MARCH 28.]

Insolven ts' Estates. grove, divided into 12 lots, the purchaser to have the Balls, J. bootmaker, Watton, 9s. 24d.-Bridges, H. E. option of taking two lots on the whole. Mr. Robert Hughes put up the lot at 7s. and the bidding was run foreman to a builder, Little Sussex-place, Hyde-park-gardens, 2s. 74d.-Furbank, J. grocer and coal merchant, up to 8s. at which price Mr. Hughes became the Cambridge, 2s. 114d.-Gardner, F. T. miller, Stedham, purchaser of two lots. The sale then went on, and 3s. 21d.-Greenhow, E. landing waiter, Toxteth-park, 1s. 3d. eventually about twenty lots were sold for upwards-Lockyer, G. farmer, Middlezoy, Somersetshire, 2s. 10d.of 7,000l. the prices ranging between 8s. 6d. and 26s. Peacock, T. timber merchant, South Shields, 2s. 24d.per yard, most, however, of it being situate in the Shanklin, J. H. landing waiter, Liscard, second, 8d. Cazenove, Liverpool.-Teasdale, J. ironmonger and grocer, outskirts of the town.-Liverpool Courier. Kirkby Stephen, 3s. 34d.-Whiting, W. landing waiter, Wallasea, Is. 2d. Cazenove, Liverpool.-Woodward, W. corn chandler, Shad Thames, 31d.

THE following scale of charges, reduced more than one-third, has been adopted for Advertisements of Estates for Sale, &c. exceeding 10 lines in length:

5s.

For the first 70 words
For every succeeding 30 words. 1s.

THE MONEY MARKET.

AMOUNT OF DIVIDENDS DECLARED. The sum stated as the Dividend means so much declared in the Pound. The Assignees, when chosen, follow this statement. Tuesday, March 17. Blackmore, C. tailor, div. next week. Groom, London.Brewster, W. F. chemist, assignees, April 7.-Budgett, J. S. B. bookseller, last exam. April 2.-Burne, J. linen factor, last exam. April 29.-Clark, J. J. builder, last exam. sine die.-Curtis, W. builder, last exam. April 9.-Emerson and Co. distillers, joint div. and sep. T. next week. Belcher, London.-Nock, J. H. outfitter, last exam. April 9.-Oakley, A. seedsman, last exam. passed.-Sisley, J. carpenter, fur. div. next week. Groom, London.

Friday, March 20.

Bretton and Co. upholsterers, last exam. May 5.-Frost, J. W. coffee dealer, last exam. passed.-Graham and Co. calico printers, joint div. 7s. Follett, London.-Gunn, R. corn dealer, last exam passed,-Howell, T. hotel keeper, last exam. passed.-Kent, J. brewer, final div. next week.-Marriage, J.jun. miller, div. next week. Whitmore, London.Needham, F. H. dressingcase maker, last exam. May 8.Noller, S. carrier, last exam. sine die.-Pursell, S. ironmonger, last exam, April 29.-Roberts, J. clothier, last exam. May 22.-Saunders, T. F. brewer, last exam. passed.Turner, R. C. carpenter, last exam. April 24. Saturday, March 21.

Blyth, J. grocer, last exam, sine die.-Cronk, R. W. grocer, last exam. passed.

DIVIDENDS.
Bankrupts' Estates.
Official Assignees are given, to whom apply for the
Dividends.

Braddick, J.W. tanner, third, 1s. 02d. Acraman, Bristol.Brookes, A. scrivener, fin. 3rd and 32nd part of a penny. Bittleston, Birmingham.-Dowle, J. wine merchant, second, 8d. Acraman, Bristol.-Driver, J. victualler, first, 1s. 1d. Bittleston, Birmingham.-Harvey, J. O. grocer, &c. first, 38. 9d. Whitmore, Birmingham.-Haskayne, W. ship chandler, fin. 34d. Cazenove, Liverpool.-Hulme, J. paper dealer, first, ld. Hobson, Manchester.-Hutchinson, R. leather seller, 10d. Follett, London.-King, J. R. druggist, first, sd. Acraman, Bristol.-Lacey, H. bookseller, first, 1s. Cazenove, Liverpool.-Lamb and Lamb, engineers, final, joint dividend, 1d. Bittleston, Birmingham.-Lendon and Len. ron, curriers, first, 8s. 98. Hernaman, Exeter.-Littlewood, J. hosier, 4s. Follett, London,-Meredith, E. draper, first, 1s. Morgan, Liverpool.-Morton and Co. bankers, seventh, 2d. Turquand, London.-Ockleston, W. hide merchant, 1s. 9d. Turner, Liverpool.-Selden and Hynde, merchants, further joint, 8id. Morgan, Liverpool.-Summers, J. cabinet maker, l. 9d. Follett, London.-Walker, D. L. tailor, first, Is. 4d. Fraser, Manchester.

