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London, England, 1807-04-29 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

NVMlarti Brown, of Liverpool, taylor, draper, dealer and chapman,
to furreneer May 1900, and June 9, at one, at the honk of
Henry Foritaaw, in livegeol. Attomies. Meffrs. Crump and
Lodge. Liverpool ;or Mr. Bettye, Chancery-lam, London.
Robert Dent; now or late of Stoke Golding, Leicefterhire, grocer
and draper, dealer and chapman, May it, at four, May it, and
June 9, at twelve, at the Bell's Heel Inn, Hinckley. Attornies
Itlr. Jervis, Hinckley;• or Meths Ruddall and Lewclian, No.
ts, Clement's Inn, London..
Hope, g Manchefter, gr ocer, dealer and ehapman, May
se, 27, and June 9, A three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn,
Mineheiter. Atternics, Mr Thomas Hewitt. Manehefter; or
Mr Ralph Fills, Curritor Rivet. Chancery-kne, London:
hdramndl.anfdown, late of Bridgewater, Saner Cabire, inth.vdcr,
dealer and clepman, May t. is. sod Jane 9. •tt WO, at the Mitre
Inn. Bridgewater. Attoridee, Mr. Edward iymes, Bridgewater,
or telefirs Bleafdalc, Alexander and Huhne, New inn. London.
• Thomas Barrowelough, of Lexis. Yoritibire, clothier, dealer and
• chapatis, May 3,6, and June ¢• at eleven, at the Star and Gar-
., ,ter ins, I.ceds Atturnies, Mr Blackburn, of Leeds; or Meffrs.
Sykes and Knowles No. 2, New Inn. London.
I Pin. Allen, of the Platform. parr of Rotherhithc, Surrey. coal
• ; nu relent, wharfinger, dealer and chapman, April 3n, at eleven.
May 13. at ten, and June 9, at twelve, at GoildhalL Attorney,
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Flezney, Chancery lane, London.
1 ufeph DiGhop, of St Swithin's lane. London. merchant. dealer
and chapman. May 6, is. and June 9, at eleven, at GaildhalL.w.
Anoraks, Mena. Hefter and Fletcher, Lincoln's Inn.
C, lea Medley, of the Bolt in-Tun Inn, Fleet Area, Lambeth
I.,,ach-mafter. dealer and chapman, May 6, is, and June 9, at
• eleven. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chappell, No. 3, New Inn-
" Fulletings, New bin:
'treader Caffano, of Piccadilly, Middiefez, malaria" and bro-
ker. dealer and chapman, May a, 9, and June 9, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Popkin, Dean React, Soho.
DIVIDENDS.
May a. David highland, late of Wigan, Lancafbire. Water
Campbell. of London, and William Wright, le Liverpool. cotton
manufadurers and copartners, at one, at the Globe Tavern,
John Itreet, Liverpool.
May 3. Richard Dearman. of lLrnfley, and Robert Dearman, of
Oaks, in Worfhorough, Yorkfhire. cupartners and merchants,
at eleven, at tile White Bear Inn, Barofity.
May 4. Thomas Brawn. of the parith of Penn, Staffordihire
at.d biker, at eleven, at the Jerningham Arms Inn, Shill.
call, county of Salop.
May 4. Henry Richard Bowen, of Bath, chinaman, at eleven,
at the York Hotel, Bath.
May 4. Jobe, Badderley, of Wolverhampton, Staffordthire, drug
• gift and grocer, ae elensta.at the Jerninghann Arms Inn, Shiffnall.
May 7. damu& Miles, of &Wel, cornfaastor, at eleven, at the
Bath Tavcrw, Corn ftreet, Briftol.
May 6. James Pickup, of Burnley, Lancafhire, cotton fpinner,
at live, at the Bull tun: Burnley-
May 9. John Morley, of Sewatdftone, county of Mx, miller,
at tea. at Guildhall.
May 9. Walter Hunch of Putney, in Surrey, grocer, at twelve,
at Guildhall.'
Nay 9. Elizabeth Fitton, of 'Bolton on the Moors, Lancafhtre,
milliner, at ten, at Guildhall.
May s John Chriftian Hulse, of the Broadway, Deptford, Kent,
• potter and glee osaaufatelurer, at tin, at Guildhall.
•11ay 8. Brian Yearly, of Ker:dal, Weftmorland, thinner and
tanner, at fix, at the White-Hart Inn, Kendal.
May 9. John Wilton, of Kendal, WeftatorLuid, tallow.chandler,
at eleven, at the White-Hart Inn. Kendal.
May 5.• Sarum I Hitchin. of Kingiland-road, Middiefez,
vießu-
eller, at eleven,st GultdhalL
May I. Michael Phillips, of Norris-ftreetAay-market, Mid.
d telex , grocer, at ten. noGuildhall.
NI ay 3. George Southard, of New Bond Item, MiddleScx, linen
draper. at twelve, at Guildhall.
IV ay 26. James Robertfun and James Hutehifon, of Fleet Rrcet,
London, oilmen, at twelve. at Guildhall.
May 4, William Route, of Woreeller, filverfinith and jeweller,
at eleven, at the Crown Hotel, Broad (tree, Woreefter.
Way 5. Francis S,:urry, of gent-Road, Southwark, in Surrey, I
eat dealer, at ten, at Guildhall.
May s. Peter Gandon, of Wentworth-ft: I.a, parifla of St. Mary,
Vitiltechapel, Middlefez, cooper, at ten, at Guildhall
Max 9. Samuel Wilkinfon and joleph Burrough, of High Valy-
eorbe and Great Marlow, Bookinglemilure, bankers, linen•
drapers, at ten, at Guildhall.
. • May 7. 'James Henry Champion, of Gravefend, Kent, grocer,
at ten, at Guildhall.
May 9. John Dawes, late of Camomile • ftreet, London, mariner, •I
at twelve, at GuildhalL
' 'Wiry 7. William Hume, late of Berwick upon-Tweed, corn-
sweetest,. at tie King's Arms, in Berwick.
May 3. Bernard Refs, of the Ncw City Chambers, London, incr.
chant, at ten, at Guildhall.
May s. SameelWatfon,ot Blakeney, in Norfolk, corn merchant, i
at ten, at Guildhall.
May 9, Thomas Noreen, of Shenftone,Stafforainfire,innholder,
at tenet the Littleton Arms Inn, in Penkridge.
M'ty 19. Arens Foreman, of Chatham, Kent, habcrdaftler, it ten,
at Guildhall
[The Gazette alto contains Addreffes of Congratulation to his •
Majelty, on the late change in his Councils, from the City of
• Ch tier, City of bitter, Borough of Southampton, Borough of
Coleheiker. County of Anglefey, Town of Birmingham, Town of
Bridgnorth, Borough of Devizes. Borough of Liverpool, Wey-
mouth and Mckomba.blegi4, Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral
CI twat of Chester, Borough of Kilm arnock, Town of Paifley, and
rive Brotherhood of tin. Trinity Houle of Kingfton upon-Hull,)

