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'George Baffan, Coventlfarden-naarket, fruit-salesman. December
29, at nike,Januiry ai eleien, and Fetiritaiy 2, at ten, at the
Court .Of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Baehakbait.street. At-
toibey, 'Mr. Ritesee, Marra Inn.
William 51 indium, Ifolt,Nosfullt,earpenter, and builder, December
29, at eleven, January 5, and February 2, at ten, at the Court
of Commissioners of Bankrupts, BasingitaUctreet. Attorney,
Mr. W. H. Sunman, New-square, Lincoln's Inn.
Samuel James, Nottingham, maltster, January 3,4, and February
2, at eleven, at the 'George the Fourth Inn, Nottingham. Aunt- I
Nuke, Mr. George Smith, BasingtsaU-street ; or Mr. John Pearson,'
Nottingham.
John Midis, Sartex-plate, Stapleton-road, and Lower Montpelier.
Bristol, heieltmaker, January 12, 15, and February 2, at one, at
tfo Otonaseltial.rooina, Bristol. •Attornies. Mears, Poole and
Co. Gray's Inn-square; or Messrs. Ball and Co. Bristol.
Mark Cohen, Devonshire-place, Conimercialcoad, paper-stainer,
December 22. at nine, January 9, and February 2, at ten, at the
Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. At-
t , Mr. Elutchison, Crowe-court, Threadneedle-street.
Joseph •Leech. Barniley, Yorkshire, linen-manufacturer, January
2, 15, and Fetirttary 2, at eleven, at the Public Office, 'Barnsley.
Attornies, Mr. Mence, Barnsley; or Mr. Pocock, Bartholo-
mew-close.

Samuel Robinson Dawson. Water-lane, Tower-street, wine-mer.
chant, Dec. U, at eleven, January 5, at twelve. and Febrary it,
at eleven, at the Court of
Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing-
hall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Osbaldeaton and Co. London-
street,
John

Bid, Walsall, Staffordshire, draper, January 5, at six, 6, and
February 2, at eleven, at the George Inn. Bewdley. Attornies'
Messrs. Long and Co. Bolborn.court, Gray's Inn; or Mr. It,
Jesson, Walsall.

barks Pritchard, Walcot.place, Lambeth, plumber, Ilecember 29,
ar eleven, January 2, and February 2, at one, at the Court of
Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Anomie*,
Messrs. Sherwood and Co. Canterbury-square, Southwark.
An Bore, jun. Kidderminuer, Worcestershire, plumber and
glazier, January 5,6, and February 2, at tkeen, at the Royal
Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Holm and Co. New

Inn • or Mr. ;later Birmingham.
Rdwat:d Cux, Wedne:bury, Staffordshire, corn-factor, January 5,
6, and Febrisary 2, at eleven at the Roe Buck Inn. Attornies,
Mr. Thomas White, Lincoln's Inn Old-square; or Mr. Charles
. Tomes, Otford.
William Bailey, Belper, Derbyshire, haberdasher, December 30,
at three, January 2, and February 2, at eleven, at the Flying
Horse Inn, Nottinghath. Attornies, Mr. Rigley, Nottingham;
' or Meisrs. Bicknell and Co. Lincoln's Inn New-square.
John Wesson, jun. Dudley, Worcestershire, currier, December 26,
at six, 27. and February 2, at eleven, at the George Inn, Bewd-
ky. Attornies, Messrs. Robinson au4 Co. Dudley.
John Mynn, York-street, Borough, coal-merchant, December 26,
at one, 29, at twelve, and February 2, at two, at the Court of
Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. At ornies,
Messrs. Fisher and Co. Walbrook-buildings, Walbrook.
Jacob Fussell, Stoke-lane, Semersetshire, paper-maker, January 5,
6, and February 2, at twelve, at the Somerset Hotel, Wells.
Attornies, Mr4George Edmunds, Symond's Inn, Chancery-lane;
or Mr. W. T. H. Phelps, Wells.
Samuel Graftey, Cannon-street, umbrella4nanufacturer. January
5, at desalt. 12, at ten, and February 2, at eleven, at the Court
of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingliall-street. Actor/dm
Messrs. Ashley and Co. Tokenhouse-yard.
Thomas Monrhouse, Sheffield, Yorkshire, victualler, January 4,
6, sad February 2, at two, at the Tontine Inn. Sheffield. Actor-
Mr. Andrew Duncan, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn ; or Mr.
Henry lkoomhead, Sheffd.
William Stamper, Goswell-street, coach-painter, January 5, 16,
and February 2, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of
Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Attorney, Mr. Brough, Sboreditch.
John Gay, Bristol, carpenter, January 3,4, and February 2, at
twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attoruies, Mr. Hen-
derson, Lincoln's Inn fields; or Mr. Taylor, Bristol.
William Coale., Wisbeach, CambridgeAlre, grocer, December 29,
Jrnuary 5, aid February 2, at eleven, at the Court of Commis-
sioner& of Bankrupt, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs.
Hindman and Co. Basinghall-street.
James May Robison Hampstead, wine-merchant, December 29,
January .5, at eleven, and February 2. at one. at the Court of
Commissioners of Bankrupts, Brsingball-street. Attorney, Mr.
Robinson, Walbrook.
Robert Bison, Stoken-Churcb, Oxfordshire, innholder, December
IP, at eleven, January 5, at ten, and February 2, at twelve, at the
Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Baslughall-street. At-
ternies# Messrs. James and Co. Rly-place, Holborn; or Mr.G. P.
Comte, Wad's:sten, Osfordahlre.

