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London, England, 1820-06-12 00:00:00

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

J. and W. Pike, New Scrum, provision-merchants. Udny
and Smith, Liverpool, surgeons. Worswick and Co. Elack-
burn, engravers to calico-printers. White and Murdozli, Mal-
don. Essex, lime-burners. Harcourt and Swaire, Artillery-
street, Bermondsey, leather-dressers. Fawkes and Oldrield,
Charlton-Kings, Gloucestershire. K and A. A. Mann, (►Lie;,
Bucks, -lace-dealers. T. and W. Pagdin, Worksop, North: :-
hamshire, malesters. Smith and Asprey, Bruton-street, gold-
smiths. Hamilton and AP Farlane, Glasgow, drysalters. Aietk
and Nlatson, Knaresborongh, linen-merchants. Appleyard and
Co. Hull, ship-builders. Jarmari and Co. Bristol, attornit I.
Renshaw 44 Owens, Liverpool, coopers. Aluggeridge a:;d
Ansel!, Carsbalron, Surrey, paper-makers. T. and .1. 'furner,
Godley, Cheshire, cotton-spinners. Hovil and Tumor, Great
Hermitage-street, coopers. , Leishman and Co. Port Dundas,
cotton-spinners. 11. and W. Potts, Edinburgh, wine and spi-
rit-ale:dart. Somerville and Scott, Edinburgh, writers to the
signet. Jarratt and Co. Sculcoates, Yorkshire, seed-crushers.
Thorowgo:xl and Co. Cheapside, stationers. Ellis and Smith,
Birmingham, platen and coach-founders. Shuttieworth and
Worthington, Liverpool, surgeons. Mule and L,ckett, Here-
ford, carriers. R. and H. Alpe. Swaff ham, intrzhants. It.
and T. Atkinson, Sunderland, saddlers. Simpson and Ides-
field, Scarborough, millers. R. and J. Newhouse, Hudders-
field, plumbers. Mays and Samson, King's Lynn, coach-
makers. Greaves and Kemp, Huddersfield, printers. Styring
and Barlow, Sheffield, scissor-manufacturers. Cartwright and
Co. Nottingham,lace-manufacturers. Tresidder and Downing,
Penrbyn, oil and mustard-manufacturers. W. and J. Broad-
bent, Bull Close, near Halifax, cotton-spinners. T. and G.
Level], Red Lion-street. Holborn, plumbers and glaziers: J.
and J. Cookworthy, Plymouth, druggists. Sutton and Cars-
lake, New Samna, cooper.. J. and E. Keet, Portsmouth, li-
nen-drapers. Paton and Gill, Ilishopsgate-street Without, hard-
soap-manufacturers. Bryan' anti Treason, Liverpool, genera',
merchaots. Underwood and- Co. BristuL James and Th:ei-
fall, Liverpool, ship-smiths. Lane and Edwards, Bristol, Spa-
nish wool-brokers. T. and B. Bedford, Mitcham, brewers.

• CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 9.
The Rev. S. Bereton, of Queen's College, and the Rev. N.
Every, of Class-hall, were, on the 31st ult. admitted M.A.

OXFORD, JUNE 10:
Friday, in full Convocation, the sum of .£2OO was given out
of the University Chest in aid of the fund for rebuilding Sr.
112.rd:A Church. Also, in Congregation, the following Degrees
were conferred : 111A17.21112 or airs.
Thomas Phillipps, University College, Grand Compounder.
Benjamin Sounders Classon, Worcester College.
William Perkins and the Rev. John Piccop, Lincoln College.
George Hammond; Fellow of Merton College. •
Rev. Charles .Herbert Martin, Exeter College.
Rev. Alfred Tooke, St. Mary Hall
Rev. Henry Baker Tristram, Christ Church.
George Thomas Austen Knight, St. John's College.
ZACHRILORS Or ARTS.
Hon. Arthur Hill Trevor, Nobleman of Christ Church.
Francis. Joseph Pearce, Esq. Exeter College, Grand Comp.
George Fuller Thomas, Worcester College.
William Whateley, New College.
Henry Watson Wilder and John Parker, Oriel College.
William Henry Deane, University College.
Jaines Aspinall and the ltev. Richard Foyle, St. Mary ILII.
John Forster, St. Edmund Hall.
; Thomas Townson Churton, Scholar of Brasermosi College.
Arthur Clive, Brasennose College.
Richard William Jelf, Henry Lyttleton Nem, and George
May Coleridge, Christ Church.
Robert Alder Thorpe, Scholar of Corpus Christi Colleze.
James Thomas Round, Scholar of Baliiol College.
Eighty-six passed the late Examination; besides those in the
aasses.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. William Harrison, is presented to the vacant Pre-
bendal Stall in Winchester Cathedral.
The Ikv. William Parker, Vicar of Sklpwith, is appoirted
Chaplain to Viscount Curzon.

' BIRTH.
Yesterday, at his Grace's house, in 'Upper Grosvo
her Grace the Duchess of Wel ,isd, of a Goa.
Mrs. James Holland, Essex-street, of a daughter.

DIED.
On Saturday last, after a severe illness. which be bore with
pious resignation, Mr. T. Allinson, of Wendover, aged t 7 yes-s.
Saturday se'nnight, after a short illness, lu his yearoti:(
Rev. John Curtis, D.D. one of the senior Fellows of Magdalen-
'College, Oxford.
Wednesday, in Thayer street, Manchester-equate, Iliralq -
,Williams, Esq. late Surgeon in the East-India Company's So-
viet, Bengal EstabliNhment.
Friday se'nnight, aged 66, after a long illness, the Lady c'
Sir Thomas Frankland, Bart. of 'llsirkleby.
Tuesday, at Leeds, aged 15, Saran, eldest daughter of t. c
late Rev. Roger Steele, of Doncaster.
Tuesday, of apoplexy, aged 41, Mr. Jonathan Jackson, et
Le bourne, in Yorkshire, merchant.
May 16, at Montrose, Mrs. Jean &raton.—'Besides leaving
handsome legacies to her relatives, she bequeathed the follow'. f.
Sums :-.-To the poor within the town of Montrose, Xi Alt. :
for the education of poor children, Ai ,41.0 ; for the ben. fir et
decayed Gentlewomen in Montrose, £l,OOO, to the Eliseo:, .1
Chapel in Montrose, £1,000;' to. purchase 'a house for the 0,11-
elating Clergyman of the Claapel, AM; and to the Searle-.
box, A'2oo. -
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