ASSIGNMENTS

To Trustees for the benefit of Creditors.
Gazette, March 20.

Brown, J. grocer and draper, Boroughbridge, March 14.
Trusts. G. Hood, gent. Langthorpe, and H. Burton, gent.
Newton-upon-Ouse. Sol. Hirst, Boroughbridge.-Hartley,
J. grocer, Newport, Shropshire, March 10. Trust. W. Brit-
tain, grocer, Newport. Sol. Liddle, Newport.-Millington,
Trusts. E.
J. saw manufacturer, Sheffield, March 11.
Vickers, merchant, and E. Liddell, banker, Sheffield. Sol.
Fennell, Sheffield.-Vernon, T. hosier, Hinckley, March 2.
Trusts. W. Wilson, cotton spinner, Nottingham, C. Hollins,
cotton spinner, Leicester, and T. Vernon, grazier, Dadding-
ton. Sols. Smith and co. Hinckley.

Gazette, March 24.

Cater, W. maltster, Ware, March 4. Trusts. W. Robinson, Trinity-square, Tower-hill, J. Woodley, Crutchedfriars, corn factors, and N. Allin, miller, Stanstead Abbot. Sol. M'Leod, London-st.-Davies, E. ironmonger, Great Driffield, March 9. Trusts. G. Butler, cutler, Sheffield, and R. Madeley, factor, Birmingham. Sols. Jennings and Conyer, Great Driffield.-Savage, R. innkeeper, Nunney, Somersetshire, Feb. 4. Trusts. S. Roberts, maltster, Maiden Bradley, and T. Savage, butcher, Nunney. Sol. Miller, Frome Selwood.-Smith, G. grazier, Kibworth Beauchamp, Leicestershire, Feb. 10. Trusts. G. Clarke, ironmonger, and H. Foster, auctioneer, Market Harborough. Sol. Douglas, Market Harborough.

Bankrupts.

DATE OF FIAT AND PETITIONING CREDITORS' NAMES.
Gazette, March 20.

BRADY, CORNELIUS, Commission agent, Aston, near Bir-
mingham, April 4 and May 2, at eleven, Birmingham,
Com. Daniell; Whitmore, off. ass.; Chantler and Co.
Gray's-Inn, and Harding, Birmingham, sols. Date of
fiat, March 17. Bankrupt's own petition.
BRYANT, JAMES, draper and grocer, Mayfield, Sussex,
March 27, at half-past twelve, May 7, at one, Basinghall-
Soles and Turner,
st. Com. Evans, Johnson, off. ass. ;
Aldermanbury, sols. Date of fiat, March 12. H. Sturt
and J. C. Sharp, warehousemen, Wood-st. pet. crs.
COLLINS, WILLIAM, tailor, Rugby, Warwickshire, March
31, at one, May 1, at twelve, Basinghall-st. Com. Fon-
blanque; Belcher, off. ass.; Burbige, Hatton-garden, sol.
Date of fiat, March 9. Bankrupt's own petition.
EDWARDS, RICHARD, woollen-draper and tailor, Hudders-
field, Yorkshire, April 6 and 23 at eleven, Leeds, Com.
West; Young, off. ass.; Robinson, Huddersfield, and
Bond, Leeds. Date of fiat, March 10. T. R. Tatham,
Huddersfield, pet. cr.
surgeon,

ELLISON, RICHARD, and GOODWORTH, JOHN, linen manu-
facturers, Barnsley, Yorkshire, March 31 and April 20, at
eleven, Leeds, Com. Burge.; Hope, off. ass.; Pocock,
Bartholomew-close, Mence, Barnsley, and Bond, Leeds,
sols. Date of fiat, March 6. R. Craik, linen manufac-
turer, Barnsley, pet. cr.

HARRIS, ISAAC, clothier, Croydon, Surrey, March 26 and
May 4, at half-past eleven, Basinghall-st. Com. Shepherd;
Graham, off. ass.; Jacobs, Winchester-buildings, sol.
Date of fiat, March 9. E. Davis, and D. and S. Moses,
clothiers, Aldgate High-st. pet. crs.

