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London, England, 1820-01-05 00:00:00

iROM LAST liglirk'i GAZETTE.

• ' BANKRUPTCIES SUPEIi.SEDED.
James Holtoyde, Halifax, factor.
Michael John Davies, Maidstone, dealer.

BANKRIIPTSI .•
Godfrey Fcise, Lawrence Fountney-hill, merchant, to *arra/-
der January 15, 29, awl February 15, at tw.ctve, at Guild-
hall.' Attornies, blessrs. Tom Unions and Co. Throgntorsca: .
street.

William and Thomas Robinson, Chelsea, linen-drapers, Januar/
15, 22, and February 15, at twelve, at Guikliull. Atttr-
nies, Messrs. Willis and Co. Wonford-court, Throgsluxtura-

street.
William Shoobridge, Marden, Kent, farmer, January 11,114
and February 15, at eleven, at Guildhall, Landon. Arms--
ney, Mr. Carter, Lord Mayor's Court Other.
Thomas Baker, late of York, linen-slraper, January 19, at Ewa;
49, and February 15, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Northarnp+
ton. Attornies, Mr. F. Jeyes, Chancery-lase; or M:. T.

Jeyes, Northampton.
Samuel Payne, Nottingham, tr.tney-scrivener, January 24,95;
and February 15, at eleved, at the Punch Bowl, Notting-
ham. Attortd...s, Messrs. Long and Austen, Gray's Ina; or
Mr. Percy, Nottingham..
Jeremiah Clough, Iltamley, Leeds, eloth.-manuLtcturer, Janu-
ary 7,8, and Februury IS, at eleven, at the Caurt-hae.4
Leeds. Attoruies, Messrs. Tattle and Co. Lewis, or at N,.

ZS, Poultry, London.
James Sinclair, Ilrightbehngtone, bookbinder, January 8, 14
and February IS, at eleven, at the Old Ship Tavern;
helmstanc. Attotr:ies, Me ors. Gregson and Ponceree. Aa-
gii-rourt, Throginortou-street; or Air. 13ellinglkirls Bright-
helmstone. •
John Foster, Liverpool, mor.ey-scrivener, January 17, is, and
February 15, at eh cu, t thy Swan Inn, Stafford. Attarni--‘,
Mr. Birch, Armitage, near Litchfield; or Messrs Lowndes,

