ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ENGLISH BANKRUPTCIES, announced from the 23d of Feb. to the 22d of April, 1830, extracted from the London Gazette. Atkinson, H. Doncaster, druggist. Arnold, W. J. Great Tower-street, wine-broker. Armstrong, W. Birkenhead, draper. Armitage, G. Almondbury, woollen-cloth-manufacturer. Atlee, J. Liverpool, merchant. Bryant, E. South Bank, Regent's Park, surgeon. Bowling, T. Gunthorp, and M. Bowling, Kent- Baron, P. Preston, money-scrivener. Brown, T. Prince's-place, Commercial-road, draper. Binney, T. Wakefield, Binney, R. and Binner, M., Morton, corn-factors. Burden, T. Gloucester, grocer. Barret, J. C. Northampton, corn-factor. Buckley, J. Manchester, and C. Nunn, Old Change, gingham-manufacturers. Berguer, L. T. and E. Blaquiere, Pickett-street, printers. Bilton, H. Woolwich, druggist. Brownell, J. Reading and Oxford-street, strawhat manufacturer. Baster, C. Abingdon, money-scrivener. Blake, R. St Mawes, twine-manufacturer. Blakeley, T. Bath, haberdasher. Bristow, J. sen. Poole, spirit-dealer. Clarke, R. and J. Tucker, Blackfriar's-road, oil and colour-men. Cruickshank, W. and E. L. Whitehead, Lewisham, corn-dealers. Clayton, J. Goldington, miller. Crumpton, T. Shrewsbury, cordwainer. Cattell, J. W. Huggin-lane, silk-shag-manufactu rer. Green, B. Field-end, York, miller. Gonalez, F. Copthall-court, merchant. Gelson, G. Blackfriar's-road, timber-merchant. Garlick, J. Balsall, flour-dealer. Gooch, T. Crawford-street, linen-draper. George, M. Margate, draper. Garraway, R. Poplar, shipowner. Groves, T. Chelsea, white-lead-manufacturer. Golding, J. Walworth, bookseller. Goodrum, T. Redenhall, bombazine-manufacturer. Godson, S. jun. Coventry, grocer. Godson, R. Southwark; grocer. Holt, G. Walton-on-the-Hill, schoolmaster. Holt, W. Kearsley, shopkeeper. Hardy, W. Kirby, Moorside, tailor. Hyams, J. P. brandy-merchant. Harton, R. Hoyland, iron-master. Hindle, R. F. Boroughbridge, innkeeper. Howarth, J. and G. Spotland, worsted-manufac turers. Heatley, J. Manchester, corn-dealer. Hutson, H. Spilsby, tailor. Harvey, W. Bearfield, cattle-salesman. Harrison, J. Blyton, brick-maker. Hodgens, W. Newgate-street, glass-dealer. Johnson, O. T. Huddersfield, wool-stapler. James, I. Merthyr Tydvil, victualler. Johnson, J. N. Liverpool, colour-manufacturer. Joseph, N. Minories, tailor and draper. Kirkhous, T. Merthyr Tydvil, grocer. Lawson, W. J. Lombard-street, bill-broker. Lees, J. Newton-moor, cotton-spinner. Lonsdale, J, and A. Manchester, silk-warehouse Morris, G. jun. Norwich, slater. Mortlock, J. Bury St Edmund's, innkeeper. Martin, W. Bath-street, cordwainer. Miller, T. Tottenham-court-read, stable-kceper. Nathan, I. and B. Nathan, Westminster-road, music-sellers. Nash, E. Clerkenwell, jeweller. Nicholson, E. Great Titchfield-street, milliner. Pope, J. Great Yarmouth, cabinet-maker. Percival, W. Eastgate, Lincoln, farmer. Paulin, H. Berwick, innkeeper. Pearce, W. Bodmin, chemist. Pettifer, H. High Holborn, cheesemonger. Polti, L. Bristol, carver. Pecqueur, L. Paddington-strect, upholsterer. Pecqueur, L. and L. jun. and W. Paddingtonstreet, mattress makers. Phillips, T. Strand, linen-draper. Potter, G. and W. Bishop, Blackman-street, victualler. Partridge, S. Birmingham, grocer. Rayne, J. and C. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, seedcrushers. Roobard, J. Kensington-gravel-pits, brewer. Rendell, E. P. West Coker, sail-cloth-manufacturer. Robins, T. St John's-square, silversmith. Robinson, T. Wigton, saddler. Richmond, W. Gutter-lane, factor. Ramon, H. de, (formerly of Paris) London, merchant. Randal, T. Halifax, ironfounder. Ridgway, R. Manchester, brewer. Ridley, W. Gateshead, dealer in marine stores. Rose, R. Coventry, grocer. Rogers, J. Knightsbridge, victualler. Smith, T. Bride-lane and Lambeth, wine-merchant. Smith, H. T. and J. York, drapers. Sutton, E. P. Clement's-inn, money-scrivener. Steel, J. Southwark-bridge-road, builder. Sweet, G. Uplowman, maltster. Simpson, H. Warmfield-cum-heath, boardinghouse-keeper. Salmon, J. Banbury, miller. Sharp, W. Ramsey, paper-manufacturer. Sampey, S., M. Feild, and E. Feild, New Bond street, milliners. Stodart, G. Somer's-town-terrace, maste! -mari ner. Thompson, W. Rochester, glass-dealer. Thredder, H. V. jun. Barking, smack-owner. Thom, G. and T. Livingston, Cheapside, biscuitbakers. Thompson, C. Earl-street, bookbinder. Tye, J. Chalford, draper. Timbrell, W. Goswell-street, corn-dealer. Thornes, T. Stroud, fishmonger, fruiterer, and sheriff's-officer. Underwood, W. Coventry, grocer. Westlake, G. Great James'-street, boarding-housekeeper. Walker, W. Drury-lane, looking-glass-manufac turer. Woodward, C. Manchester, innholder. Wainwright, M. and W. Wainwright, Leeds, woollen-cloth manufacturers. Ward, W. Coventry, ribbon-manufacturer. Wainwright, M. and W. and J. Johnson, Cateaton-street, woollen-warehousemen. Wilkinson, R. Epworth, woollen-draper. Whittaker, M. Esholt, York, worsted-stuff-manufacturer. Winch, J. Kingsland-road, victualler. Whitby, J. Weasenham, St Peter, grocer. Wiley, F. Sheffield, mercer. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SCOTCH BANKRUPTCIES, announced between the 1st February and 31st April, 1830, extracted from the Edinburgh Gazette. Aitcheson, Robert, merchant, Edinburgh. Bathgate, William, grocer and spirit-dealer, James' Square, Edinburgh. Budge, David, innkeeper, Dundce. Cochrane, John, junior, grain merchant, Glasgow. Cockburn and Hardie, tiusmiths in Edinburgh, and Cockburn, Robert, hatter and tinsmith, and Hardie Roddam, tinsmith there, as individuals. Campbell, Robert, saddler, merchant, and feuar, Lochgilphead. Ewart, George, saddler and ironmonger, Dunse. Fitchie, Henry Sangster, late merchant, Dundee. Guild, James, and Co., merchants, maltsters, and granary-keepers, Port Dundas, Glasgow; and Guild, James, merchant, maltster, and granarykeeper there, only partner, as an individual. Gall, James, haberdasher, Dundee. Lancaster, Duncan, and Co. and Duncan, Archibald, and Co. merchants, in Glasgow, and of Lancaster, Thomas, Duncan, Archibald, and Duncan, James, the partners of said firms, as individuals. MacDowall, David, and Co. merchants, Glasgow, and MacDowall, David, individual partner thereof, and as individual partner of the company carrying on business under the firm of Marshall, George, merchant and cotton-mill