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London, England, 1820-12-20 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

Jan. 10, C. Giles, Bristol, carrier, at twelve, at the Rummer
Tavern, BristoL Jan. 9, J. Collyer, Gosport, painter and gla-
zier, at twelve, at the Office of Mr. Weddell, Cold Harbour,
Gosport. Jan. 15, R. Mibes, Mirfield, 'Yorkshire, coal-mer-
chant, at eleven, at the Court-house, Wakefield. Jan. 16, J.
I lie, Bristol, ironmonger, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms,
Bristol. Jan. 15, S. Carrington, Asbborne, Derbyshire, mer-
cer, at eleven, at the Green Man Inn, Ashborne. Jan. 5, R.
Bibby, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-
street, Liverpool. Jan, 6, E. Woolverton, Norwich, cabinet-
maker, at four, at the White Lion Inn, St. Peter of Mancroft,
Norwich. Jan. 3, 11. (eaves, Liverpool, merchant, at ten, at
the Dog, Manchester. Jan. 4, G. -Miller, late of Chimes-
Hall, Staffordshire, cheese-factor, at eleven, at the Phenix Inn,
Drayton-in-Hales, Salop. Jan. 15, J. Beadle, Stourbridge,
Worcestershire, mercer, at eleven, at the Jerningbam Arms
Inn, Shiffnal,
CERTIFICATE.. -..g-lANUARY 6.
G. 1.. Walker, Leeds, worsted-spinner. B. Wood, Narbo-
rough, Leicestershire, hosier. 11. Cooper' ,late of Thread-
needle-street, merchant. J. Lucas, late of Fleet-street, paper-
stainer. J. Ashworth, Manchester, innkeeper. J. Berke, Stock-
port-Etchells; Cheshire, cotton-manufacturer. R. Draper' late
of Bishopsgate-street, grocer. J. Oakes, late of Kings Arms-•
buildings, Cornhill, commission-broker. W. J. Porter;late of
Chelsea, coal-merchant. J. South, Fulham, plumber. W.
Reynolds, late of the ship Orient, master-mariner. R. Per-
kin., Lymington, Southampton, grocer. C. Comber, forking,
carpenter. J. Crockett, Coventry, ribbon-manufacturer. A.
Parkinson, Manchester, calico-printer. 11. Greaves, Manches-
ter, merchant.
JANt'MIY 9.—T. Triphook, St. James's-street, bookseller. R.
Bartholomew, Basikkin, Berks, farmer. I. Isaacs, Liverpool;
merchant. J. Clarke, Wakefield, bookseller. J. Hodges, late
of Cheltenham, coal-merchant. T. Brennand, Bread-street,
Cheapside, warehouseman. It. Kew and T. Thomaaon, Cas-
tle-street, Whitechapel, horse-dealers. W. Wilson, late of
Gateshead, Durham, ship-owner. C. Norris, Btiry, Lanca-
shire, cotton-spinner. T. Ashmore, Cheltenham, banker.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

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Richards and Kimberley, Birmingham, gliders. Goodlad
and Co. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, paper-stainers. Oirhitchurcli and
Co. Bath, ironmongers. Gale and Co. Carlisle, manufacturers.
W. and S. Dyer, Creech St. Michael, Somersetshlre, maltsters.
Shaw and Scott, Bhhopsgate-street-Without, grocers. Ham-
mond and •Donlan, Red Cross-square, Cripplepte tailors.—
Christian and Co. Toxteth Park, near Liverpool, sterch-manti-
facturers. L. and S. C. Bryant, Bristol, grocers. S. and J.
Richards, Brick-lane, Spit:afield', pawnbrokers. Hooper and
Übadell, Warminster, Wilts, coopers. Benham and Co. Jewry-
street, Aldgate, ship-agents. Moody and Gilbert, Fort-street,
Old Artillery-Ground, manufacturers of galloons. Goodwin
and Power,Pieet-street; boot-makers. Brett and Diake, South
Sea-chambers, tea-dealers.' Brown and Co. Bilston, Stafford-
shire, grocers. Jones and Grant, New Bond-street, jewelleri.
Clarke and Whitehead, Manchester, attornies. Whitworth and
Tee, Barnsley, merchants. Watkinson and Baynes, York,
timber-merchants. Watson and Co. Greenock, merchants.—
Pugh and Cattelmole, Ipswich, fellmougers. Carter and Nel-
son King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street, • packers. • Bowman
andStott, Manchester, tobacconists: Britton and Co. Hounds-
ditch, back-makers. Hodgson and Co. Ramsgite,
NlaucWay and Co. Lambeth, engineers.

