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... victualler, Dec. 27 to Jaa. 31. Mortlecu Levy, o; Stamford-street, Black friars-r oad, mer- chant, from Dec. 30 to Feb. 3. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Edwards, of New Bond-street, haberdasher and milliner, to surrender Jan. 8, 24, and Feb. 14, at ten, at '■ Guildhall ...
... From ihe LONDON GAZETTE, January 6. BANKRUPTS. Humphrey Winchester, of Holme, Derby, smelter »f lead ore, to surrenderjatmary 19, between the hours of four and six, »o, and 1 eb. t7, at eleven, at the Red Lien Inn, in. Wirksworth. Atton.ics, Mr. Bossley ...
... Wiml-s„ j3ck, > VV,-iter-aJutt, Hand-Glasses, Cucumber Frames ars pther valuable Eftcdsot'Mr. GOODALL SAMfBOULT CornfiCior, a Bankrupt. ' Th. furniture consists of four-post ami tent bedstead with cotton furnitures, goose feather beds, blankets, ?? and co ...
... London, merchant, from Jsui. 17 to Jan. 27. Joseph Wallis, of Birmingham, dealer and chapman, from Jan. 13 to Jan. 20. . BANKRUPTS. Francis Merryweather and John Hardwidge, of Lombard- street, London, to surrender Jsm. 20, 27, and Feb. 25, ;.t one, at ...
... Erom,tbe LONDON GAZETTE, January 10. BANKRUPTS. William P^m.riim, late of Portsmouth, Southampton, ?? and builder, to surrender Jan _•> at ; twelve, ,*s, and Feb. 24, at eleven, at the India Arms l n i). ,^i^P ort^ Attornie s» Messrs. Parsons and B»s- ...
... SMITH, At Guildhall, on Tuesday, the zoth instant, at Twelve o'clock, before the Commissioners named in a commis- sion .vf bankrupt awarded against Mr. W. DICKIE, of the Strand, in the precin-t ofthe Savoy, in the county of Middlesex, Stationer, A DESIRABLE ...
... pY the respective suitfgjfouiihiuiw der'ihet» consideration ' * • i St: jreiciiurgii, the syji & ...
... Range, Wind-up Jack ; quantity of Hand- Glasses, Cucumber Frames, and other Errects of Mr.GOODALLT. BOULT, Cornfactor, a Bankrupt. The furniture consists of four-post and tent bedsteads, with cotton furnitures, goose feather beds, blankets^ quilts, and ...
... Speedy brig, one of our con- voy, and an in hour more would have captured ano- ther, as she was within hail when we saw her. BANKRUPTS. Charles Manwaring, of Manchester, shoe-maker, to sur- render Feb. 2, 3, and 28, at three, at the house of Fran- cis Hillidge ...
... William Watkyss, of Raven-row, Spitalfields, London, carpenter, trom Jan. 17 to March j r at eleven, at Guild- hall, Londor. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Durst; late of Newark, Nottinghamshire, but now of Wakefield, dealer and chapman, to surrender Feb. 6, at five, 7 ...
... the 3 ist of January to the jothbf April. J BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Richard Dixon, of Long-acre, Middlesex, coach -maker.. BANKRUPTS. John Halliday, cf Old George-yard, Drurv-lan?, Middlesex, victualler, to surrender Jan 31, Feb. 7, mid March 7, at twelve ...
... Maryland, it was determined, that the constitution of the United States did not prohibit an individual State from passing bankrupt laws, or granting reiief to insolvent debtors. The plead- ings of Counsel en this important question occupied- two days, ...