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London, England, 1811-08-22 00:00:00

INSOLVENT DEBTVItS.

The following Prisoners have given notice, in thel
London Gazette, of their intention to take the benefit
of the late Insolvent Act :
Prisoners in the King's Bench Prison, in the County
of Surrey.
Richard Phillips, late of Birmingham, in tho county of Warwick,
printer and bookseller. •
David Berry, late of Birmingham, in due county of Mrarveldti,
brass founder.
I Thomas Hitchcock, formerly of White-street, Southwark, but
late of Walworth, in the county of Surrey, postman.
George Fullagar, late of Franc, In the county of atAiee, farmer.
1 Willoughby Marsden, late of r well, in the county of surrey,
cheecenionger.
Robert Withal, late of Skeldow, in the county of York. farmer.
Wm. Balls, late of Low Layton, In the county of Essex, shoe-
maker.
Daniel Shirley, late of Lambeth-road, in the county of Surrey,
hair merchant.
Geo. BUson, late of Frown. in the county of Somerset, clothier.
Dennis Donagan, formerly of Oakley-street, Lambeth. but late
of No. e 4, Foley-street, in the parish of St. Mary-la-bonne, in
the county of Middlesex, hair•dresser.
Wm. Allen, formerly orPortpooi •lane, and late of Leather-lane;
Holborn, both in the county of Middlesex, victualler and coach-