furnisher, Glasgow. Mackay, James Duff, grain-dealer, merchant, and ship-owner, and also some time fish-curer and dealer in herrings, in Banff. Mackenzie, Alexander, sheep and cattle-dealer at Mill-bank, near Dingwall. MacNaught, John, and Co. merchants in Glasgow. Miller, Robert, bookseller and stationer, Edinburgh. Perry, William, merchant in Glasgow. Russel, Robert, ironmonger and founder, Kirkaldy. Rankine, Charles, some time writer and mercantile agent in Glasgow, now mercantile agent in Glasgow. Scot, Alexander, grocer and merchant, Dundee. Scott, David, jun. grocer and merchant, Dundee. Scarth, Pillans, and Co. merchants, Leith, and Scarth, James, Maitland, Joseph, and Pillans, Francis Scott, all merchants there, partners, as individuals. Seymour, Francis, merchant, Glasgow, and manager of the theatres of Ayr, Greenock, and Kilmarnock, and an individual partner of the firm of Francis Seymour and Co. theatrical proprietors and managers, Glasgow. Scott, William, merchant, or grocer, at Broughty Ferry. Sharpe, Thomas Peat, merchant, Glasgow. Smith, William, merchant, East Kilbride. The copartnership which carried on trade as cattle-dealers and graziers at Lochend, in the parish of South Knapdale, Argyleshire, under the names of Campbell, John, and of Campbell, Archibald, and of Campbell, Archibald, aforesaid, surviving partner, as an individual. Thom, John, mason, builder, and road contractor, Oban. Thomson, James, banker, Sanquhar, now or lately residing there, and formerly in Glenim. Thomson, John, bookseller and stationer in Edinburgh. Turner, James, lately innkeeper in Hamilton. Waugh, John, miller and victual dealer, Redhallmills, near Edinburgh. Weir, William, innkeeper, Broomielaw, Glasgow White, James, merchant, Banff. Wilson, James, grain-merchant, Renfrew. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. June 30, 1829. At Burdwan, East Indies, the lady of David Scott, Esq. jun. of the Bengal Civil Service, of a daughter. Sept. 6. At Poonah, the lady of James Brydon, M.D. surgeon on the Bombay establishment, of a son. 18. At Bombay, the lady of the Hon. Sir James Dewar, of a son. 24. At Rome, the Marchioness of Northampton, of a daughter. 27. At Madras, the lady of Thomas Prendergast, Esq. of Hon. East India Company's Civil Service, of a daughter. Oct. 8. At Calcutta, the lady of C. Fleming Hunter, Esq. of a son. 14. At Calcutta, the lady of Capt. Allan Stewart, 3d Buffs, of a daughter. Nov. 8. At Palaveram, Madras establishment, the lady of Major John Scott, 29th regiment of native infantry, of a daughter. 29. At Belize, Honduras, Mrs R. J. Andrew, of a son. Dec. 17. At Ithaca, the lady of Major Parsons, of a daughter. 18. At Lisbon, Mrs Robert Munro, of a son. Jan. 23, 1830. At Havre-de-Grace, the lady of Farquhar Jamieson, Esq. of a daughter. 30. At Forres, the lady of John Johnston, Esq. of a son. Feb. 1. At Finlayston, Mrs Bontine of Ardoch, of a daughter. At Papple, Mrs Robert Walker, of a son. 2. At No. 11, Duke Street, Mrs Hardy, of a son. 3. At No. 17, Northumberland Street, Mrs Finlay, of a son. 5. At No. 5, East Claremont Street, Mrs Robert Strachan, of a daughter. 6. At Hermitage Place, Leith, Mrs Harper, of 26. At No. 4, Scotland Street, Mrs MacAllan, of a daughter. 