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Mr. Co A1M0)1 SERJEANT then stated the election to have
fallen upon Mr. Gillman, and the.Sherjffs retired to make their
report to the Court of Aldermen.
The Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Councilmen, afterwards
came upon the hustings: and Mr. RECORDER announced to
the Livery that the election of Mr. Gillman, to be the Bridge
Master for the remainder of the present year, had been con-
firmed by the Court, and that Gentleman was, thereupon, de-
clared to be duly elected.
Mr. Gillman returned thanks.

At half-past one o'clock the Court again assembled, and
Anthony Brown, Esq., citizen and fishmonger, and John Key.
Esq., citizen and stationer, were nominated the Sheriff's of the
City of London for the year ensuing.
The Sheriff's elect were then sworn in, and invested with the
insignia of their office.
Mr. Martin, the Under.sheriff; also took the oaths; after
which the Court broke up.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 28.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
Benjamin Matthews, of Chamber-street, Goodman's-fields,
liquor-merchants, from September 21 to November 9, at ten.
George Errington and Charles Daniel Nichols, of Croydon,
Surrey, dealers, from September 25 to October Itl, at ten.
There are no Bankrupts inserted in this Gazette.]
DIVIDENDS.
William Newsatn, of I)unster.court, Mincing-lane, mer-
chant, Oct. 35—Joseph French, of West Orchard, Coventry,
and also of South Bridge, Edinburgh, ribbon-manufacturer,
Oct. 23—John Righton, of Bristol, haberdasher and hosier,
Oct. 25—Humphrey Humphreys and William Lacon, of Li.
verpool, iron-merchants' and iron-founders, Oct. 21—John
Parker, George Parker, Joseph Lowe Parker, and Thomas
Roberts, late of Birchin-lane, merchants, rope-makers, and
ship and insurance-brokers, Oct. 19—Joseph I oung, of Bris-
tol, woollen-draper, Oct. 23.
CERTIFICATES, OCT. 19.
William Johnson, of the Grange, Bermondsey, tanner and
leather-factor (surviving partner of Charles Fox, deceased).

PAItTN}IfSIIIPS DISSOLVED.
William Jones and Charles Jones, of Liverpool, flour.
dealers—Samuel Driver and John Hargrave, of Blackburn,
Lancashire, house, sign, and ornamental painters—Henry
Nock, of Portway, Staffordshire, and John Broomfield, late
of Oldbury, Shropshire, coal-masters—Joshua Johnston, Wil-
liam Johnston, and Thomas Johnston, of Newcastle-street,
Strand, sword-cutlers and dealers in hardware—Sarah Crew and
William Crew, of Bermondsey-street, Southwark, hair-dressers
—James I.ermitte anti George Lermitte, of Aldgate, woollen.
drapers—llenry .litekson, William Jackson, and Richard
Savage, of Nottingham, machine-makers (So far as regards NV.
Jackson )—Edward Smith and Thomas Brett, of 24, Church.
street, Spitalfields, cabinet-makers—George Otley and Joseph
Sanderson, of New Bond-street, tailors—Thomas Porter and
Francis H. Grigg, of Bristol, painters and colourincn —John
Round, Isaac Caddick, Zachariah Parkes, deceased, and Abra-
ham Fisher, of Tipton, Staffordshire, iron-masters (so far as
regards Zachariah Parkes anti Abraham Fisher)—Abraham
Holliday and Isaac Alilnes, of Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted.
spinners—Richard Wheeler Preston and Henry Woad, of Li-
verpool, porter-dealers.