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ALPHABETICAL LIST of ENGLISH BANKRUPTCIES, announced in December 1818,

extracted from the London Gazette.

Anthony, J. Oley, next the Sea, Norfolk, grocer and draper

Arhey, G. London, warehouseman

Elinks, T. London, straw-hat manufacturer
Burrowes, S. London, wine merchant
Bull, J. London, coal-merchant
Bantock, W. J. London, auctioneer

Bateman, J., and W. Culbard, London, mer

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Combes, G. Chichester, maltster

Combes, S. Chichester, brewer

Chambers, R. Market Rasen, Lincoln, carrier

Crowne, T. Durham, Park-Farin, and J. Bar-
ford, London, coal-merchants
Calwood, W. Bold, Lancaster, farmer
Crimes, T. Chester, innkeeper

Curzenvon, T. Truro, Cornwall, innkeeper
Collens, R. Maidstone, hop-dealer
Dicken, T. Stafford, cotton-spinner
Day, J. Holborn, London, goldsmith
Dalgairns, C. Liverpool, merchant
Dunn, W. Lon ion, wine-merchant
Enock, J. Birmingham, brush-maker
Einerson, A. London, provision merchant
Emery, C. Kings Bromley, Stafford, dealer
Groves W., and J. Dukes, Bath, grocers
Godfrey, R. London, merchant

George J., and C. B. London, plate-workers
Goodlake, J. H. London, wine merchant
Guartner, J. Mapleborough Green, Warwick,

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Jackson, G. Eastchurch, Isle of Sheppy, farmer
Kirkman, J. London,. brewer
Kirk, R. Leicester, liquor-merchant
Lees, L. Newton-moor, Chester, cotton-spinner
Lax, J. and T., and W. Moore, Liverpool, soap-

boilers

Longstaff, C. Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant
Levien, S. London, exchange-broker
Marshall, T. Tong, York, corn-dealer
M'Kay, R. Knutsford, Chester, linen-draper
Moore, J. Manchester, flour-dealer

Mill, C. London, dealer in Irish provisions Macdonnell, M. and J., and J. Bushel, London, merchants

Morris, J. Woolwich, cordwainer

Moxon, R. W. G. and J., Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants

North, G. Sheffield, butcher

Norton, R. jun., London, stationer

Prosser, W. Hereford, grocer

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Pearson, J. Ashton-under-Lyne, corn-factor

Purcell, J. Lambeth, London, victualler

Peet, W. London, merchant

Rhind, A. London, merchant
Robotham, T. Derby, grocer

Ridley, T. Seaton Sluice, Northumberland, brewer

Savage, J. Birmingham, rope-maker

Shackleton, S. Leeds, shopkeeper

Sculthorpe, H. Nottinghain, linen-draper,
Surr, J. London, apothecary

Scoles, C. Bensington, Oxford, baker

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Salt, M. Stroke-upon-Trent, Stafford, flour-dealer,
Stanbury, J. Barnstaple, Devon, grocer

Simmonds, W. Lowestoff, Suffolk, merchant
Symmons, T London, brass-founder

Thwaites, W. G. Middlesex and Hereford, dealer
Townend, R. jun. London, merchant

Tozer, R. Plymouth Dock, stone-merchant
Thomas, J. London, slate merchant
Taylor, T. Oxford, grocer

Taylor, J. London, tobacconist

Timothy, W. Leigh, Worcester, farmer
Tompkin, W. Nottingham, hosier

Tippet, R. Totnes, Devon, baker

Twyford, J. Portwood, Chester, cotton-spinnes Wabey, J. Welwyn, Hertford, mealman

Wright, W. and J. London, inerchants

Watson, W., and W, Eglic, London, ale and porter merchants

ALPHABETICAL LIST of SCOTCH BANKRUPTCIES and DIVIDENDS, announced in December 1818, extracted from the Edinburgh Gazette.

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9. At Marionville, Mrs Dudgeon, a son. Mrs Robinson, of Charter. House Square, London, a sen, and her 12th child, alf of whom are living.

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11. Mrs Leslie of Warthill, a son.

At Castlehill, Ireland, the Lady of Major N. Gledstones, 68th regiment, a son. 12. At Minto, Lady Minto, a son.

At Nottingham Place, London, the lady of Hugh Rose, Esq. a son,

13. At Belvoir Castle, the Duchess of Rutland, a son.

14. In St James's Square, London, the Duchess of St Alban's, a son.

At Dubton, the Lady of Major-Co. lin C. Mackay, a son.

15. Mrs Duff of Muirtown, a daughter. 21. At Lennoxlove, the Right Hon. Lady Blantyre, a son.

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At Touch House, the Lady of Ra nald Macdonald, Esq. of Staffa, a son. 22. At Edinburgh, Mrs Lockhart of Castlehill, a son.

At his house, Woodslee, Dumfriesshire, the lady of G. S. Elliot, Esq. of Larristoun, a son and heir.

