... Little v. Mllett l'a tingtnn v. Dieas (Cardar v. Pickford. Rdwards v, Smith B,,righ v. Walters lturker v. Parrw R olfe v. Burke Bedford v. Ferkins Creed v. Watkins Steel v. N ye, Goudge v. Wheatcroft Coombs v. Brown Same v. Same MTInlett v. Hutclinuson ...

... an encroachment on the sacred rights of churchmen. He meant no 'attack on the clergy-hie only meant, in the language of M~r Burke, to make them useful and important by their attention to the, no- cessities of the times. Hisi next point was' trial by jury ...

... Falkner, Bath, 5 pipes 2 hhds. ditto-C. IRed, lo pipes ?? & Co. 10 pipes 10 hhds. ?? & Son, 6 fpeis 7 hhds. ditto-Paul, Son, & Burke, 10 pipes 10 hbds. wine, COAST OF AraiCA.-In the Tomn Carl: King & Son, 8., casks palm oil, 6i3 elephants' teeth, 53 sea morse ...

... Lieth, Ilfb April. m Creditors of WpsT and Ecvoyin, late coachmakers in 5S. Edinburgh, will receive a'dividendfrom Francis'Burke, ac- er countant there, 13th April. d. Creditors of JOEN EADiE, farrner, cattle dealer, and late :h, maltster at Stonehill ...

... Coliet, J. Cooper, Grant, Heath. Mathews, Sutton. F. Sutton - !ar Nefroes belonging to the Planters, Messrs. Ashiton, lirt, Burke, Farn- k, delt, Irwi Miller. May, Norris; Pirates, Messrs. Crumples, iCaulfield, he ObISorcerewsR ° rsr. Vinig; Clara a Qnladreorr ...

... a Spectre on Horseback. Don Giovanni, Mrs Fitzawilliam; Leperellb, Mir Vale; preceded by Mozart's Overture, led by Mfaster Burke, whose performances being exceedingly attractive, and applica. tions for Boxes made for his particular nights, he will appear ...

... street, Seuthwark, stationer. R Bowler, Finsb snn, keeper. E. Liiford, Chapel.street, Nes-roait, MiddkeOldeS INSOLVNTS.-P. Burke, late ot the Hayrarket yi u1 . Slater, late of Devoushire.s uare, Bishopsgeatl.SreV . ' r rare DKvenit DS.-. May, J. Wyborn ...

... BANKReUPTS, from lthe Gazettes of Aj4ri 8 oaid 12. n--rr -n rrnao Anf - rie DDECLARATIONS OF 1VYOLVENZClY St n, Peter Burke. iiaymarket, victualler, dated April 10. A Mn Michael Duflield Slater, Devonshire-square, Dishopsgate. 2d street, hatter, dated ...

... to be present at the St. Pa- e trick's D nner, on the ist of May, at the Freeunasons' Tavern. is The Irish Prodigy, Master Burke, has also prtntised to attend. h Government has very liberally allowed Mr. J. B. Lane to exhibit his large Picture of '- The ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZLTTES. Tuesdrzy, April 29. INSOLVENT. IV. Etherington, Whitehead, Birminghamn, upholsterer. BANiRUPTS. P. Burke, Haymacket, victualler. [V ilde, fRees, and Co. College hill. H. W. Warington, Johnson's street, Shadwell, brewer. [Finch, ...

... 2;Iog, iCaisisor,,s t15 ri.d es Deiigo 12;EietiS;Fli~an 3; ,GraaiqiznIr to JR 011 TVRPSDAY NVIGHIT'SGzq6. r BANKRUPTS . . P. Burke, late ofthete!mousiTree puhmic~os, giiiA H1. 'V., ),ariiugtoh, Jolinsoit's-street, BareadSthi .1 T Pratt, Crispin-5trct, S ...

... Caeds~qae och-maker, it May 2. .. .. ~s J. Dickinson, Guildhall-yard, woollen-warehouseman, May 1. ie BANKRUPTS. . co Y Peter Burke, Haymarket,' victualler, l'ay 9, 20, June 10, at h ~q Basinghiall-street. Solicitors, Messrs. Wilde, Rees, & Hiumphrys, , i ...