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Tuesday evening' an over riven oa ran iloni Sitorediteh, and
gored a horse in a cart so dreadfully, that the poor aslmal died
instantly. He also tossed a poor woman who sat in tbettreet
selling fruit, but she sustained no material injury.

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• : ' MARRIED. . ,
me 25th ult.-at Oben, John Bell Ill,Lachlans. Bacgaist&sallillh.,...
Oban,• to- Lowlna. youngest ilasightsr if Wm nit•
Collector of Customs, Oben. . ..•. •
Tuesday sennight, at Bristok'she. g.ev' . Miry pito, of Tri-
nity Colima, Cambridge, to Ildinsa,..yonsigsat daughter of the
' apv.4,llehdisild, of Bereley-square. Bristol.

DIED. • •
The 6th inst. at Pencraig, in the County of Hereford, in the
84th year of his age, J. Ryles, Esq. Warden of the fleet Prison.
At Farnham, the infant son of the Rev. Mr. Jones.
In June last, near Hydrabad, of the cholera ',tabus, Captain
James Garling, of the Ilth Regiment Madras Native Infantry.
Dec. 3. of a second attack of the small-pox, at Colerne, aged
19, Samuel Hillier, who was inoculated for the disease sixteen
years ago, and was slightly pitted.
Tuesday, at Cowes, Lieut. Robt. Ramey, R.N. aged 84 years.
Lately, in the East Indies, Mr. Jaa. Deacon, second son of
Wm. Deacon, Esq. late of Portsmouth, who went out a few
months since as a Cadet.
Dec. 3,.aged 77, Mrs. Draz, of Knowle Cottage, Dorsetshire,
relict of Major Drax. • •
Monday, at Peckham, Surrey, Maria, third daughter of the
late Rev. Martin Ready.
At Eccles, on the 28th ult. Mrs. Mary M4Lerest, wife of Cap-
tain Cunningham, Berwickshire Militia.
Sunday se'nnight, at Shaw Hill, near ".Melksham, Samuel
Heathcote Esq. fourth son of the late Sir T. lieathcom, Bart.
At Mansfield Woodhouse, aged 45, Thomas Neale, Esq. agent
to the Duke of Portland.
At Glasgow, Mr. John Grieve, Surgeon.
Nov. 16, 1819, at Bellary, in the East Indies, Lieutenant
Thomas Hadaway, 12th Native Infantry, Sub-Assistant-Com-
missary-General.
EAST INDIA BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, awn DEATHS.
[FROM MADRAS GAUTTICS FOR MARCH, 1820].
• MADRAS BIRTHS. •
At the Presidency, on the 16th inst. the Lady of Thomas All-
sop, Esq. of a daughter.
February 3, the wife of Mr. Thomson, Schoolmaster of the
.Male Asylum, of male twins?
'The 3d inst. the Lady of C. H. Clay, F.sq. of a son.
At Poonaniallee, on the 23d inst. the Lady of Captain Young,
of the 89th Regiment, of a son.
The 28th ult. Mrs. W. Stapleton, of a daughter.
At Trichinopoly, on the 15th inst. the Lady of C. M. Lush.
ington, Esq. of a son.
At Chittledroog, on the 7th inst. the Lady of Captain Miller,
of the Ist Bat. Bth Regt. N. I. of a daughter.
At Alasulipatam, on the Ist of May, the Lady of Capt. James
Wahab, commanding the 6th Extra Battalion, of a daughter.
At Tanjore, on the 4th inst. the Lady of the Rev. C. Mead,
Missionary in Travancore, of a daughter.
At Ragapore' near Eliore, on the 23d of March, the Lady of
Lieutenant H. Newman, 2d Bat. 24th Regt. N. I. of a son.
In Black Town, en the 27th inst. Mrs. Harrington, of a son.
At Pondicherry. on the 22d of April, Mrs. M. C. Penman, of
a daughter.
January 8, Mr% J. Sumner', of a son.
At Cawnpore, on the 11th of January, the Lady of the Rev.
N. L. Williams, Chaplain of Cawnpore, of a daughter.
MADRAS 3IAURIAGE.
At Choultry Plain, on the 26th ult. Mary, eldest daughter of
J. D. White, Esq. to Captain B. It. Hitchins.
111 A DRAS DEATHS.
The 14th inst. Mrs. Thomson, wife of Mr. Thomson, of the
Male Asylum.
The 14th inst. Mr. John Buckland.
Feb. 23, at the Presidency, Serjeant W. Hayden, eldest son
of Mr. Conductor James Hayden.
The 27th ult. Mrs. Ann Dickers, wife of Mr. D. J. Dickers.