master.
Themes Attersall, formerly of the Broadway, Westminster, and
late of Reeve's-ineves,Grosvenor.square,in the eounty of Mid,
dlesex, coach spring maker.
George Andrews, formerly of Slo•I d, in the county of York,
victualler, corn dealer, and miller.
James Buckler Bayly, formerly of Bishops Strow, in the toasty
of Wilts, and late of Lowestoffe, iu the county of Suffolk, Cap-
tain in Wiltshire Militia.
John Way Bill;tt, laze of Bolsover-street, Mary-la boane,in the
comity of Middle ex, tailor.
Jewell Bassett, formerly of Queen-street, and late of Homer-
street, both mar Edgware-toad, in the cootie)! of Middlesex,
bricklayer.
John Bricknell, formerly of Lille Maddox-street, Hanover-
square, and late of Green-street, Grosvenor-square, in the
county of Middlesex, artificial flower maker.
Michael Bell, formerly of No. 14, Everett-street, Brunswick,
and late of Marchmont-street, Brunswkk-square, in the
county of Middlesex, cabinet maker.
William Burr, formerly of Plough,court,Shoreditth;in the county
of Middlesex, and late of Tooley-street, in the Borough of
ht/Uthwark, merchant.
John 8e1,70n, formerly of Melina-place, St. George's Fields, in the
Borough of Southwark, and He of kanelagh-street, l'imlico,
in the county of Middlesex, Lieutenant of Royal Marines.
Charles Cornett Bacon, formerly of Cook's-row, St. Pancras, in
the county of Middlesex, and late of Kennington-lauri in the
county of Surrey, Captain in the late 92d Regiment of Four.
lode Blakey, late of Upper Thames-street,in the City of Loudon,
coal merchant.
Thomas Beecroft, formerly of Finsbury-street, Chisweil-street,
but late of Cross-street, Finsbury-place, both in the county of
Middlesex, hair-dresser and pet-honer.
Charles Everitt Beaver, committed IV the name of Everett
Beaver, late of Penton, near Andover,in the minty of Hants
late Lieutertant in the 24th Regiment of Foot.
James Bruce, formerly Butt-lane, Deptford, hi the county of
Kent, and late et Cherry Garden-street, Rotherhithe, is the
county of Surrey, merchant.
Thomas Cockett, formerly of Peter-street, Clerkenwell, in dm I
comity of. Middlesex, and late of the Crescent, St. George's
Fields, in the county of Surrey, baker.
David Coe, formerly of Shear, andlate of Milting, both in the
county of Surrey, currier and leather cutter.
Richard Clarke, formerly of Marlborough Mews, and late of the
Nag's Head Yard, Oxford-stren, both in the county of Mid-
dlesex, horse dealer.
Thomas Cawdell, formerly of No. 52, Webber-row, St. George's •
.Fields, and late of Suffolk-street, in the borough of Southwark,
both in the county of Surrey, rocking-horse-Makir.
William Marcus Courteniy, committed by the name of William
Marnes Courtney, formerly of the Kent Road, in the county
of Surrey, but late of Plummer-street, City Road, nithe county
' of Middlesex, Captain in the Royal Navy.
John Cheri', late of Old-street, St. Luke's, in the county of
Middlesex, het-maker.
George Wm. Clark, formerly of Charlotte-street, but late of
Queen's-few, Pimlico, in the county of Middlesex, Gent.
Thomas Caithness, formerly of South Moulton-street, but late of
New Bond street, in the county of Middlesex, watchmaker.
Chatles Claridge, late of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Captain fa the
Royal Navy.
James Cale, formerly of Kingsland-road, In the parish of Shore-
&nil and county of Middlesex, but late of Ve ebher-row, St,
• George's Fields, Southwark, cooper.
John Dunkley, late of Coventry, in the county of Warwick,
watchmaker.
David Dimsey, late of Hertford, gardener and set isman.
Richard Dawkins, late of 'Tottenham, in the cosauy.of
Middle-
sex, dealer in cattle. •
Jonah Day, late of St. Ives, in the campy of Huntingdon, tailor
and pipe manufacturer.
John Trayton Durrant, formerly of East Bourne, Carrier, and late
of Westham, both in the county of Sussex, wheelwright.
Thomas Ditcher, formerly of Llanymynich, and late of Pant,
in the county of Salop, butcher.
Thomas Eady, formerly of Huntington, and late of St. Ives, both
in she cautery of Huntingdon, cabinet-maker.
James Edmonds, formerly of Red Lion•stteet, Holborn,butcher,
and late of Knightsbridge, Middlesex, biseut-haker.
Wm. Flint, formerly and late of Doncaster, Yorkshice, Esquire. •
Charles John Gees, formerly of Ramtgate, in the Isle of Thanet,
and late of London.ssreet, Fenthurch-strett, London, mer-
chant.
Richard Charles Head Graves, formerly of Allsop's Buildings,
New-road, Mary-la•bonne, but late of Somerset-street, Port-
man-square, both in the county of Middlesex, Esquire.
Roger Guyer Griffin, formerly of Thomas-street, Grange-toad,
Bermondsey, and late of John-street, Walworth, both in the
county of Surrey, tallow-merchant.
John Smeaton yn, formerly of Gravel lane, in the parish of
St. Saviour, Southwark, victualler, late of Brunswick-street,
lilackfriets-road, both In the county of Surrey, millwright.
John Huskinson, formerly of Great St. Andrew-street, Sikeen
Dial., and late of Rupert-street, St.lameis, both in the county ,
of Mitldksex, bit-maker.
Joseph Harris, turmerly of Kensington, Middlesex, and late of
the Kent-roasf, near the Green Man Turnpike, tn.rrry.
Henrietta Harmon, formerli of East Grinstead, in the county of
Sussex, laze of Kent-street, Borough of Southwark, publican.
John tiara, formerly of Duke-street, and late of the Grove, Guild-
ford-street, both in the Borough of Southwark, turner.
John Hall, late of St. Meth's le-Grand, iu the city of West-
niitister, victualler. • • •
Heel Hall, formerly of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick,.
and late of Wenn igton, in the county of Salop, hatter ult.). hosier.
John Hide, formerly or Diana-place, New-mad, in the county of
Middlesex, and late of Duke-street, Bloomsbury, in the said
county, musician.
Timothy Harley, formerly of Teoley-street, in the parish of it.
°lave, Southwark, and late of—looley-street, in the parish of
tit. John, provision dialer and publican.
John Holton, formerly of Woodstock, in the county of Oxford,
and late of Church-tow, in the parish of St. Faucitaa, in the,
county of Middlesex, spirit-dealer.
•Jamis Hawkins, formerly of Rockiegham-row, Walwortic and
late of Bermondsey-street, both in the county of Surrey,
victualler.
Joseph Ireland, formerly of Crogltn; In the county of Cumberlarfil,
and late of Walls-end, in the'oounty of Northumberland, clerk.
Aaron Israel, formerly of the Hermitage, Wapping, in the county
of Middlesex, and late of Somerset-street, Whuechapel, in the
city of London, tailor.
Solomon Isaacs, formerly of Suffolk-strut, Middlesex-Hospital,
and late of Broad-street, Bloomsbury, both in the county of
Middlesex, merchant. •
George Jackinan, fornierly of Bride-lane, in the city of London,
and late of Drury-lane, iu the county of Niiiidlesex, coach-
• master and publican.
Joseph Johnson, formerly of•Baek-laue, Shadwtil, in the county
of Middlesex, and late of Charles-street. Blackfriars-road, in
the county of Surreyonanufacturer.
James Ives, formerly of trackenthorpe, awl late of Appleby,both
in the county of Westmoreland, Innkeeper.
William Jaoes, humeri," of Walbrook-flare, Hoyden, and late
of klithotreet.road. Hoyden, both is the county of Middlesex,
Wind-maker. (To be coutinood).

