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London, England, 1822-06-24 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Bedson and Robert Bishop, Aston, near Birmingham,
brass-founders, to surrender July 1,2, and August 3, at twelve,
at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Edmunds,
Exchequer Office, Lincoln's kit; or Mr. Mule, Moor-street,
Birmingham.
John Lidster, jun. Stockport, money-scrivener, July 2, 16, and
August 3, at ten, at the Queen's head Inn, Stockport. At-
tansies, Mr. Back, Church-chum Temple; or Mr. Clayton,
I Stockport.
George Bell, BramPtoni Cumberland, grocer, Jely 10, 11, sa
August 3, at eleven, at the George and Dragon Inn, Bramp-
ton. Attornies, Alestrs.• Bell and Brodrick, Bow Church,.

yard or Mr. Carrick, Brampton.
John Harland, late of Bedford House, Tottenham Court-road,
haberdasher, July 2, 16, and August 3, at one, at the Court
of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney,
Mr. Smith, Basinghall-street.
Lewis Nathan, Villiers-street, Strand, pen and quill-manufac-
turer, June 29, July 6, and August 3, at ten, at the Court
of Cmmilsionen of Bankrupts, Basinghall-eret-t. Attorney,
Mr. Isaacs, Mansell-street, Ocoilman'i-fields.
Mark Westron, Wellington, Somerset, draper, July 2, 13, and
August s, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts,
Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Adams and Tilleard,
Old Jewry.
John Cross, Halewood, Lancashire, brewer, July 15, 17, and
August 3, at one, at the York Hotel, Williamson-square, Li-
verpool. Attornies, Mr. Sherract, Pusan ;or Mes4s. Ad-
Baron and Co. Bedford-row.
John Gayleard, New Bond-street, habit-maker, July 2,6, and
August 3, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of hank,
rupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Bull, Hollis-street,
Cavendish-square.
William Todd and Frederick William Courthope, late of Lang-
bourn Chambers, Fenchurch-street, timber-merchants, July
2,9, and August 3, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners
of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Hodgson
and Ogden, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry.
Edward Harris, Copthall-buildings, broker, June 25, July 2,
and August 3, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of
Bankrupts, asinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Hartley, New
Bridge-street.
DIVIDENDS to be made in BASI HALL-STREET.

July 20, R. Dye, Peckham, wheelwright, at one. July 27,
G. Upton, Queen-street, Cheapside, oil and colour-merchant,
at ten. July 2, T. and E. S. Foster, VaWhig, Kenr, maltsters,
at twelve. July 2, W. Wilson, Sbakspeare-walk, Shadwell,
master-mariner, at eleven. July 9, J. H. Tucker, late .of Jrr-
myn-street, chemist, at ten. July 16, T. Sackett, Bermondsey-
wall, shipwright, at twelve. July 2, W. Rlgar, Maidstone,
grocer, at twelve. July 2, S. P. Seager, Maidstone, dealer,
at twelve. July 6, A. Anderson, late of Salter's Fall-curt,
Cannon-street,. merchant, at ten. July 13, W. Eames, Hay-
market, horse-dealer, at ten. July 13, Q. Gale, late of New-
gammarket, butcher, at eleven. June 29, J. F. and J. Dubois,
Alderman's-walk, merchants, at twelve. July 13, J. Pasomore,
Firnham, linen-draper, at twelve. July 13, J. French, West.
Orchard, Coventry, ribbun-manufacturer, at eleven. July 13,
T. H. Rudkin, Charlotte-street, Islington, maltstcr, at eleven.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

July le, W. Chafer, Hull, grocer, at eleven, at the Dog and
Duck 'Tavern, Scare-lane, Hull. July 15, M. Burton, Wolver-
hampton, gruccr, at eleven, at the Ilttletun's Arms Inn, Penk--
ridge. July 13, T. Johnson, sen. and jun. Lavestoft, Suffolk,
shipwrights, at eleven, at the Queen's Head Inn, Lavtstoft.—
July 19, W. Greenhouse, Ludlow, Salop, tanner, at twelve, at
the Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury. July 15, W. Roscoe, J. Clarke,
and W. S. Roscoe, Liverpool, bankers,. at one, at the George
Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. July 13, J. I3oyes, jun. Want-
ford, Yorkshire, carpet-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Dog and
Duck Tavern, Hull. July 15, J. Waddington, Reading, shoe-
maker, at eleven, at the George Inn, Reacting. July 13, G. P.
Boyce' Anlaby, Hull, sugar-baker, at eleven, at the Dog ai.d
Duck Tavern, Hull. July 13, J. Hayes sen. Anlaby, Hull,
sugar•baker, at eleven, at the Dog and duck Tavern, Hull.-
1 July 13, W. Purkis, Portsmouth, cabinet-maker, at twelve, at
the Crown Inn, Gosport. July 17, W. Roscoe, J. Clarke and
W. S. Roscoe Liverpool, bankers, at one, at the George lon,
Dale-street, Liverpool.
CERT/ f ICATES.—Jety 13.
J. E. Collins, late of Wood-street Cheapside, cloth-factor.—
T. Rye, Dockhead, ailms,n. J. Sanders, late of Co-entry, auc-
tioneer. R. Stephenson and R. Hart, Hull, merchants. T.
H. Rtulkin, Charlotte-street, Islington, maltner. J. Driver.
Thomas-street, Bristol, Lab:at:mailer. J. liawkesley, Bir-

mingham, merchant.
DISSOLUIION% OF PA RTNERSII IFS.