BENGAL DEATH.
Jan. 19, at Meerut; lieutenant W. R. Harding, Ist Battalion
17th Regiment, N.J.

BENGAL BIRTHS.
April 17, Mrs. F. L. Barber,• of a son.
April 10, the Lady of John Angus, Esq. of a lon.
March 18, the Lady of T. Hutton, Esq. of a son. •
Alarcli 15, at Moorshedabad, the Lady of John lamb, Esq.
saistant-Surgeon, of a daughter.

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At Mauritius, the Lady of John Warren, Esq. late Captain
of the 56th Foot, of a son.
Same place, Mrs. Captain IJingay, of a daughter.
Same place, the Lady of C. A. Mylius, Esq. of a daughter.
BENGAL MARRIAGE.
Jan. 31, Sir James Edward Caebrooko, Bart. Member of
the Supreme Council, to Mrs. Louisa Ann Stewart.
BOMBAY BIRTHS.
Feb. 16, at Caßent, the Lady of James Taylor, Esq. of the
lion. Company's Civil Service, Bombay Establishment, of a son.
March 10, at Mooty Churny, Mrs. Higgs, of a daughter.
April 11, at Surat, the Lady of the Rev. William Fyvie, of a
daughter.
April 11, at Tannab, the Lady of Saville Marriott, Esq. of a
daughter.
April 12, the Lady of John Dphinston, Esq. of a son.
Aprills, the Lady of Jas. Henry Crawford, Esq. of a daughter.
CEYLON BIRTHS.
At Befligam, the 16th April, the wife of G. J. I'oulier, Esq.
flitting Magistrate on that station, of male twins. ,
At Colombo, the 31st March. the Lady of Henry Augustus
Marshall, Esq. of his Majesty's Civil Service, of a son.
MAURITIUS BIRTH.
At Reduit, the 14th inst. the Lady of Major-General Ralph
Darling, &c. &c. of a son.
BENGAL MARRIAGES.
At Cawnpore, the 4th Aril, Arthur Nicholas Forde, Esq.
Collector of Etaw.ll, to Miss Susan Selina Blundell.
March 21, at the house of Henry Shakespear, Esq. Chem.
ringhee, Dr. Halliday to Mrs. Eliot.
BOMBAY MARRIAGE.
At Surat, the 15th April, W. A. Jones, Esq. of the Hon.
Company's Civil Service, to Miss M. D. Carter, only daughter
of the late Major Carter, of the Bombay Artillery.
• MADRAS DEATHS.
The 24th inst. at Vepery, Mr. Thomas Hurst.
-The 19th inst. Mrs. Elizabeth French, relict of`the_late Ser-
jeant Charles French, of this Establishment.
The 25th inst. Mr. M. C. Mayne, Serjeant-Majorof the Gar-
rison of Fort St. George.
March 20, at the Gardens of J, W. Dare, Esq. Samuel Hol-
man, Esq. late his Majeity's Naval Officer at Trincomalee.
At Ragapore, near Illore, the 23d March, the Lady of Lieu-
tenant H. Newman, 2d Batt. 24th Regiment N. I. and only
daughter of Major R. West, Ist Batt. 13th N. I.
The 26th ult. at Quilon, Ensign C. A. Thursby, .of his gr,
jesty's 89th Regiment.
The 26th ult. at St. Thomd, Charles; only son of Capt. Tel.
frey, Ist Regt. N. I.
The 7th inst. at St. Thome, Fliz2lwth, wife of Mt. Jim
Barrett, nearly at the close of her 24th year. •
The 12th inst. at Royaporam, Mr. Thomas Lopez Mazien.
BOMBAY DEATHS.
Thursday last, Major C. J. Ridge, of the Bengal Army. •
Oct. 10, at Pentonville, Mazy Anne, youngest daughter of
Wm. Milburn, Esq.

BENGAL DEATHS.
March 25, Solomon Hamilton, Esq. Barrister at Law.
March 27, Mrs. Catherine Harden.
March 17, at Lucknow, the wife of Mr. Thomas Friskney
Hare, of that place.
March 13, at Allahabad, Miss Grace Robertson,secenAdiugh-
ter of the late Dr. James Robertson, Superintending Surgeon of
Dinapore.
April 2, at Puttahaut, Mrs. 11. Andrew, the wife, if
,Mr. J.
Andrew, third writer at the Luckipore Factory. •
CEYLON DEATH. •
April 22, at Colombo, T. G. Cleathcr, eldest son of Captain
Cleather, Ist Ceylon Regiment. •
MATIRITIUS DEATH. •
The 11th instant, at Port Louis, Major Wm. George Waugh,
of the Hon. East-India Conipany's Military Ernie,.