434 
Scott Mark. Bury, rope-imaker. (Milne and Co. Old Jewry 
Stcart Thomas, Bermondsey street, hat manufacturere 
(Buffar, Gray's inn 
Smith Samuel, Gun street, baker. 
White Lyon street 
Tucker William, Exeter. merchant. (Brooks, New square 
Taylor John, Faghamy, shopkeeper. (Hayward, Lamio’s 
4 Conduit street 
Thorp Joseph the younger, St. Ives, linen draper. (Swain 
ani Co. Old Jewry 
Wipona Joseph, Penrith, (Wordsworth, 
Stapie inn 
Wavughan Richard, Fore street, linen draper. (Syddall, 
Aldersgate street 
Walentine Richard, and John Valentine, Mumford’s court, 
warehousemen 
Vandrant John, Wood street, carpenter. 
timer, Gray’s inn, cloak lane 
Wilcock Henry, end J. W, Manchester, stay makers. 
(Huxley. Temple 
Wright John. Oldham, mercer. 
coln’s inn 
Williams John, Romney Iron Works, shopkeeper. (Bland- 
ford and Co, Temple . =] 
whitaker William, Wakefield, and Joseph Whitaker, Lee- 
Grup, Clothiers. (Willis and Co. Throgmorton street 
Wyke William, Preston,linen draper. (Blacklock, Temple 
Wells \illiam, Rosemary lane, victualler. (Jones, New 
‘court 
Williams Jones, 
Garden . 
Young William, Leaton, grocer. (Lowndes and Co. Red 
Lion square 
(Wilkinson and Co. 
fiax-dresser. 
(Ledwick La- 
(Meredith and Co, Lin- 
Bristol, broker. (Berridge, Hatton 
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DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED. 
Alfrey John, the younger, Carshalton, carpenter, May 26 
Arden John, and John Barker, beverley, wine Metchants 
June a7 5 
Atkinson Richard, Henry Watters, and William Ord, Fen- 
church street, merchants, June 27 
Dobson John, Liverpool, merchant, May 22 
Drewitt Henry, Mansfield-street, victualler, June g 
Doxon James, Manchester; merchaut, June 3, final 
VDewdney Beniamin. Riegate, horse dealer. July 4 
Dairymple John Bermondsey, ceal merchant, July 4 
vemee. William, New Bond street, goldsmith, May 16, 
na 
Ellis Thomas, Whitechapel, auctioneer, June 20 
Fuller Richard Plumer, Guildford, ironmonger, May 30 
Fetton Elizabeth, Bolton-on-the-Moors, mil'iner. June 30 
Fisher Henry, Gracechurch street, grocer, June 13 
rant John, Lawrence, Pountney-lane, merchant, June z 
Gvom Richard, Cld street, sizé-maker, June g 
Hanford John, Aiford, innkeeper, June 2 
Hetherington Andrew, and John Mackie, Drury-lane, per- 
fumers, May 16 
Hudson Wiliam, Whally, innkeeper. May 16 
Hopkins Thomas. West-green, Varfish-maker, June z 
Harwood Abraham, Malden, ironmonger, May 26, final 
Hawkes Thomas, Dudley, i:9n master, May 29, final 
Raivey Thomas, Newport, tronmunger. May 29 
Barris Timothy, Waltham Holy Cross, pin maker, Juneg 
Rornby William, Gainsburgh, and Sir Joseph Esdaile, 
Mormden Ash, bankers, May 27 
a. Thomas Jordan, New Bond street, bookselier, 
uly 3 y 
Hannam John, Sloane street, music s€ller, June g 
Hamilton Samuel, shoe Jane, printers June 22 
Jrwin James, Wood street. warehouseman, May 26 
Ingle John, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. mercer. June 2g, firal 
bi are te Si. Clements-bane’s, Merchant, Juve 275 
na 
Kampf Frederick, Rathbone-place, cabinet-maker, June 6 
Tneidents in and near London: 
fJunel, 
King John, Yarmouth, miller, May 20 
Lee Jolin York. woollen draper, June rt 
Lindsay Peter, Greenwich. baker, June 30 
Lugg William James, Worcester, baker. June g 
Morris George, }urking, upholsterer, June 9 
Morgap john, Conduit street, bookseller, June 6 
Moat Thomas, Halifax, and George Panter, Northouram, 
"manufacturers, June 9 : 
M‘Kinlay Dawiel, and Abraham Mendes ‘Belesariv, Sjze 
lane, June 2 
Macdonaid Duncan, 
May 30 
Mark George, Lisle street; woollen draper. June 27 
Martindale John, New Bond street, wine merchants 
Fuly 
wideaite Teun Portpoo! lane, builder. June 6 
Pearson join, Pudsey, clothier, May 70 
Perry John James, Whitechapel-road, _ Warehousemas, 
May 23 : 
Paine Willtam, Ipswich, coach-maker:s May 18, final 
Pzpillon Peter James, St Swithin’s lane, merchant, May § 
Pattrick Thomas, King street, optician, May 23 
Pheips Robert, Plyiouth duck, hattcr, June 6 
Pattersen Chomas, Nicholas lane, underwriter, June 
Paton Robert, Hatton Wall baker, June 9g ; 
Parker Jesse, Edgbaston, repe-maker, June 13 
Parson's Thomas, Marmont place, builder, June 23 
Phillips Benjamin, and Wiiliam Bacon, 
drug grinders, June 6 
Parnell James, Veai, innkeeper, May 23 
Parkinson Thomas, and John Par, Coleman street, chy- 
mist, Jui.e-27 } 
Pugh Edward, Franklin's Yard, ol}man, June 2z 
Rayner Aron, “anchester, merchant, June 2 . 
