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London, England, 1811-10-16 00:00:00

BANRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Nov. ti. Charles Baglehole and Joseph Redgrave, of Mark-lane,
London, merchants and partners, at ten; at Guildhall;
BANKRUPTS.
Henry Johnson and Thomas Pritchard, late of Nile-place, New
Kent-road, prrish of St. Mary, Newington, Surrey, builders,
dealers and cliapmen, and copartners, to surrenthr October 29,
Nov. 2, and dO, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Char-
sley, No. 18, Mark-lane, London.
James stone, of Windsor, lurks, haberdasher, dealer and chap-
man, October 19,29, and November dti, at ten, at Guildhall.-
Attornies, Messrs. ream and Son, Swithin's-lane, Cannot.-
Street, London.
Charles Stone, of St. Mary Hill, London, merchant, dealer and
chapinan, October 19, 26, and November 26, at ten, at Guild-
hail. Attornies, Messrs. Pearce and Sun, Can-
non-street.
John Wood, of SunderLnd, Durham, grocer, dealer and chap-
man, October 29, November 2, and '26, at eteveu, at Guddl • 11,
London. Attornies, Messrs. 'Filson amid .Ereston, Chatham-
place, New Bridge-street, Blacktriar, London.
John Ridge, late of Glastonbury, Somersetshire, baker, dealer
and chapinan, October 28, 29, at elitven, and November 26,
at five, at the White Hart Lill, Glastonbury. Attornies,Messis.
Shephard and Allington, Gray's-lon-aqua" e, London ; ur Mr.
John Fry Reeves, Glastonbury. ,„
David Burrell, of Jennyn-street, parish of St. James, Westmin-
ster, jeweller, dealer and cluipman, October Id, 26, and Nov.
ac eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Holmes and
Lowden, 17, Clement's-lon, London.
Isaac Aldenert, barles Christian Boclier, and James Hargreaves, 1
late of it. P.aul's Churn-yard, bur now of Eopthall-Buddinga,
London, mem:lama and copartners, dealers and charnel!,
Octol.i.T 19, 26, and Nsv. 26 at eleveils.at Guildliad. Alturiitra
Nlessra. Deni:ett and (,nave,, King's Arita-yard, Cub:Luau-
street, London.
John King, of Brick-lane, Spitallields, Middlesex, taylor, October
19, 26, and Nov. 26, at twelve, at Gun,' hall. Attorney, Mr.
No. 7, l'hilpot-lane, Fei.church.strect.
George Crossley, of silversmith, jeweller, dealer
and chapman, October 28, 29, and Nov. dn, at alto:, at the
Dug 'cavern, Manchester. Atturnies, Messrs. Halstead and
Ainsworth, Manchester or Messrs. Milne and Parry, si emu. ,
pie, London.
INflargaret Lewis and Jo`an Lewis, of Newtown, Montgomery-
copartners, dealers and manufacturers ut flannel, October
25, 26, arid Nov. 26, at eleven, at the Lion Inn, Newtown.-
Attorniet, Mr. George Edmunds, Exchequer Office of Pleas,
Loosioa ; or Mr. Evan Stephens, Newtown.
lhontss Napier, late of Litisolin. merchant, dealer and cLapman,
Nov. 5,1, and 25, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpoul.-
Az:urines, s\lr. Vi'indle, John-street, Bedford-row; or Mr.
Laarles Bird, Castle Ditch, 1.0r2-street, Liverpool.
Isaac Aguilar, of Devonshire-square, London, merchant, dealer
and chapman, October 19, 2h, and Noverobtr df, at twelve, at
Attormes, Messrs. Cs.adeson, Ballow, and Grosve-
nor, Au, in Friars.
John Plumbe, of Liverpool, money-scrivener, dealer and chap-
man, Nov. 3, d, and '2G, at one, at the Globe tavern, I ohm.
street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Edward Blackstuck, Liver •
pool; or Messrs. Blackswck and Bence, Paper-Buildings,
emple, London.
ChristoptierClarke, late-of Calthwaite, CumberNii, cattle dealer,
Oct. 24,'25, and Nov. 26, at eleven, at the Cretin Dr:.3on
Carlisle. Attornies, Mr. Birkett, No. 9, Bond -court, N al-
btouk, London ; or Mr. Henry Pearson, Carlisle.
DI VIMENDS.