24. The wife of Mr Saunders, shoemaker, No. 1. Bull's Head Court, Snowhill, London, of twins.--She is in the 59th year of her age, and had no children for 35 years before.

26. At General Stirling's, Musselburgh, Mrs Home, a son.

29. Mrs Bell, 9, Queen Street, Edin. burgh, of twin daughters.

31. At Briary Baulk, Mrs William Lennox Cleland, a daughter.

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Mrs R. A. Oswald of Moore Park, a daughter.

Jun. 1. 1819. At Woodburn, Canaan, the lady of George Ross, Esq. advocate, a daughter.

Lately. At Hambledon House, the lady of Charles Scott Murray, Esq. a son and

heir.

MARRIAGES.

March 10, 1818. At-Moorshedabad, East Indies, Lane Magniac, Esq. of the Civil Service, to Miss Erskine.

July 27. At Cawnpore, Lieutenant Henry John Wood, of the artillery, Adjutant

and Quarter-Master, son of the late Capt.. J. W. Wood, commander of the Wycombe East Indiaman, to Miss Margaret Bell, second daughter of Charles Bell, Esq. Leith.

Nov. 17. At Barmuckitty, near Elgin, Patrick Sellar, Esq. of Westfield, to Ann, second daughter of Thomas Craig, Esq.

24. At Stockton, Henry Beckwith, Esq. to Miss Elizabeth Cowan, daughter of Mr Cowan, late schoolmaster in Old Monkland.

28. At Melsetter House, Orkney, Robert Heddle, sq. late of Senegal, to Hen rietta, youngest daughter of Major James Moodie, of the late Rothsay and Caithness Fencibles.

30. At Paisley, William Henderson, Esq. Kilmarnock, to Miss Euphemia Casky, of Robertland, parish of Stewarton.

Dec. 3. At Dublin, John Henry North, Esq. Barrister at Law, to Letitia Dorothy Foster, youngest daughter of the late Lord Bishop of Clogher.

At Lochcarron, John Pirie, Esq. Kishorn, to Mary, daughter of Murdo M Lennan, Esq. Tullich.

4. At Cotherington, Hampshire, Steuart Boone Inglis, Esq. formerly of the King's late German Legion, to Sholto Charlotte, widow of Major-General James Pringle, East India Company's service, and daughter of the late Sir John Halkett of Pittirran, Bart.

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At Montrose, James Leighton, Esq. Town-clerk of Montrose, to Isabella, second daughter of Colin Alison, Esq. writer there.

8. At Cheltenham, George Barclay, Esq. son of Col. Barclay, his Majesty's Commissioner for the American boundary, to Matilda, only daughter of Anthony Aufrere, Esq. of Hoveton Hall, Norfolk, and grand-daughter of the late General Count Lockhart of Lee and Carnwath,

9. At Edinburgh, William Craig, Esq. writer to the signet, to Margaret Ann youngest daughter of the deceased Gillion M Laine, Esq. of Scalasdale, Mull.

11. At Rossie, George Ballingall, Esq. of Bainkirk, to Grace, second daughter of Mr David Dun, Rossię.

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14. At Braidwood, Henry P. Palmer, Esq. of Grenada, Member of the Royal .College of Surgeons, London, to Mary, fourth daughter of George Ferme, Esq. Braidwood.

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- At Alloa, Mr Everard Cruickshanks, surgeon there, to Angeline, youngest daughter of Alexander Richardson, Esq. of Devonfield.

15. At Turnerfield, Glasgow, Mr Donald Macleod, manufacturer, Glasgow, to Jean, eldest daughter of the late Jolin Macdougal, Esq. merchant, Glasgow.

At Dumfries, Walter Ferrier, Esq. W. S. Edinburgh, to Miss Henrietta Gordon, only daughter of the late Thomas Gordon, Esq. wine merchant.

16. At Edinburgh, Henry Meredyth Jervis White Jervis, Esq. eldest son of Sir John Jervis White Jervis of Bally Ellis, county of Wexford, Baronet, to Marion, third daughter of the late William Campbell, Esq. of Fairfield, Ayrshire.

22. At Harrow, Lauchlan M'Kinnon, Esq. younger of Letterfearn, Ross-shire, to Catherine, daughter of the late Duncan M-Dougall, Esq. of Ardinthrive, Argyll shire.

20. At Ford Pathhead, Capt. Ronaldson, Edinburgh militia, to Frances, daughter of the late Mr James Torrance.

Lately, At London, the Rev. Johnson Grant, M. A. rector of Binbrook, to Margaret, only daughter of the late R. Sherriff, Esq. of Calcutta, Bengal.

At Kensington, the Rev. Arch. Colin Campbell, A. M: of Pontefract, Yorkshire, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late James Dalrymple, Esq. of Mayfield.

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At the palace of Corfu, LieutenantColonel Hankey, Private Secretary to his Excellency Sir T. Maitland, to Mrs Catterina Vaslamo, of Corfu.

