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London, England, 1808-10-17 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

James Andrews and Daniel Garrett, late of Friday-street, Cheap.
side, linen-drapers, July 1, 1805.
Thomas Wood abd JaMea-Akers, of Stulcottes,Yorluhire, brasdy

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merchants, August 4, 1808.
Benjamin Kelsey mid Innis Meadows, leather-dyets and sellers,
Baron's Buildings, Southwark, August 17, 1808.
Stephen King and Wm. Powell, in Bush-lane, London, smiths,

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October 1, 1806.
Wm. Wigney and Bei:gawks Tillitone, of Blighthelnunone, Sus-
sex, banker, lune 5, 1808.
John Hollings Allen and Thomas Sadler, of Oxford, ebytnists

and ,ituggists, Sept. 29, 1808.
John Brown, deteased, and Richard Young, of Great Portlan&
street, St. Mari,la-Bonne, 'tea-deafen, Scpt. 13, 1808.
John "Lawn deceased, and John Pain, of Great Mary-la-Bonne-
street, tea-dealers, Sept. 13, 1808.
Richard Dunn and Jost ph Ibbotson, both of Barnsley, Yorkshire,
litres-rnanufacturerl, Sept. 27„ 18.08.
John Hagen, of Avna-Mill, and John Dunkerty, of Pit-Bank,
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parislroiOldkam, Lancashire, cotton-spinners, October 7,1888.
!anus Alexander Stevens and habit Stevens, wine, spirit and hop
merchants, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, October 10, 1806.
Ritintrd Taylor, of Church-row, Linsehbus,, and Wm. Evans, of
Lbnehouve-Hok, bibddleset, boat-builders, October 12, 1808.
Wm. Hyde, of Brootngrove, and Charles Linve, of Attereliffe,
parish of Sheffield, millers ind corrndealers, October 10, 1808.
Richard Pratt, Job Orton Smith, and Francis Lesson, of Coven-
try, bookselleTt, stationers, and.printrts.
Robert Lucas, late of' Lisbon, and )obn Hinckley, of London
merchants.

Georg; Baniley and Joke Plater, poper-makers, Baldwin's-place,
near Gray s-inn-lane, Middlesex, October 15 1808.
Thbmas Pa.y and Thorn ,s Davis, Line-vtreet, London and St.
Thtnus'is-Watering, Kent-road. Sump, rope, line, and twine-
spinners, Sep-. 49, 1808.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

October Q'S. James Corbin Hayward, of Chainber's-street, Good-
man's Fields, Middlesex, (now or late purser of the East India
alii? United Ititypiten a dealer andthapman, at'ten, at Guildhall.
BANXIXUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Edfneri Tevey, of Norsk Bradley, Wilts, clothier.
BANKRUPTS.

Charlotte Wallbutt, tate;iietworth, Susses, milliner, haber-
ilissher,dealer and thaoverhart, to surrender October Iti, in,
hnd Nov .!even, at the Abgel Inn, Pertvorth aforesaid.

Atternies, Mena. Ellis end 4411e,-Petsvorth.
Willi:kr* Jones, of Great Porthuul-street, Portland-place, Mid-
dlesex, coach-maker, dealer and chapman, October 18, at tens
October 29, at eleven, and November 26, at oue, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Langley,'Plumbtree-street, bloontsbury.
Willfar* Caronatul, of Sfockpeat, Cheshire, cabinet-maker, dealer
and chapman, Nov. S, 4, MA 08, at eleven, at the Dog Taverr,
Manchester. Auornies, Messrs. Milne, Sergeant, and Mihle,
'&lw:cluster ; or Messrs. Mllne and Parry, Temple, London.
DIVIDENIS.