Ravenscroft William Henry. Michael Edward Fell, ane 
James Entwistle, Manchester, cotton si» ers, June 22 
Sutton Thomas. Ringmuore, ship-builder, May 3 
Syms Jonathang Trowbricge, clothier, May 19 
Symm Wiliiam, Birmingham, gilt toy maker, May 28) 
final: 
Steane John, Newport, liquor merchant, May 28 ; 
Stork John, Thomas Whitby, and Matthew -Botterill, 
Great Driffield, merchants, June 2 
Samsbury Richard, Bath, coach master, June 6, final 
Sheardown Robert, the younger, Lincolu, stationcrs 
June 9, fina! 
Scrape Jeffery, Red Lion street, stock broker, June 3@, 
final 
Tunmer John, Mary-ie-bene, vintner, June 6 
Titford William Charles, Bishopsgate street 
liney draper, May 16 : 
Townsend Job, Sarnsicy, grocer, May 26 
Thrupp Hatsy, White Lion street, horse dealer, June 9 
Thomas Henry Smith, and John Lascelles, Mill lants 
coopers. June 20 
Thomson Williara, Portland street, coal merchant, June 3¢ 
final ; 
Wiliiams John Geerge, London Road, merchant, May 26 
Weston John, Lane-End, Potter, May 21 
Westwood Richard, Bristol, maltster, May 1§ 
Wilson William, Hunton, grocer, May 14 
Wilsone Willam, and John Wilsone, Basinghall street 
woollen draper, May 30 ; 
Wake James. Whitby, shipbuilder, May 19. final 
Webb William, Bridge Ruad, coal merchant, June 16 
Waterworth Edward, Newpurt, bookseller, May 30 
Welsford Nathaniel, Exeter, haberdasher, June ii ‘ 
Wilke Johu Adam, Coleinan street, merchant, june 275 
fina) - 
Wallace Ambrose, and John Pugh, Lower Thames Streets 
flopteilers, June g ‘ Se 
Waters Jofeph, uld Kethlem. turner, June 13, final 
Younghusband William, Colcheiter, draper, May 30 
Thread-needie-street, merchant, 
within, 
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INCIDENTS, MARRIAGES, anp DEATHS, tn anp near LONDON, 
' 
With Biographical Memoirs of difiinguifhed Charaéters recently deceafeds 
HE Annual Report of the London Dispen- 
sary fer curing Diseases of the Eyeand Ear, 
under the care of Mr. Saunders, in Charter- 
house-square, states that from the 25th of 
March, 1806, to the same day in 1807, 1036 
patients have been cured of diseases of th 
eyes, and 49 of diseases of the ear. 
A Fire broke out at three o’cleck in the 
morning of the 1st of May in the house of 
Mrs. St. Ledger, of Covent-garden Theatre, 
in Norton-ftreet, Mary-le-bone, which was 
totally consumed. A char-woman in the em- 
ploy cf Mrs. St. Leger, who slept in the. 
house, endeavouring to escape from a window 
on the second fluor, fell into the street and 
was killed on the spot. Two iemaie servants 
e 
narrowly escaped the same fate, and an infant- 
child of Mrs. St. Leger’s.was with difficulty 
rescued from the flames. The house had re- 
cently been fitted up in the most fashionable. 
manner, and neither that nor the furniture 
was insured. Yr 
The Commitee of the Refuge for the Desti- 
tute, at Cuper’s Bridge, Lambeth, report, - 
that during the short period the Institution has 
been opened, 58 persons haye applied either 
for admission or relief; of whom 20 have been 
admitted, 20 relieved out of the house, and 
18 not considered proper objects: 10 of those © 
admitted, are now in the house, and conduct ’ 
themselves with great propriety. The males 
are employed in splitting firewoud, and occa- 
sionally 
Ewer street, . 
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