LEWAS, APR:L 17.

A few days fence, the ballot, under the Training
Ad, took place for the Rape of Lewes, and termi-
nated to the entire fatisfaetion of all who efcaped the

draft.
Laid Tnefday, James Stonefireet, and Samuel
Burchett, of the parilh of Waldron, who had been
detected in ftealing oats, in a granary at Heathfield,
belonging to our late High Sheriff, were put into the
' enflody of the conflable of the diftriet, to be conveyed
to this town for examination. He accordingly hand•
cuffed them together, and having procured the affif•
lance of two other perfons, proceeded on his way
hither with his charge, armed with a loaded pifloi—
but in the abfence of his afliftants, who had on Tome
occalion loitered behind, and before his arrival at
Horfebridge, where a chaife was to have been provi•
ded, he incautioufly approached his planners to exa-•
mine their handcuffs, when they inaantly clufed upon
him, wrefled the piftol from his hand, and threw
him down, which they had no (boner effeded, than
they drew from his pocket the key of their manacle,
uailhackled themfelves, and got clear off. The con-
. (table, in his exertions toprevent their efcape,received
fume flight bruifes, but no material injury.
On Saturday evening James Stoneftreet, just. fon
of Stonefireet, the above offender, being charged on
fufricion of having, on the preceding night, tnali-
clout:ly fired a loaded piftol at one John Taylor, who
with other perfons, had laid himfelf up to watch
the premifes of the elder Stoneftreet, in expedation
of his returning home, was brought to this town,
and examined before J. M. CR IP es, Efq. who cool-
mined him to the Houfe of Corredion, for further
examination.
Edward Meffage, who to avoid the purifhment
ordered by the Court at our tall Q2arter
er.tered into his Majefly's fervice, was at the fame
time committed to our Houfe of Correetion, on fuf
picion of being a deferter, having been apprehended
abbut one o'clock the fame morning, going into a
lilufe in the neighboui hood of old Stoneftreet, which
• was watched alio.
Tuefday, as two young men. named Samuel
Ford and John Ccffam, were at work in the chalk
pit, at Bridgewick, on the Rtogmer road, a large
portion of its (belying part immediately above their
heads, unexpededly fell, and °vet whelmed them.—
They were dug out alive, but molt dreadfully hart.
Ford, in addition to the fevere bruifes he received on
different parts cf his body, had one of his legs frac-
tured,his internal parts much injured, and one of his
hands fo much lacerated, that he was obliged tohave
part'of it amputated.
Coffam's bruifes were received principally ou his
head, and their violence caufed a concuffion of
ihe brain ; but yeilerday, though he had lain leveral
days in a Rate of great danger, he betrayed favour-
able lymptoms, and we hear that the forgeon who at-
tends thee unfortunate men, is not without hopes of
recovering them both-.
A few years ago, a man named Smith, was killed,
a fimilar accident, in the fame chalk pit.