KIRKUP, JOHN, coal merchant, Providence coal wharf, Ro-
therhithe, March 31 and May 8, at eleven, Basinghall-st.
Com. Fane; Alsager, off. ass.; Hodgson, Broad-street-
buildings, sol. Date of fiat, March 11. Bankrupt's own
petition.

PRESTON, RICHARD BARNES, Coal dealer, Leigh, Glouces-
tershire, April 3, at twelve, and May 1, at eleven, Bristol,
Com. Stephen; Miller, off. ass.; Newman and Co. Chel-
tenham, sols. Date of fiat, March 9. J. A. Gardner, esq.
Cheltenham, pet. cr.

STONE, WILLIAM, laceman, Wood-street, City, March 28,
at one, April 24, at twelve, Basinghall-st. Com. Goulburn;
Green, off. ass.; Lloyd, milk-st. sol. Date of fiat, March
18. Bankrupt's own petition.

WARD, HENRY, paper manufacturer, Widford-mill, near
Burford, Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire, and 31, Lud-
gate st. City, March 31, at two, May 4, at eleven, Basing.
hall-st. Com. Shepherd; Graham, off. ass.; Mardon and
Co. Newgate-st. sols. Date of fiat, March 18. Bankrupt's
own petition.
WHALLEY, JOSEPH and CHARLES, seedsmen and nursery.
men, Liverpool, March 31 and April 24, at eleven, Liver-
pool, Com. Ludlow; Turner, off. ass.; Hall and Co. Veru-
fam-buildings, and Neal, Liverpool, sols. Date of fiat,
March 14. E. W. Gaebel, merchant, Liverpool, pet. er.
Gazette, March 24.

BRETT, JOHN, sheep salesman, Luton, Bedfordshire, April
7. at two, May 5, at one, Basinghall-st. Com. Holroyd;
Groom, off. ass.; Wilkinson, Nicholas-lane, sol. Date of
fiat, March 14. E. Cooper, banker, Lombard-st. pet. cr.,
BULL, WILLIAM, cloth merchant, Leeds, and Addle-st.
City, April 4 and 27, at eleven, Leeds, Com. Burge; Ky-
naston, off. ass.; Sudlow and Co. Chancery-lane, and Lee,
Leeds, sols. Date of fiat, Feb. 23. N. Overend, cloth
manufacturer, Calverley, pet. cr.

CRISPIN, PHILIP, carpenter and builder, Portwall-lane,
Bristol, April 31, at one, May 7, at eleven, Bristol, Com.
Date
Stevenson; Miller, off. ass.; Hinton, Bristol, sol.
of flat, March 18. Bankrupt's own petition.

CUBITT, MARTIN, builder, 200, High Holborn, April 3 and
May 7, at two, Basinghall-st. Com. Evans: Johnson, off.
ass.; Smith, Southampton-buildings, sol. Date of fiat,
March 14. M. Wheeler, japanner, 8, Newton-st. pet. cr.
ELLIS, RICHARD, carpenter and undertaker, Richmond-st.
Soho, April 1 and May 5, at two, Basinghall-st. Com.
Holroyd; Edwards, off. ass.; Carlon and Haynes, St.
James's-st. sols. Date of fiat, March 6. H. Biers, sur-
veyor, 12, Dorset-place, pet. cr.

GIBSON, JOHN, veterinary surgeon, farrier, and smith, Man-
chester, April 6 and May 11, at twelve, Manchester; Pott,
off. ass.; Williamson and Hill, Verulam-buildings, and
Myers and Birkbeck, Manchester, sols. Date of fiat,
March 21. Bankrupt's own petition.

GIRO, JAMES, merchant, Moorgate-st. City, April 6, at half-
past eleven, May 5, at twelve, Basinghall-st. Com. Fane;
Alsager, off. ass.; Peile, Great Winchester-st. sol. Date
of fiat, March 21. E. Hodgson, P. Bidwell, and C. Yates,
grocers, St. John-st. pet. ers.

INNELL, ANN ABIGAIL, and COOKES, ALFRED, varnish ma
nufacturers, 34, Little Queen-st. Holborn, April 7, at two,
May 5, at half-past two, Basinghall-st. Com. Holroyd;
Groom, off. ass.; Stuart, New-inn, sol. Date of fiat,
March 21. Bankrupts' own petition.
MORPHEW, WILLIAM, draper and farmer, Sevenoaks, April
1, at half-past two, May 7, at eleven, Basinghall-st. Com.
Fonblanque; Bell, off. ass.; Reed and Langford, Friday.
st. sols. Date of fiat, March 17. W. Lycett and D. Davis,
warehousemen, Gutter-lane, pet. crs.

