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... James Ogilvie, from the 4th Foot, to be Colonel, vice Major-General Ross, ap- pointed to the command of the 59th Foot. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Vcrstil'.c, of Leada-lull-Market, London, butcher. James Dawson, of Liverpool, master-mariner. Henry Stanton, of ...
... TRADE, a Chaise, a Horse and Harness, a Chaise Cart, and other Effects, of Mr. HENRY I>rv j.iiw ■: Merchant at Uxbndge, a Bankrupt. The Furniture com. prises the usual assortment of bedsteads; hangings, fcathei beds, Sec. with a few mahogany articles* ...
... in TRADE, a Chaise, a Horse and Harness, a Chai + Cart, and other Effeds, of Mr. HENRY DRY, LkuHM Merchant at Uxbridge, a Bankrupt. The Furniture com- prises the usual assortment of bedsteads, hangings, feather beds, &c. with a fevv mahogany articles. ...
... west.beecm. t v BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. John Groves, of Liverpool, mariner. John Lane, of Stratford, Essex, corn-chandler. BANKRUPTS. James Williams, late of Quebec-street, London, baker IS ft 2? W °r t l I L ci i? of X? rk « de,ler in liquors.* rhomas ...
... Town Mailing, Kent, hop-merchant, to April 28. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Wm. Hawes, otHanweil, Middlesex, soap-manufadurer. BANKRUPTS. Jos, Hudson, of Derby, dealer in wine and spirirous liquors. James Partington, ot Fen-court, Fenchurch-street, mer- chant ...
... vessels, some of them laden with warlike ariunu- nition for Egypt. The humber of vessels taken is nearly one hundred. ?? BANKRUPTS. D. PhiUipps, Oxford-street, stable-keeper. J. Birkett YVienholt, of the Old Swan, London, merchant Shervvin Gazeley , of ...
... At Garraway's CoHec-honse, 'Change Alley, on Thurs- day, the 7th of May, at Twelve o'clock, by order of the Assignees of a Bankrupt, THE _ EARLY SUM 0f3021. 10s. 4a. being the Interest and Dividends on the Sum of 10,0841, os. 8d Three per cent. Consolidated ...
... I have the honour to be, Sec. W. SHEPHEARD. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Joseph Whittingham Salmon, Manchester, manufacturer. BANKRUPTS. John Liniker, Liverpool, woollen-draper. William Ashcroft, late of Knowsley, Lacaster, earthen- ware-manufacturer. Thomas ...
... teson, Upholder, No. 12J, High Holborn. CIRCULATING LIBRARY.-- To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT {by Order of the Assignees of a Bankrupt), a Choice and Well-selected COLLECTION of IfOOKS, consisting of One Thousand Volumes^ in excellent order, and iit tcr immediate ...
... from Cherbourg six hours, and bound for a cruise off the coast of Spain. I have the honour to be, &c. Sec. WOODLEY LOSACK. BANKRUPTS. John Clark, of Shoe-lane, London, carpenter. John Kayll, of Great St, Helen's, money-scrivener. Thomas Fenner, of West Wycombe ...
... Brazil convoy, that had b«en _ as- persed in a gale, and were totally unprotected, an- w * whom Le Furie was cruising. BANKRUPTS. Robert Haxell, Eaton, Buckingham, corn-dealer. James Lloyd, Audlem, Chester, grocer. . ttfM Nicholas Man Jackson and George ...
... ail Spanish vessels bnnguig such supplies.— Ans. d ranted ; until His Britannic Majesty's pleasure shall be known. „. , , BANKRUPTS. chant htS Ct Kmgston upon Hull » timber-mer- Jauies Hook and William Turn.r, now or late of Bridge- toot, Westminster, ...