Joseph Hill, of Great Mary-la-bonne-street, Middlesex, taylor,
Nov. 26, at one, at Guildhall.-John Taylor, of Chatham, wine.
met chant, Nov. 16, at one, at Gnildliult.-Wm. Buoy, of Hart-
street ,lslootrisltury, builder, Nuu.l2, at one, at Guildhall-Joseph
Stanley and Fleming, of Deal, Kent, Nov. I tt,
at tweive, a: Guildhall.--Wilhain Mason, late ut
klursieydown, victualer, Nov. 5, at ten, at Uoildhall.-James
Demon, of Eurnham, Essex, seedsman, Nov. 5, at eleven, at
Goildi.al..-Airs. Dallas, of l'uwer-Lill, wine and porter mer-
chant, Nov. 19, at one, at Guildhall-Wm. Heslop, of l.ung-
Rcm man's mercer, Nov. 5, at eleven, at hennas
Moffat: and Juan Brown, of t.lostv..ll.streLt, St. Luke, blue. ma.
aulacturris, Nov. 13, at eleven, at Guildhall.--.lltomas
Copper, of Pancras-lam!, Loodun, warehuusenian, Nov. 30, at
twelve, at Gentili:in.-Joseph Brown dun . late of Caunon-tirreet,
but now en Croydon, and ut Aylesbury-street, Clerkes,
we I, she. temoner, 26, at twelve, a! ClllleliAil -M. Charl-
ton, ut Argyle-sta ret, 'Westminster, victofer, Nov. 16, at twelve,
lau•ldhall.-Stepiteit Lawrence. ot Ostortl-.:rest, Middlesex,
tr-reer, Dec. 7, at [wave, at Gutla.: m. Percival, of Os-
ten t, IsSidstlescx, Enen-drap: r, .Novtinthi:T 12, at twelve,
it
t=tilli!lidii.-Joan how, of Mancliest..r, box-ntaker, N 0,.. , at
chweo. ;Ir. the Siar Manche-ter..
CERTIF !CAI F..;, NOV. 5.
Wm. Scott, of Lloyd's Cuffee.liumie, London, ineurance.ibroker.
Josevh liayston, orispwer-Royal, London, dealer.
Jabal Cross, of Plymouth, butcher.
John G. Cogger, oi Weimuutii-s• met, Surrey, wire-worker.
R chard Carter, of Stephtn•street, Nliddlesea, carpenter.
Joseph Wood, at !averpool, merchant.
Joseph F. Rattellury, late of Coithall-court, insurasce-broker.

Bow-yraFET. —Yesterday William Harrold • was
brought btfore Mr. Rua% and underwent a final ex-
amination, charged with having naval stores in his
possession without being able to give a satisfactory
account how he became possessed of them. The pri-
soner was stopped a few nights since at Pentonville,
byl.imbrick, the parole, with a flain his possession.
John Namara!, Chief Clerk to the Master Attendant
at the Dock-yard, at Deptford, attended, and stated,
that the flag found upon the prisoner was a Dutch
signal-flap containing 96 yards of new narrow bun-
ting, marked with a single tape, being the usual mark
put on the King's naval stores, and the value of the
bunting was 18s. The ptisoner not being able to
pay ten pounds, he was convicted under the 39th
and 40th of Geo. 111. cap. 69, and sentenced to three
months imprisonment, the value of the property being,
under 20s. Hit had been above, it would have been
an indictable offence., .
Afary Smith, charged with stealing from the shop
of John Harris, a linen-draper, in Picket-street, several
silk pocket handkerchiefs; was committed' for trial.
A womanmas committed for stealing a watch from
a-man, which was found upon _her in a most extraor.,
dinary place of concealment.
HarToN-Gaitom--Tisonsar fristhy, a fashionably
dresled young man, was charged-by Mr. Gad, of
White Lion-street, Pentonville, with Navin; robbed
him in June, 1809, in a public house, at Islington, of '
se2l in bank-notes ; after which the prisoner abscon-i
ded, and was never seen by the prosecutor, who then
lodged examinations at this office, till yesterday at
noon, when he met the prisoner. in Cheapside, and
came up to-shake hands with him, as if an old friend.
The prisoner vas remanded for further examination.
U mos HALT..—Yesterday a case of the Brighton
coach was heard, on the information of Clifford, the
informer, supported by the' evidence of Thomas
Apostle, his witness, for an alledged offence of having
one passenger rnore•on the box than is allowed by
Act of Parliament. A Solicitor attended for Mr.
Barry, coach-master at .Brighton, and on his cross-
examining the witness, Thomas Apostle, the latter
frankly aariiitted that he was always paid by the said
informer, Clifford, a week's wages of 355. in advance;
and it appearing that the witness was interested, and
the informer having no other_evidence to support his
information, the worthy Magistrates dismissed it--
There were informations On the same day for like
offences against Mr. English, of Lewes, and Messrs.
Hammond and Walker, Dorking, fir the Lewes and
Dorking coaches, and the informer having no other
evidence to support his information against these
coaches Lhan Avow iftostltphe withdrew them.