MONTHLY OBITUARY. List of them ont-street, Mrs. Athill, relict of the late John Athill, Esq. of the Island of Antigua, aged 86. Lately, at Scorton, Yorkshire, John Rider Wood, Esq. one of the partners in the Richmond and Leyburn banks. Lately, in the Adelphi, Lady Anderson, relict of Sir John William Anderson, Bart. Lately, in George-square, Edinburgh, Sir Patrick Inglis, Bart. Lately, at Chelsea, James Glenie, Esq. F.R.S. aged 67. Lately. at Little Walmer, Essex, aged 74, Mr. Evander Woolsteenholme Jenkyns. APRIL 21. At Calcutta, Brevet Lient.col. Joseph Frederick Desbanes, C.B. of the 87th foot. JUNE 25. At Bengal, Captain Henry Christopher, late commander of the Hon. East India Company's ship Sir William Pulteney. His urbanity of manners and friendly disposition will cause him to be long remembered and regretted in a very wide circle of his friends and acquain-tance. Nov. 12. At Stanmore, William Bensley, Esq. 16. At Twickenham, Mrs. Gray, aged 70. 17. At John Hall's, Esq. Montaguesquare, John Esdaile, Esq. youngest son of the late Sir James Esdaile. 19. At Bath, Isaac Dobree. Esq. of the island of Guernsey, and late of Pembroke College, Oxford, aged 25. 19. The Rev. H. W. Chulthurt, D.D. vicar of Halifax for 27 years. 22. In the 13th year of his age, Master Francis Nichols, chorister of St. Paul's cathedral, 23. Alexander Menzies. Esq. of Bricklane, Bethnal green, aged 68. 24. At Isleworth, the Rev. Edward Scott, D.D. late fellow of Queen's College, Oxford, aged 58. 25. At Paris, Foley, son of the Hon. Captain George Elliott, R.N. 26. In Albemarle-street, the Rev. Thomas Colib, A. M. rector of Ightham, and vicar of Sittingbourne, Canterbury, prebendary of Chichester, and one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the county of Kent, aged 44. 28. At East Barkwith, near Wragby, the Rev. Arthur Bonson, aged 76. DEC. 1. Mr. William Gibbon, sen, of Gateshead, miller, aged 83. At Weekly, Northamptonshire, the Rev. John Eastwicke, vicar of that parish, and rector of Little Oakley, in the same county, aged 58. 6. At Norwood, Mr. James Lawson, of Dove-court, Lombard-street, aged 30. Hle was taken ill of a complaint in the windpipe, or quinsy, and died within forty eight hours of the first attack, leaving a disconsolate widow and eight children. Mr. Jones, of St. Mary Axe. 7. In Leicester-square, Thomas Parker, Esq. Alderman and Deputy Recorder of Kidwelly, Caermarthenshire, aged 56. In Bond-street, Vice-admiral William Bligh, F.R.S. of Farningham House, Kent, aged 63. 7. At Brighton, W. S. Lemage, Esq. Clerk to the Board of Overseers of the parish of St. Martin in the Fields. 7. In Gloucester-place, Portman-square, Samuel Wild, Fsq, aged 60. 69. At Woodford, Major Wright, Esq. aged 16. In Chester-place, Kennington, Rob. Skelton, Esq. secretary to the Westminster Life and British Fire Insurance Offices. 23. 