lied Lion-square.
John Swayne, Bristol, dealer, January 7, 19, and February
15, at one, at the Bummer Tavern, Bristol. &torches
Messrs. Ilurd and Johnsen, Temple ; or Mr..Wiyan, Bristol.
Charles Horton' trite-worker, January 11, at
five, 15, and February 15, at eleven, at the Woelpack Inn,
Birsninglram. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery-
lane; or Messrs. Webb and Co. Birmingham.
Robert Ellison, Liverpool, chyraist and ug;ist, January 2S,
t 9, and February 15, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpoa.
Attornies, Mr. Norris, John-street, Bedford-row; or Mr.
Toulmin, Park.lane, Liverpool.
James Preston, Wooldale, Vet kshire, clith-manufacturer,l.l-
-2(:, at six, 27, aufleven, at the White Lion, Iltrdder,-
field, and February 15, at eleven, at the Woodman lei.,
Wakefield. Attornies, r. Welt in son, Finch-lane, Cur--
-hill; or Mr, Jackson, Bank End, near Barnsley.
John Jones, Worcester, linen-draper, January 20, 21, and Fe-
bruary 15, at eleven, at the Golden Lioa Inn, Worcester:
Attornies, Mr. Palmer, Gray's Inr.-sqnare ; or Mr. De
Courcy, Worcester.
Emerson Foriter and Ilalph Wylarn, 27ewcastle-upon-Tyne.
merchants, January 2G, 27, and February 15, at eleven,
the Turk's Head Inn, Neweartle;upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr.
Hartley, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars ; or Messrs. Willis
and Swinburn, Durham; or Mr. Stoker, Newcastle.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
Jan. 15, J. Rinse% Palace Wharf, Lambeth, timber-rafts
chant, at. ten. Feb. 8, W. Goodwin, Cambridge, curlier, A
ten. Jan. 11. Chesney, High Holburn, frirge-mananta-
rer, at eleven. Jan. IS, J. D. Gregory, Cranin-strt.et, FL's-
bury-square, silk-manufacturer, at twelve. Jan. 25, J. Brc;wr,
Springfield, near Chelmsford, coal-Merchant, at ten.. Jan.
P. Blackburn, Bloomsbury-square, merchant, at twelve:- 3m.
29, S: Barnard, Southwark, victualler, at twelve. Jp. 25, J.
Peel, C. Harding, and W. WilloCk, StaLriirdshau,
'cotton-spinners, at eleven.
DIVIDENDS to he made tft the COUNTRY.
Feb. 8, J. Cole, Plymouth, rope-maker, at eleven, at the
Carlton Coftee-house, Plymouth Dock. Jan. 24, J. Bann*
Cindetford, Gloucestershire, coal-merchant, at eleven, at'illion-
cester. Jan. 24, D. Buchanan, S. M. Smith, and F. Ashley;
Liverpool, merchants, at or.e, at the Oifice of Mr, Medea's.,
Old I.lthange-buildings, Liverpool. Jan. 26, W. Redden, lA-
verpo4l, merchant, at one, at the George,laivernotaL Jan. 21,-
R. Gibbon, jun. klonkwearmouth, coal htter, at eleven, at the -
Bridge Inn, Dishopweerznotith. Jan-27, W. Good, Bradpol
arse', banker, at two, at the White Hart, Beaniinster. Jars
27, C. Fair? Liverpool, ship-broker, at one, at the Georie; Li-
verpool: Jan. SA, R. Miller, Tinieclit, grocer, at eleven, at tin
Globe Tavern, Exeter. • Jan. 28, W: Carr, Lek„silk-manufac- -
turer, it four, It the Angel Inn, Macclesfield: Jan. 2d, IL
bertund.W. Sanders, Brtdhiter, DeVon, merchants, at deven,
at the Golden Lion, IlOniton.
CERTIFICATES-Jax. 25.
Abraham Moss, High-street, Shadwell, slopseller.
Sprotson, late of Gibraltar, but now of London,
mescliitittr-
Flower Fisher, late of Bristol, cballmrich4M• Al'4ll?ef .WAW4,
of Hammersmith, Middlesex, coach-proprietor. William
gen and William Matthews, both or Newport Monmoulhaire,i
common-brewers. Abraham Hart, ebt Little' Alio-at:vet, Gong.
man's-fields, navy agent. Thomas Perkins' of Manchester,. and
Samuel Armstrong, of Nevi Mills, Derbyshire,, cottai apinntort.
John. Backbouse, of Liverpool, merchant. ra'rleW Evade, of
Flighgrove, Gloucestershire, and Sir James' Alf, X,tt. of the'
City of Gloucester, bankers. 'Moines Roberts; and Joier.n.lto.
beets, of. Hull, merchants. Francis Hume 010ypin of Foley-
place, Middlesex, horse-dealer. Isaac Orchard, of Labors-ter-,
race, Xisabasey-road, merchant: .

MARRIED.
Friday, at St. Georges, Hanover-square, Captain Henry Boyd.
Gamble, of the 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, to Charlotte.
Sarah, daughter of Charles' Freeman, Esq. of Brook-street.

WED.
Dec. 20, it Aberdeen, George Barclay, M.D. aged 27.
Dec. 51, it Egham Hill, Charles, youngest us. si the tett
Vice-Admiral Wells, aged 13. • . .
• July *9, at Cannonore, Lieutenant Campbell Xlipptiouitrogest
son of the late Jahn Kippen, Esq. merchant, Greenock.
Lately, at Madras, Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Bain 03 Bag-1
shaw, of the 25th Native Infantry, in his 48th yeir. He wag
one of the oldest Officers in the East India Company's service,
a bras* man, and universally respected by a large circle.
Monday se'nnight, at Penritb, Mr. John Messenger, late Ser.•
jeant in the Cumberland Militia, aged 69.

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if the Royal College of Surgeons, at their House, Na. 9, Nevi
Bridge-street, In Boxes of only is. 9d. each, duty included -+
N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages at night,ao
They are also sold by their appointment, with copious direvionr
at the 'Toy Shop, 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. It
Fish-street-kill, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by one
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Advice gratis to personstaldnig the above, or other of the Pro.
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