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London, England, 1813-03-31 00:00:00

BANKKU 1 tzy £NLARGEI).

April 6. John ',lke., of Nottingham, mercer, dealer and chap-
man, at eleven, at the Flyiog Hone Inn, Nottingham.
BANKRUPTS.
Charles Hider, of Hawkhurst, Kent, grocer; dealer and chaprnau,
to surreuder April 3, 10, and May 16, at ten, at Guildhall—

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Attornies, Messrs. Gregson, Dixon, and Gregson, Angel.

court, Tkroginot tort ;greet.
Emblin Stevens, of Erick-lane, Spit:l:l.:A(l3, Middlesex, tallow-
chandler, dealer and clia2man, Avii '3, 13, :Ind May i i , a: one,
at. Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tucker, Barthtt's

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Alexander M‘Giegor, of Goodge-street, pariah of St. Pancral/4,
Middlesex, baker. dealer and chapinan, April 6, t.OO, iud May
11, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pinero, Charles-
street, Cavendish-square.
Jobp Stoneman the younger, of Northtawton, Doron, linen and
woollen-draper, dealer and chapman, April 14, I 5, at eleven,
and May ii, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter: Attoinies,
Messrs. Watts and Co. Syntond's-Inn, London,
Henry Nickolls, of Birmingham, builder, dealer and chaptnan,
April 10, 12, and May 11, at one, at Cie Union Tavern. Bir-
mingham. Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maple', and
Pearce, No. 12, Old Jewry, London ; or Mr. Wha4ely, Bir-
mingham.
ies Alway, of Moreton-Hampstead, Devon, innkeeper, dealer
and chapman, April 9, 10, and May 11, at twelve, at the
Globe Tavern, Exeter. 'Attornies, M. ssts. Collett and Co.
Chancery-lane, London; or Air. Zach.lry Turner, Paul-street,
Exeter.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

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April 27. Robert Tippler, Tower-street. broker, at eleven.—
May 3. William Ingletharp, Portman-mews, liaancyman, at
ten. May 1. James PserrepLult GI-eaves, licnalcs SNarp, and
Francis fisher, King's Arms-yard, merchants, at ten. March 30.
John Lotahis, Holborn, harness-mak,r, at one. April ;7. Tho•
mu Porter, Union-court, merchant, at ten. April G. Lewis
Kearn and David Muller, , Amen-corner, furriers, at one. April
17. John Thomas Pack, Ashford, grocer, at one. Aptil 27.
William Wilmot, Goodge-street, stationer, it twelve. April 24.
Alexander M*Lacklan and John Galt., Great St. lielen's, :actors,
at twelve. April 27. Thomas Maynard, fount Pleasant, hrre-
hair manufacturer, at twelve. hiay 29. Peter lktbie, Broad-
street,l-coker, at eleven. May 22.10.1 m Goodair, Queen-street,
merchant, at eleven. April 24. Josqh James Long, Minorics,
mercer, at eleven. May 4. Alexander Daila., incr.
chant, one. April 24. John Swan ;and Robert Antietam, Wait-
ping-wall, merchants, at twelve. May I. Lawrence Ihickwi.od,
London, dialer, at twelve. April 20. John, Cornes, and Joshua
Vood, Paddington, coachinakers, at twelve.- April 24. '2loutas
Harringtbn, Sarum, silver-sotith, at twelve. April 24. William
Brooks, Southmitister, horse•dealer, at eleven. April 27. Tho-
mas Norris, Manchester, merchant, at ten. Ain 11 27. Robert
Williams, Oxford-street, chinaman, at twelve. April 27. Da-
niel and John Roberts, Chathant-place, merchants, at ten. April
24. Herman Gethliard Hilbers, Lundon-street, merchant, at
eleven. April 20. W.Cabburii, Thatnes-street, v.ctualle:, at ten.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the CVUNTRY.
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May 4. Maui ice black/Ord, Wantaje, cardwainer, at eleven,
at the Crown, Farringdiiii. April 13. Peter Greaves, Manches-
ter, innkeeper, at two, at the Coach and 1 lor,cs, Marichs.ts
April 19. William Brown, Luftsome, corn-dealer, at eleven, at
the Angel, Ferrybridge. April 23. Joseph Witkinion, Cocker.
mouth, brewer, at ten, at the Globe, Cocktrintiotli. April 19.
Thomas Moody, jun. Snaith, draper, at eleven, at the Angel,
Ferry brid3e. April 29. Ihumas Middleton, Liverpti:.l, cotton-
manufacturer, at twelve, at the Globe, Liverpool. April 2S.
John Reed, Prendwick, dealer, at eleven, at the George, New.
castle upon I)ne. April 17. William Dean, jun. Ex.-ter, china.
merchant, at eleven, at the Talbot, Br.stol. May I. John Ro-
binson, Birmingham, factor, at twave, at the Swan, Birmingham.
April 21. John Roberts, Nottingham, hosier, at eleven, at the
Punch BoWl, Nottingham. April 17. Roh}rt Ayre, Leicester,
currier, at eleven, at the White Hart, IA icester. April 17. Ed-
ward Hathaway, Wa!sil, grocer, at the Swan, Birmingham.
CElt FIfICAT.ES—ApriI 17.
'illiam Moore, Creat Garden-street, wheelwright. John
Thomas Pack, Aslifoid, grocer. James Creel:wood and lulu)
Hamer, Rochdale, cotton-spinners. William Green, Chapel-
street, dealer. John Whaiton, jun. Chester, corn-merchant.
Thomas Matthews, Brydges.trees, draper. Genive Pyne An-
drewes, Bristol, scrivener. James Alexitider Randall, Maid-
stone, nurseryman. Wilburn Gadesby, jun. Canterbury, cafilliet-
maker. Thomas David Langley, Oscord-street, hatter. Josiah
Highom, Frith-street, dealer. John Hodgson Powell, Cheapside,
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wine-merchant. James Clough, Manchester, brewer. William
Parr, Strand, silversmith.

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At Weymouth, on the troll inst. the Lady of Major-a:neral
Jones, of a son.

NtARRIEL).

March VS, at Soudiaropton, the Rev. H. Wake, son of the late
Rev. Dr. C. Wake, Prebendary of Westminster, to Camilla, only
daughter of the late Hon. and Rev. Barton Wallon.

DILI

On Tueiday the 23d inst. at Caversham Grove, Oxfordshire,
sincerely regretted, Mrs. Gardner, wiSow of the late Robert
Gardner, Esq.
Thursday, at the house of Major Sutherland, in Half-Moon-
street, Mahommed Kattaim, one of the two Persian youths sent
by the Prince Abbas Mecza to this country for education.
Sunday sennight, at Shrewsbury Infirmary, aged 26, J. Man-
sell. The death of this young man was occasioned by a most
shocking accident. He had climbed to an elevated situation, for
the purpose of hearing the trial of Prestun on the preceding Sa-
turday, at the Asiizes, when his feet slipped, and he impaled him-
self upon the javelin of one of the Sheriff's officers, who stood
underneath. The weapon entered his thigh, forced itself 18 In-
ches upwards into his body, front whence it could not be ex-
tracted in the Court, but was sawed off!'and after the unfortu-
nate man had been removed to the infirmary, it was nearly:two
hours before the javelin could be drawn. He lingered in great
agony until the following e►ening.