambridi,' e. .
IiA.N.KRUPTS.
Leah Moss; tobaccouist, Liverpool-buildings, Bishopsgate,
London, to aurrcitder Feb. 10, at one, and March 16, at
twelve, aLtlie;-COart ,rO(43,alikruptcy. Pennell, official as-
signee ; Carpentmllktiorpipvitrt, Cit
Charles trederick Lavina-grove, Wharf.
road, Feb, 12.. rand March ,),-(4 at eleven, at the Court of
Bankruptcy. . Groom, official assignee, Abchurch-lane; Po-
cock and V-OPle, Battllolo4lNsvlctose•
John Prior, tnilor, aint.,;,j3l4zey, Cornwall, Feb. 18, and
March 11, at one, at the Exeter District Court. Hernaman,
official assignee, E,-Keter ,Canyon, St. Austell; Bell and Co.,
Lincoln's-fields ; Exeter.
Thomas Bailey, printer, .:Wolverhampton, Feb.: 11, and
March 11; at...eleyen,..,at..tbe Birmingham District Court.
Christie, q,,,jgrige,,Bifmingbam.; Foster and Gough,
Wolverliampton, •
John Kirkinatt;-,wine merchant, Nottingham, Feb. 19, and
March 5, at, clevep,..-at, the Birmingham District Court.
Bittleston, official assignee, .Nottingham ; Brown, Notting-
ham.
Thomas Sitipwortb, milter4 Belton, 'Lincolnshire, Feb. 17,
and Marchlz,, at. ten; -,a,t .tho,Loeds District Court. Kynas-
ton, official a.ssiguAe,Aittit; Bell, Bedford-row, London ;
Blackburn, Leeds... : •
henry Johnson, merebat i, Sheffield, Feb. 12, and March
eleven,! 5, at elevet# ;the Leeds.,-D4stsict Court. Freeman,
assignee, Ltecli; .I)np can; ikeatlierst one huildings, Holborn,,
London ; :
Edward .Shill,.Shill,.Shill,anothecaryi Dureley,
Gloucestershire, Feb.
Bristol District
16, at two; vc,,aucl,,Metah 16, at..eleven, at th
Court. Hutton, official assignee, Bristol ; Henderson,
Bris-
; Bishop.J.Aucoln!s Inn-Aeldm, London.
• ••-i DIVIDENDS-DECLARED.
N. J. Reed, brewer, Marlborough, Wiltshire—first div. of
ss. 10d. in the poundoan.litethlusd&Y, Feb. 3, at.the office of.
Mr. Hutton, Bristol..
T. Howell,. tavern, keeper, Queen's Head-passage, New-
gate -street—a. div; of ls. 911. in the pound, on Thursday,

Feb. 4, and three following Thursdays, at the office of Mr.
Belcher, King's Arms-yard, Moorgate-street.
Sardinson, Weston, and March, Wood-street, Cheapside—
a div. of 11,6 d. in the pound, on Thmday. Feb. 4, and three
following Thursdays, at the office of Mr. Belcher, King's
Arms-yard, Moorgate-street.
J. Plowman, ironmonger, Oxford-street—a div. of ld. in
the pound, on Thursday, Feb. 4, - and three following
Thursdays, at the office of Mr. Belcher, King's Arms-yardo
Moorgate-street.
S. Whatley, grocer, Lisson-grove--first div. of Is. 2,4 a.
in the pound, on any Wednesday, at the office of Mr. Whit-
more, Basingball-street.
W. H. Cox, boat builder, Belvidere-road,
.Lambeth—firg,
div. of 4s. in the pound on any Wednesday, at the office of
Mr. Whitmore, Basingball-street.
J. Ricketts, grocer, Gosport, Southampton—first div. tf
2s. Gd. in the pound, on Wednesday, Feb. 3, and two follow-
ing Wednesdays, at the office of 1' r. Turquand, Old Jewry..
J. T. Carter, apothecary, Berner's-street, Oxford-street
—first div. of Is. Gd. in the pound, on Wednesday, Feb. 39
and two following Wednesdays, at the office of Mr. Tut'
quand, Old Jewry. _

DIVIDENDS.
At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street.
C. Deane, coach bulkier, Southampton, Feb. 23, at two J.,
11. Nail, builder, Joan. street, Tottenham-court-road, Feb'
at half-past one.

