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London, England, 1807-10-07 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

()enter 9. James Holmes, Ot:--13otchereate, near Carlifle, Cum- i
berlancl, common carrier, dealer and ch.ipman, at eleven, at the
Lion and Lamh, Carfiee.
ok:tuber to. William 13ird,.of Shenton Mallet. So nerfet, vintner,
at eleven, at the Talbot Tavern, Bath flreet, Briftol.
Ocekoler 9. Charles Archer, a Lir, mingham,WarwickPaire, Mime-
daffier, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham.
October 9. Francis Byrne, of Birsningliam.japatiner, at eleven, at
the Royal Hotel, Temple row, Birmingham.
Odlober 9. John Crowther and Jonathan Watfon, both now or
late of Mancheiler, cotton fpinters and copartners, at eleven,
at the Deg Tavern, Deanfgate, Mancht.iter.
Ottober so Charles Hudfon, of Lane End, Staffordfltire, fuller
and ironmonger, at ten, at the White Hart, Stafford.
Cleloher 9. Jolla' Btanch,of Manchefter, Froker and cott onfpinner
at three, at the Dog Tavern, Mancher.
Odtober 9. Edward Waincwrigbt, of Thame, Oxfordfhire, but-
cher, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Ayletniry.
October 12. Henry Flllun, of Chippenham,Wilts, clothier, at ten,
at the Rummer Tavern, Briftol.
°Chitin 12. jvfeph Marriott Waller and Michael Waller, of
Hightown, prigs of Birftall, Yorkfhire, merchants and cupart
ners, at clever', at the Black Bull len, Birftall.
Odober t 7. John Robert Sherman, of Ingram court, Fenchurch-
area, London, alp owner and broker, at ten, at Guildhall.
Dauber 12. Samuel Huntington, of Chtftcr, linen-draper, at
eleven, at the Blot:Come Inn, Chefter.
Uelober t a. Thomas Steadman, late of Redmire, parifh of Wen-
flt y, Yorklbirc, greet r and Rap •dzaver, at clevesiat the White
Swan Inn, Mitldlebars.

Odtober Ts. WilHamTurner.ard,ipfitaivbei, late of Lane Enti.-
ftaffordlhire. potters and copartners, at eleven, at the Rocbuck
Inn, Ne%.vcaltic under-Lyme. "
October t 3. Richard AldtMgr: rtf Briftel, twine fpinner,at eleven,
at the White lion Inn, Broad-Rrt-rr;
Ottober ti. rbomas Cooke, late of Gloucefler, merchant, dealer
and chapman, at eleven at the Wooloack Inn, Warwick.
Odober 13. George Philip Davis and Arthur Mackie late of
Philpot-lanr, London, coffee merchants and capartners in trade,
at ten, at Guildhall.
Odtoher ta. Edward Oates, of Leeds Torkihire, dryfalter, dealer
and (b. plan, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds.
Odtober Is. Richard Hardman and Peter Wright, of Liverpool,
I merchants and copartners, at one, at the globe Tavern, John
Itrect, Liverpool.

CHING'S PAUNT Wei 4,4 I.OZ4NGrs.—To Parents,Cuardians,
a•td Others, who have the care of Children, this valuable Medicine
c innot be too ftrongly reconitnentled. Worms are a difeafe few
c' ildren cfcape. They deltroy the appetite. weaken the or, ans of
digcflion. produce pains hi the 1101113 cl, and bowels, dep:ivc the
body of its nouriihment, (weal-ion emaciation and paler els, (top the
r. grrfs of growth, and art the caufe e.f the molt alarming con •
vd:li•rns, which too often terminate in death. Nor are their of its
lets revere on grown perfous : by uictrath g the flomach and
bowels, they are often the caufe of lingering etionlaints, which
prove fatal at daft, and fobjeet the patient to the molt excruciating
fits of agony and dithers. In childhood, ecery difeafe with which
a child is atilt' ed is ago highly ctafperaterd by them. The cer-
tainty and leery both of their vr,vention and cure, by the above
medicine, is fo fully eftal.lifhed to the latistanion of the Public,by
the tellimonv of the &it and molt leading characters of the No-
bility. and of others of high refpeCtability, who have witertild its
remarkable efr..C.l4 in their own families, that it is only met ffary to
obfe rye, this is the period of the feafon when fuch a medicine
ou,:ht to he given to children and others, to prevent any attack of
this complaint wholefatc and retail, at Ching and Butler's,
No. 4. Chsapfkle, Corner of Paernotter-row; and retail, by moo
coun:ry venders, is boxes, at as. gd and ss. 6J.

DIED. •
Lately, Mr. R. M. Mrncr, Attorney/if Worcefter, and Clerk
to the General Meetings of I deuterancy •f that catmty
Saturday lad, at Stockwell Park, Mrs. Reynolds, aged 64,widow
of the late Fofter Reynolds, Efq. of Carthiltan, Surrey.
Lively, at Dorcafter, aged 3t, the Rev. W Moore, vicar of
Collingharn, near Wet h. rhy, York ihire.
On the a6rh tilt. aged 67, at Scar! orough.SirWharton Arncotts,
Barr. He married in the year zl6t, Mift Arreotts, whore con-
rftates now d. volve to hi- eldeft daughter, Lady Ingithy '
Amc..tts ; by his fecond wife, he married iu act:), be 1136 3.:0
mother daughter.
Lately, at her brother's houfe in Chelfca. Mifs Harrifun,
daughter of 1 honta,i Hartifon, Efq. of Wouhrerton. Pocks
Ttiefday I dt, at his houfe, in Margate, in the 71ft year of his a:.:
Lewis Ag-tiliz, Efq. formerly an eminent merchant in London.
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