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Petition of Livingston and Campbell, Grocers and Traders in Glasgow, in Company, and of Archibald Livingston and Angus Campbell as Individuals, and of Alexander M'Lean, Esq; of Shuna, asking the Court to sequestrate their real and personal estate under the Act of 1765

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Petition of Matthew Wiggins and creditors asking the Court to sequestrate his estate in Scotland under the bankrupt act, as assignees under commission of bankrupt issued against him

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Petition of Louis Ruffin, Tambour-manufacturer, and John Kirkland, Merchant, asking the Court to award sequestration of Ruffin's estate under the 1790 Act, and to order the creditors' meeting in Glasgow.

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Petition of George Robertson, Merchant in Dumfries, and Samuel Partridge, Merchant in Glasgow, asking the Court to sequestrate the petitioner's real and personal estate under the 1779 Act for creditor relief.

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Petition of James Heriot, asking the Court to sequestrate his estate real and personal under the 23rd act of his Majesty, with concurrence of Messrs Robert and Alexander Shirreff, creditors.

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Petition of Alexander Carson asking the Court to recall the sequestration of the estates of High Arkland, Dildawn, and others, and to remit to Lord Alva Ordinary to audit the judicial factor's accounts.

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Petition of David Smith, asking the Court to remit his bond of caution for lands purchased at judicial sale, under statutory provisions permitting consignment to bank to secure exoneration.

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Petition of Arthur Gray, Esq. asking the Court to exoner and discharge him and his cautioners from the bond granted for the purchase of the lands of Springfield, having paid the full price and interest as per interlocutor.

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Petition of Sir William Ramsay asking the Court to remit the matter to Lord Eskgrove, Ordinary, to inquire into the facts and report

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Petitioners seek leave to consign unpaid purchase price of Belhelvie lots to bank to avoid holding money at 4½% interest for nine years under York-buildings Company sale terms.