Allen and Co. !klr_iden-lane, NVond-street, merchants. Stone
and Barnett, ClieltmEtv, butchers. Bradford and /lactic
lardly-street, spa-lieliis, I.e.i.:her...panner. Snowden and Gritn-
shaw. Bradford, wool-staplers. Dandy and Atkinson, Glen
Driinelcl, Yoikshire, biicklayers. Harrison and Ducker, Wk.
gan, Lancashire, wine-merchants. Stevenson and Scut, Falini
burgh, wtiters to the signet. J. and J. ()rani, Warwick. grocers.
Salisbury and Co. Old Butler,' Iron Woiks, Dudley, Viorces,
tershire. Fawcett awl Co. Verteg Hill Iron %Forks, Nionmouch.
shire, irun-inanufacturers, Taniplin and Maynasi2, Brighton,
Idrapers. Doe and Co. dress-makers. E. and E. Stallibrass,
Hertford, plumbers. .- Taylor and Co. Rochdale, Lancashire;
wholesale-grocers. Quanbrutigh and Kiug• Lung Meitoed, Sufis
1 folk; atturuid. 0.1141 4.44 ikoodfit. liyauifel4/04 surveyors,

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•PRESZNT.
Doke of Sussex Earls Delaware Lords Howard (Ef-
Lord President Dartmouth fingham)
Dukes Somerset Grosvenor Hovrard(Wal-
Grafton Fortescue den)
Devonshire Carnarvon King
Portland Ormond Grantham
Buckingham Darnley: Holland
Marg. Lansdown Donoughmore Foley
Bute Caledon Amherst
Downshire Limerick Gag.
Conynghatn Egmont Grenville
Earls Derby Cork Acukiand
Thanet Rosalyn Berwick
Essex Gosford Dundas
Jersey Wilton Ca!thorn*
Elgin Grey De Madam-
Cassillis Bradford villa
Galloway St. Germaine Lilford
Lauderdale Blesinton Crewe
Aberdeen Morley Ellenborough
Rosebery Viacts.llelville Cawdor
Oxford Granville Erskine
Cowper Clifden Alvanley
Harrington Bp. of Norwich Braybrooke
Fitzwilliam Lords Clinton Downe
Darlington Dacre Stewart
Albemarle- Say and Sele Maryborough.
Bristol Ducie
PROXIES.

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Dukes Hamilton Earls Charlemont Marg. Stafford
Leinster Guilford Sligo
Bedford Hardwicke Lords Lynedoch
Argyll Carlisle . Belhaven
Lark Mulgrave Lucan Abercromby
blinto blountcashel Hutchinson
Breadalbane St. Vincent's 11111
Besborough Viscts.Duncan Colville
Carysfort Bolingbroke Sondes
Kingston Anson Yarborough
Granard 'Melbourne Suffield
Somers Hereford Glastonbury
Suffolk Marg. Queensberry Carrington
Waldegrave Tweedale Shelborne
Spencer Wellesley Gwydyr
Wicklow Anglesey Ashburton.
Proxies, 49—Present, 80---129.

NOT CONTENTS—PRESENT.
Duke of York Earls Bathurst Lords Kenyon
Abp. of Canterbury Dighy Selsey
Lord Chancellor Mansfield Rolle
Abp. of Dublin Abergavenny Rayning
Lord Privy Seal ltomney Bolton
Dukes Richmond Liverpool Northwick
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Beaufort Powis St. Helen's
Rutland Manvers Redesdale
Northumber. Lonsdale Boston
land Farnham Arden
Wellington Belmore Gambier
Montrose Enniskillen Combermere
Marg. Winchester Longford Mardi
Bath Courtown Colchester
Cornwallis Ilarewood Ravensworth
Exeter Whitworth Delamore
Aylesbury Verulam Glenlyon
Northampton Falmouth Rocksavage
Lothian Talbot Stowell
Earls Pembroke Brownlow Bps.of London
Denbigh Viscts. Torrington Worcester
Bridgewater Sydney Bangor
Cardigan Hampden Lincoln
Shaftesbury Lake St. David's
Stamford Sidmouth Salisbury
Winchilsca Exmouth St. Asaph
Scarborough Lords De Clifford Oxford
Plymouth Willoughby de Ely
Aylesford Broke Chester
Aboyne Bagot Llandaff
Glasgow Dynevor Exeter
Wemyss Walsingham Ossory
Einnoul Montagu Cloufer t.
MIMES.
Dalies Clarence Earls Chichester Lords loathe
lanallester Charleville Beresford
Garton Harcourt Manners
Marlberough Malenesbury Le Despencer
D:rset Home Napier
Newcastle Cathcart Forbes
Marl. Sali;attry Beauchamp Middleton
Cholmondeley Stronge Oriel
Waterford Coventry Douglas
Thomond Mount Edge- Midcleton
Ely ct:mbe Rivers
Huntley Carrick Forester
Earls Bz ckingh3M- Radnor Redesdale
shire Mayo Vernon
Poulett Abingdon Audley
Morton Portsmouth Rodney
Stradbroke Bosse Sinclair
Nelson Balc:oras Bps. of Hereford
Ferrers Visas. Carleton Winchester
Macclesfield Dudley and Gloucester
Stanhope Ward Carlisle
Siowe Maynard Durham
O'Neil Arbuthnot Chichester
Huntingdon Lords Wodehouse Peterborough
Kettle Saltoun Bristol.
Roehford
Present, 97—Proxies, 74-171.

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