... of. the Eaft H .India Corppany^alking about the faid Scheme, have been heard to Exprels an Aveifnefs to ?? engage with a Bankrupt Company, as they / call that of the South Sea. But it muft be Vphlerv'd, .that People have \\ot yet a Know- iledge t^ wwst ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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

... againft the Bankrupt Bill, and were accordingly heard Yefterday, as weil as the City of London. Their chief Arguments were, thatthe Claufe which 1 mentioned in tbe Letter Of Saturday laft, viz.. That no Diftribution fhould be made of any Bankrupts Effects ...

... Vindicate this Method of Proceeding. One Baker is committed to Newgate for concealing his Effe&s after he had been de- clared a Bankrupt, and has been feveral times Examined. Yefterdsy the Commons in a Committee went thro' the Bill for making feveral Pro- ▼ifions ...

... pofed the fame Penalties in cafe difcovery be made, that the Prifoner conceals any part of his Effefts as in the Cafe for Bankrupt. Earl Cadogan who was very Zealous for the Bill, added, lhat as he travelled the Country it was Lamentable to Lear tbs C ...

... Bankrupts since our last. John Tolke, of Litcham, in the County of Norfolk, Woollcomber. John Cliff, of Queen-street, London, Stationer Richard Vaisey, of Church Cobham, in the County of Surrey, Carpenter. Edmund Alleyn, of Walbrook, London, Dry-Salter ...

... Stamp Duties upon Policies of Infurance. An Ad to continue feveral Ads therein mention'd for preventing Frauds committed by Bankrupts: For encouraging the Silk Manufadures of this Kingdom i For preventing the clandeftine running of Goods: For making Copper ...

... has appointed Wefton, Efo; his Purfc- Bearer: VVoodicfd- E'c s in Secretary: And Vigerus Jid wards, Efq; Secretary o! the Bankrupts. The following is a Copy of the Oath taken by the Rr Hon. the Lord King, as HL>h Chancellor of Great- Britain, on Tueiday ...

... that the Assembly at Ipswich is put off till Wednesday day the 23rd of June. J. KING. THE Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt awarded against John Tredescant will meet on the fifth Instant, as advertis'd in the London Gazette, at the Crown in Woodbridge ...

... worn by his Grandfather, whs was formerly a Knight ofthe Bath. We hear that live more are added to the Commi- fliononers of Bankrupts, which makes their Number Se- venty. We are inform'd that on Saturday laft ?? ofthe Clergy of Warwick-hire, at then late ...