PEIRSON, THOMAS, money scrivener, 4, Warwick-court,
Holborn, and late of Pickering, Yorkshire, April 4, at
eleven, May 16, at eleven, Basinghall-st. Com. Goulburn;
Green, off. ass.; Bell and Co. Bow Church-yard, sols.
Date of flat, March 18. Bankrupt's own petition.
PERKINS, JOHN, jeweller, 7, North-place, Gray's-inn-lane,
March 28, at two, May 16, at twelve, Basinghall-st. Com.
Goulburn; Follett, off. ass.; Clark, Finsbury-place, sol.
Date of fiat, March 20. G. H. Hive, goldsmith, 10, Fins-
bury-place, pet. cr.

PRINCE, GEORGE, wine merchant, Romsey, Hampshire,
April 1, at half-past twelve, May 6, at eleven, Basinghall-
st. Com. Evans; Bell, off. ass.; Watson and Co. Falcon-
Bankrupt's own peti-
sq. sols. Date of fiat, March 21.
tion.

RIDING, JAMES, and FIELDING, James, cotton manufac
turers, Leyland, Lancashire, April 4, at eleven, April 30,
at twelve, Manchester; Hobson, off. ass.; Milne and
Co. Temple, and Winder and Co. Bolton, sols. Date of
fiat, March 13. T. Cullen, cotton spinner, Little Bolton,
pet. cr.
RISHTON, JAMES, cotton spinner, Vale Rock-mill, Hoddles-
den, Lancashire, April 3 and 24, at twelve, Manchester;
Hobson, off. ass.; Fox, Finsbury-circus, and Worthington
and Co. Manchester, sols. Date of fiat, March 21. Bank-
rupt's own petition.

SMITH, MOSES, ironfounder and publican, Birmingham,
April 4 and May 2, at eleven, Birmingham, Com. Daniell;
Whitmore, off. ass.; Motteram and Knowles, Birming
ham, and Smith and Co. Bedford-row, sols. Date of fiat,
March 20. Bankrupt's own petition.

TAYLOR, JOHN, grocer, tea dealer, and provision merchant,
Hereford, April 3 and May 5, at eleven. Birmingham;
Date of
Valpy, off. ass.; Greatwood, Birmingham, sol.
fiat, March 7. Bankrupt's own petition.
THOMPSON, JOSEPH, grocer and tea dealer, Norwich, April
7 and May 5, at one, Basinghall-st. Com. Fonblanque;
Pennell, off. ass.; Gillman, Norwich, and Storey, Gray's-
F. Pearce,
inn-place, sols. Date of fiat, March 19.
grocer and tallow chandler, Norwich, pet, cr.
WATERS, CHARLES HENRY, dealer in paintings and china,
26, Queen's-row, Pimlico, March 31, at half-past one,
May 5, at eleven, Basinghall-st. Com. Fane; Whitmore,
off. ass; Burbidge, Hatton-garden, sol. Date of fiat,
March 20. Bankrupt's own petition.

WILLIAMS, EDWARD, draper, Northop, Flintshire, April 7
and 24, at eleven, Liverpool, Com. Ludlow; Bird, off. ass.;
Vincent and Sherwood, Temple, and Cross, Liverpool,
sols. Date of fiat, March 11. J. Atkin, joiner, Liverpool,
pet. cr.

WOOD, JAMES RIDDALL, varnish maker and manufacturing
chymist, Failsworth, Manchester, April 6 and 29, at twelve,
Manchester; Pott, off. ass.; Slater and Heelis, Man-
Date of fiat,
chester, and Milne and Co. Temple, sols.
March 18, Bankrupt's own petition.

Meetings at Basinghall-street.

Gazette, March 20.
Banister, C. J. linen and woollen draper, Rotton-row,
Derby, April 11, at one (by order of the Court of Review),
fin. joint div.-Dix, J. victualler, Broad-st. Lambeth-walk,
March 31, at one, proof of a debt.-Hutton, G. M. coach
proprietor, Ringwood, April 3, at half-past one, to choose
assignees.

MEETINGS FOR ALLOWANCE OF CERTIFICATES.
Clayton, E. victualler, Edgeware-rd, April 11, at one.-
Ellis, T. bootmaker, Wisbech, April 11, at twelve.-Hutson,
D. agent, St. Albans, April 11, at eleven.

Gazette, March 24.