27. At Isauld, the lady of Captain Macdonald, R. N. of a daughter. - At Sir John Hay's, Bart. Atholl Crescent, Mrs Fraser, Castle Fraser, of a daughter. 30. At Kingscote, Gloucestershire, the Right Hon. Lady Isabella Kingscote, of a son. March 1. At Jedburgh, Mrs Robertson, of a daughter. 3. the lady of Robert Warden, of Parkhill, Esq. of a daughter. 4. At No. 1, Hillside Crescent, Mrs Steuart, of a daughter. At Stewartfield, Mrs Veitch, of a daughter. At Cambo House, the lady of Sir David Erskine of Cambo, Bart, of a daughter. 5. At No. 48, Northumberland Street, Mrs Dalziel, of a daughter. -At No. 28, South Castle Street, Mrs Thomson of Bonside, Linlithgowshire, of a son. At Melville Street, the lady of James E. Leslie, Esq. of a son. 6. At No. 4, Fyffe Place, Leith Walk, Mrs Greig, of a son. 8. At No. 50, Northumberland Street, the lady of Dr Fife, of a son. 10. At No. 4, Charlotte Street, Mrs Gillon of Wallhouse, of a daughter. -At Auchter House, Forfarshire, the Right Hon. Lady Helen Wedderburn, of a daughter. 11. At 14, Brighton Place, Portobello, the lady of Major Hugh M'Gregor, of a son. At Almond Hill, Mrs J. Dudgeon, of a son. 12. At Greenlaw Manse, Berwickshire, Mrs Home, of a daughter. At Clapham Common, the lady of Mark Sprott, Esq. of Riddell, Roxburgh, of a son. 13. At Littlewood Park, the Hon. Mrs Forbes of Brux, of a son. At Possil, Mrs Colin Campbell, of a son. 16. At White House, the Lady Lucy Grant, of a daughter. 17. At 26, Abercromby Place, the lady of Alexander Duncan, Esq. of Canandaigua, state of New York, of a son. 18. At Durrisdeer Manse, Mrs Wallace, of a son. -At Caen, France, Mrs Somerville MacAlester, junior, of a son. -In Atholl Crescent, the Hon. Mrs Ramsay of Barnten, of a still-born child. 19. At 30, Great King Street, Mrs Heriot of Ramornie, of a daughter. -At 38, Albany Street, Mrs W. Ferrier, of a daughter. a son. At Glasgow, Mrs Steuart of Steuarthall, of 20. At 25, Heriot Row, the lady of Erskine Douglas Sandford, Esq. of a daughter. At Kirkcudbright, the lady of Bryce John stone, Esq. of a son. 23. At 23, Walker Street, Mrs Davidson, of a daughter, still born. 24. At Rosemount, Leith, Mrs John Wood, of a daughter. - At Jessfield, North Leith, Mrs Dall, of a son. 26. At Kentish Town, the lady of Captain Bry. an Broughton, of a daughter. Mrs Eddington, West Maitland Street, of a daughter. 28. At Edinburgh, Mrs Burn Murdoch of Gartincaber, of a son. 30. At Thankerton, the lady of Captain Colin Campbell of Ardpatrick, R. N. of a daughter. 31. At 18, Hart Street, Mrs Alexander M Neill, of a daughter. April 1. At Woolwich Common, the lady of Michael. Tweedie, Esq. Royal Artillery, of a daughter. At 131, Prince's Street, Mrs Lee, of a son. At 17, Walker's Street, the lady of Williara Clark, Esq. of Langhaugh, Lieut. R. N. of a son. -At Geneva, the Marchioness of Tweeddale, of a daughter. -At 65, Laurieston Place, Mrs James Ritchie, of a son. 2. At 25, York Place, Mrs J. F. Macfarlan, of a daughter. 3. At 23, Union Place, Mrs Alexander Douglas, of a daughter. 4. At Eskhill, Roslin, Mrs Merricks, of a son, still-born. -At Baberton House, the lady of Archibald Christie, Esq. of Baberton, of a son. At 3, Lynedoch Place, the lady of Dr H. G. Strachan, of a daughter. 