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London, England, 1828-02-21 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, BASINGHALL.STUET.
TO-MOIL how. U. P.

M. Tzars, Uoion-etreet, Borough,baker

... .3 11

It. Ellis, Brighton, Sussex, bah-es:dasher ... - .. 11 12
J. Walters, Cwen Corwg House, Monmouthshire, brewer . '5 1
J. Buttivant and Co. Appledore, Devonshire, &e. merchants 3.11
J. Brett, Mason-street, Southwark, horse dealer ... 211
T. Brant, Hatton-garden, lamp manufacturer ... ... s Is
.H. Scriven, Great Marlborough-street, surgeon. ... 2 1
IL Dean, Commercial-road, Lambeth, builder .... 110
J. Hart is, King-street, Soho, linendraper ... ... It 10
J. West, Golden-square, tailor ... ... 2 11
W. Williams, Liverpool, merchant ... ... 11 12
W. Wilson, jun. Winslow, Bucks, scrivener ... ... 2. is
T. Elsam, Oxford-street, cheesemonger ... ••• 211
'G. Parish, Streatham, Surrey, warehouseman .. •.. 211
W. and J. Baynes, Paternoster-row, boeksellers ... 1 11
T. Weston, Earl-street, Roman Cement manufacturer .. 111
R. H. Wrshall, Plymouth, draper ... . .. .L 11
J. Hunter and Co Sun-court, Cornhill, merchants ... 1 II
S. Hall, White's-row, Nlile-end, tallow chandler ••• 1 liit
J. and C. F. Hayes, Albury, Surrey, paper manufasturen... 1 11
T. Tyser, jun. Barking, Essex, fisherman .. .. 1 12
W. F. Baines, Aldermanbury, dealer ... .. 1
.11
G. J. Barrett, Crawford-street, chersemonger ... ••• 1 1.1

DIYIDINDS.

E. Gander, Bedford-place, Commercial-road, brazier • . 10
A. Gibbon, Old City Chambers, merchant ... ... it
J. Bedwin, blvwgateistreet' vianaller .. .1R
J. Lacy, Cranbourn-street, Leiceuer-qquare, mercer ' • .. . 1
W. Crowther, Charles-street, Middlesex llogpital,coaclasnabee 11
R. J. Chieshe, Green-street, Grosvenor-square, in‘llince .:: 10
8. P. Seeger, Maidstone, dealer ... .. -• .. 11
M. Levin and Co. Mansell-street, Goodman 's-fields, merchants 10
D. Cannot, Lothbory, merchant ... ... ..._ 11

INSOLVENT DEBTOR'S COURT. , •
The Matter) of the PICTITIONS and Scam:small of the l'assosints
hereinafter-named (the same having been filed in•the Court) :are
appointed to be heard as the Court House, in Portugal-street,
Lincoln's Inn-fields, on TN UNADA the 28th of February,.ar Tot
in the Forenoon.
Samuel Poyden, late of Charles.street, Westminster, salesman
William Copland, late of St. Swithin's-lane, Lombard.street, wine
merchant
Thomas Draper, late of Sr. George's-place, Brixton, coach master
Josiah Glasse, late of Regent-street, Vauxhall-road, butcher
Sarah Haigh, widow, late of Goswell-street, out of busioess
John Hutchinson, late of Clarence-place, fiackstey-road, Widow
factor and commission ascot . .
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John Lukins, formerly of Kingstone, Somersetshiie, tanner
Virginie Martin, Charles-street, Grosvenor-aquae, *mi liner -ilia
dressmaker
Charles Miles, late of Walthamstow, Essex, Unman and brasfee •
Francis Ale:soder Randall, late of Hopkin•street, St. James's,
Westminster, victualler -.
Richard Smith, late of Avenue-road, North Gate, Regent's Park,
builder

Josel,lllurner, late of Edgeware-road, shoemaker and earthessitate
dealer
William Wainman, Billingsgate, fish salesman.

