... s, Titcltboroe-street, loose dealer. T. Hind, Queen-street, City, victualler. It. iSarthrop. S.a,.ford-place. East-street, Kent road, commercial agent. W. Jelfs. IsaUila place, Kenntngton, common brener. S Liversid-e, Kolheib.nn, Yorkshire. iron founder ...

... Exmouth-st. Clerkenwell, cheesemonger. \V. Mothersole, sen., Park-place, Regent'spark, livery-stable-keeper. J. Sloman, Maidstone, limber-roerchant. C. Smith, Old City-chambers, winemerchant. Mackintosh, Conduit-street, merchant. G. Cowie, and W. Strange ...

... human race have no claim whatever a hat—-they should mount the ” cap and bells.** We have now some important information : boots are pointed at the toe. Many gentlemen of fashion have neither favourites, beards, nor imistachios;—they have been too common ...

... Liverpool, merchant agent. rtertieft, Broad street, HntcUfie, wine ami merchant. John Putrcourl, Nag’s Head, Marshall-street, Golden Square, victualler. Charles Willett, or late of Sulfolk, linen draper and grocer. James Brownell, formerly Reading. Berkshire ...

... and agent. Herbert, Broad-street, Rate I die. wine and spirit merchant. John Fancourt, of the Nag's Head, Marshallstreet, Golden-square, victualler. Charles Willett, now or late of Brandon, Suffolk, linen draper and grocer. James Browned, formerly of ...

... late the Strand, printers and publishers. John Hill, Little Piiltcney-fitreet,' Golden-square, Middlesex, dyer. James Hudson, Port nd-town, victualler. John atkins, Old Kent-n»ad, Surrey, tictualler. Thomas Hartwell, Derby, silk-throwster. William Wigston ...

... row, Kent-road, bui'der. John Catley, Green-street, Lcicestcr-square, chemist. George Draper, Whitechapel High-street, victua'ler. Thomas Geeve*, Hendon, Middlesex, hay-salesman. Joseph Hunter, Church-passage, Guildhall-yard, undertaker and boot and shoemaker ...

... lnand, Wem. Shropshire, victualler. John Atkinson, Cumberland, slate-dealer. BANKRUPTS Joseph Horsley, Lower Grosvenorpiace, boot and shoe-maker. William Chalklcn, Warwicksquare, Kensington, boarding-house-keeper. Geo. Crooks, baker, John Green acre, Brompton ...

... ornamental paper-maker. Whitaker, Bath, broker. Benjamin Hobday, Edgbaston, Warwickshire, factor. Alfred Southon, Wittersham, Kent, grocer. Thomas Valentine Holmes, Gloucester, corn-merchant. James Sheasby, Snittcrfield, Warwickshire, victualler. James Barber ...

... believe no part it has yet been disposed of. Hors.—The quotations of Hops this day, Kent pockets Bs. @ £6., mid. do. .£O. (a) £7. ; Sussex do. £5. v (g 16s. ; East Kent £5. (g £7. 7s. Seared; toy bags at market, a few have sold £5. 12$. £6. 6s. demand ...

... O* THE PUEMISES, ALL that old established and well-accustomed FREEHOLD COMMERCIAL and COACHING INN, known the name of the Golden Lion, situated in the High Street, the centre of the large and populous Sea-port town of Sunderland, in the county of Durham; ...

... Canons, and every part of the I.iturgv of that Church, were , i founded the Won! Cod. (Cheers.) They were now united by two golden links—the Church and the State ((hrers), and while thus united they need not Ic.ir the attempts insidious friends nor armed ...