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also, Ann

daughter -tie above; and on de
husband and father of the above, all of Salisbury.
above are the sister, brother, and niece of Mr. Upton
Berry-street, and brother of the late Mr. Thomas Carter
of the Liverpool Mail.
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On the the 10th inst., in London, aged 85,
Judd, formerly of the Excise of this town.
On the 10th inst., at Sandhill, Newcastle-on-Tyne, aged
37; Mr. Christian Ker Spence, master mariner.
On the 10th inst., aged 60, Agnes, relict of Edward
Ar - Esq., of Town-row, West Derby, formerly of Gill:

Mr. Thomas

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LONDON G

ESDA.Y, SEPT

John 1

shire, drysalter, Sept. ..-
Manchester District Court
Marsland, Bplton, Lancashire ; o.
Manchester.—David Scott, Southpi.
butcher, Oct. 6, Nov. 8, at twelve o'clock, at thi.
ter District Court of Bankruptcy : solicit(
Manchester ; official assignee, Mr. Fraser,
Thomas Parker, Southport, Lancashire, hotel L_
26, Oct. 23, at eleven o'clock, at the, Liverpool Disti.
Court of Bankruptcy : solicitors, Mr. Frodsham, Liverpool,
and Mr. Johnson, Southport ; official assignee, Mr. Morgan,
Liverpool.—Thomas Younvman, Pitfield-st Hoxton,

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Manches-
Webster,

Manchester

linendraper.—William Thomas, Bridge-street. Black friars
and Noble-street, commission agent.—Stephen Harris,
Kingston-upon-Thames, ironmonger.—John Cullen Pen-
fold, Park-terrace, Chelsea, oilman.—Ann Maria Edwards
and Thomas Cooper, ironmongers.—William Brailsford,
Nottingham, smallware dealer.—William Holbrook, Not-
tingham, joiner.—Ebenezer Williams, St David's, Pem-
brokeshire, druggist—Horatio Collier, jun., Painswick,
Gloucestershire, blanket manufacturer.—Joseph William
Hall, Cardiff, dealer in agricultural implements.—Thomas

Hutchings, Axminster, Devonshire, nurseryman.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.—Patrick Farrell and Joh
Griffiths, Manchester, builders

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—W
man, J. Crosby, and W. Dabb, commission ages
Shepley-mills, manufacturers ; as far as regards W. Waith-
man.—W., R. W., and J. Waithman, and J. T. Rice, Ben-
tham, Yorkshire, flaxspinners ; as far as regards W
Waithman.—Preston and Watson, Liverpool.—Tunstill
Spencer,and Brown, Marsden, ifacashire,machinemakers
as far as regards R. Brown.—Woods and Eck( • •
Lancashire, common carriers.
CERTIFICATES.—Oct. 6, S. Yonds, Bir

and J. Waith-

beau, jc

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
BANKRIIPTS.—HenryWigg and Burton Smith,Gresl
street West, commission agents.—Benjamin Parker, la

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and Thomas Cooper, Birmingham, ironmon„
Sampson, Lincoln, draper.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—Hardman and Tattersa"
Spring Mill, near Bacup, Lancashire, cot
.—W. Hargreaves and Nephew, Clithez
CERTIFICATES.-OCt. 3, W. Athert(
chan

Sept. MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY
18, Mosely Nathan (2nd)
18, Thos. Mellor and Samuel Eas
19, James S. Skipper (Ist)
21, Robert Wrightson (Ist)
21, William Jones (Ist) .
26, Thomas Parker (Ist).
27, Howard B. Fox (2nd)

TRADE AND MARKETS

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MANUFACTURES

AT MANCHESTER, the market continues
steady. Throughout the week there '
doing, the demand, both on home
being restricted within the narrowest compass. Yarns
have been in but limited demand for export. For India
there is very little inquiry, whilst for Germany the demand
is equally limited. Manufacturers are purchasing only
what they immediately require, the tendency of some de
scriptions being somewhat against them -
very limited demand also, the principal purchases ut,-,
Greek houses ; nevertheless, previous engagements prevent
any decline of prices.—ln the LEEDS Cloth-hall a fair
amount of business has been done in cloths this week.
The manufacturers are actively engaged, and the prospects
of trade of a satisfactory character. Prices continue firm.
—The BRADFORD wool trade continues dull. The demand
for pieces is active.—ln HALIFAX the general tone is more
cheerful, though there is not much doing.—The demand
for goods in ROCHDALE is brisk.—Trade at HUDDERS-
FIELD is very dull.—At NOTTINGHAM, there is an increase
of business to a small extent in some branches of the
hosiery trade, but not nearly to the extent experiepe
during the same period of the last four years, ""
trade is taking off its fair proportion of lace
and of the first-mentioned business there will
a speedy increase of demand for the home
winter fashions are decided upon.—At LE'
various branches of business continue in a
satisfactory state, excepting the glove Ulu
some complaint of dulness is made

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