In The Gazette of Tuesday last page 37, in the third line of the advertisement for the allowance of the Certificate of Walter Hamay, for Hamnay, read Hannay.
NOTICE.
Edinburgh, January 4, 1836.
WILLIAM MARK, Merchant, in Edinburgh, having, at a meeting of his Creditors held to day, made an offer of composition on his debts, which offer was entertained, the Trustee, by directions of the meeting, hereby calls another meeting of Mr. Marr's Creditors, to be held in Messrs. Dymock's Chambers, 18, Albany-Street, on Monday the 1st February next, at One o'clock, for deciding on the offer, with or without amendment.
Notice to the Creditors of Napier and Co. sometime carrying on business in Glasgow, New York, and Charleston, United States of America, and who, upon the 15th day of June 1803, executed a trust-disposition of their whole estate and effects in favour of certain persons for behoof of their Creditors.
Glasgow, January 1, 1836.
DAVID DREGHORN, Accountant, in Glasgow, having been appointed by the surviving and acting Trustees to wind up the trust-affairs, hereby requests a general meeting of the Creditors, to be held within the Writing-Chambers of W. and A. Graham, Writers, George's-Squave, Glasgow, upon Tuesday the 26th day of January current, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, for the purpose of giving the Factor instructions for finally winding up the estate, and dividing the realised funds.
Notice to the Creditors of Palrick Auld and Sons, late Coppersmiths and Brass-Founders, in Glasgow, and of Patrick Auld, Patrick Campbell Auld, and Henry Alexander Auld, the Individual Partners of that concern, and of P. and H. Auld, Coppersmiths and Brass-Founder, in Glasgow, and the said Patrick Campbell Auld and Henry Alexander Auld, Partners of the said last-mentioned Firm.
DAVID DREGHORN, Accountant, in Glasgow, Trustee on the sequestrated estates of the said Patrick Auld and Sons, and P. and H. Auld, and individual Partners, hereby requests a general meeting of the Creditors, to be held within his Counting-House, No. 11, Miller-Street, on Wednesday the 27th day of January current, at Twelve o' Clock at Noon, for the purpose of giving directions to sell the unrecovered debts belonging to the estate, and also to authorise the Trustee to pay a final dividend to the Creditors, so soon as the said outstanding debts are sold, or otherwise.—Of all which notice is now given, in terms of the Statute.
Notice to the Creditors of William Armour, Tailor and Clothier, in Buchanan-Street, Glasgow.
Glasgow, January 2, 1836.
JAMES TURN BULL, Accountant, in Glasgow, hereby intimates, that his election to the office of Trustee on the sequestrated estate of the said William Armour has been confirmed by the Lord Ordinary officiating on the Bills; and that the Sheriff of Lanarkshire has Appointed Tuesday the 19th day of January current, and Tuesday the 2d day of February next, at Twelve o'clock at Noun each day, within the Sheriff-Clerk's Office, Glasgow, for the public examinations of the Bankrupt and others connected with his affairs.
And the Trustee farther intimates, that general meetings of the said Creditors will be held within the Office of James Drew, Writer, 182, Trongate, Glasgow, on Wednesday the 3d and Wednesday the 17th days of February next, at two o'clock P. M. each day, for choosing Commissioners, and for the other purposes mentioned in the Statute.
Farther, Hit Trustee hereby requires the said Creditors to lodge in hiss hands their claims and vouchers, with oath of verify thereto, at or previous to the said first meeting; certifying, that unless the said productions are made betwixt and the 5th day of October next, being ten mouths after the date of the first deliverance on the petition for sequestration, the party neglecting shall have, no share in the first distribution of the Bankrupts estate,—all in terms of the Statute
Erratum.
In the notice to the Creditors of William Thomson, Draper and Trader, in Annan, inserted in this Gazette on 2d December last, for the Writing Chambers of Charles Harkness, read the Writing-Chambers of Thomas Harkness.
THE COURT FOR RELIEF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS,
N.B.—See the Notice at the end of these Advertisements.
The Matters of the PETITIONS and SCHEDULES of the PRISONERS hereinafter named (the same having been filed in the Court) are appointed to he heard at the Court-House, in Protugal-Street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, on Friday the 29th day of January 1836, at Nine o'Clock in the Forenoon.
James Harting, formerly of No. 2, John-Street, St. James's-Square, Westminster, afterwards of No. 13, Waterloo-Place, Pall-Mall, and of High-Street, and afterwards of Mount Vernon, both in Hampstead, and all in Middlesex, also of Marshgate, Richmond, Surrey, and for a short time residing at Boulogne-sur-Mer, in the Kingdom of France, Conveyancer, and formerly Agent to his Grace the Duke of Norfolk.
George Cottell, formerly of No. 1, Bloom field-Place, Kennington-Oval, Surrey, part of the time employed as a Groom, and part of the lime working with a Horse and Cart on Hire, then residing at Crekerne, in the County of Somerset, keeping Cows on Hire, wife still residing at No. 1, Bloomfield-Place aforesaid, and late.of No. 36, Little Park-Street, Lambeth, Surrey, Groom, and occasionally a Porter.
George Pope, formerly Lodging at the Red Lion Public House, Kilburn, then Lodging at the house of John King, a Milk-Dealer, of Kilburn aforesaid, and late Lodging at the Red Lion Public House aforesaid, all in Middlesex, Hay Jobber and Dealer.
Alexander Maclagan, formerly of No. 156, Regent-Street, and also of Naylor's-Yard, Silver-Street, Golden-Square, both in Middlesex, Upholsterer, then Lodging at No. 23, New Millman-Street, Foundling Hospital, Middlesex, then a Prisoner confined for Debt in Whitecross-Street Prison, London, and late lodging at No. 23, New Millman-Street aforesaid, following no trade or business.
Samuel Lawson, formerly of While Lion-Street, Pentonville, then of Great Alie-Sireet, Goodman's-Fields, both in Middlesex, Clerk and Traveller to Joseph Thorp, of No. 2, Jewry-Street, Aldgate, London, Wholesale Stationer, then Lodging at the Swan with Two Necks Hotel, Lad-Lane, Wood-Street, Cheapside, Author of various Literary Works, and also Clerk and Traveller to Mr. Francis Westley, of Friar-Street, Doctors'-Commons, Bookbinder, and late of No. 30, Lawrence-Lane, Cheapside, all in London, Clerk and Traveller to a aforesaid Joseph Thorp.
David Cohen Macnin, formerly of No. 45, Finsbury-Circus, afterwards of King's Arms-Buildings, Change-Alley, Cornhill, both in the City of London, then of Amsterdam, in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, and late of Copthall-Chambers, Copthall-Court, Throgmorton-Street, London, Merchant and Commission-Agent.
Charles Robins, formerly of Coburgh-Place, Old Kent-Road, Surrey, and of Saint Dunstan's Hill, London, carrying on business in Copartnership with J. J. Mason, under the firm of Mason and Hobins, as Shipping-Agents and Merchants, then of Hath Place, Peckham, Surrey, and of Howford-Buildings, also of Langbourn-Chambers, Fenchurch-Street, then of No. 150, Fenchurch-Street, in the City of London, then of Shackelwell, Middlesex, and of Langbourn-Chambers, Fenchurch-Street aforesaid, then of No. 14, Road-Lane, London, and late of Weston-Hill, Norwood, Surrey, and of No. 24, Cullum-Street, in the City of London, Shipping-Agent and Merchant.
William Hunt, formerly of No. 13, Vigo-Lane, Regent-Street, having Lodgings at No. 5, King's-Row, Knightsbridge, then of No. 4, Stafford-Street, Old Bond-Street, having
