... made no offer of afiil’uncc: on the contrary, he told him bluntly, that he could not eapect he would btftovv his daughter bankrupt, and forbad him the houfe. The. leader may conceive what effect this treatment had upon ingenuous mind, indued an extraordinary ...

... for the like of augmenting the revenue, and recruiting of our army *, which is a very honourable method of dilpofing of bankrupt hulbands, who when they can no longer ferve us, may be made to ferve their country; as, when it is proper for them to die ...

... . mod doplor»blt, circuroftance* which any lucedt that our be»t«», our navy expofed to the enemy, our credit, a&if we ; bankrupts, funk the lowed pitth that found but dependency at-home The City mod alfo for ever remember reftgrad the Scale, our armies ...

... altar, to the great fatisf dlion of the aftlftants. The following remarkable inftance, which happened the trial Perrott the bankrupt, who wat convicted for fe« * creting hiieJefls, is truly deferving the notice of the publick. The melfengcr found trunk of ...

... by bis pen, from anothes French war, if this be terminatechby an inglorious fartender of our moll valaable conquells, to a bankrupt enemy. D U B I N. _ -, London os Dublin 7 3-4ih». txchanje £) u b)ia qu Loodor j 7. At the earntft requeft of of «tur Readers ...

... thing tis \ buflnefs going forwa he pa (Ted common dilcourfe in France being, when ware fo far unrobe our fucctfTes, that bankrupts, and unable to raife any more rncney on the war. Yeflerday wager a thobfnnd pounds fortie time Ago by two Gentleman ot note ...

... added, that thus bringing Mr. from prifon, would only a temporary relief; and that mind fo generous as his, would become bankrupt, under the load of gratitude ; and, inftead of improving his friendlhip or affefition, he would only ftudy to avoid a creditor ...

... the officers of Juftice and of FoJice, of Cambiay, fettine font, that their City hat always been a place of refngte for bankrupt.', thieves, and fugitives for debt, tho’ not for murderers and traitors to (heir Prince and that the privileges .of their ...

... Conftantinof.le, May 23, They wrire Aleppo, that the four brothels, named Saler, and the Sieur Anthony Diahl are become bankrupts for upwards 000 piaftres. The Tench have lufFer,d little by this bankruptcy. The Englilh, ami other Chtiftians, and even ...

... corgo to, on a. Bas } ° n which he, was a,-Cre jtok,; the of Aids n, on @ prefumption chat, his difappearing, himfelf was a Bankrupt, feal on his el co and, him to be ba Toenced 9 againgt him, “and. not appeasing was ouclawed. ti when the fegl ff taken off ...

... the Hague, Aug. 5. Advice has been received from Amfterdam, that the brothers Neuvilie, eminent merchants ofthar city, are bankrupts; which has occalioned a great- commotion among all the other merchants. The film they have failed for exceeds, we are told ...

... the next day they were followed by 13 more. Some of our merchants received on Saturday lad by the Dutch mail, lid of 34 bankrupts at Hamburgh, and four at Aliena. There are no Englith amoug them. Extract of a letter from Bafil in Switzerland, dated Aug ...