ECCLESIASTICAL AND ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS
Oxrosn, Aram Wednefday laft, the Rev. Samuel
Byain, M. A. of littiverilty College, and Rector of Wyke Regis,
of Weymouth, aid of Portland, Dorret, was admitted Bachelor.
in Divinity, and on Friday Doctor in Divinity, Grand Com-
t °under.
be Rev. Mr. Pi.nrofe. A. M. of Corpus Chriftl College, Ises
been appointed Batnpton I um fur the coining year of 'kg.
The Rev. S. Puart, M. A. Prebendary of Hereford Cathedral,
has been collated, by commilßon from the Lord Bidsop of Here-
ford, tii the Vicarage of Beldam*, in that &Kele.
On Tut.filay laLt Mr Turner Edwards was elcded ,Scholar of
Jefus College.

BIRTHS.
Friday, in Sackviße-ftreet, the Lady of Herbert Jenner, Efq
LLD. of a ion.
On the 17th inflant, at her brother's houfe, in Shropthire, the
Counters de Meroard of a daugh cr.
The Lady or Dr Yelloly, of Finfbury (cure, or a daughter.
On Friday morning, at Weft Wycombe, the Lady of the Rev*
1. Kiug, of a daughttr.

MARRi7D.
On Wed !aft, at Kirgitor, Lieut. Collier, of the Royal
Navy, to kids F. Pin horn, of Porte's.
Rev. Wm. Duke, of Kincruvius, Sligo, to Mifi Palmer, only
daughter of the late Thomas Palmer, fq. Summer hill, Mayo.
Wulnaday, at Chrift Church. r. Jones, Surgeon, St. Bartho•
lomew's 1-!ofpitil, to Milk Jane Galan.
Wednefday.at Alvetfkoke, Mr. W. Slade, of the Royal Navy.
to Mifs S. White, daughter of the late Capt.R.White of Arundel
March 31, at Gormley, Dr. Berland, infixdor of army hufpi
tab, to MifsWolters.

DIED.
Lately. at his feat at Coldrenick, Cornwall, Edward Trelawny, ,
Fig aged 44, univerfally regrett..d.
On Saturday fe'i.night, at Pbcklingtoo, the Rev. Kingfman
Bafkett, in the 83th year of his age.
On Fr id 2 y fennight ,at Scarborough, aged p, Mrs Garancieres,
relidt of the late Litutenat.t Garaucirres, of the Royal Navy
At Bloombill Houle, on the loth initalit, the Rev. Alexander
Mel irum of Falter Kincaple.
Tuefday fe'nnight, fudd nly, Mr. EdwArd Hopkins, attorney
New Alresford.
lately, at Lis bmfe at Everton, in the 53d year of his age, John
Gregfon, Lfq one < f the Aldermen II L i verpod
Lately, atter a painful and in ger.tig diners, Sir James 'Winter
Lake, Bart. a Fellow of the it< yal Society.
At Greenhall, on Monday fennight, aged 85, Thcophilus Ogil
vie of Aucblunics, Efq. many years Collector of Cußonts at
,Aberdeen.
At, th'oreeller, on the 3d inflant, on his return from Bath to
F.itinhurgh, John Bonar, Efq. Solicitor of Excik in Scotland
In February laft , C. Lowry, Efq Puffer of his Majefty's Chip
Glory, off Cadiz.
On the 6:h inflant, at Gorport, Hants, aged 17, Mr. Marma-
duke Fothergil!, midibipman of his Majefty's [hip Maida, fecond
lon of John Fothergill, Efq. of Kingthorpe.
At Edinburgh, on the 13th inttant,Mrs. Sands, widow of Major
Wm. Sands, in the ferviee of the Hon. Salt India Company.
On the loth inftant, at Aberdeen, in the 84th year of her age,
Mrs. Elizabeth Forbes, rend of the late Rcv. John Mair, minifter
of the gape! at Rayne.
At Potrefra6t, aged 76, Major Fox, formerly Town Major of
On the loth inftant, at Clifton, Mrs. Augufta Hicks, fecond
daughter of the late Dr. George Hicks, of St. James's.
On the t3th inftant, at Rocketter, Mils Agnes Ballinghall, niece
to lieutenant Colonel Ballineall of the Royal Marines.
On the 9th inftant, at Gifting, after a few days Diners, aged 6:,
Lieutenant John Sotheran, Commandant of the Hernfley Velun-
teer Infantry.
.On the t sib inftant, at his I hambers, in Gray's Inn4quare, in
the ssd year of his age, Mr. Bryan Bell, youngeft fon of James
Bell, Efq, of Berwick upon Tweed.
Lately, at Draper'sfiall, London, the Rev. George Walker, late
of Wavcrtree, in Lancalhire, F. R. S. and Prefident of the Literary
Society at Manchefter, and formerly Minitter of a Congregation
of Proteftant Dilfentcrs at Nottingham.
A tow months truce, Mr. I boa. Rots, eldeß fon of Mr. Chas
Refs. Purfer of his Majefty's fhip Maida, a prifoner on the Aland
of Cuba, where he bad been for a long time ; be was Sub Lieute-
nant of the Baracoct:a fehooner, wrecked elf that illand on the
morning of the 24 Odtober, and taken prifoner with the rcft
of thee crvv.

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