Ablett and Ablett, drapers, High Holborn, April 16, at
twelve, aud.-Burrows, W. builder, Grove-st. Hampstead-
rd. April 23, at one, aud.-Clark, J. merchant, Crescent,
Minories, April 22, at twelve, aud.-Collyer, J. W. victualler
and salesman, the Rainbow, Newgate-st. April 3, at one
(adj. Feb. 5), div.-Humphryes, W. hotel keeper, Haymar
ket, April 9, at eleven, last exam.-Johns J. cook, Grosve
nor-st. West, April 16, at two, aud.-Kennedy, L. pawn-
broker, Stoke Newington, April 16, at eleven, aud.-Le
Jeune, H. maltster, corn and coal dealer, St. Albans, April
16, at one, div.-Marks, D. pen manufacturer, Houndsditch,
April 8, at twelve, aud.-Nail, J. H. builder, John-st. Tot
tenham-ct.-rd, April 11, at eleven, aud. -Stockbridge, W.
tobacconist, Wandsworth, April 16, at one, aud.-Wilkin
son, T. ironmonger, Quadrant and Bathurst-st. April 6, at
two (adj. Jan. 24) last exam.

MEETINGS FOR ALLOWANCE OF CERTIFICATES.
Neale, G. S. innkeeper, Portsea, April 15, at eleven.

Meetings in the Country.

Gazette, March 20.

Briggs, R. cotton spinner and dyer, Ulverstone, Lanca. shire, April 15, at twelve, Manchester, div. Davis, J. druggist, Bristol, April 21, at eleven, Bristol, aud.-Hall, H. cattle dealer, Greysted, April 3, Newcastle (adj. March 6), last exam.-Jacobs, M. I. tailor and draper, Ashton-under Lyne, Lancashire, April 14, at twelve, Manchester, aud. and April 15, at twelve, first div.-Jarvie and Rowley, silk manufacturers, Manchester,' April 9, at twelve, Manchester (adj. Feb. 20), last exam.-Rawlings, T. auctioneer, Cheltenham, April 20, at one, Bristol, aud,-Rudman, G. mason, Bristol, April 20, at twelve, Bristol, aud. -Smith, D. ironmaster,

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Kingswinford, Staffordshire, April 14, at eleven, Bristol, 21, at half past twelve.-Bendle, L. warehouseman, Morris-
aud. and April 16, at eleven, div.-Todd, T. dealer in cot-place, Southwark-bridge rd. April 2, at twelve.-Carter, S.
ton and woollen goods, Manchester, April 14, at twelve,
Manchester, further div.-Yaile, J. wine and spirit merchant, Castle, C. cabinet-maker, Castle-st. East, Newman-st. April
out of employ, Church-st. Chelsea, April 2, at twelve.
Cheltenham, April 21, at half-past eleven, Bristol, aud. and 2, at twelve-Ellis. J. H. agent, Godalming, March 21, at half-
April 23, at twelve, div.-Woodroffe, S. wine merchant, past twelve.-Fagioli, A. veneer sawyer, Rotherhithe, March
Chepstow, Monmouthshire, April 20, at eleven, Bristol, aud. 21, at two-Finch, J. cupper, Rathbone-place, March 26, at
and April 23, at eleven, div.
MEETINGS FOR ALLOWANCE OF CERTIFICATES. March 25, at eleven.-Herbert, F. in no trade, Burr-st.
twelve.-Frost, J. jun. out of business, Wickhambrook,
Wynne, D. innkeeper, Colwyn, April 14, at twelve, Liver- Lower East Smithfield, April 2, at twelve.-Jones, H. stone
pool.
mason, Canterbury, March 26, at twelve.-Meaton, H. to-
two.-Pearce, E. lodging-house keeper, St. George's-place,
bacconist, Warwick-st. Vauxhall-bridge-rd. "March 21, at
Oxford, March 27, at eleven.-Rearden, D. J. agent, Upper
Walworth-rd. March 26, at twelve.-Potter, G. frock cutter,
John-st. Golden-sq, April 2, at eleven.-Wellings, T. W.
boot closer, St. Andrew-st. March 21, at half-past two.

Gazette, March 24.

