... to one anothers Doors. Meffieurs Bland and Doveßankiers in Lombard-ftreet having for fometime ftopt Payment, a Statute of Bankrupt was laft Saturday taken out againft them. Mr. Wonley the great Bankier near Temple Bar,- of whom we lately gave fome private ...

... of Foregin Gold for Holland We hear and are aflured to be true, that fix or 8 more Merchants are gone aiide: A Statute of Bankrupt is daily expe&ed againft Madam the Widow Cock who we formerly mention'd was a great Remitter of Money to Holland,and had ...

... infli&ed 011 Bankrupts; That the Debtor Hull be allow'd his Wearing Apparel and per Cent, our of his to tht Amount Sum not exceeding and be difcharged of all Demands that Time, and that the be divided mrtng the Creditors in manner as thole of Bankrupts. They ...

... by the vile Management of the aforefaid Scheme, which has caufed fo many of our Merchants and eminent Traders to become Bankrupts, Of which Number its feared will be Daniel Arthur Efquire, he having ftopt Payment as we are informed for fome Time paft ...

... that it was not fo violent as before fuggefted,only a fort of Hyp- po, or Dutch Vapours, which our Countrymen (efpccially Bankrupts and other unfortunate Frcjefters) are very obnoxious to at their firft arrival in thofe Parts. They write from Jamaica of ...

... Chrijlian King*s Name, of all Ejfetts of the MiJJiJfipi Company y there being an Arret in the Prefs, declaring- the faid Company Bankrupt \ but 'twas thought that the Parifian Parliament would refufe Regifier the fame• A particular Letter from BruffeU intimates ...

... giver of fuch Notes become Bankrupts before the Notes are Pay- able, are conceived not to be Relievable, in refpeft of fuch Debrs under a Statute of Bankrupcy, taken out againit fuch givers, as the Laws relating to Bankrupts now Hand. Their Lordfhips ...

... explain and amend the Laws in Relation to Bankrupts, particularly in Cafes where _t Perlpn buys Goods of a Merchant for Time, and gives Notes for the fame, and before __x'piratior~ thereof becomes a Bankrupt, that the Seller of .he Goods (hall come in ...

... Majeftys Arms abroad ; We vjere aftonifhed to hear, j that the Company zvhich had contracted with us was be- come almoft Bankrupt and unable to pay, that cur Debts were increafmg, our Trade languifting^ our Gold and Sil- ver daily Exporting* our Credit ...

... the Creditors, and the Publick wholly defeated of wrha was juftly due and owing from fuch Bankrupts: Be it therefore Enacted, That no Diftribution of any Bankrupt's Effete, or a- ny Part thereof, fhall be made till His Majefty, his Heirs and SucceiTois ...

... Majefty, and Dr. Hoadky p r _;__•__€„ the Sermon. The Lord ...

... City of London, praying to be heard by Council againft the BiU for examining and making effettual the Statute Oath iteming Bankrupts. Deferred the Petition to Utfday ntxt, whtn tht Judges * to attend. Lond^Junea9 # Fromth*aid.lnant, Chriftned, Males if 9 ...