rsrrfWWikti' 17. KT TK TlieEdinbumhGazette. Puirtfeftrtr 6j) gfatltiritg. » •{ y = FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1837. - ooo- Lord Chamberlain's- Office, June 20, 1837- ORDERS for the Court's going into mourning, on Thursday next, the 22d instant, for His late Most Gracious Majesty King William the Fourth, of blessed memory, viz.:— The Ladies to wear black bombazines, plain muslin or long lawn linen, crape hoods, shamoy shoes and gloves, and crape fans. The Gentlemen to wear black cloth, without but- tons on the sleeves and pockets, plain muslin or long lawn cravats and weepers, shamoy shoes and gloves, crape hat- bands, and black swords and buckles. Heralds* College, June 21, 1837- The Earl Marshal's Order for a General Mourn- ing for his late Majesty King William the Fourth. In pursuance of an Order of Her Majesty in Council, the 21st day of June 1837, these are to give public notice, that it is expected, that all per- sons, upon the present occasion of the death of His late Majesty, of blessed and glorious memory, d0 put themselves into decent mourning; the said mourning to begin upon Saturday next the 24th instant. NORFOLK, Earl Marshal. GENERAL ORDER. Horse- Guards, June 20, 1837- Orders for Mourning for the Army for His late Majesty King William the Fourth. Her Majesty does not require that the Officers of the Army should wear any other mourning, with their uniforms, on the present melancholy occasion, than black crape over the ornamental part of the cap or hat, the sword- knot, and on the left arm, with the following exceptions, viz.:— Officers on duty are to wear black gloves, black crape over the ornamental part of the cap or hat, the sword knot, and on the left arm ; the sash covered with black crape, and a black crape scarf over the right shoulder. The drums are to be covered with black crape, and black crape is to be hung from the pike of the colour staff of infantry, and from the standard staff and trumpets of cavalry. When Officers appear at Court in their uniforms, they are to wear black crape over the ornamental part of the cap or hat, the sword- knot, and on the left arm; a black crape scarf over the right shoulder. By command of the Right Honourable the Gene- ral Commanding in Chief, JOHN MACDONALD, Adjutant- General. > J Admiralty, June 20, 1837- Her Majesty does not require that the Officers of the Fleet should wear any other mourning, on the present melancholy occasion, with their un- dress uniforms, than black crape on the left arm, hat, and sword knot; nor with their dress uni- forms, than black gloves, and black crape on the left arm, hat, and sword- knot; nor that the Offi- cers of the Royal Marines should wear any other mourning with their uniforms, than black crape on the left arm, hat, and sword- knot; except on duty5 when they are to wear also black gloves, and the sash covered with black, and a black crape scarf over the right shoulder; and except at Court, when they are to wear black crape on the left arm, hat, and sword- knot, and a black crape scarf over the right shoulder. The drums of the Royal Marines are to be co- vered with black, and a black crape is to be hung from the pike of the divisional colour- staff. ' t M • C. WOOD. htju I ] CEREMONIAL TO BE OBSERVED AT PROCLAIMING HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA AT EDINBURGH, THE 24TH DAY OF JUNE 1837. THE Right Honourable and Honourable the Peers and Judges, and others invited by the Lord Provost and Magistrates of Edinburgh, to assist at the ceremony of Proclaiming Her Majesty QUEEN VICTORIA, will assemble at the Parliament- House, at Half- past Ten o'clock, A. M. The Judges, Magistrates, and others, will appear in their robes and official dresses, and the Knights will wear the decorations of their respective Orders. All persons to be in mourning. At Eleven o'clock carriages will be removed along the line of Procession, and with the exception of those of persons going to join the Procession, will be prevented from plying in the High Street until the ceremonial is concluded. The Procession