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On Jun. 25, 1811 N.M. Rothschild. (Jun. 25, 1811). Incorporation: Rothschild Brothers, Manchster, disbanned, reformed as N.M. Rothschild [& Sons], No. 2, New-Court, St. Swithin's-Lane, London by Nathan Mayer Rothschild, No. 1276. The London Gazette. 1276 J that the Partnerſhip formerly HE P artnerſhip between Henry Pigeon and Williaña otices i hereby given, Ine fubſiſting between Nathaniel Fenn, Joſeph Stevenſon, Dixon, of Southwark, Diſtillers, carried on under 1 Botolph-Lane, London, Whole Firm of Pigeon and Dixon, having expired this Day ? Notice and John Knee Hewſon, of from fale Grocers, (ſurviving Partners of Joſeph Stevenſon, de is hereby given, that the ſaid William Dixon hath retired under the Firm of Stevenſon, Fenn, Stevenſon, and the ſaid Concern, which will in future be carried on by the ceaſed, under the Hewſon,), was diſſolved, on the 12th Day of May 1810, by ſaid Henry Pigeon and his Son Henry Pigeon, mutual Conſent ; from which Time the ſaid Buſineſs has Firm. of Pigeon and Son, by whom all Demands upon the been and will in future continue to be carried on in Botolph former Firm will be diſcharged, and to whom all the Debts Nathaniel Fenn and John Knee due to that Concern are to be paid.—Witneſs their Hands Lane aforeſaid, by the ſaid Henry Pigeon. Hewſon only, under the Firm of Fenn and Hewſon : As this 24th of June 1811, witneſs our Hands this 10th Day of July 1811, Wm. Dixon. - Nath Fenn, Henry Pigeon, jun. for ſelf. Otice i s hereby given, that the Partnerſhip which ſub joſ Stevenſon, Walker, Tho - - - - l ſiſted between the underſigned Joſhua for ſelf. mas Walker, Thomas Maltby, and John Need, (as Executors John K nee Hewſon. and Legatees in Truſt named in the will of Joſeph walker. Nath. Fenn, deceaſed,) and the undeſigned Richard Thompſon and Tho mas Thompſon, in the Trade of Buſineſs of Cotton-spinner joſ. Stevenſon, Manufacturer, carried on at Newcaſtle-under-Lyme, in Executors o f Joſeph Stevenſon, deceaſed. and County of Stafford, under the Firm of Walker, Thompſon. the ſaid Ri. Market D rayton, Shropſhire, June 25, 1811. and Co. expired on the 31ſt of 1)ecember laſt.—The the underſigned Thomas chard Thompſon and Thomas Thompſon have ſince continued HE Partnerſhip between us ſame will henceforth be T Smallwood, Joſeph Loxdale Warren, and Richard the ſaid Trade or Buſineſs, and the under the Firm arman, as Bankers, at Market Drayton abovementioned, continued by them on their own Accounts, the 26th June 1811. is this Day diſſolved by mutual Conſent: As witneſs our of Richard Thompſon and Son.—Dated Thomas Smallwood. joſ (Walker, Hands, - jo. L. Warren. Thos. Walker, - - Richard S pearman. 7 hor. Matly, John Need, ... June 2 5, 1811. Executors and Legatees of loſeph Walker, AKE Notice, that the Buſineſs heretofore carried on by at Man R ichd Thompſºn." , t he underſigned Nathan Meyer Rothſchild, -- cheſter, under the Firm of Rothſchild Brothers, will ceaſe Thos. Thompſon. on by him from this Day, and any Perſon hav - to be carried that the Copartnerſhip hitherte ing Dealings with that Firm are required to ſend their De Y Q ºice is hereby given, at his ſubſiſting between John Parſons, Cyrus Symes, and mands of pay their. Accounts to N. M. Rothſchild, to New-Cºurt, St. Swithin's-Lane, Edward Mitchell, of the City of Bath, Common-Carriers Counting-Houſe, in No. 2, Cities of Briſtol, Bath, and Lon. London. N . M. Rothſchild. and from and between the don, being this Day diſſolved by mutual Conſent.—All Per London, J uly 11, 1811. ſons having any Clain, or Demand on the ſaid copartnerſhip Otice is hereby given, that the Partnerſhip carried on are requeſted to tranſmit Accounts thereof to the ſaid Cyrus underſigned Thomas Halliday and George Symes and Filward Mitchell, at their Counting-Houſe, in N between the will be diſcharged; Prickett, of the Old South Sea Houſe, Broad-Street, Lon the ſaid City of Bath, by whom the ſame Inſurance-Brokers, under the Firm of Halliday and and all Perſons indebted to the ſaid late Copartnerſhip are don, Debts im Brickett, expired on the 30th Day of April laſt. requeſted to pay the Amount of their reſpective Halliday. mediately into the Hants of the ſaid Cyrus Symes and Ed Thomas receive the ſame, George P rickett. ward Mitchell, who are duly authoriſed to and by whom the ſame Buſineſs will be carried on in future, under the Firm of Symes and Mitchell only : As witneſs out Otice i s hereby given, that the Partnerſhip lately ſub July 1811, William Hands the 11th Day of ſiſting betwixt James Rawſon the Elder, john Parſºns. Rawſon, Richard Rawſon, and James Rawſon the Younger, Hoſiers and Worſted Spinners, Cyrus Symes. of the Borough of Leiceſter, . was diſſolved by mutual Conſent on the 31ſt of May laſt, Edward M itchell. Rawſon, and that the fo far as relates to the ſaid Richard lately ſº carried on by James Rawſon the Nº. i s hereby given, that the Partnerſhip Buſineſs will in future be Deverill, Benjamin Deverill, Elder, William Rawſon, and James Rawſon the Younger.