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Threadneedle-st.] Nov. 29. i AMBROSE, THOS. and Co. Botolph-la. winemerchants, Jan. 10. [Carpenter, Church-co, Old Jewry.] Nov. 29. ARNOLD, DAN. and NATH. Bristol, parchmentmanufacturers, Jan. 17, Commercial Rooms, Bristol. [Beran and Co. Bristol; and Bourdillon and Co. Bread st.] Dec. 6. AINSWORTH, ROB. and Co. Bolholt, Lancashire, whitsters, Jan. 20, Bridge, Little Bolton. [Boardman and Co. Bolton; and Meddowcroft, Gray'sinn-sq.] Dec. 9. BARTLETT, RICH. Vincent-sq. Westminster, wheelwright, Jan. 10. [Templer and Co. Burrst. East Smithfield.] Nov. 29. BEARD, WM. JOHŇ, Phænix-ya. Cavendish-sq. smith, Jan. 10. [Hartley, New Bridge-st.] Nov. 29. BATH, W. Esher, Surrey, victualler, Jan. 13. [Edwards and Co. Bloomsbury-sq.] Dec. 2. BAILEY, EDM. Preshute, Wilts, parchmentmaker, Jan. 24, Town Hall, Marlborough. [Ward and Co. Marlborough; and Bishop, Gray's-innsq.1 Dec. 13. BRUCE, ALEX. and Co. London, army-clothiers, Feb. 9. [Price and Co. Old Square, Lincoln'sinn.] Dec. 29. CHARLTON, GEO. York, tailor, Jan. 10, Wheatsheaf, Castle gate, York. [Gamble, York; and Freame and Co. Temple.] Nov. 29. COHEN, EMANUEL, HYMAN, Brighthelmstone, Sussex, schoolmaster, Jan. 17, Old Ship, Brighthelmstone. [Attree, Brighthelmstone; and Sowtor, Gray's-inn. Dec. 6. COLLYER, ROB. Cheltenham. Gloucester, porterdealer, Jan. 5, 6, and 27, George, Cheltenham. [Newmarsh and Co. Cheltenham; and King, Serjeant,s-inn Dec. 16. CLARK, JOHN, Quebec, merchant, Jan. 3 and $1, [James, Bucklersbury.] Dec. 20.. DEACON, WM. Parker row, Bermondsey, baker, Jan. 17. [Sandorn, Butt-la. Deptford.] Dec. 6. DURHAM, FRAN. jan. King st. Covent-gar. milliner, Jan. 17. [Crofts, Foley-st. Portland-pl.] Dec. 6. DOSWELL, JOHN, Winchester, Southampton, butcher, Jan. 20, George, Winchester. [Godwin, Winchester; and Emly, Essex-co. Temple.] Dec. 9. DODMAN, MATT. Thornham, Norfolk, shopkeeper, Jan. 94, Guildhall, King's Lynn. [Willis and Co. Warnford-co. Throgmorton-st.] Dec. 13. ELLIOTT, ROB. jun. Ilminster, Somerset, milier, Jan. 17, George, Ilminster. [Baker, Ilminster; and Hine, Essex co. Temple.] Dec. 6. ELLIOTT. JAS. Southampton, currier, Jan. 17. (Ballachy and Co. Angel-co. Thiogmorton-st.] c. 6. ILLIS, JOHN ADIGAIL, Great Yarmouth, vintner, Jan. 24, Black Lion, Great Yarmouth. [Palmaer, Great Yarmouth; and Swaine and Co. Frederick'spl. Old Jewry.] Dec. 13. FRENCH, SAM. Merriott, Somersetshire, miller, Jan. 17, George, Crewkerne. [Murly, Crewkerne; and Alexander and Co. New-inn.] Dec. 6. FUTTIT, WM. Worksop, Nottingham, butcher, Jan. 17, Red Lion, Work-op. [Beardshaw, Worksop; and Allen, Carlisle-st. Soho.] Dec. 6. FRODSHAM, SAM. Frodskam, Cheshire, draper, Jan. 20, Palace, Manchester. (Healey, Manchester; and Willis and Co. Warnford co.] Dec. 9. GROVE, JOS. Drúry-la. grocer, Jan. 10. [Wright, Fenchurch st.] Nov. 29. GREENSMITH, JOS. Cark, Lancashire, cinder. buruer, Jan. 5. 