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Charles Fisher, Ramsgate' chemist and druggist, December i 9,
'
January 5, at eleven, and February 2, at twelve, at the Court of
Commissioners of Bankrupts. Basingball-street. Anoraks,
Messrs. Smith and Co. Coopers' Hall.. Basinghall-street.
Richard ILdnall, jun. and Francis Gybbon Spdsbury, Leek, St...f.
fordshire, silk-manufacturers and dyers. January 2, 12, at eleven,
and February 2, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of
Bankrupts, BasinghaU-st. Attorney, Mr. James, Bucklersbury.
DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.
George Farr and Robert Farr, late of Bread.street merchants; are
in insolvent circumstances, and unable to meet their engage-
' meats with their creditois.-Filed December 20.
Isaac Wells Wrigat. Dartford, Kent, carpenter and builder, is
in Insolvent cireemstances, and unAle to meet his engagements
with Ills tiedftors.-Fikd December 22.
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DIVIDENDS to.be made in B.ISI V Gll.l, LL.S CR BET.
Jan. 12, s'a thew Barn tyd Harvey, Witham, and John Whittle
Harvey, Hattteigh-hall, Fist-a, hauliers, at eleven. Jan. 12, Geo.
Cowen*, Oray'ainn.lahe, merchant, at eleven. Jan. 26, Samuel
Bier, Great Russell.oreet, upholder, at twelve. Jan. 2, George
Laing, C'onineocial Sale-roonts, Mincing-lane, merchant. Jan.
Ig, John Till,"Basingball-street, woollen draper, at eleven. Jan.
12, Titania' Hilt., lbornley, Middlesex and of Queenborough,
K,ni, manufacturing chemists, at eleven Jan. 12, Joseph Naish,
istol, auctioneer, zt one. Jan. 19, Henry -Waddington, Bridge.
, Black friars, merchant, at eleven. Jan. 12, Richard Merry.
wring CrO", victualler, at ten. Jan. lt, Gen. Kenning, Church-
sty:et; Spitalfields,'silkman. at ten. 'Jan. 12, Sarah Johnson, W 3!..
liinrstrat; painter, at • eleven. Jan. 12,,10hn Wood, maw or late
of Nelsoe-square, array, jeweller, at eleven. Jan. 12, Walter
Ikntlry. High Holborn, woollen draper, at one. Jap. 12, Robert
libelee, Great Trinity-lane, halter, at one. Jan. 12, Gay Shute,
liVatfOrd, 'Hells, surgeon and apothecary, at twelve. Jan. 16,
;Sarah Crickite, Robert Alexander Crickitt, and Samuel Hunt
Ruffen, Chelmsford, Rue:, bankers, at eleven. Jan. 19, Thomas
'Carless and William Wilson, Langbourn Chambers, Fenchurels.
/street coal factors, at one. Jan. 12. John Edenborough, Thema;
Chittenden, and Thomas Bartlett, Queen-street Cheapside. and of