will be marshalled in the following order, by Marchmont Herald, assisted by Kintyre Pursuivant, and move from the Parliament- House at Twelve o'clock. Advanced Guard of the 14th Light Dragoons Band of the 14th Light Dragoons Party of the 79th Regiment Officer of the High Constables Moderator of the High Constables Party of High Constables, four and four Two State Trumpeters Officer and Bowmaker of the Body Guard of Scotland Band of the Body Guard General Officer commanding the Body Guard of Scotland The Royal Archers, the Body Guard of Scotland, four and four Four State Trumpeters. Pursuivants in their Tabards and Badges Heralds in their Tabards, Collars, and Badges Gentleman Usher in his Mantle, Collar, and Badge City Officers, with their partisans and in their livery coats, two and two City Sword City Mace The Right Hon. the Lord Provost The Sheriff- Depute On the left of the Lord Provost within the City, but on the right without, each carrying a copy of the Proclamation Magistrates and Council of the City, two and two Assessors of the City City Clerks Chamberlain of the City Sheriff- Substitutes Sheriff- Clerk, Justices of Peace for the City The Dean of Guild and Council Master of the Merchant Company and his Assistants Deacon- Convener and Deacons of the Incorporated Trade* Clergy of the City, two and two. University Mace Principal of the University Professors of the University, two and two Rector and Masters of the High School Band of the 79th Regiment Peers, according to their rank, two and two Baronets and Knights Commander of the Forces and Staff- Officers Officers of Navy and Army in uniform Lieutenantcy of the County of Mid- Lothian Macers of the Council and Session and Justiciary, bearing their Maces The Lord Justice- General and Lord President of the Court of Session The Lord Advocate The Lord Justice- Clerk Judges of the Courts of Session and Justiciary The Solicitor- General Principal Clerks of Session Clerks of Justiciary Macer of Exchequer with the Mace Baron of the Court of Exchequer Queen's Remembrancer Par- Keeper of the Faculty of Advocates with his Baton Dean of the Faculty of Advocates Members of the Faculty of Advocates Officer of Writers to the Signet Deputy- Keepers of the Signet Writers to the Signet Preses of the Society of Incorporated Solicitors Solicitors Esquires and Gentlemen Officers of the Magistrates of Portsburgh, with their Partisans Magistrates of Portsburgh Moderator of Constables of Portsburgh Ministers of St. Cuthberts Treasurer of the High Constables Part of the High Constables Party of the 79 th Regiment The streets being lined by the 14th Light Dra- goons and 79th Regiment, the Procession will move to the Royal Exchange, before the entrance of which the advanced guard of Cavalry, party of the 79th Regiment, the Moderator, and High Con- stables, will halt, open ranks, and face inwards, to allow the official part of the Procession ( beginning with the State Trumpeters) to pass into the Ex- change, and up to the balcony, from whence, silence being proclaimed, the Lord Provost and Sheriff will read the proclamation, and Islay Herald will proclaim the style and titles of her Majesty Queen VICTORIA, with a flourish of trumpets and three cheers ; after which the band will play the National Anthem, at which time, by a signal from St. Giles's the great guns in the Castle will commence firing a royal salute, the flag having been hoisted full staff high. Upon descending from the balcony, the Proces- sion will resume the\ same order, and move to the Castle Hill, where they will form a hollow square' within which those officiating will advance into the centre and near the Castle gate, where the same form of proclamation will be followed as took place at the Exchange, with this difference, that the Lord Provost will not read. This second act will be followed by a royal salute. The Procession will resume the same order, and move towards Holyrood- House, and at St. John's Cross will be received by the Magistrates of Can- ongate, attended by their Clerks, and Officers, with their