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gjebarer,Smills, of Liverpool, tplsolsterer, dealer and
May SO, June 1, and 16, at twelve at the Globe Tyr, ti..
Attarsey, Mr. John Plurnbe, LordrateeetillvensaL
James Raitt, late of Dartmouth-street, Westminster. Middleaex,
victualler, May 12, 19, and June 16, at ten, at Guildhall—
Attorney, Mr. Robert Thactray.
George Lee, of Sanniughill, Becks, builder, dealer and chapmaa,
May 15, 22, and Julio 16, at eleven, at Guildballa London.—
Anomie., Mr. Richard Walthew, Egham Niche, Staines.
bridge, Surrey; or Mr. R. S. 'Taylor, Field-court, Gray's-Inn.
William Everhard Marcus Von Doornik, (commonly called
Ba-
ron Von Dootatk,l Edmund Griffith, arid Jeremiah Donovan,
of Well-street' Welleloer-square Middlesex, manufacturers
of patent soap, and copartners, May 15, 22, and June 16, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie., Messrs. Seymour and Mon-
t riou,Margaret-street, Cavendish-.quare, London.
James Davenport, of Bridge-Ward Tavern, Gracrehurch-street,
London, tavern-keeper, dealer and chapman, May 8, ill, and
June 16, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr.Parton, NO.II,
Walbrook, London.
Thomas Crankshaw, late of Chatiton-street, parish of St. Mary-
le-Bonne, Middlesex, painter and glazier, but now a prt.oner
for debt in Newgate, May 15, 26, and June 16, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attontey, Mr. Morgan, Be: for&row.
Dennis Mahony, of • Tottenham-court-roa .1, Middlesex, victualler,
dealer and chapman, May 12, 19, and June 16, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Whitton, Great James-street, Bed-
ford-row.
William Johnson and Nevill Browne, of Fish-street-hill, London,
grocers, dealers, chapmen, And eopamiers, May a, yht, and lune
ii., at eleven, at Guildhall. Attaitries, Messrs. Swaiue, Ste-
ver., and Maples, Old Jewry.
Richard Reeve and %Vm. David Jones, both late of Vere-street,
parish of St. Mary-la.l3oune, Middlesex, stationers, slakes
and chapmen, and late partners, at ten, at GUildhall. A: totnies,
Messrs. Goode, No. 45, Howland-street, •Tottenhatu-Court-

Road.
George Fenwick, of Mary-laaotine, Middlesex, veterinary sur-
geon, May 8, 22, and June id, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Ward, Cook's-court, Carry-st rec,.
DIVIDENDS.

May 26. Paid Edward Ford, now or late of Hovland-Mews
West, Middlesex, hackneyman. at one, at Guildhall ---May 15.
Joseph Benjamin Lwnnitz and Wolff 12,5,00, of krucleurch..!reA,
London, merchants, at one, at Guildhall —June- Y. Wm. Crouch,
of Charlotte-street, Ratlibone-place, Middlesex, linen-draper, at

eleven, at Guildhall.--May 26. Wm. Yates, late of Slierra:il-
street, Golden-square, (but now a prisoner hi the King% Bench,;
army accoutrement Maker, at one, at Gutl.lllall.—May
Tubb and lames Henry Aka:order Scott, of th.l King's-Roads
PimPc°, Adiddlcs.x, nunery and ared.men, at twelve, at Guild.
Henry Martin, of Wallingford, Berkl, linen-dra-
per, at eleven, at Guildhall, London —.June 2. Thomas Carr, of
Oxford, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, laiudon.--June 2. Edward
Allen and Isaac Hancock, of Ilriftill, navy contractors, at eleven,
at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.---May 2P. Richard Wiggin., of :Al-
ton, titaffordshire, druggist and Lroctr. at eleVen, at the Union
Inn, Birminglutm.--nly t horns, Jones, of *Gloucester,
bore-dealer at eleven, at the It iothall Inn, Gloucester:-Juno
B. John 'Tort, of Gunn. • ••ff, or!:,rwise Godinaltbesitr, Hon-
e oadonshire, blacksmith -tad farrh r, at ten, at the Fountain Inn,
H mtingdon.—June 1. Edwin of Birmnigliant,japminer,
Cater and clialnan, at tw.lve, at the Swan •1 avern, Booting-
t. Win. Payne, of Great Carter-lane, Doctors'-
Commons, London, draggisti at. teas, St Guildhad-- May Wt.
George Blakey the elder, now or late. of Stepney, •Midilles,
th.p-ownt r aid maser-mariner, at Orem, at Cuildliall.--May
Si. John smith, now or late of Leeds, yorkiltlre. grocer, dealer
and ehaarnoi, at CleVelt, at the Bull Aral M.,uth loo,•
Mt.y. 26. John Johnson, of Great 13.iddilW, E.sses, Carpenter, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.

LAW INIELLVANCE,

COURT 01. ONO'S BENCH. MAY 9.
ADJOIJRNSD SITTINGS.

WHAM v. FisteascAst.—The defendant was the ac-
ceptor of certain bills of exchange, drawn by a person
of the name of Anderson, and which hills, when
accepted, were indorsed to the plaintiff. The hand-1
writing of the acceptor, and the dishonouring of the!
bills being proved, the Counsel for the defendant
stated, that this was a case where, according to law,
the plaintiff was not entitled to recover. He called
Anderson, the drawer of the bills, to prove that at
the time when he drew them, he was in an actitil
state of bankruptcy, and could not pay 13s. 6d. in
the pound. This he did prove ; but the Cotins..:l lot
the plaintiff still contended, that according to the
comartiction of the law, at it stands'under the new
Bankrupt Act, his client was entitled to recover.
Lord Er.t.essortouGit stated, that this was a ques-
tion of considerable importance, as to the law of the
case, and that it ought to be gravely and solemnly
considered. He therefore suggested the propriety of
making it a special case for argument in term, and
mon:mended ud inkrint a verdict for £1431. I3s. 21.
subject to the opinion of the Court on the law of the
case.