5. At Vellore, Mrs Pearson of Myrecairnie, of a daughter. 7. At Edinburgh, the lady of William Ogilvie, Esq. younger of Chesters, of a daughter. At 124, George Street, Mrs Begbie, of a son. At Edinburgh, the lady of William Marshall, Esq. proprietor of the Panorama, of twin sons. 8. At Stoneridge, Mrs Hood, of a daughter. -At Milfield Hill, the lady of John Grey, Esq. of a daughter. 9. At Charleton, the lady of George Fullerton Carnegie, Esq. of Pittarrow, of daughter. 10. At Edinburgh, the H. ton, of a rier Hamil. 10. At Shawfield, the lady of Major Middleton, 42d, or Royal Highlanders, of a son. 11. At Regent's Terrace, Mrs Francis Grant, of a son. 12. At 4, St Vincent Street, the lady of Frederick L. Roy, Esq. W.S. of a daughter. 13. At 12, Coates Crescent, the lady of Thomas Murray Allan, Esq. of Hav'ring, of a daughter. 14. At 22, Fludyer Street, Westminster, the lady of Henry Hyndman, Esq. of a son. 16. Mrs Mercer of Gorthy, of a daughter. -At 9, Newington Place, Mrs H. Pillans, of a daughter. At 2, Forres Street, the lady of Alexander E. Menteath, Esq. advocate, of a daughter. -At 51, Frederick Street, Mrs Keith, of a son. 17. At 28, Queen Street, Mrs Borthwick, of a daughter. At Balgarvie, the lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Webster, of a son. 18. At Oxford, Lady Carmichael Anstruther, of a daughter. 19. At Douglas, Isle of Man, Mrs Henchy, of a May 3. At 3, Roxburgh Terrace, Mrs Whyte, of a daughter. - At 77, Rose Street, Mrs Menzies Bayne, of a daughter, being her one-and-twentieth child. Lately, At Charlottenburgh, county of Glengarry, Upper Canada, the wife of William Stewart, Esq. surgeon, of a daughter. At Dalchosnie, the lady of Lieut.-Colonel M'Donald, 92d Highlanders, of a son and heir. At London, the Marchioness of Londonderry, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Sept. 25, 1829. At Keitah, Lieut. John Halkett Craigie, 20th native infantry, Bengal, to Caroline, fourth daughter of Colonel Maxwell, C. B. commanding in Bundlekund. Nov. 5. At Grenada, West Indies, Thomas Spence, Esq. surgeon, to Harriet, daughter of the late Robert Nicholson, Esq. 12. At Aisthorpe, D. C. Rait, Esq. Glasgow, to Fanny, youngest daughter of John Milnes, Esq. of Aisthorpe, Lincolnshire. 18. At Bombay, Archibald Spens, Esq. of the Honourable East India Company's civil service, eldest son of Colonel Spens, Inveresk, to Henrietta Ochterlony Valiant, eldest daughter of Colcnel Valiant, 10th regiment of foot. Dec. 9. At Pictou, Nova Scotia, Mr James Primrose, merchant, fifth son of the Rev. John Primrose, Grange, N. B. to Ann, daughter of Mr John Gordon, merchant, Pictou. 25. At Devon, the Hon. Frederick John Shore, second son of Lord Teignmouth, to Charlotte Mary, second daughter of the late George Cornish, Esq. of Salcombe Hill, Devon. At Gimmers Mills, Mr William Monro, Heriot Bank, to Mary, eldest surviving daughter of the late Alexander Maitland, Esq. of Gimmers Mills. Feb. 2, 1830. At London, Russell Elliot, Esq. commander, R. N. son of the late Sir Wm. Elliot of Stobs Castle, Roxburghshire, Bart. to Bethia, |