6, and 20. White Hart, Lanca. shire. [Baldwin and Co. Lancashire; and Alexander and Co. New-inn.] Dec. 9. HARDING, GEO. and Co. Liverpool, brewers, Jan. 2, 3, and 10, George, Liverpool. [Gunnery, Liverpool; and Chester, Staple-inn.] Nor. 29. HARRISON, JACOB, Leeds, merchant, Jan. 10. [Highmore, Scott's-ya. Bush-la. Cannon-st.] Nov. 29. HANDEY, JAS. Hornsey-la. near Highgate, dealer in drugs, Jan. 17. [Martindale, Gray's-ino-sq-] Dec. 6. HOLT, RICH. Lymm, Cheshire, draper and tailor, Jan. 20, George, Warrington. [Bover and Co. Warrington; and Leigh and Co. New Bridge-st.] Dec. 9. HAYWOOD, JOHN, Cheltenham, grocer, Jan, 94, Bell, Cheltenham. [Frowd and Co. Serle-at. Lincoln's-inn.] Dec. 15. HARDY, ROB. Chorlton-row, Manchester, stonemason, Jan. 6, 7, and 31, Dog, Manchester. [Hadfield, Manchester; and Hurd and Co. Temple.] Dec. 20 HUGHES PETER, Spratts Slade, Stafford, innkeeper, Jan. 20, 21, and 91, Roebuck, Newcastleunder-Lyne. [Leigh, Wood-st Cheapside; and Cooke, Lane End Potteries.] Dec. 20." JACKSON, JOHN BROCKBANK, Liverpool, cooper, Jan. 7, 8, and $1, York, Liverpool. [Leigh and Co. New Bridge-st.; and Gregory, Liverpool.] Dec. 80. KIRK, SAM. Leeds, ale-house-keeper, Jan. 19, Court House, Leeds. [Battye, Chancery-la.] Dec. 2. KIRKBY, JOHN, Leeds, merchant, Jan. 94, Sessions House, Leeds. [Granger and Co. Leeds; and Lake, Dowgate hill.] Dec. 13. KIRKMAN, EDW. Portsmouth, milliner, Jan.'s and 24. [Williams, Cursitor-st. Chancery-la.] Dec. 13. LINGFORD, JOHN, Frith-st. Solo, truss-manufacturer, Jan. 10. [Cannon and Co. Leicester-ph! Nov. 29. LLOYD, STEP. THOS Leather-la. Holborn, bookseller, Jan. 10. [Drew and Sons, Bermondsey-st. Southwark.] Nov. 29. LLOYD, T. H. Thornton Heath, Croydon, clothier, Jan. 13. [Carpenter, Church passage, 04 Jewry.] Dec. 2. LANGBORN, JOHN, Manchester, merchant, Jan. 17, Albion, Manchester. [Dicas and Co. Manchester ; and Longdill and Co. Gray's-inn.] Dec. 6. LAWRENCE, DAN. Chard, Somersetshire, linendraper, Jan. 5, 6, and 20, Angel, Chard. [Clarke, Chard; and King and Co. Bedford-row.] Dec. 9. LADBROOKE, JOHN, Drayton, Warwick, farmer, Jan. 27, King's Head, Coventry. [Carter, Coventry; and Been, Rugby, Warwick.1 Dec. 16. MANNERS, JOS. and Co. Sheffield, York, edgetool-manufacturers, Jan. 10, Angel, Sheffield. [Haywood, Sheffield; and Bigg, Southamptonbu. Chancery la.] Nov. 29. MARTIN, PÁT. Oxford-st. bookseller, Jan. 17. [Howell, Symond's-inn, Chancery-la.] Dec. 6. MARSHALL, JOS. Checkheaton, York, clothier, Jan. 8, Sessions House, Leeds, Jan. 10 and 31, Black Bull, Gomersall. [Evans, Hatton-garden; and Carr, Gomersall.] Dec. 20. NEWMAN, EDW. Lambeth-marsh, brewer, Jan. 10. [Russell, Lant-st. Southwark.] Nov. 29. NEEDHAM, ELLIS, St. Mary-axe, merchant, Jan. 24. [Leigh and Co. New Bridge-st. Black-friars.] Dec. 13. PATERSON, RICH. and Co. Harrow-road, Paddington, nurserymen, Jan. 10. [Clutton and Co. High-st. Southwark.] Nov. 29. POLLOCK, ROB. Watling-st. merchant, Jan. 10. [Hutchinson, Crown-co. Threadneedle-st.] Nov. 29. PAYANT, CHAS, Manchester, auctioneer, Jan. 17, White Bear, Manchester. [Hewitt, Manchester; and Hurd and Co. Temple.] Dec. 6. PAYNE, WM. York-st. Westminster, cheese. monger, Jan. 24. [Knight, Kensington; and Popkin, Dean-st. Soho.] Dec. 13. RYAN, JOS. Liverpool, merchant, Jan. 1, 2, and 10, George, Liverpool. [Pritt and Co. Liverpool; and Blackstock and Co. Temple.] Nov. 29. RAVENSHAW, THOS. Liverpool, grocer, Jan. 7, 8, and 31, York, Liverpool. [Dacie and Co. Pals. grave-pl. Temple; and Gregory, Liverpool.] Dec. ROGERS, JAS. Newland, Gloncester, tanner, Jan. 31, Greyhound, Hereford. [Platt, New