ltlaischester;warehoummen, at one. Jan. 19, Nicholas Warington,
H/gh.street, Satithilmett, Surrey, hop merchant, at twelve. Jan.
12, Geingelithnsun, King-&anley, Gloucestershire, wool broker,
at 'levee: Dec. 29, James Cooper and John Reader, St rood,
Kent, WOolstapien and fellmongers, at twelve. Jan. 16, William
Pocoek, Layton; Essex, cabinet maker, at one. Jan. 12, Ifenry
Clare Abraham, Hound ditch, oilman, at eleven. Jan. Ig. Thos.
Garlick, Fleet-market, undertaker, and of Southamptomrow, Mid-
dlesex, music seller, at eleven. Dec. 29, William Bell, Fencbutch.
street, 'merchant and underwriter, at eleven.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
Jan. 15, William Cato, William Little, and Williams Irving,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, drapers, at eleven, at thi Crown and This-
tle lain. Jan: If, 'Philip 'Buxton, Etk'eredge, Norwich, manufac-
ture+;- at four,' at the Swan Inn, Norwich. Jan. 19, Abraham
Sheath, Boston, Lincolnshire, Esq (since deceased), Challis Sheath,
of the same place, Bag. John Steel, Esq Fiskertoo, and John
Wray, Esq. Lincoln (since deceased), bankers, at ten, at the Sara-
cen's Head, Lincoln; also, Jan. 20. Feb. 19, John Cooper, sea.
and Jobn Cooper, jun. Trowbridge, Wiltshire, clothiers, Ice. at
eleiren,'at the White Hart Inn, Bath. Jan. 24, Nicholas Hurry
and Christopher Hird Jones, late of Manchester, merchants, at
two, at the George lon, Dale-street, Liverpool. Jan. 17, John
Williams, Macclesfield, Cheshire, upholsterer, at one, at the Star
Inn' Deartsgate, Blanchester. Jan. 18 and 19, Thames Hodges,
late of Wareham, Kent (deceased), at eleven, at the Saracen's
Head Inn, Ashford, Kent. Jan. 26, John Shave, now ur late
of Stoneham Aspell, Suffolk, grocer and draper, at ten, at the
King's Head Inn, Stow-market, Suff ilk. Jan. 15, John Dawkins,Southampton, tailor, at two, at the Star Inn, Southampton ; and in
the l‘th; at tweet, at the same place. Jan. 30, Edward Conlingly.
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, balkier, at three, at the York Hotel,
Cheltenham, Jan. 15, William Looter, jun. Southampton, printer,
at four, at the Star Inn, Southampton. Jan. 27, William Greene%
sea. .114cleston, Lancashire, coal proprietor and farmer, at one, at
the George Inn. Date meet, Liverpool. Jao. 15, Thomas Butt,
Southampton, shoemaker, at twelve, at the Star Inn, Southamputo.
Jan..l6, George Hedges, Wingrave, Bucks, butcher, at tea, at the
George Inn, Aylesbury, Backs.