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EDINBURGH, AUGUST 17.

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Saturday the burley harvest commenced at Min.,.
Farm, on the estate of Sir John Shaw Stewart
this grain was sown in April. Monday the ha'.
vest commenced on the farm of Priestlands, in the
parish of Troqueer, when a large field of whe.t
was begun to be cut down. Last week 'the bailey
harvest began in the county of Down, Ireland. This
day the Judge of Police sent Martha Madeira& to
jail; for 60 days, for uttering bad silver, of which
she was clearly convicted,—At the Greenburn market,
1-Aberdeen, on Thursday se'nnight, an unfortunate
scuttle took place between some men who had been
drinking together, when one .of them drew his knife
and stabbed another very severely in the body, of *hid
'the unhappy man died in two days afterwards; th
. offender was immediately apprehended, and a precog.
'nition of the ci-cumstances taken before the Sheriff.—
Monday night, Ned Gilmour, one of the pevoits a-.l•
xertised for as having escaped from Glasgow bride.
well, was apprehended in the Bridgepte and lAge,
in his former quarters. From the era mination of chi
' man, and' of Dougald Bain, who 'also escaped ant
was retaken, it appears that Andre* Fairley, who,
being sickly, was allowed to walk' about the court.
yard, and to he visitee by his mother, was the per.
inn who procured an impression of the key of tlx
'cells, and afterwards a false-key made from it, 1:1
Means of which he let out himself and assnciates.—
Thursday se'pnight, a man and a woman went into
a public-house, in Paisley, called I'4 some drink. ant!
'by means of false-keys, picked several locks, and cat
i vied off a considerable quantity of wearing apparel.
i ..---Op Friday se'nnight, at the "Troon, a waggon
went over a boy, and killed li ni on the spot.—Mon.
day, as James Drys/Met miler at Craigforth mill
gear Stirling, was workltr.; about the millstone, hit
clothes got entangled in the machintry, and before
any assistance could be rendered, was- s ) shockingl•
bruised, that he instantly expired.—Monday, a m.
from the country went into the hottze of Mr. Fleming
blacksmith, in Kelso, and having imprudently lai
a pistol, loaded with stones, on the foot of a bed,
a little boy playing in the room :cok it up, win,
it went off, and the contents lodged in the leg ,
la young girl, his sister.,_. One of the stones has
since been extracted, bat sh still continues very ill.-
There is at present residing in the parish of Carlin
a man of the name of Reid, aged 96 years, who
great-grandchildren have arrived at the years of m
hood—he is strong and healthy, and is very likely
see even' the fifth generation.