Boswell-co. Lincoln's-inn; and James and Co. Hereford.] Dec. 20. RICHARDBY, JAS. Durham, joiner, Jan. 20, 21, and Feb. 3, Wheatsheaf, Durham. [Hines, Durham; and Wilson, Greville-st.] Dec. 23. STEELE, R. Bristol, druggist, Jan. 13. [Pearse and Co. St. Swithin's-la.] Dec. 9. SETREE, H. John-st. Holborn, money-scrivener, Jan. 13. Shaw and Co. Staple-inn.] Dec. 2. SUTTON, ROB. Hampton Wick, Middlesex, linendraper, Jan. 17. (Jones, Size.la.] Dec. 6. STEPHENS, JAS, Collingwood-st. Black-friars, Dec. 6. TAYLOR, ROB. Pentonville, stage-master, Jan. 24. [Coleman, Furnival's-inn, Holborn.] Dec. 13% TRAVERS, JOHN, and Co. of Newton and Lower Whitley, Cheshire, millers, Jan. 14, 15, and Feb. 3. George, Warrington. [Dodd, Warrington ; and Hurd and Co. Temple.] Dec. 25. WEAVER, EDW. and Co. Gloucester, pin-manufacturers, Jan. 10, Booth Hall, Gloucester. [Tovey and Co. Gloucestershire; and Vizard and Co. Lincoln's inn fields.] Nov. 29. WARD, JOS. Liverpool, grocer, Jan. 1, 2, and 10, George, Dale-st. Liverpool. [Bird, Castle-ditch, Liverpool.] Nov. 29. WADDELL, THOS. Bow-la. warehouseman, Jan. 10. [Hurst, Milk-st. Cheapside.] Nov. 29. WADE, W. Holland-st. Oxford-st. baker, Jan. 19. [Arundell, Chancery-la.] Dec. 2. WALE, THOS. Lutterworth, Leicester, draper, Jan. 17, King's Head, Coventry. [Watson, Lutter. worth; and Chilton, Chancery-la.] Dec. 6. WHITMORE, DAV. Hurdsfield, Cheshire, cottonspinner, Jan. 20, Macclesfield Arms, Macclesfield. [Loney, Macclesfield; and Hurd and Co. Temple.] Dec. 9. WHITE, HEN. Warminster, Wiltshire, linendraper, Jan. 20. [Dawes and Co. Angel-co. Throgmorton-st.] Dec. 9. WHITEBREAD, WM. Bath, coal-nerchant, Jan. 24, Christopher, Bath. [Physick, Bath; and Burfott, King's Bench-walk.] Dec. 13. WHITE, MAKK, Lowndham, Nottingham, bleacher, Jan. 27, Lion, Nottingham. Foxcroft and Co. Nottingham; and Chippendale, Great Queenst. Lincoln's-inn.] Dec. 16. WOOO, JOS. Liverpool, merch.nt, Jan. 15 and Feb. 3. [Hull, Chiswell-st. Finsbury-sq.] Dec. 23. WYLIE, HEN. and Co. Abchurch-la, merchants, Jan. 3, 10, and Feb. 3. [Wright, Fenchurch-st.] Des. 29. WILLIAMS, THOS. Leadenhall-st. broker, Jan. 3, 10, and Feb. 3. [Kearsey and Co. Bishopsgate-st.] Dec. 23. WINGFIELD, JAS. Long-la. West SmithЯeld, saddlbr, Jan. 6 and Feb. 3. [Allen, Frederick's-pl, Old Jewry.] Dee. 23. AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF DIVIDENDS, FROM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, TO TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1817. ADLINGTON, J. Chesterfield, Dec.frown, S. Shad Thames, Dec. 30 Anderson, A. Philpot la. Jan. 3: Adnam, K. jun. Leekhampsteed, Jan. 6 Burgess, J. Enfield, Jan. 3 Dec. 19 Burke, G. Stratford-on-Avon, Dec. 29 Baillie, G. and Co. Finsbury-pl.) Banks, G. Plymouth Dock, Dec. 3 Blancheney, L. Dover-st. Jan. 3 Jan. 3 Bracken, R. and L. Packer's-co. Dec. 27 Brewer, S. K. Henrietta-st. Jan. 6 Budd, P. Plymouth Dock, Dec. 22 Berrian, E. St. Ives, Dec. 28 Baale, W. Hertfordshire, Dec. 23 Bush, J. Thatcham, Jan. 9 Cowen, B. Bishopsgate st. Dec. 16 Copland, R. jun. Liverpool, Jan. 29 23 Davies, R. New Bond-st. Dec. 27 |