... dragoon guards. Read 27/0 regime..! of foot. Freeman Barton, te be Ensign, without purchase, vice French, appointed to the BANKRUPTS. Thcophilus Bridges, Colchester, Essex, Innkeeper. Jonathan Smith, Fore Street, London,°gold-beater. William Wilkinson, county ...

... us, but have fquandered it away defultory adventures and idle (peculations, by which means we are in danger of becoming bankrupts time, and confequcntly of eternity. Thefe rcfle&ions, forming an halo, imaginary circle, to flirround the Lighteenth Century; ...

... avowed it as their objccTr, their view, and as the means by which they expect finally to triumph over our efforts, to make bankrupt this country ia its tiade, in its com- merce, and in its finances. Such language might there- fore have been vied on the ...

... importance with regard t„ cot-due: to be adopted witii rcsp.ct to the Cecrge Inn, Perth, the present tenant having become bankrupt. 'f lie trustee farther intimates, that states of the said Caiophel.'s affairs are made up, and lie in his hands for tt ...

... politive on that head. I have no fortune, and I have been under the necellity of contracting debts. It lam ruined and left a bankrupt for having done duty, my example wil) not have many followers. I therefore know, Sir, whether it would be agreeable to you ...

... to a confiderable amouot. Wakef-as, Dew, and Bull were Irion taken, and conviaed. .Shortly alter the merchant ' became a bankrupt. The a%oees, on hearing tli.it Palmer was the purchafer of the i.otes and bill?, thought proper to bring ati a.riti n againft ...

... BANKRUPTS Richard Wrifbr, Bankfide, Sui.lh.aik, Surrey, coa'i-mcrchant. William Whe'ttel and John Wliettcl. Poole, innkeepers. Thomas Shepherd, Oborne, Llorfct, miller. times Irwin, Red-Crofs Street, Southevarlt, Surrey, brewer, boirrioico Corri, MiddlefeT ...

... BANKRUPTS. Philip Andre, Mlnorie.. London, a.crrhar.t. Daniel Jones, Pontyponl, Monr.iouth_h.re, draper, [oh.. 1 owe, Finfbury _i; tare, London, merchant, if.iac Jacobs, late of Liverpool, Lancashire, hardware-mum Thomas Bennett, Butcher -Hall-Lane, Lcndon ...

... BANKRUPTS. William Anstee, Dunstable, Cedfordshire, straw-hat manufact. Henry Mead, late of South Bruham, Som .setshirc, chets.lil. John Middleton Hayes, Ludlow, Salop, woollen-.lraper. Jonathan Sherwood, Birmingham, Warwickshire, sadler. A. Anderson ...

... Queensferry ; Inverbervie; Burgh of Renfrew ; Dunfermline ; Towns of Lanark, Peebles ; County of Stirling ; Burgh of 1-ortrofe.] BANKRUPTS. Sr— _ id H iggins. Strand, Middle-lit it, pocket-book maker. Robert S.ll— ley, late cf 'Grave— nd, Kent, carpenter. Jehu ...

... D. from an Original Manuscript in his own poss s- sion. in I vol. fto.— price li. ys. in boards. IV. Pnnci ,lcs of the Bankrupt Law, by ?? hib Id ?? F. 5,,. Barrister at Law, I vaLtlv,;.— price 9s. in board-. V. An Historical Account of the Patid-.es ...

... BANKRUPTS. 1 Charles Watliins, Monnionli-., Monmouthshire, breech- Tl.one- 'Ihirnbu'll, Broad-iitrcct Building--, London, ?? -siu 'oeaf-ee VorUeh.r,: ?? H-de, Asht. u-un.lcr-line. Lancashire, banker*. William At.-. i-ii. Great .Leonard-Street, Middlesex ...