Partizans, along with the Convener, Deacons, and High Constables of Canongate, and Clergymen of Canongate. They will pass into the Procession, and take their station immediately after the Deacons of the Incorporated Trades of the City. Upon reaching the Palace the same form will be repeated, proclamation being made in front of the Palace. Upon the conclusion of which, another royal salute will be fired from the Castle. The Heralds, Pursuivants, and Trumpeters, ac- companied by the Sheriff- Substitute of Leith, and Sheriff- Clerk, will here leave the procession, and repair to the Pier and Shore, where, after being joined by the Provost and Magistrates of Leith, who will receive them at the bounds of the Burgh, they will make proclamation in like manner and form, the Provost and Sheriff- Substitute reading the proclamation. The Procession will return in the same order, but inverted ( with the exception of the Lord Pro- vost and Magistrates' part, including the Body- Guard, who will continue in the same order as before), the advanced guard of Cavalry taking the front to clear the way. Upon reaching the door of the Parliament House, the head of the Procession will halt, open out, and face inwards, so as to allow the Procession to pass through between them, and following as their front is cleared, so as to enter the Parliament House in the same order in which they left it. The ceremony will conclude with the persons present signing the Proclamation. JAMES TYTLER, Lyon- Depute. OFFICE OF THE LORD LYON, EDINBURGH, 23d June 1837. L > » 7 ] FOREIGN- OFFICE, June 17, 1837- The King has been graciously pleased to appoint Henry Bonar, Esq. to be His Majesty's Consul at Philadelphia. BANKRUPTS PROM TH K I. ONUON OAZETTR- John Deane, of Sidney Square, Commercial Road, Middlesex, pasteboard- manufacturer and vender of druggists' sundries. Charles Stanbridge, William Forbes Marshall, and Thomas Robinson Williams, of Lamb's Build, ings, Bunhill Row, Middlesex, manufacturers of artificial skins and japanned silk- wares. Francis Smith, of Crawford Street, Mary- le- bone, Middlesex, linen- draper. Edward Beetham, of Portsmouth Chambers, Lin- colns Inn, Fields, Middlesex, bill- broker and money- scrivener. William Spicer, of Little Saint Andrew Street, Saint Giles in the Fields, Middlesex, licenced victualler. Richard Rathbone, of Moor Street, Birmingham, Warwick, spade- maker. Thomas Harding, of Moland Street, Birming- ham, Warwick, gun- maker, Charles Humberston and Samuel Frodsham, of Liverpool, Lancaster, commission- merchants. Joseph Kirk the elder and Joseph Kirk the young, er, both of Leeds, York, tin- plate- workers and braziers. George Brook, John Raper, and Benjamin Brook, all of Leeds, York, ironfounders and machine makers. Manford Nott, of Saint Lawrence, Reading, Berks, toy- dealer. George Bryant, of Winterbourne, Gloucester, maltster. John Freer, of Syston, Leicester, hosier and grocer. John Winnington, of Chorlton- upon- Medlock, Manchester, Lancaster, druggist, hackney- coach proprietor, and livery- stable- keeper. John Atkinson, of Barrowford, Colne, Lancaster, cotton- manufacturer. John Wilson, of Manchester, Lancaster, butcher. William Eggleston, of Hulme, and also of Auden- shaw, Lancaster, common- brewer. John Thelwall, of Millhouses, Wirksworth, Derby, hat- manufacturer. John Burman, of Birmingham, Warwick, linen- draper. William Baker, of Kidderminster, Worcester, and of Noble Street, London, carpet- manufacturer. Joseph Browne, of Manchester, Lancaster, tobacco- nist and lodging- housekeeper. Bankruptcy Annulled. David Longsdon, late of Castle Street, Southwark, Surrey, furrier. NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OP The Deceased ANDREW HUNTER SPREUL CRAW. FURD, of Cowdonhill. JAMES KERR, Accountant in Glasgow, Trustee under the trust- deed executed by Mr. Crawfurd on 11th March 1811, herehy requests a meeting of the Creditors en- titled to claim tinder said trust, to be held within his office, No. 11, Miller Street, on Friday the 7th day of July next, at one o'clock, P. M. to consider the measures