Brown, E. merchant, Birmingham, April 17, at eleven, Birmir gham, aud.-Edwards, T. surgeon, Llansaintfraid, April 3, at twelve, Liverpool (by order of the Court of Review of March 13), last exam.-Golborne, T. B. and Dobbs, A. A. wine merchants, Liverpool, April 16, at one, Liverpool, joint aud. and fin. sep. div. of Dobbs, and April 17, at eleven, joint div.-Hartshorne, G. Oldswinford, Worcestershire, and Whittington, Staffordshire, and Neale, B. Wallheath, Kingswinford, Staffordshire, and Whittington, iron manufacturers, April 14, at eleven, Birmingham,,aud. and fin. div.-Roberts, H. Hadfodlas, Carnarvonshire, April 17, at twelve, Liverpool, to choose new assigs.- Wright, J. calico printer, Wheelton, April 1, at twelve, Manchester (adj. March 18), last exam.Wynne, D. innkeeper, Colwyn, April 17, at twelve, Liverpool, aud.

MEETINGS FOR ALLOWANCE OF CERTIFICATES. Baines, J. grocer, Manchester, April 16, at eleven, Manshester.-Naylor, H. M. haberdasher, Birmingham, April 18, at eleven, Birmingham.

Partnerships Dissolved.

Gazette, March 17.

March 26, at eleven, Leeds.-Hulme, G. grocer, Walton-on-
PETITIONS TO BE HEARD IN THE COUNTRY.
Boothroyd, J. fancy waistcoat manufacturer, Almondbury,
the-hill, March 24, at eleven, Liverpool.-Hutchinson, R.
and Haworth, J. delfmen, Crawshaw-booth, March 27, at
twelve, Manchester.-Weeks, W. victualler, Bath, April 2,
at eleven, Bristol.

MEETINGS IN THE COUNTRY.
T. April 7, at eleven, Liverpool, aud.-Jones, J. April 7, at
Edwards, W. April 7, at eleven, Liverpool, aud.-Jones,
eleven, Liverpool, aud.-Mayler, W. April 7, at eleven,
Liverpool, aud.-Morris, G. April 7, at eleven, Liverpool,
aud.-Parsonage, C. April 7, at eleven, aud.-Tilsley, J.
April 7, at eleven, Liverpool, aud.-Wilkinson, T. T. April
7, at eleven, aud.-Woodward, I. J. April 7, at eleven, Liver-
pool, aud.
PETITIONS TO BE HEARD AT BASINGHALL-
STREET.

Gazette, March 20.

one.-Savery, F. March 25, at twelve.-Shephard, E. March
25, at eleven.-Smith, W. March 25, at twelve.
Hutson, A. March 25, at eleven.-Lowe, J. March 25, at

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Richard Matthews, esq, Brick-court, Temple. Charles Harwood, esq. 89, Chancery-lane. SOLICITOR-Richard M. Reece, esq. 2, Furnival's-inn. SECRETARY AND ACTUARY-Mr. W. E. Hillman. BANKERS.

PETITIONS TO BE HEARD IN THE COUNTRY. Exeter.-Barber, J. beer retailer, Manchester, March 28, at the whole period of life, on their own or on the life of a noBaker, J. hair dresser, Plymouth, March 26, at one, upon-Dearne, April 3, at eleven, Leeds.-Bumby, R. butcher, of Policies for 5001. and upwards have permission to attend Policy Holders to the amount of 2,0001. and upwards, for Eccles, March 30, at twelve, Manchester.-Cawthra, G. the Annual General Meeting. twelve, Manchester.-Barrass, J. furnace keeper, Wath-minee, are eligible for the office of Director; and the Holders painter, Birstal, April 2, at eleven, Leeds.-Davies, R. Manchester.-Gough, T. agent, Portishead, April 9, at twelve, Bristol.-Hardie, G. leather cutter, Scarborough, manager of a cotton factory, Salford, April 2, at twelve, April 2, at eleven. Leeds.-Kay, W. beer seller, Manchester, March 30, at twelve, Manchester.-Lauderdale, W. cordwainer, Wark, March 27, at half-past one, Newcastle.Maddock, G. out of business, Liverpool, March 27, at twelve, Liverpool.-Newsom, T. butcher, Sheffield, April 3, at eleven, Leeds.-Ogilvie, A. surgeon, Bath, April 2, at one, Exeter.-Pickett, B. carrier, Ilfracombe, April 1, at eleven, Exeter.-Ridsdale, T. publican, Ferry-hill, Durham, one, Exeter.-Pratt, J. blacksmith, Collumpton, April 1, at April 7, at half-past twelve, Newcastle.-Rose, J. R. clerk, Parliament. Capital, 1,000,000l. fully subscribed. Offices, Newcastle-under-Lyme, March 28, at half-past ten, Bir-4, New Bank-buildings, and 10, Pall-mall East. [ORTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMmingham.-Sawtell, T. game dealer, Bath, April 9, at PANY. Incorporated by Royal Charter and Act of eleven, Bristol.-Scott, F. gaol keeper, Halifax, March 26, at eleven, Leeds.-Vincen, J. ia no business, Bedminster, April 2, at twelve, Bristol.