In the Country.
J. Humfrey, coal dealer, Tamworth,
March 2, at twelve, at the Birmingham District Court—
andl J. Clay, woollen manufacturers, Yorkshire, Feb. Antti
eleven, at the Leeds District Court-J. Hiley, builder, ni
junta Birmingham, March 4, at eleven, at the Birillinfr'a g
District Court—J. 'Weston, merchant, Liverpool, Feb. -11.10
twelve, at the Liverpool District Court —IL Cowie' 8-'ll
owner, Liverpool, Feb. 23, at eleven, at the Liverpool Distianc
Court—J. C. Kemp, merchant, Liverpool, Feb. 23, at eire:
at the Liverpool District Court—W. Looey, cooper,l,";i-e,
haven, Cumberland, Feb. 15, at twelve, at the Newcas.)e,
upon-Tyne District Court—J. Hall, innkeeper,
Feb. 25, at eleven, at the Newcastle-upon-Tyne Dist°
Court. to
CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown
the contrary, on the day herein mentioned. 0,
J. Morris, leather seller, Crown-street, Finsbury, Feb.-5,
J. Rumsey, manure dealer, Dean-street, Shadwell, Feb._,a2
J. King, soap-maker, Kingsland-road, Feb. 23—W• Ctn..
dale, jeweller, Hull, Feb. 24—W. Broadbent, cloth mer,c"o.
Delph, Yorkshire, March 2--A. Huddleston, farmer, 01:„," j,
ham, Yorkshire, Feb. 25--W. Hayes,shipwright, Liverr-23
Feb. 23—J. Hindmarsh, woollen draper, Liverpool,
—C. Thomas, grocer, Llivior, Montgomeryshire, F I e ,• "pi
Tantum, tobacco dealer, Nottingham, March s—ll. r•
jun., March 16—H. Bartleet, builder. Redditch, Wore.ltegr,
earlib.ct
shire, March 16—H. Cochrane, merchant, hunch Dire,
Feb. 25—W. Barker, Royton, Lanc,3l,-23
Feb. 22—J. H. Bedford, artists' colourman, Bristol, r„e„...."'
—T. ThomaP, draper, Ibstock, Leicestershire, Feb.„`;....1:-
Hare, linendraper, New-street, Dorset- square, Feb. "h':,„o.
C. Lloyds, painter, Liverpool, Feb. 23—E. Hodgson, ire
monger, Richmond, Yorkshire, Feb. 23.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ,endr
J. Cobb, sen., and J. Cobb, jun., builders,
Shropshire—J. Geiger, B. Morris, and S. Morris, snuffnlo, d
facturers, Half Moon-passage, Whitechapel— J. Bresc,e,„'„,..J.
W. Hall worth, builders, Lawrence Pountney-lane,
Buckertield and E. Radford, saddlers, Ashby-de-la-MI/all,
11. A. Bramley, R. Bramley, T. Ward, and W. Tbren.etls
cotton spinners, Appletreewick, Yorkshire (so far as reb4rtl,
W. Threlfall )—G. L. Johnson and L. S. Coxe, Barge,;)sd
City—ll. White and J. Walker, grocers, Reading--‘10„e.
M. H. Ricards, coach makers, Great Newport-street,
e,tso
,
acre—T. D. Ileadlam and R. Rawson, Liverpool----". 14'
and E. Whitefield, leather manufactures,-Y'-;n1
Nok:s and J. W. Smith, metal BirtnlDL.3,
—J. Oates and J. Newton, Gainsborouph, Il
Wilkinson and J. H. Cartmel, drapers, Liverpool—C. GI; d Jr.
and T. R. Hofland, artists, Preston, Lancashire—T. a cor
Norton, drapers, Lincoln—T. and J. Hollingsworth, tabli,to,
nists, Liverpool—J. and W. Armstrong, drapers, Pre;o,,
Lancashire—S. Middleham, sen., and S. Middlehata, os,
Dewsbury, Yorkshire—F. Kennedy and C. Asprey,
New Bond-street—W. E. Bell, H. Hunter, and J•
general commission agents, City (so far .as regards
or
Hunter)—B. Welch and J. fillips,glass merchants.P,.eeie-
gate-street Withont—H. Brown and J. Saville, ci;ster,
' monpers Bradway. Ludgate-hill—D. Clark, G. B°c
and R. Sheraton, drapers, Sunderland (so far a 3 re'belLlt
R. Sheraton)—M. Mansfield, S. Mansfield, and J. Miligatte
whitesmiths, Burton-upon-Trent (So far as regards U.
field)—D. and B. Jevons, grocers, Tipton, Stafford.thire
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. 2, at
A. Scott, or Watson, Forfarshire, Feb. 9 and Marc
htwelve, at the Star Inn, Montroae. Feb. 6

W. Landell, farmer, Coldingham, Berwickshire*
and March 1, at twelve, at P. Bathgate's Inn, Aytoil!'„
J. R. Hood, draper, Edinburgh, Feb. 9 and Mareo37
twelve, at the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinh,

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CHAPTER 1. On the Philosophy of Marriage, with -- Vol°
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81 fi7113.
-ill Windham, of a son.
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On the 31St ult., at IV°
On the 12th ult , Mrs. Sin).
dyrl,
daughter,
of a son. t at Lowndes-street, the Hon. Mrs. Augusto 9
On the Ist Ins 0
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Ow the Ist Inst., the lady of A. H, Kindermann, Esq., 0..
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On the Ist inst., Mrs. Burton Ravenseroft, of Serle street'la-
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On the 31st nit., at Ha
of a daughter.
Hamilton-terrace, St. John's-wood, -
ttohhrrnee Ist hist , at Surrey-square,Blenkarne, °`.. daughter.p°llo,l-
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On the Ist last., at St. Mark's, Kennin t n 3fr. A7fred Iv ..„,,,,, v-
go . • _44 ,r....4‘
Emma 3faria, youngest daughter of the late John ToutPov
Hastings.

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On the 24th ult., Mr. James B-17th,. of Isleworth.ll d-pligit
On the 29th ult., John Moses, Esq., of Upper Fortla
„ft"
iVandswortb-road, aged 82. ‘..4.,1 di"—
On the 29th ult., at the Rhyd, Worcester, Frances, t....--,
of Sir Anthony Lclimere, Bart. Ai • ed SO'
On the 30th ult., at Streatly, Beds, the Rev. J. Rados',
On the3lst ult„ at Brixton, Mrs. Sarah How, aged 77.

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