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BANKRUPTS.
John Henderson, ghat), Westmoreland, corn-dealer, to surrender
February 9, 10, and March 12, at ten, at the New Crown Inn,
Penrith, Cumberland. Attoruies, Mr. Addison, Vert:dam-6mld-
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ings ; it Mr. Harrison, Penrith.
John Thomas Whirley, Edmonton, grocer, February 8, iv, and
March 12, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of ts,
Basisghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Phipps, Weavers Hall, Be.
singhall-street.
Joseph Ford, jun. Mortlake and Rending, linen-draper, February
5 and 26, at eleven, and March 12, at twelve, at the Court of
Commissionersof Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies,lilesird.
Green and Ashurst, Sentbrook•court, Basiughall-street.
Samuel Garside, late of Gisburn, Yorkshire, cattle-jobber, Febru-
ary 9, th and March 12, at ten, at the Ring's Arms Inn, Chapel-
en-le-Frith, Derbyshire. Attoruies, blessrs. Hurd and John-
son, Temple ; or Mr. Wright, Chapet.eis.l,..l2rith,
Pierey Price Hart Roberts, Holborn, ekeesemonger, February 5,
12, and March 12, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of
Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attoruies, Messrs. Street and Co.
Pbilpot-lane.
Thomas Marshall, White Lion-court, Combat, merchant, Febru-
ary $, 12; and March 12, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners
of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mt% Baddeley, Le.
man-street, Goodman's-fields.
John Wright, Charlotte-sireet, St. Pancras, cheesemonger Fe-
bruary 3, 12, and Marelsl2, at twelve, at the Court or boss.

adssiOneis of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr.
Broad-street, Golden-square.
Montague Levoi, Cheltenham., Gloucestenbire pleturadealei
February 17, Is, and March 12, at eleven, at the , Mogi Ilotei,
Chekenham. Attornies. Messrs. Vizard and Biower,-Lincolns
Inn-fields; or Messrs. Pruen and Co. Otehalm.
William and George Broadhead, Ashton-under-Line and Mainfses-
ter, stone-masuos, Vebruary 21, and March t, at eleven. 104
12, at nine, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Anomie% Meson.
Mord and Johnson' Temple; er Mr. Ifaclßeltl, Mpechaster.
James Anderson, late of Edward-street, Portman square, tes-dealer,
February 8, at one, 15, at two, and March It, at one, at Si

Court of Commissioners of SuOkras., Ragas*ll-etreet. 4.
torney, Mr. Cheater, Staple Inn.
John Boswood, Silver street, Falcon-square, victualler, Ifcbruary
5, at ten, 111, at eleven, and hiarr.h 12, at tea, at tkprootirt of
Cnounisidoners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr.
Scarth, Lyon's Inn.
DIVIDENDS to be made In BASi N 6 HA LL-STREET.

March 5, F. and S. Rveleigh, Union-itreet, Southwark, bat-
manufacturers, at twelve. Feb. 19, T. Lane, Cliandos-street,
man, at twelve. Ftb. 19, J. Ferrell, Ring-street, Cht:apside, silk-
manufacturer, at eleven. Feb. 19, J. bloorhouse Sioane-weet,
wine-merchant, at eleven. Feb. 19, R. Pollan, Leeds, merchant,
at twelve. Feb. 19, T. Wharton, Finsbury.place, tailor, at One.
Feb.l9, T. Wood, Barbican, oilman, at try. Feb. 19. M. Ms-
thews and J. Hopkins, Rochester, coal-merchants, at one. Feb.
19, J. Mitten, late of Chvrch.row, Loudon, merchant, at eleieti.
Feb. 22, W. Fry, late of Type-street, letter-loutish:4 it ten. Feb_
22, J. Newell, Beaconsfield. draper, at twelve. Feb. 22, J. Bond,
Cawston Norfolk, farmer, at two. Feb. 19, R. Seeley and is
Nash, Red Lion-yard, Ahlersgate.strett, horse Jaalers, at degree:
DIVIORNDS to be made In the COUNTRY.