October 2t. Nathan Rust, of Rotherfield Peppard, near Henley,
Oxfordshire, miller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
October 2.4. Thomas Lee, of Holborn, Middlesex, glover, at
twelve, at Guildhall,-London.
October 22. Wm.. Williams, of Lad-lane, London, victualler, at

twelve, at Guildhall.
October 21. John Stott, of Rochdale, Lancashire, shopkeeper, at
twelve, at the Roebuck Inn, Rothiale.
October 2/2. Wm. Wright, of Qaeenhithe, London, provision-
ate/el:int, at ten, at
October 24. 'Phones Pearson, Tote of Pennybridge, Lancashire,
tax-spinfter, at twelve, let the Royal Oak, I.antaster.
Otrebor el. lames Wheeler, late of Abingdon, Berke, grocer,
u ten, at the Crown add Thhtle Inn, Abingdon.
October 2/.. James Battershell. late of Portsmouth, Hants, ship-
chandler, at One, ht the Royal Oak inn, Portsea.
October 21. David Thomas, of Llandilo-Vaur, Carmartheftshire,
shopkeeper, elevee, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.
Oetibbee SW. Thomas Jennings and Dickinson Jennings, of spun-
ky', Lincolnshire, bankers., ironmongers and copartners, at ten,
at the White Hart Inn, Spalding
OCtober 21. Prank Parkinson, of Kingsidn-npon-Hut, merchant,
at elelest, at the George Inn., Kingston-upon-11A.
Octobtv 22. Alexander M"Lecklin and John Gilt, of Great St.
Helen's, London, factors and brokers, at twelve, at Guildhall.
October 24. William Green, of Liverpool, cutler and hardware-
man, at tatelve at the Grobe TaVern, Liverpool.
October 24. Th;mte Lees, now or la at of Hebdett4tr4dre, parish
a Halifax, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner, at eleven, at the Talbot
Inn, Halifax.
October '2.2. Daniel Matthews, late of Pasingstoke, Hants, grocer,
at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Basingstoke.

Saturday se'nnight, during the dreadful Storm
of wind, I stack of chimnies was blown down in
New John-street, Liverpool, and a man who was un-
fortunately passing by at the time was killed on the
spot ; and a fishing-boat with two young men in her
was upset in the river, and one of them was drowned.
The coal-heavers, it will be recollected, lately en-
tered into a cOmbinatitet against their Masters and
the public for an increase of wages, although they
could earn fourteen shillings a-dny without any extraor-
dinary exertion. The Magistrates, however, gave
orders to their officers to apprehend such as should
presume to demand a greater rate than that allowed
by the regulations. These gentry then .refused to
work at all, expecting that their masters could not
dispense with their services. A sufficient number of
discharged soldiers and country labourers having
since betaken themselves to the business, the masters
get their work done at the old rates, and the coal-
beavers are now going about the streets in the utmost
misery, soliciting the support of the public.
CORONFA'S INQVMSTS.—Friday evening, a Coro-
ner's inquest was held before Anthony Gell, Esq.
Coroner for Westminster, on the body of Mrs. Morris,
a gentleman's wife in that vicinity, who died sud-
denly by a fall on the preceding day, and the verdict
Was Accidental Death.
Another inquest was held on the same day, en the
body of a yourg girl, servant to one of the persons
eintnected with the establishment of Low-street Police
Mee. It appeared, that While some on&Was speak-
tog to her on the preceding evening, she suddenly
titl:/aprii down arid expited.-,,The verdict, Accidental
Saturday, aft intintst Nat held at Queenbithe, on
the body of the roaster of a Maidstone hoy, who, in
going On board on Thursday, fell into the river and
vas drowned.—Vettliet, Accidental Death.

MARRIEI:.

At 13roughton Manse, im the 7th instant, the Rev. Alexander
telfer, minister of the gospel, JohnstOne, to Mks Helen, daugh-
ter of the Rev. Thotnas Gray, Minister of Broughton.
Thursday last, at Farmington, J. K. Douglas, Esq. second Ben
of Brigadier General Douglas, to Isabella Maria, eldest daughter of
Thomas Wlllan, Esq. of Farmington, Gloucestershire, and Mary-
la-bonne Park.