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London, England, 1828-06-09 00:00:00

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the Bridge Inn,•Bihhoperearmoutb.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

John Wm. Buckle, Thomas Henry Buckle, Henry M. Bagster,
and Walter Buchanan, Mark-lane. Matthew Harrison and Garnett
Wane, Penrith, Cumberland, tobacco and snuff manufacturen.
John Salisbury and Samuel Salisbury, Liverpool, ship chandlers
Frodshatn and Jne. Antrotsus, Liverpool, attornies. Edward
Maddock and William Maddock, Chester butchers and farmers
Richard Brooke, John Brooke, Samuel Brooke, and Chas. Brooke,
Robert Town, Yorkshire, and at Quebec and Niostreal, Canada.
merchants. Philip Augustus De Chapeaurouge, Heury Dumas,
and Charles Mertens, Fenehurch-street. merchants. tiro. LWer
and Joshua Lister, Hightown, Birstal, Yorkshire, eard.m.kers.
John Sinkler and William Ramsbottom, Norwich, dyers. Ruchard
Wells and H. E. Helton, Milk.street, Cheapside, warebousenien•
Alfred Thomas and Charles Rittson, Bristol, grocers. J. K.
Myers and Joseph Myers, Liverpool, merchants. Benj. Wows
and Henry Watson, Croydon, Surrey, coal merchants. ;Idles
Lambert and Abraham Lambert, Bromley, Kent, tallow chandlers.
John 111,Lean and John Boyd, Norfolk-street, Commerchlroa4
Stepney, tea-dealers. J. W. Snell, Wm. T. Pinwill, and J. H•
Please, Exeter, drapers and mercers. J. R. Williams and litsj.
Williams, Clement's-lane, London. ship and insurance brokers.

About nine o'clock on Tuesday night, a fine little
girl, five years of age, met her death by falling out of
a two-pair of stairs window, in New Peter-street, West-
minster. The child had only been put to bed about a
quarter of An hour previous to the accident, by its
sister, who went out, but unfortunately
left the window
open.
It would appear from the present harsh and onsets-
soaable weather, that April had jostled June out of its
place, and taken possession of it, as we have now alter-
nately sunshine and rain, though of the former but
small portion.

HEBDOMADARY.
Tuts Dar—This was once a fast with the Jews, because Raba
/tannin' was committed to the flames by the Grecians, for ban
the L I
Law in bis possession contrary to the decree forbidding It.
To-mosaow—Lord Thanes sentenced to a years' imprisvnine"L'
and fined £l,OOO in 1799, for his conduct at the trial of O'Cvnorl
at Maidstone.
Wsuessnar Barnabas. He was descended of the abed
Levi. He was stoned to death by the Jews.
Tuuasnay—A new Moon 12 min. past 11 in the moraing...-N0
remission of sin can be obtained from the Catholic Priests benne
this day and the 29th instant.
FRIDAY—Sun rim 42 mieutes after s.—Sets 17 minutes 8.
Sosuassar —First of the month of Dullseggia (munch of Ore'
mosaics), in the Mahometan Calendar.

MARRIED.
Wednesday, at Ewell, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Austen.
Broadford, la Kent, to Jane, youngest daughter of Joseph Mock'
late of Roehampton,

DIED.
At Stamford, aged 45, the Rev. Edward Booth, 7.1. A. Rector of,
Flnby near Spilsby, vicar of Frisney, and perpetual Curate 01
Wain Sett St. Mary, Lincolnshire.
At his residence in Farehaen-place, Mr. D. IIP Donald, Master,
R.N. and lately employed on the Breakwater at Plymouth.
Westminster Abbey. Sturdayrnornlpg. Lord Henry Fitzroy, one of the Prebends 01
At Cbaddleworth Vicarage Becks, in the 43d year of his 'P'
the Rev, Joseph Knethell landell, M.A. of Pembroke College,
Oxford.
At Kemble, Wilts, in the 'Nth year of his age, the Rev. JO
Parker, RD. Rector of St. John's, Bedford.

lilt W ATER at LONDON-BILIOGX TO blOlOlO •
Morning 59 minutes utter 19
Afternoon 19 minutes atter 1

otaros: i'rinted and eubhalted by JOHN Mania. the Prop
at the Sias Orrtci, 14 u. 1, Pickett-places Tempts-13E.

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