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Burslem, Staffordshire, coal-master. May 30. HAY, JOHN, Worcester, innholder. May 26. SUPERSEDED. MINOT, WILLIAM, Lime-street and Judd-street, Merchant. June 2. NICKSON, SAMUEL, Chester, cabinet-maker. May 26. ROURKE, LAWRENCE, Rosemary-lane, victualler. June 2. BANKRUPTS. ASPINALL, JOS. Cumberland-street, Curton-road, stone-mason, July 18. [Smith, Barnard's-inn, Holborn.] June B. ASKAM, RICHARD, Dockson, Knottingly, York, lime-burner, July 1, 2, and August 1, Court House, Leeds. [Tottie and Co. Leeds, and Poultry.] June 20. BROWN, WM. Hackney, ship-owner, July 4, and August 1. Masterman, Wood-street.] June 20. BRAGGE, WM. ALLEN, Rotherhithe wall, shipwright, August 1. [Shepherd and Co. Southwark.] June 20. BATEMAN, JOHN, Asthell, Oxford, maltster, July 17, and 18, and August 1, Royal, Cheltenham. [Gwinnatt, Cheltenham.] June 20. BEALL, THOS. sen. North Shields, mason, July 10, 11, and August 1, George, Newcastle-uponTyne [Brown, Landhill, Newcastle; and Raine and Co. Temple.] June 20. BENTLEY, JOHN, and CO. Cornhill, watch and chock makers, July 7. [Kearsey and Co. Bishopsgate-street Within] May 26. BALE, HENRY, Drury Lane, cheesemonger, July 7. [Willett, Crown-court, Threaducedle street.] May 25. BROWN, THOS. Strand, tailor, July 7. [Freame and Co. Fig tree-court, Temple.] May 26. BAILEY, THOS, COWARD, Queen-street, Cheapside, warehouseman, July 18. [Oakly and Co. Martin's-lane, Cannon-street,] June 6. BREWER, ANDREW, Bath, dealer, July 18, Full Moon, Old Bridge, Bath. [Hodgson, Bath; and Highmore, Scott's-yard.] June 6. BISS, ROBT. Castle Eden, Durham, copperas manufacturer, July 18, Bridge, Bishops wearmouth. [Laws, Sunderland; and Swaine and Co. Frede rick's-place.] June 6. BENNETT, JAS. Manchester, woollen-cord manufacturer, July 1, 2, and 18, Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. [Jackson, Manchester; and Adlington and Co. Bedford row.] June 6. BOARDMAN, JAS. Liverpool, merchant, July 8, 9, and 21, at Messrs. Avison and Co. Liverpool. [Avison and Co. Liverpool, and Castle-street, Holborn.] June 9. BISS, ROBT. Castle Eden, Durham, copperas ma. nufacturer, July 18, Bridge. Bishopswearmonth. [Laws, Sunderland; and Swaine and Co. ¡Frederick's-place.1 June 9. BRINDELL, ROBT. Leyland, Lancaster, whitster, July 14, 15, and 25, Red Lion, Preston. [Blanchard, and Co. Preston; and Blacklock, Serjeant'sinn.] June 13. BARTLETT, JOHN, jun. Beckington, Somerset, dyer, July 4, and 25. [Coats, Paul's-street, Finsbury.] June 13. BENSON, JOS, Birmingham, pocket-book maker, July 2, and 25, Royal, Birmingham. [Maudsly, Birmingham; and Walker, Lincoln's-inn-fields.] June 13. BROWN, WM. ALEX. College Hill, merchant, July 25. (Wiltshire and Co. Winchester House.] June 13. BURDEN, FRANS. and CO. Henley in Arden, Warwick, drapers, July 25, Swan, Warwick. [Heydon, Warwick, and Lea and Co Henley in Arden.] June 19. BELL, JOHN, and CO. Leeds, linen-drapers, July 11, and August 4.] [Hindmarch, Crescent, Jewrystreet.] June 23. Europ. Mag. Vol. LXXIII. June, 1818. CROOK, WM. Blackburn, Lancashire, farmer, July 7, Old Black Bull, Blackburn. [Neville, Blackburn; and Milne and Co. Temple.] May 26. CLARKE, WM. London, merchant, July 7. (Willis and Co. Warnford court, Throgmorton-street.] May 26. CLEGG, SAM. Salford, Lancaster, saddler, July 11, COOK, SAM. and CO. Little Alie-street, Good- GREEN, JAS. Liverpool builder, July 1, and 11, George, Liverpool." [Murrow, Liverpool; and Blackstock and Co. Temple.] May 30. GAY, MOSES LEWIS, Upper Norton-street, Maryle-bone, stone-mason, July 18. [Carlton, Highstreet, Mary-le bone.] June 6. GEORGE, JOHN, North Audley-street, Westminsster, coach-maker, July 25. [Wood, Chancerylane.] June 13. HALL, BENJ. VICTOR, Gosport, victualler, July 7, Indian Arms, Gosport. [Minchin and Co. Norfolk-street, Strand May 26. HEMINGWAY, JOHN ELLAND, York, grocer, July 11, White Lion, Halifax. [Cadney, Halifax; and Wigglesworth and Co. Gray's-imm.] May 30. HOLDEN, HENRY, Rippenden, York, grocer and linen-draper, July 11, White Lion, Halifax. [Edwards and Co. Halifax; and Cardale and Co. Gray's-inn.] May 30. HART, GEORGE, Norwich, ironmonger, July 18, Rampant Horse, Norwich. [Marston and Co. Norwich; and Abbot, Rolls-yard, Chancery-lane.] June 6. HASLAM, MARGARETT and CO. Bolton, Lancacashire, linen drapers, July 18, Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. [Caulin, Manchester; and Clarke and Co. Chancery-lanc.] June 6. HEYWOOD, CHAS. Manchester, manufacturer, July 2, 3, and 21, Dog. Manchester. [Luckman, Manchester; and Willis and Co. Warnford court.] JACKSON, GEO. Widegate-alley, Bishopsgate-st. baker. [Butler, Cornhill.] June 6. June 9. KENNELI, JOHN, and CO. Church-street, West. minster, army and navy agents, July 11. [Manning, Clement's-inn.] May S. LODGE, ROBT. Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland, innkeeper, July 21, King's Arms, Lancaster. [Johnson and Co. Lancaster; and Blacklock, Serjeant's-inn.] June 9. LANGLOIS, JOHN, Beaufort buildings. Strand, dealer and chapman, Ju,y 2!. [Alderson, Symond's-inn.] June 13. LAMBDEN, HENRY, and Co. Two Mill Hill, Gloucester, pin-manufacturers, July 4, and August 1, Commercial Rooms, Bristol, [Jones, Bris. tol; and Poole and Co. Gray's-inn-square., June 20. 4 A MAYELL, WM. Exeter, jeweller, July 7, Hotel, MAXTON, JOHN, St. James's-place, Clerkenwell, June 6 mer MAYHEW, JOHN, St. Osyth, Essex, miller, July June 2. PRICE, WM. Minories, tea-dealer, July 28. [Knight 20. PEART, WM. Northampton-street, Clerkenwell, printer, July 7, 11, and August 4. [M'Duff, Castle-street, Holborn.] June 23. RANKEN, SAM. Greek-street, Soho, coal-merchant, July 11. [Robins and Co. Serjeant's-inn.J May 30. June 20 Ashton, J. and Co. Liverpool, June 22 Abrahams, G. Falmouth, June 23 RANDALL, WM. High Holborn, grocer, July H, SORBY, WM. North Auston, Yorkshire, apothe SHILLITO, THOS. Doncaster, innkeeper, July 14, SAYER, RICH. PAUL, Clarence-row, Camberwell, money-scrivener, July 21. [Marmaduke, Graysinn-square.] June 9. TABERER, ALEX. Colbyhurst, Lancaster, woollen-cord manufacturer, July 1, 4, and 21, Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. Jackson, Manchester; and Adlington and Co. Bedford-row.] June 9. TYAS, JONATHAN, Wakefield, York, grocer, July 25, College-inn, Rotherham. [Nicholson, Wath, Rotherham; and Wigglesworth and Co. Gray's. inn.] June 13. VEVERS, JAS. Churwell, York, cloth merchant, July 10, 11, and August 1, Court-house, Leeds. [Lee and Co. Leeds; and Sykes, New-inn.] June 20. WALTER, JOSEPH, Bath, cabinet-maker, July WATTS, WM. Thorley, near Bishop's Stortford, Hall, B. and Co. Sutton, June 17 Hodson, J. Liverpool, June 22 21 AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF Dividends, Balfour, J. Basinghall-st. June 16 23 Bywater, T. Tadcaster, June 24 27 Bonnas and Co. Liverpool, June 30 23 Hanbury, W. Shoreditch, July 14 28 Hazard, T. R. Liverpool, July 7 Golding, T. and Co. Great St. Greer, J. Lower Brook-st. July 4 25 King, J. Tonbridge, July 18 Lloyd, J. Hertfordshire, June 97 27 Lane, R. Borgh Apton, July 4 Lansdell, J. Jun. Bexhill, July 4 27 Lewis, D. and Co. Mansion-house- Moss, T. Blandford-st. June 16 Murden, E. Princes-pl. June 27 22 Sheath, A. Boston, July 4 9 Sampson, S. and Co. Broad-st. June JOrme, W. Southwark, June 27 Robinson, G. and Co. Paternoster- Renton, M. Coventry-st. June 20 Robinson, J. Dorking, June 23 Randall, T. East row, July 14 23 27 Martin, T. and Co. Bristol, Aug. 17 Stevens, J. Abchurch-la. June 20 Naylor, J. Barnsley, July 1 Simpson, W. Manchester, June 24 27 Schneider, R. W. U. White Lion- isharpley, C. Cambridge, June 23 27 Bailey, W. Freiston Fen, July 17 Long, H. J. V. and Co. Gt. Tower Brown, J. York, July 17 JUNE 23, 1818. Futtit, W, Worksop, July 14 Pratt, J. Brook's-pl. June 30 July 4 Parker, J. Norwich, July 17 14 Sturney, J. Jun. Weymouth, June' 10 Stephens, R. Long-la. June 27 Swindells, T. Manchester, June 87 June 10, DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP, FROM TUESDAY, MAY 26, TO TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1818. ALDER, S. J. and Alder, J. Liverpool, merchants. Ackland, T, sen. and Ackland, T. jun. Greenwich, butchers. Byard, G. and Bousfield, R. White-horse-ya. Drury. la. woollen-drapers, Bloom, J. Bloom, E. and Bloom, S. Spital-sq. silk- Bridgman, F. Bridgman, W. C. and Bridgman, By, C. W. Cannon, J. and Hayls, J. London, lightermen. Bonington, E. and Thorpe, G. Clerkenwell, clockcase-makers. Bennett, H. L. and Bennett, G. Liverpool, tobacco. manufacturers. Barrow, F. C. and Lemarshand, M. J. Bentham, C. and Rooke, J. jun. Manchester, che. mists. |