CERT' FICATES.—Jme. 12.

Leonard Hill, Fleet-street, jeweller. William Adkins, Commit%
ribbon manufacturer. Samuel Lister, jun. William Lister and Wm.
Walker, Lawrence-lane, Cheapirlde, and Halifax, warehousemen
and m manufacturers. Joseph Sills and Jonathan Sills, Three
Cranes and Hambre Wharfs, Upper Thames-street, merchants and
wharfingers. John Graves, Chiswell-street, Finsbury-square, auc-
tioneer. James Atkinson,jun. Stockton, Durham, worsted spinner.
Charles Bland, late of No. 56, Greek street, Soho, music seller...-.
Thomas Rockland, 1111 liter-street, ship and insurance broker and
snerehartt Charles William Clarke, Holborn-bill, druggist. John
Wood, Lombard-street, scrivener. William Hilton, Copland-street,
Lisson grove, stage master, corn dealer, and dealer in horses. John
Clarkson, Windmill-street. Finsbury square, merchant, and late
Commander of the ship Cambrian. William Maud and Robert
Maud, now or late of Andover, Southampton, common brewers.•-••
Peter Allen,. Alcester, and John Smith, Hoo-mill, Warwickshire,
millers. Matthew Wreford, New Bond-street, milliner and dress
maker. Joseph Newmarch, Manchester, warehouseman. Wm.
Wilkinson, Hollsorn-latidge woollen draper. Alexander Fabre,
late of Akennanhury, and Regent-street, and also of Grove-plats,
Liason4grove.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
William Graham and John Stocks, pawnbrokers and slivermiths,
Tothill•street, Westminster. John Hicks, Thomas Heatherington
Barker, and John Barker, carpet and woollen manufacturers,
lieckmondwike, Yorkshire. George Frederick Bond and Henry
Thomas Dawson, chasers in g I, Wynyatt•street, Clerkenwell.
John Bell, John Sanders and John William Walton, ironmongers,
&c. Bedfordshire. Thomas Bethel! Alin-ley and George Cam.
melt, jun. merchants, and ship and Insorance brokers, Kingston.
upon-Hull. Robert Galloway and John Westmoreland, Notting-
ham, lace net nianufacturers. William Stancomb and Joseph

&sncusnb, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, clothiers. William Hughes
Brabhsm and Joshua Braman, Manchester, hatters. Wm. Eagle
and Charles Miks, Strand, Middlesex, peruke makers, hair dressers,
Ste. Richard Nicholson and Robert Nicholson, Lincoln, grocers.
Ali'bourn Goodrich and Peter Chriatoe, Rateliff Highway, linen-
drapers. Thomas Hutton and C. IL Austin, Liverpool, manufac-
turers of Prussian blue. Henry Mitchell and John White, of the
Sheer-bulk Wine-vaults, Deptford, Rent. John Hunt and Wm.
Hunt, Cheadle, Cheshire, drapers. George Revill and William

Grayling. Whitechapal-road, Middlesex, oil and colourmen. John
Wells and Richard Myde, Boston, Lincolnshire, linen and woollen
drapers. John Saunders Bennett and William Beer, Canterbury,
brewers and maltsters. Edward Jinks and Edwin Tye, gilt toy
and black ornament makers. George Chapman, William Stephens,
and Thomas Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Loudon, attorneys
and solicitors (so far as regards George Chapman). Wm. Daniel
Owen and Thomas Edwards, Great Coram-street, Brunswick.
square, Middlesex, lincadrapers. William Wig,ley, Huddersfield,
innkeeper, and Richard Steel, Delph, Ssddlewortb, Yorkshire,
proprietors of post chaises and horses. James Di iver and Joseph,
Dobson, Cambridge, and of Newmarket, Suffolk, hatters and
furriers. David Colbeck and Thomas Sharp, Bridge Wharf, Pim.
lico,stone masons and merchants. Matthias Attwood.sen. Matthias
Attwood, jun. and Henry Spoon.-r, Gracethurch.strret, banker!
(sitar as regards Henry Spooner). Samuel Fiswkr, John Alien,
John Mason, and Phszbe Allen, Hanky, Staffordshire, tape manu-
facturers.

General Weekly Average of die Price of British Corn. which
governs Importation, made up to the trith of December.
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Wheat. 58a. 14. Oais 51s. 4d. Beans 5'2% 841.
Barley 311 s. 04. I Rye 425. 6J. I Peas 54. i. 64.

A letter fr►m Paris says—" Let France declare
against England, and the very neat day 500,000 men will be with-
out employment, and reduced to starvation. Paris, Lyons, Roues,
every manufacturing town, will be compelled to shut up their esta-
b!ishments. The value of vessels and their cargoes, in discan►part
of the globe, amounts to at least eight hundred millions of franca,
and net one ship would ever reach the ports of France. The build-
ing speculations In Paris and other cities employ a capital equal to
fifty millions sterling; ballot this enormous sum would be lost, cer
tainly for a time, perhaps for ever. The di-contented of ever-
country would join band and heat t in favour of England—war wily
England is inspossibk