necessary to be adopted, in consequence of Mr. Crawfurd's death, for wind- ing up the affairs of the estate- It is particularly requested that Creditors who cannot attend personally will authorise a . Mandatory to act for them. Glasgow, June 20, 1837. FIRST NOTICE SECOND TERM. IN the Process of Ranking and Sale at the instance of Robert Smith, Solicitor in Inverness, and George Cameron, also Solicitor in Inverness, Trustees of the De- ceased CAMPBELL MACKINTOSH, Esquire, of Dalmigavie, and Town- Clerk of Inverness, and His Majesty's Advocate for His Majesty's interest, against Miss MABJOUY M, IC- OUEEN, only Child of the deceased Donald Macqueen, Captain in the Service of the Honourable the East India Company, eldest Son and Heir of the deceased Donald Mac- queen, Esquire, of Corrybrough, as Heir of her said Father and Grandfather, and others,— The Lord Ordinary was pleased, by interlocutor of this date, to assign * the first ' Box- day in the ensuingwacation to the whole Creditors of ' the Bankrupts to produce their claims, rights, and dili- ' gences, competent to them respectively against the Barik- ' rtipt or his estate, and whole vouchers thereof, and that ' for the SECOND TERM ; with certification, that what ' writs shall not be produced, shall be held as false and ' forged, in so far as they may affect the Bankrupt's estate, e and the interest of the Creditors therein, who have pro- ' duced, or who shall produce their rights and diligences ' affecting the same.'— Of which notice is hereby given to all interested. Second Division— Lord Ordinary, Jeffrey. Menzies, Clerk. A. D. FRASER, W. S. Common- Agent. Edinburgh, June 20, 1837. NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF MORRISON and WILSON, Smiths and Ironmongers, High Street, Edinburgh, and William Morrison and George Wilson, lately Smiths and Ironmongers there, Individual Partners of that Company. AT a meeting of the said Creditors held this day, an of- fer of Composition was made on the debts due by the said Morrison and Wilson at the date of the seques- tration, with security; which offer having been unanimous- ly entertained by the meeting, the Trustee intimates, that another meeting will be held within the Old Signet Hall, Royal Exchange, Edinburgh, on Tuesday the 11tb day of July next, at two o'clock afternoon, for the purpose of de- ciding thereon, with or without amendment. SMITH & KINNEAR, W. S. Agents. Edinburgh, June 17, 1837. NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF JOSEPH REVEL PENNINGTON, Tailor and Clothier in Glasgow. JAMES DRUMMOND, Merchant in Glasgow, Trustee upon the sequestrated estate of the said Joseph Revel Pennington, hereby intimates, that a general meeting of the Creditors will be held within the Writing- chambers of Mac- lachlan and Steele, 6, South Hanover Street, Glasgow, upon Thursday the 13th day of July next, at two o'clock p. M for the purpose of again considering and finally deciding upon the offer of composition made by the said J. R. Pen- nington, with or without amendment. Glasgow, June 21, 1837- NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF The Deceased JOHN CASSELLS, formerly Distiller at Kepp. rpHOMAS SCOTT, Accountant in Edinburgh, Trustee on the sequestrated estate of the said John Cassells, hereby intimates, that hix accounts have been audited bv the Commissioners, and that the same, witb a scheme of the funds recovered, and division thereof, and a state showing that the affairs of the sequestration have been brought to a close, will lie for the inspection of all concerned, at the Trustee's chambers, No. 3, Gayfield Square, Edinburgh, from this date, till Tuesday the 1st day of August next ; and that a final dividend will on that day be paid at the chambers of the Trustee, to the Creditors whose debts have been ranked on the estate, in terms of Law. Edinburgh, June 23, 1837. KING'S AND LORD TREASURER'S REMEMBRANCER'S OFFICE, Exchequer Chambers, Edinburgh, June 20, 1837- NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned, that MAR- GARET MAXWELL, residing in