— ſiſting between Samuel and Samuel Kirkby, of the Town and county of the Town Witneſs our Hands this 9th of July 1811, was on the 7th R awſon, ſen. of Nottingham, Brewers and Copartners, #. Day of April in the Year of our Lord 18to diſſolved by mu illm. Rawſon. tual Conſent: As witneſs our Hands this 15th of June 1811, Richd. R awſon. Saml. Deverill. ſ James Rawſon, jun. Benjn. Deverill. - - Samuel Kirkly. -- 1811. t M ay 4, - Briſtol, - Otice is hereby given, that the Copartnerſhip between N º. is hereby given, that the Partnerſhip lately ſub N John Heath and John Robert Tozer, of the City of ſiſting between Daniel Pontifex and William King Briſtol, Wholeſale Grocers, is this Day by mutual Conſent don, of Saint John's-Square, Clerkenwell, in the County of diſſolved. john Heath. Middleſex, Working Silverſmiths, carried on under the Firm. john R obert Tozer. of Pºntifex and Kingdon, in Saint John's-Square aforeſaid, was diſſolved on the 1ſt Day of July inſtant by mutualcon. ; and that the ſaid Buſineſs wili in future be carried on HE P artnerſhip heretofore exiſting betwixt us the un ſent John's-square T deſigned, as Merchants, in Liverpool, and carrying on by the ſaid William Kingdon, at No. 8, Saint is this Day aforeſaid ; and all Debts due and owing to and from the ſaid Buſineſs under the Firm of Legh and Parton, the ſaid william Conſent.—All Accounts due to or from Partnerſhip will be received and paid by diſſolved by mutual our Hands this 9th Day of July 1811, the ſaid Concern will be received and paid by John Parton, Kingdon: As witneſs the underſigned Harry Legh retirling from Buſineſs.-Wit Robert Davier, neſs our Hands this 25th Day of June 1811, By Power of Attorgey from the above Barry Legh. mamed 1)aniel Pontifex. John Parton. William K ingſon, ſitt. 16503. º,” g; The L ndon subliſhed by authority. • *****:: * : * ~ From Cutstap July 9, to saturday July 13, 1811. T the Court at Whitehall, the 9th Day of July George Frederick Earl of Weſtmeath, Patrick Earl of Roſcommon. * 1811 P R E S E NT, {. Earl of Meath. enry Earl of Barrymore. His Royal Highneſs the PRINCE RECENT in Richard Earl of Cavan. Council. George Earl of Granard. H'. Royal Highneſs the Prince Regent having William Wentworth Earl Fitzwilliam, Francis Thomas Earl of Kerry. been pleaſed, in the Name and on the Behalf. John Earl of Darnley. of His Majeſty, to appoint Sir James Cockburn. Frederick Earl of Beſborough. Bart., Governor and Commander in Chief in and Henry Thomas Earl of Carrick. over the Iſlands and Plantations in America, com George Earl of Belvedere. monly called the Bermuda or Somers Iſlands, he Francis Rawdon Earl of Moira. Francis William Earl of Charlemont. this Day took the uſual Oaths appointed to be taken by the Governors of His Majeſty's Planta. George Earl of Kingſton. - Robert Earl of Roden. ºr 1. - - tions. George Grenville Nugent Earl Nugent. --- John Earl of Glandore.. º ELECTION OF A TEMPORAL PEER OF John Earl of Aldborough. - … . 1RELAND. , , . Stephen Earl of Mount Caſhell. IN purſuance of an Aćt paſſed in the Fortieth Thomas Earl of Longford. * - - - - Year of His preſent. Majeſty’s Reign, intituled John James Earl of Farnham." . “An Aćt to regulate the Mode by which the Henry Lawes Earl Carhampton. º John Earl of Mayo. º * . * Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, “ to ſerve in the Parliament of the United Kingdom john Willoughby Earl of Enniſkillen." ' “ on the Part of lreland, ſhall be ſummoned and John Earl of Erne. - “ returned to the ſaid Parliament,” I do hereby John Joſhua Earl of Carysfort. Edmond Earl of Kilkenny. - give Notice that Writs, bearing Tefte this Day, Arthur Earl of Mountnorris. have iſſued for eleēting a Temporal Peer of Ireland Robert Earl of Wicklow. - to ſucceed to the Vacancy made by the Demiſe of Richard Earl of Lucan. Richard Viſcount Longueville, in the Houſe of Robert Earl of Londonderry. Lords of the United Kingdom, and to fit and vote on the Part of Ireland in the ſaid Houſe of Lords Somerſet Lowry Earl Beinore. " . Henry Earl Conyngham. of the United Kingdom; which ſaid Writs are ſe Francis James Earl of Landaff. verally directed to the following Peers, being the Peers who ſat and voted in the Houſe of Lords of Charles Henry St. John Earl O’Neill. º º Francis Earl of Bandon. -- - - Ireland before the Union, and the Peers whoſe Richard Earl of Donoughmore.
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