Feb. 21, R. Perkins, I'enmain, Monmouthshire, cool-merchant,
at twelve, r.t the White Lion lan, Bristol. Feb. 23, W. Toheft,
Plymouth-Dock, grocer, at eleven, at Elliott's Devonport Hotel,
Devonport. Feb. 24, J. Austin, Devonport, linen-draper, at eleven,
at Weakley's Hotel, Devonport. Feb. 21, U. Davies, Llanfecban,
Ibutgonteryshire, farmer, at eleven, at the Wynnstay Arius lan,
Oswes/ry, Salop. Feb. 24, J. Maysun, Keswick, Cumberland,
mercer, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Cocermouth. Feb. tit, C.
Savery, late of South Biked, Devon, limeburner, m eleven, at the
Kings Arms lon, Plymouth. Feb. 2.5 and t 6, W. Crisp, Bram-
field, Suffolk, grocer, at eleven, at the Queen's Heads Bramfield.
CERTIFICATES—Fab. 19.
W. Janes, Knecht-highway• grocer. C. Lea, Haywood, Salop,
maltster. W. Hatfield, Sheol 4, mkt- J. Woodward, /*mink.
ham, spirit-merchant. 11. Mogi, late of Bull-and-Moutk-street,

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNRILSHIPS.
Wright and Wier, Oldham, Lancashire,eetton-spinners. Prise
ley and Haworth. Little Bolton, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturers.
&anon and Boyle, Manchester, surveyors. M. and IL I. Stew-
art, Piccadilly, -brasiers. Aspiwe ass 4 Aldridge Lee, dodo-
*emus. J. and W. Green, CtiSp Nordnusit dseriand,
ten. Dickson and Co. Stockton, mercers. 0. 137
ipaskb, Sheffield, seissor.ansuilliligilica. New sad
atalleid, saw- and
court, Nicholalnelattirs2ll and
sad
wadi, hop-factors.

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We haie received the Lisboa Gazette to the 16th
Instant. The following is an extract :
-0. DECRILE.
a Taking into mx Royal consideration, that the clan-
destine and illicit importation of colonial produce and
merchandise from Asia and other parts has lately been
made in small vessels which were not formerly em-
loyed in this traffic, and in vessels not coming directly
from the ports assigned by the laws, to the great injury
of my Royal Treasury ; and it being my will that the
said laws be strictly observed,. I hereby ordain—
" 1. The preFent laws remain in their full vigour,
which prohibit the importation of merchandise and co-
lonial produce from Asia, unless direct in vessels under.
the Portuguese flag.
00 2. The importation of these goods is prohibited
when the Portuguese ships which bring them are under
80 tons burthen.
00 3. The first Article relates only to goods for con-
sumption, as foreign vessels, above eighty tons burthen,
laden with such goods, and coming either from Portu-
guese ports, or others, may be cleared, trans-shipped,
bonded, and re-exported.
"4. The second Article relative to these goods,
whatever be their destination, and every Portuguese
vessel of less than eighty tons, which shall enter the
ports of these kingdoms, or be found within three leagues
of the coast, with such goods, from whatever place
they come, shall he confiscated, with its cargo ; and the
same shall be the case with foreign vessels under eighty
tons bnrthen, which shall be found within the said
distance, unless it can be shewn by _authenticated docu-
ments that they were bound for foreign posts, and that
they have been compelled by circumstances to approach
the coasts of these.kingdoms. This Decree shall begin
to take its full effect in the time of one month and a half
from the date of its publication for Portuguese vessels,
and of three months for foreign vessels. The Authori-
ties whom it concerns will see to the execution of this
Decree.
" Palace of Alfecti, January 5, 155111."
(Si by his Majesty.)

MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1825.
Xnw Cumivies)/1•117111DOM, [Me-HOLIDAY AT THE BANK.

THE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

This day is a Holiday at the Rank, Stock Exchange, and Foreign
Market, in consequence of which a number of brokers are assem-
bled in the Royal Exchange ; but, up to this hour, scarcely a bar-
gain has been done.--,Consols may be quoted, as they left off on
Saturday, 431 I, and nothing done in them as yet.