... Cramp, corn-dealer. Stanwap, Glourestershire. FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, March 1. B &NKRUPTS.-Robert Josiah Cranies. butcher, Maldon_ John Lark, shoemaker, Eustan-square-Melchor Lopez, wine- merchant, Crtched-friars-Joshua Joseph Johnson, carpenter, Saotiwark:-4anies ...

... LEEDS and WAXEFIELD, on Saturday the 17th instant. J. & S. BURSTALL. Hull, June 5th, 1809. For -HELIGOLAND- The SELBY, s JOHN LARK, Master, ( Is now loading, and will sail with s Convoy in ten or twelve days' time. I R. SOUTHERN s PEARSON. I-u Ltr .Tune ...

... I-STOCK, Febriuary 14, 1810. PARTNERSHWP DISSOLVE'FD. Ills is to give notice,- -that rthe,,ARTNER. I SH-Ip between Mefirs JOHN LARK and, JOi-lN SNELL, taylors and drapers, carried on urider the firm ot LAnE and SNEiL, was this day Di5sbi.VED by mutual coti- ...

... Sir Patrick Walker. IP. P. Abraham Wtelatad, E'q Lieustenant.General ltughes. Archibald Solitdi, q' Maneaying Director, John (lark, Esq. AIDKITORS Ib v. P. Craufiord, Edward Penrhyn, and John Abel Smitl: nANRXUS: Messrs. Hammersleys and Co. Pall Mall ...

... 2j Por ;iidriulars, inquire of :. & J. HALL & EMMETT. '1-Qo'; accommodation for passengers. *r II 'S1L0-IA D, The SWIFT, JOHN LARK, MASTER, s now loading, and will sail with the first Convoy. > par ticulars, apply to :~THERNYJ PEARSON, & RADFORD. :- ' ...

... e number of which are fit for Table Wood. Orders from those who cannot attend personally will be carefully attended to. JOHN LARK, Al6erdeen, Jan. 13.1826. THE ANNUAL GENERIAL MEETING of the Managers of the KIRK WORK FUNDS of Old Macliar, Will take place ...

... North Amei~ican Filted - -DiTTO, O: Pcr-'rhlypwo, from' Baltiore.- u Apply to Messrs; VWiLiS, LrzTA, mdGAInMerchnts, or - JOHN l'ARK axtd Co Brokers. tl 01 For Uthe beund:t of the deci'rtterx, . On:Thursday next, the 5ti of June q El even ocao'k in the ...

... a larme Gar- den behind, fituate in the fecrnd, back-lane, in the c i ry of, Exeter, antI late in the occupation of Mr. John Lark- worthy, hlornwvortker, deceafci, Forwhich purpofe a public auI.Stion will be hell at the , Hotel, in Exeter, on ThIUrliry ...

... Acres of Land, to be let. The Lands in general are of rich early bil, situated in gool climate, and itear shipping ports. John (lark, (Ground-ofhicer upon the Estate, will shew I rhe bounilarics of the Lands; and farther pirticulars will he learnt, on ...

... George Robson, Lane House. 5Joseph Orange, Bedlington. Win. French & Co, Bedlis-ten Brewery *Geortge Routledge, Besllington, John 'lark, West Sleekburn. R. & T; Rutherford, Shespwash Mill. *Robert Oliver, Bed] ingless. Henry Darling, Bedlington. John Wright ...

... deceased, late of No. 17, Sastatii.031MC~t.O iR-Weonsqusee, St. Pano. .%th eras, are requested to send *# 5Ma t hitt . John Lark, Jun., No tid,. I I, Seoymour-street, EustonrslIBI1 216 PmOcras, one of the Exoecti. by toirs, witbin twventy-one days =o ...

... the parish of Boarstall. Mlay be ?? Rix days previeotsto the. sae by ap ?? to John Slat ',odman,at Boarstafl-'ood, and John la!rke, at the D .r coo', of whom Gaialogifes soea be had,-;-alo0at the prinei1. i tinn, in the neigibdtsrlsood; and of Mr. ~ibitb ...