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... laft Paris Gazette lifted Authority) appears, the the following Paragraph: Two Jew! whom are (giving their Names become Bankrupts here for a very cor The Want of Money begins to be u two Ships laden with Pieces of * here from Cadiz not arrive very ifernation ...
... the London Article, the following Paragraph: Two Jews, the Names of whom are (giving their Names at letigtli) jrc“ become Bankrupts here for very confiderable Sum, The Want of Money begins to be fuch, that if two Ships laden with Pieces of Eight, expefted ...
... the London Article, the following Paragraph: Two Jews, the Names of whom are (giving their Names at letigtli) jrc? become Bankrupts here for very confiderable Sum, The Want of Money begins to be fuch, that if two Ships laden with Pieces of Eight, expefted ...
... arc aurally invaded, his Sardinian Majefty march to the Alhftancc both, and each, Body of Troops. O A D. Warfaw, July 3 * Bankrupt guilty of lcvcr.il fraudulent Prafliccs at-Dantzick, having taken Refuge here fomc Months paft, was Ycftcrday arrcltcd. and ...
... capitally conviffed, viz. Alexander Thomplon, tor raal furrendering himfelfaccording to proper Notice given, he being declared a Bankrupt; and John Bo!well, ■ Butcher and Thieftakcr,for robbing Frederick Donard, a Dutchman, near Dcvonflure-Square. Bofwell called ...
... the maritime parts of their country our pleafurc : thia procedure. their trade is almoft ruined, their merchants become bankrupts, their finances *lf» are exhaufked »nd esnnut receive a competent fupply without proceeding to dsngetoua extremities; they ...