Best, G. and Adams, J. general shopkeepers, Barcombe, Feb. 12.-Carter, T. M. Smith, J. Carter, J. and Watson, J. maltsters, Sheffield, so far as regards Watson, March 14. Debts paid by the remaining partners.-Denny, G. and F. grocers and drapers, Southwold, and elsewhere, Nov. 26. Debts paid by F. Denny-Gilbertson, J. M. and Cocks, R. drapers, Hertford, March 16. Debts paid by Cocks.-Jarvis, H. and Day, W. H. hame makers, Birmingham. Debts paid by Day. -Kaye, G. and Hattersley, E. stone masons, Almondbury, March 14. Debts paid by J. Firth, drysalter, Huddersfield.King, W. B. and Stanford, W. grocers, Brighton, March 16. Debts paid by Stanford.-Lucas, R. B. Bright, R. and R.jun. and Legge, T. mercers, Liverpool, Feb. 2.-M'Collah, J, R. Clarkson, J. and Blenkiron, J. grocers, Reeth, so far as regards M'Collah, Sept. 1.-Monnery, J. W. Brookman, H. Barrett, J. and Cowie, B. printers' roller makers and brokers, Blackfriar's-road, so far as regards Barret, Feb. 7. Debts paid by the remaining partners.-Ord, J. and J. C. cheesemongers, Blackman st. March 16.-Pilling, T. and Peacock, H. B. drapers and tailors, Burnley, Sept. 29. Debts paid by Pilling.-Platt, C. and Gourlay, W. ship store dealers, Liverpool, March 13.-Richardson, J. and Thwaite, R. tailors, Blackburn, March 6. Debis paid by Richardson.-Robertson, W. Adsetts, G. Benson, C. Banks, J. Benson, J. Smith, T. Nicholson, J. Fawley, T. Gillott, T. and Turnell, J. typefounders, Manchester, March 11.Southall, J. and Dowding, C. mercers, Leominster, Feb. 2. Debts paid by Southall.-Stead, J. Brook, J. and Pickles, W. plasterers, Barford, March 14. Debts paid by Stead and Brook.-Stubbs, W. and Angrave, J. drapers, Spalding, March 14. Debts paid by Stubbs.-Topham, T. and Smith, C. lace manufacturers, Nottingham, March 13. Debts paid by Topham.-Warrick, J. and T. J. importer of drugs, Garlick-hill, March 12.-Webb, G. Sharp, T. and Baker, T. as omnibus pr. prietors, Fulham, March 14.-Wilson, E. B. Bray, J. and Fenton, J. iron and brass founders, Huntslet, so far as regards Wilson, March 13. Debts paid by Fenton and Co. the new firm.-Wood, J. M. and Smith, J. railway and shipping agents, St. Benet's-place, Gracechurch-st. J. baker, Boston-st. Marylebone.-Tebbutt, J. auctioneer, March 12.-Wright, C. and J. cheese factors, Bristol and Cambridge.-Rogers, W. draper, Lewes, Sussex.-Clifton, Barratt, J. C. carver and gilder, Strand.-Kinghorn, D. Keinton Mendeville, Feb. 28. Debts paid by C. Wright. Gazette, March 20. Banks, R. and H. butchers, Liverpool, Jan. 26.-Bedbo-Caynham, Ludlow, Shropshire.-Burroughs, B. M. ironmonR. brewer, Brandon, Suffolk-Timmins, J. brick maker, rough, T. J. and Jenner, G. builders, New Windsor, March shire.-Edmond, T. merchant, Liverpool.-Featherstone, J. Debts paid by Bedborough.-Chater, J. and W; and Kirkpatrick, R. iron founders, Manchester.-Hall, J. ger, Liverpool.-Arkell, J. miller, Donnington, Gloucesterpainters, Sunderland, Jan. 1, 1845.-Debenham, R. and share broker, Rochdale. Lanham, J. linen draper, Edward-st. Portman-sq. March 18. Debts paid by Debenham.-Dodsworth, R. and Alderson, G. stock brokers, York, March 1.-Golding, G. and Smith, J. B. joiners. Liverpool, March 17.-Green, G. W., Mills, S. and Wells, T. carriage spring makers, Darlaston, March 12.-Haigh, B. and Hilton, J. engineers, Dukinfield, Feb. 28. Debts paid by Haigh.-Hall, J., J. and W. D. paper manufacturers, Saddleworth and Manchester, Feb. 14.

