... Har U' Parka, I .rt-street. Bloconsbur7, apothecary. W Sion, St. John, Wappong, and St. Mary, Whitechapel, dealer. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. r llbeycleu, Crain Glasgow . J. and W. Mslles, Craig-eod, and Sprit-dealers, I°- R. M Kra., and Ca. Timber Merchants, Glasgow ...

... abbe. every hiosilay Thanday afterttimemod at every Teueday and Friday 4IORNBOR ROW'S BANKRUPTCY. HEREAS a Conunission of Bankrupt is sod nosed forth apnea ROBERT THOIDI OW the Tamer. et &eel. he the Dater. sad he hive &Mani is hereby himself ►to the ...

... Frithstreet, in the 51st year of his age, after a lingering illness of two years, which had reduced him to a mere skeleton. BANKRUPTS. W. R. Zginten, Handsworth, painter on glass. J. Dim*, Charlestown, merchant. W. Adams, Knottingley, Yorkshire, lime-burner ...

... Orders to be printed, and posted up in the most public plates of allthe towns, that all their inhabitants may know the same. BANKRUPTS. G. Heelets, Birmingham, buiton-Maker. .7, Lewd, Exeter, baker. J. Belt, Portsea, green-grocer J. Araby, Milford, timber-merchant ...

... Still, 1/welter, it -is Devonshire's.—lt was covered with Genoa crim- went, Twelve Acres, Pond, Customary Measure, SCOTCH. BANKRUPTS. deemed possible that the confirmation of mental son velve', fully ornamented with ducal coronets, be the same more or . ...

... . WHEREAS a Commission of Bankrupt is awarded and issued forth against ROBERT THORNBORROW the Younger, of Kendal, in the touuty of Westmorland, Linen-draper, Manufacturer, Dealer, and Chapman, and he being declared Bankrupt, is hereby required to surrender ...

... SCOTCH BANKRUPTS, Rik-rasa and Paterson, Gorglemair, Edinburgh, chymists. Th arias 11I'Credie, Glasgow. spirit-dealer. J. Fraser, in the Green of Murtown, Inverness, merchant. ...

... Chiffonne, frUhi . the East Indies. Lieutenants in the navy are, in fugue` mead only vessels of four guns, by the Admiralty. BANKRUPTS. to comder from T. Saw, Dim Wells, victualler. .3. Herbert R. C. West Smithfield, blacking J. Place, fit. George's-fields ...

... Florida, and had lately captured a Spanish brig on her passage from Vera Cruz to Pensacola, with 20,000 dollars on board. BANKRU'PTS. P. Clarke, Stratford-upon-Avon, linen-draper. Lloyd, Woolwich, cheese-monger. Doled.) Lang-port, Somersetshire, corn-factor ...

... BANKRUPTS. E. Bishop, Bristol, tape-manufacturer. B. Butler, Painswick„ Gloucestershire, clothier. Gidary Clarke, Mai chmont-street, Brunswick-square. plumber and glazier. R. Crauford, Stangate-street, Lambeth, victualler. A. Dean, Old-street—road, c ...

... Assizes, a man of the name of Wilkes was _tried for bigamy. This fellow appeared to-be a wholesale dealer, and to have become bankrupt, from having laid in too great a stock of an unmarketable commodity, (second hand wives.) He was married to four women, three ...

... Swedish Government has issued a Decree to prevent gold and silver from being sent out of the country, under a severe penalty. BANKRUPTS. R. Kearsley. I.iverpool, butcher. J. Lees, Manchester, cotton-spinner. G. Misters, Speenham Land, Berk hire, =hitter. ...