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Strachan, of the rifle corps, son of the Rev. William Strachan of Culter.

May 11. At Bombay, Major Hugh Scott, Deputy-Adjutant General of the Madras Army; and on the 2d June last, at Cannanore, Captain John Scott, Assistant-Adjutant-General of the Madras Army, both sons of the late Francis Scott, Esq. Edinburgh.

18. Killed in action, at the siege of Mulliagum, in Kandeish, Lieut. Thomas Davies, late Commanding Engineer of the army of the Dekan.

29. At the siege of Mulliagum, Captain William Kennedy, son of the late Primrose Kennedy, Esq. of Drumellan.-He fell" while animating his men on the breach."

June 4. At Salem, Madras Presidency, after a short illness, Charles Carpenter, Esq. commercial resident at that place.

Sept. 26. At sca, on his passage from Savannah, where he had caught a fever, Mr James Forbes, merchant in New York; on the 8th October, his son, William; and on the 10th October, another son, John; both having taken the infection in dutiful attendance upon their father, who was the youngest son of the late Dr James Forbes, physician in Aberdeen.

Nov. 14. At Aberdeen, Miss Elizabeth Ramsay, daughter of the late John Ramsay, Esq. of Barra.

19. At his house in Crail, suddenly, Mr James M Min, schoolmaster, aged 63, the benefit of whose superior talents has long been experienced in Crail, where he has taught the principal school for 40 years.

20. At Tours, in France, Elizabeth, the wife of Geo. Vanburgh Brown, Esq. of Knockmarloch, and daughter of the late Robert Reid Cunninghame, Esq. of Auchinharvie, Ayrshire.

23. At Errol manse, the Reverend Da, vid Dow, minister of Errol.

26. At Allan, Ross-shire, Charles Munro, Esq. of Allan, in the 78th year of his age. At Rosshill, near Queensferry; Mrs Ross of Rosshill.

27. After a lingering illness, William Wylie, Esq. of Slatefield.

28. At Ayr, Mr Henry Kirklan, merchant.

At Edinburgh, Dr William Brown, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh. His respectability as a professional character and a member of society is well known.

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In Wickham Street, Portsea, in the 113th year of his age, Thomas Bolwell, a native of that town. He formerly, during many years, sold water about the streets; and afterwards, when the infirmities of old age had incapacitated him for that employ, he kept a small shop for the sale of wood and coals. His memory was good up to his last moments; he would frequently recur to the total eclipse of the sun, on the 22d of April 1715, of which event he ever retained a perfect recollection. He was married to one wife 80 years, who died in the 101st year of her age.

4. At his house in Bedford Square, London, John Lumsden, Esq. a member of the Court of Directors of the Honourable East India Company.

At Perth, in the 84th year of his age, Mr David Foggo, who was schoolmaster in the parish of Tibbermuir upwards of 60 years; during which time he saw four cler, gymen succeed each other as incumbents of the parish.

5. In the 78th year of his age, Mr Hargrave, the well-known historian of Knaresborough, Harrowgate, and the surrounding country, author of "The Yorkshire Gazetteer,' "Anecdotes of Archery," and other literary productions; also compiler of 16 folio and quarto volumes of manuscripts, chiefly relative to the history of Yorkshire.

At Dungannon Park, Ireland, Lord Viscount Northland.

In London, Mrs M'Nab, widow of Captain A. M'Nab, of the Henry Dundas East Indiaman.

At Fort William, in the 44th year of his age, Robert Smith, sq. surgeon.

- Suddenly, from a stroke of apoplexy, Mrs Crombie, daughter of the late William Carmichael, M. D. Dundee, and wife of Mr Alexander Crombie, dentist, Aberdeen.

-At Dundee, aged 36, Mrs Isabella Henderson, spouse of Dr Robert Scott, R. N.

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At his house in Northumberland Street, Mr William Murray, accountant.

At Stanwix, near Carlisle, aged 83, Mary, the wife of Mr John Carruthers. This woman bore ten children at four births, namely, four, three, two, and one.

13. Lord Ellenborough. The above distinguished nobleman died about seven o'clock at night, at his house in St James's Square, London.

At his house, in Red Lion Square, London, after a long and painful illness, George Sandeman, M. D. in the 72d year of his age.

At London, Mr Alexander Christie, late publisher of the Literary Journal.

Mrs Janet Forbes, daughter of the Rev. William Forbes, late Episcopal minister in Musselburgh, and wife of James Skinner, writer in Edinburgh.

At Gilead House, Liverpool, aged 38, Mrs Solomon, wife of Dr Solomon, of that place.

At London, Sir John Charles Hamilton of Dunnennan, Ireland, Bart. 14. At Glasgow, the Rev. John Turnbull, in the 76th year of his age.

At Aberdeen, Mrs David Menzies, late of Concraig, in the 89th year of her age. 15. At Musselburgh, Helen, daughter of Henry Jardine, Esq.

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