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From the Gazette of Friday, March 27.
Bankrupts.

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brokers, Stockton, Hartlepool, and Middlesborough, so far as regards Carr and Martens, March 1.-Harrison, J., Lange, C. and Carr, T. ship brokers, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, so far as regards Carr, Feb. 6. Debts paid by Harrison and Lange.Howitt, M. and Gunton, R. linen drapers, Lamb's Conduitst. March 11. Debts paid by Gunton.-Jordan. G. and Webb, J. straw hat manufacturers, Luton and Manchester, March 16.-Lavars, J. and Ackland, J. printers, Bristol, Dec. 31. Debts paid by Lavars.-Magnay, C. and F. A. paper makers, Mile-end-mills, Hertfordshire, March 18.M'Naught, W., Pinnington, R., Newsome, C. Dearden, J. and Griffiths, J. cotton spinners, Rochdale, March 9.-Pulley, T. K. and G. H. porkmen, Lower Marsh, March 14. Rhodes, S. and Mountain, T. joiners, Wakefield, March 19. Debts paid by Mountain.-Richards, W., Bell, J. and Findlay, J. shipwrights, Liverpool, March 16.-Roper, G., C. and W. carpenters, Bath, Dec. 25.-Simpson, W. and Hills, T. R. stock brokers, Leeds, March 18.-Terry, J. B. and Turner, S. hosier dealers, Springfield and Chelmsford, Jan. 1.-Young, J., Weston, H., Hayward, J. and Drayson, M. linen drapers, King's-cross, March 9.-Younghusband, J. and Bull, P. R. wholesale fancy stationers, Providence-row, ESSRS. MACLURE, MACDONALD, Finsbury, March 6.-Watts, W. and Standley, T. manufac- ducting business; namely, their having a large and perand MACGREGOR, General Lithographers, beg turers of iron stone cane ware, Swadlincote Pottery, Derby-manent staff of Assistants, in all the varied departments of to call attention to a peculiar feature in their system of conshire, March 7.-Wilcock, E. and Norton, W. F. shawl and the Art, on the premises; which arrangement, they submit, fancy cloth manufacturers, Bolton-le-Moors, March 17. gives a force and effect to immediate production unattain able by other means, and which is obviously of great advantage to those who may require their services, independent altogether of the excellency of their work.

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Messrs. Masterman, Peters, Mildred, and Co. 35, Nicholas-lane.

The system adopted by this Company gives to the assured
public.
every advantage life assurance is capable of affording; and
and is making, shews that it is duly appreciated by the
the rapid progress the Company's life business has made,

and the accumulated premiums 442,3937. 13s. 9d.
policies was 2,155,2557, the annual revenue 90,2021. 4s. 7d.
At 31st December, 1844, the sum insured by subsisting

pation in the surplus.
Assurances may be effected either with or without partici-

Those who pay the participating rate share in the profits to the extent of four-fifths, or 80 per cent, without incurring the responsibility of mutual assurance.

£5,818 2 6 610 18 0

At the last investigation, 31st December, 1844, the bonus or addition made to the participating policies was at the rate of 11. 10s. per cent. on the sum insured for each premium paid during the septennial period, reckoning previous bonuses as sums insured, and as such entitled to participate. Thus, for example, a policy of 5,000l. having And had a further addition made to it of 8181. 2s. 6d. of previously vested additions, was ranked for And will, according to the principle abovementioned, be ranked at next division of profits as a policy for Tables of increasing premiums have been formed on a £6,429 0 plan peculiar to this Company, whereby assurance may be effected for the whole of life, the premium commencing very after which a uniform premium is paid during the remainder low, and gradually increasing during the first five years,

Remair der of Life.

1 101 13 9 15 10 1 18 prospect of an increasing income, or other circumstances, securing the repayment of temporary loans. It is preferable This table is not only suitable to those who, from the prefer paying a smaller sum during the first few years, but to a period policy, as it may be continued to the end of life, is also decidedly the best mode of insuring with the view of without requiring new certificates of health or insuring higher rate of premium.

FIRE INSURANCE. This Company insures against fire farm-steadings, at the usual moderate rates. private houses, country mansions, furniture in the same, and

A prospectus may be obtained of the Secretary, Henry 10, Pall-mall East, Thomson, esq. 4, New Bank-buildings; or of the Actuar

JOHN KING,