EAST INDIA BIRTHS, MARRIAGES; AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS •
At the Presidency, on the 28th Sept. the Lady of the Venerable
Archdeacon Vaughan, of a daughter.
At Triehinopoly, on the 26th Sept. the Lady of Capt. Faking,
Deputy Assistant Quartermaster General, Southern Divisloo, of a
daughter.
At Chicacole, on the 23d Sept. the Lady of Major J. Ogileli4ol
the 34th Regiment of Chicacok Light Infantry. of a son.
At the Presidency, on the lit of Oct. the Lady of R. Stades,
Eaq.• Medical Storekeeper, of twin sons.
The Lady of Lieut. Colonel George Caden, of a daughter.
. At Cocanadah, on the Seth Sept. the Lady .f J. T. Matey, Esq.
Civil Sereke, of a son.
At ldasulipatam, en the 19th Sept. the Lady of first. Odell, of
the 25th Regiment Native Infantry of a daughter.
At Mangalore, on the 29th Sept- the Lady of Captain Samuel
Hughes, Seth Regiment Native Infantry, of a son.
The wife of Commissariat Serjeant James O'Meara of a son.
At Nagpore, on the 4th of Sptember, the Lady of Lieut. Colonel
Wilson, of the Rifle Corps:of a son.
At Bangalore, so the 12th Sept. the Lady of Capt. G. Hutchisoo,
of the Trichinupoly Light Infantry, of a daughter. . •
At the Presidency Cantonment, on the 12th Sept. the Lady of
Captain Gorge Brady, 33d Regiment, of a daughter.
The 313 t October at Bangalore, F.uphemia Johnson, widow, of
the late Serjeaut Johnson, of the 2d Horse Brigade, of a daughter.
At Egmore, Mrs. Sarah White, the wife of Mr. Apotheiary .1.
White, of a son. •

• • • . MAKKIED.
The 96th Sept. at Blacktewn ( hapel, Mr. W. Mead, to.tUnt
the only daughter of Mr. J. Dick, druggist. . ,

DIED.
At Vlzianagrum, on the list September, Ensign Forbes Brodie
M'Leod, of the 12th lleginient Native Infantry, deeply regretted
by his brother Officers.
The 15th Sept. at BeUatronsee on route from Bellary to Belgiaim
with the right wing of his Majesty's 41st Regiment, after a few
hours attack of the Cholera, Serjeant Nicholas AUen, of the above
Corps.
The 23c1 Sept. at Anagherry, Colour Serjeant John Tucker, of
the same Corps with a similar attack of Cholera.
At the Presidency, on the 21st Sept. Mr. Donald Cattier, late
Market Serjeant, aged 41 yeas-s.
In Camp sear Beerwarall, on she 12th of August, Capt. Jam
Sinclair, 119th Regiment Native Infantry, commanding Ist Batt:Atom
Pioneeri.
At Ramnad, on the 26th Sept. Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surveyor.
aged 29 years and 8 months, leaving a wife and daughter to deplore
his loss. _ _ _

At Piaang, oa the 27th August, two days after her arrival from
Madras, Mrs. Amelia Lefevre, eldest daughter of Mr. Franca
Lamour y.
Mr. James A. Fitzsimons, aged 21 years and two months.
The 29th August, at R:ugapilly in Mysore, aged 40, 'Lieut.
Colonel Peter Latouche Chambers, C.B. of his Majesty's 41. t
Regiment of Foot, and a few hours only previous Emily Aun, his
beloved wife, aged 18, both victims to the Epidemic Cholera.
At Secunderabad, the Lady of Capt. it. C. Cuxtira, of the 19th
Regiment Native Infantry.
At Palaverans, George Alexander, the infant son of Capt. Dods,
Cantonment Adjutant.
At Madras, on the 17th Sept. Capt. W. M. ihrtweltoMii David
Malcolm.

At his hone* in Royapooram, aged SO years, I meths and t 6
days, Hormojee Edeljee Ponday, a most respectable Panne Inha-
bitant of Madras, where he carried on the business of a Pines
merchant (or the nt 2S years.

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