Campbeltown, Ar- gyleshire, has applied to the Lords Commissioners of His - Majesty's Treasury, for a Gift of the Estate of the Reve- rend JAMES CATTENACH, late Catholic Priest in Campbeltown, which has fallen to the Crown as XJUimus Hares. NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF HUGH SAMSON, Merchant and Manufacturer in Dundee. THE Court of Session, ( Second Division), this day se- questrated the whole estate and effects of the said Hugh Samson, and appointed his Creditors to meet within Denham's Hotel, Dundee, on Monday the 3d July next, at one o'clock afternoon, to name an Interim Factor ; and also on Monday the 17' h July next, at the same place and hour, to name a Trustee Of which notice is hereby given to all concerned. Edinburgh, June 22, 1837- NOTICE , TO THE CREDITORS OF GEORGE SAMSON, Merchant and Manufacturer in Dundee. T'HE Court of Session ( Second Division), this day seques- trated the whole estates and effects, heritable and moveable, real and personal, belonging to the said George Samson, and appointed his Creditors to meet in Denham's Hotel, Dundee, on Friday the 30th June current, at one o'clock afternoon, to name an Interim Factor; and also on Friday the 14th July next, at the same place and hour, to name a Trustee Of which notice is hereby given to all concerned. Edinburgh, June 22, 1837. NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF The CULCREUCH COTTON COMPANY, carrying on Business in Glasgow as Cotton. Spinners, and Alexander Graham Speirs of Cnlcreuch, Merchant in Glasgow, the Individual Partner of the said Culcreuch Cotton Company, as such Partner, and also as an Individual. HENRY BROCK, Accountant in Glasgow, hereby in- timates, that he has been confirmed Trustee on the sequestrated estates of the said Cnlcreuch Cotton Company, and Alexander Graham Speirs, the individual partner of said Company, and as an individual, and that the Sheriff of Lanarkshire has fixed Friday the 7th and Friday the 21st days of July next, at 12 o'clock noon each day, within the Sheriff- clerk's office at Glasgow, for the public examination* of the Bankrupt and others connected with his affairs, in terms of the Statute. The Trustee further intimates, that in terms of the Statute, a general meeting of the Creditors of the said Company and individual partner will be held within the writing- office of Alexander Morrison, 2, Exchange Court, Glasgow, upon Saturday the 22d day of July next, at 11 o'clock forenoon, and that another meeting will be held, at the same place and hour, upon the Sth day of A ugust there- after, to name Commissioners, and for the other purposes mentioned in the Statute. And the Trustee hereby re- quires the Creditors to produce in his hands their claims and vouchers or grounds of debt, with oaths of verity thereto; with certification, that unless produced on or before the 26th day of March next, being ten months from the date of sequestration, the party neglecting will have no share in the first distribution of the estate. Glasgow, June 21, 1837. NOTICE TO THE CREOrTORS OF EDWARDS and DAVIE, Manufacturers and Rope and Twine Spinners in Dundee, and of John Edwards and William Davie, as Partners of the said Company, and as Individuals. DAVID LINDSAY, Millspinner in Dundee, hereby intimates, that he has been oonfirmed Trustee on the sequestrated estates of the said Bankrupts, and that the Sheriff- Substitute of Forfarshire ( Dundee District) has fixed Thursday the 6th day of July next, at 11 o'clock forenoon, and Thursday the 20th day of July next, at 12 o'clock noon, within the Sheriff's Room, Town- Hall, Dun- dee, for the public examinations of the Bankrupts and others connected with their affairs. The Trustee farther intimates, that a general meeting of the Creditors of the said Edwards and Davie, and of the individual partners of the said Company, will beheld within the writing- chambers of John Bell, Writer in Dundee, on Friday the 21st day of July next, at 12 o'clock noon, and that another meet- ing of the Creditors will be held within the writing- cham. bers of the said John Bell, on Saturday the 5th day of August next, at the same hour, to name Commissioners, and for the other purposes mentioned in the Statute. And the Trustee hereby requires the Creditors to lodge with him their claims and grounds of Debt, with oaths of verity, at or previous to the said first meeting ; certifying, that those fail- ing to do so betwixt and the 24th day of March next, being ten months from the date of the sequestration, will be ex- cluded from any share of the first dividend. Dundee, June 21, 1837- [ 198 1 NOTICE TO THE CREDITOFLS OP JOHN and GEORGE COUSIN, Builders, Edinburgh, as a Company, and of John and George Cousin, Partners thereof, as Individuals. THE Trustee on the sequestrated estates of the said Company and individuals, with consent of the Com- missioners, hereby intimates, that a general meeting of the Creditors on said estates will be held within the Old Sig- net Hall, Royal Exchange, Edinburgh, on Wednesday the 12th day of July next, at two o'clock afternoon, to con sider an offer of composition made by the Bankrupts. Edinburgh, June 22, 1837- Notices of Cessio Bonorum. NOTICE. ARCHIBALD LAMONT, Warehouseman in Glasgow, and an individual partner of Neil Morrison and Co. Warehousemen there, has presented a Petition to the She- riff of Lanarkshire, praying for decree of Cessio Bonorum and liberation of Jail, and his Creditors arc hereby required to appear in Court, within the Sheriff- clerk's office, GO, Stockwell Street, Glasgow, upon Monday the 24th July next, at 12 o'clock noon, when the Petitioner will appear for examination. W. RENISON, Agent. Glasgow, June 22, 1837- NOTICE. ROBERT PARKER, Moulder, Carron, present Pri- soner in the Tolbooth of Stirling, hereby intimates, that he has raised a process of Cessio Bonorum before the Sheriff of the County of Stirling, and that his Lordship has fixed the 2d day of August next, at 11 o'clock forenoon, within the ordinary Court- place at Falkirk, for public ex- amination, at which his Creditors are hereby requested to attend, in terms of the Statute. HENRY AITKEN, Agent. Falkirk, June 20, 1837. NOTICE is hereby given, that DUNCAN M'GILLI- VRAY, Drysalter in Paisley, applied of this date to the Sheriff- Substitute of the Upper Ward of Renfrewshire, for the benefit of Cessio Bonorum, who directed intimation thereof to be given ; and that the Petitioner's Creditors are required to meet within the Court- room of Paisley, on Tuesday the 25th day of July next, at 11 o'clock forenoon, for his examination. Also, that the Petitioner had applied for interim protection, against the granting of which, Cre- ditors will be heard. Paisley, June 19, 183". NOTICE. and Mer- chant, Arbroath, has raised a process of Cessio Bono• mm against his Creditors before the Sheriff of Forfarshire, and he hereby cites all and each of his Creditors to appear before the said Sheriff, in his Court- room, Forfar, on Thurs- day the 27tli day of July next, at 12 o'clock noon, appointed for the public examination of the said Alexander Langlands, and all the Pursuer's boiks, papers and documents, are lodged with the Sheriff- clerk for the inspection of the Pursuer's Creditors Of which notice is hereby given in terms of the Statute. THOMAS CARNABY, Agent. NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OP PETER DUNLOP, Baker in Grahamston. THE said Peter Dunlop, on the 22d day of June cur- rent, presented a petition to the Sheriff of Stirling- shire, praying for decree of Cessio Bonorum in his favour, and for interim protection from the diligence of his Credit- ors ; upon which Petition, the Sheriff- Substitute of said Shire, of the same date, pronounced a deliverance, appoint- ing the said Peter Dunlop to publish Notice in the Edin- burgh Gazette, intimating that said Petition has been pre- sented, and requiring all his Creditors to appear within the ordinary Court Place at Falkirk, on the 9th day of August next, at 11 o'clock forenoon, and ordained the said Peter Dunlop then and there to appear in presence of the Sheriff or his Substitute, for public examination, in terms of the Statute C & 7, William IV, cap. 56. FRANCIS STEEL, Agent for Petitioner. Falkirk, June 22, 1837- NOTICE. f I^ HE Partnership carried on by the Subscribers, under J. the Firm of THOMAS CRAIG and CO. Tobacco and Snuff Manufacturers in Aberdeen, is now DISSOLV- ED. All debts due by and to the Concern will be settled by Mr. Craig, who continues the Business in his own name, and on his own account. THO. CRAIG, WM. JOHNSTON, Jur. JOHN FINNIE, Witness. ALEXR. I/ AIVS, Witness. Aberdeen, June 20, 1837- NOTICE. ROBERT LOURIE, Farmer, Braehead, Lanarkshire, has raised a process of Cessio Bonorum and for inter- im protection against his Creditors, before the Sheriff of Lanarkshire, and he hereby requires all his Creditors to ap. pear before the said Sheriff, within the Sheriff- Court- house, Hamilton, on the 27th day of July next, at 12 o'clock noon, being the time and place appointed for the public examina- tion of the said Robert Lourie Of which notice is herehy given, in terms of the Statute. WM. GEBBIE, Agent. Strathaven, June 21, 1837. T DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERY. Edinburgh, June 20, 1837. HE Partnership which, for several years, has been carried on between William Campbell, W. S. and James Ogilvie Mack, S. S. C. under the Firm of CAMP- BELL and MACK, was this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent. The Business will, in future, be carried on by Mr. Mack, who will discharge all debts due by the Com pany, and who is hereby empowered to receive and dis. charge all debts owing to the Company. WILL. CAMPBELL J. O. MACK. WM. SCOTT, Witness. WM. BRAND, Witness. DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERY. ^ HE Copartnery carried on in Greenock, under the T Firm of BURNS and M'KECHNIE, Masons, on the 28th day of November 1835, DISSOLVED, of mu- tual consent. ROBERT BURNS. JOHN M'KECHNIE. H. M'ILWRAITII, Writer, Witness, A. SWAN, Junr. Witness. Greenock, June 10, 1837. HE Subscriber having Sold his Shares, ceased to be a Partner of the EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW UNION CANAL COMPANY, from and after the 13th June 1837. PETER BELL. WM. STEEL, Witness. JOHN BALLANTYNE, Witness. Edinburgh, June 23, 1837. NOTICE. ri^ HE Copartnery Business which was carried on by the JL Subscribers, under the Firm of J- and A. HEPBURN, Manufacturers in Glasgow, was DISSOLVED by mutual consent on the 29th May last, and the Subscriber, John Hepburn, is authorised to receive and discharge all debts due to and by the said Company. JOHN HEPBURN. ADAM HEPBURN. JAMES GRJBME, Witness. ROBT WILKIE, Witness. DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERY. rriHE Copartnery carried on here by the Subscribers, as JL Cabinet- Makers and Upholsterers, under the firm of LILBURN, BAIRD, and COMPANY, is this day DIS- SOLVED by mutual consent. The Subscriber, Francis Steel, is alone authorised to receive payment of the debts due to the Company, and by whom the debts due by the Company will be paid. JA. BAIRD. WM. COLLEDGE, Witness. ALEX. M'GRIGOR, Witness. Glasgow, June 20, 1837- FRANCIS STEEL. NOTICE. riIHE Subscriber, Charles Neaves, Deputy- Clerk of Jus- ticiary, hereby intimates, that he has ceased to be a Partner of the NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, having Sold and Transferred his Shares in that Concern, on or about the 29th day of January 1835 years. C. NEAVES. WILLM. DRYSDALE, Witness. GEO. MACQUEEN, Witness. Edinburgh, June 22, 1837- NOTICE. THE Subscriber, Charles Neares, Advocate, hereby inti- mates, that he has ceased to be a Partner of the NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, having Sold and Transferred his Shares in that Concern, on or about the 8th day of October 1830. Also, that he has ceased to be a Partner of the SCOT- TISH UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, having Sold and Transferred his Shares in that Concern, on or about the 18th day of October 1831. WM. COWPER, Witness. ALEX. PEARSON, Witness. Edinburgh, June 22, 1837. 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