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... nr~~r6-nrirrI r SlFots Bd 7vxitRU~P2-. AXDv~ilz r% T IA,ยข T ?? tL -- r-teo A XidEXv Bfl.CKWOU'D & CO. Merchants in ClaP ?? meet in the bankirupt's wvareroom, 25th February, one 6'cloctl, to ame a factor; fame place ad, hour, ft5 April, to eletl at truftee. JOUN SHERAt, jun. Merchant in Kirkwall._Credia tors meet in Scarth's inn, 11th IMarch, 12 o'clock, to name a fa∨ fame place and hour, ...
... EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, c.g JOH HN DONALD, Timber Merchant at Bowling Bay, Q to be examined, IIth and 28th March, one o'clock, in-, r the Court-hall of the Tolbooth of Dumbartcn.-Credi-. tors meet in the office of Alexander M'Gregor, writer in Glafgow, 29th March, one o'clock, to inftru& truilee. EBENEZER CAMPBELL, late Merchant in Glafgow, to be examined in the Sheriff Court-houfe of Ayr, ...
... :1 I, ?? -MLS I . NEW - . r z > ?? - !f , ' ., : The' merchants and 6lhpowners at: t is port have petitioned fdr a ?? to be hi: ieedin6s to sail fdr; To'ningedi so soon -a it is known thajthe Eyder isi free of ice as to be navigable. and to take unidtie cbarge the it ery. Mattin, and Tfite-u,.Hadsoni who returned:hhither theh 40th' ecemne:, 'after having ?? to gbt into the Eyderii which thr ...
... .From tie LONDONGAZE TTf, F4B. 76,I8o5,. BANKRUPTS. Stephen Dexter, o'P elpar, Derby, linen drapcr, March It, . an April 9, at three, at the Comniiercial Inn, High-strect, Manchester. Attorllie,- Mr. Clouglt, 41imchlester; Mr. Pdge, Imner Tl Lmple,London. . 17omas Payne, late of Asfbord, .Keat, grocer, March Si 9, and April 9,at ten, at the Saracenl's 1-Ied,Ashford. Attornies, Mr. De Lasau x, ...
... JLOWon, SOb. 21 . -- - --- |A cartel fr Moin aolix arrived at Fly Imouth on r Saturday. ' Shle 'broght, dispiA~ches from the I Minister of the Maiine in Francie,, containing a refusal of passpqrts to Captain Puget, ppppintec,; agent for the British prisoner; i-tat 'obuntry. Bbonparte, ywe understand, bis declared, in tS haughty and intemperate languan, 'ta vwil n .ot permit the residence of ...
... s,,Izp At mv. - fleA L s,.ss'rhism~ornting a, daybreak, a large90Ship) WAS d1,340 Iu-ed onl the, Gcodi Sand,up which a number of orr large boats peit offto hovrass istauce. By onle of thens whichl is just returned, I leai-n Ithii sbe is a PUssian vessel, burtleen about 150 tons, bosund from l'lourduaux to 1-1laniurgh, a,,(l lgeien with Win e, brandy, andc firsit p'1,art of ler cas-gd Is take ...
... SNIP. NEWS. xtratf of a Letter from Bome , Junle 7, 1804. While cruizing on the Malabar Coast, in hisMajes. ty's ship St. Fiorelizo, commannded by Capt. Bingharn, we took a chasse-maree, with two six-pound guns, and six two-pound swivels. We first discovered her from the mast head at day-light in the morning, and chaced her till about ten, whea being within about three miles of her, and the ...
... SillP NLWES. PI~vMtrurw, FE. 25.- Went corn the harbour, into Caw- sand Bay, theM inotaur, 74 gans, Captain Mansfield; she Swill either join the fleet at Tuinay, or- wvait tilt heapear etFthis port; they are wind bound, toe wind bei:- W', . i'llt qna- rantine lswslihave been atfied utpon at this port by tile Colle&'dr and Comrtroller of the Customv. wvith due care. A p ilot bring on beard the ...
... SHIP rl z PLYMOTiTH, FEB. 24,-Came in the Caroline, from the Ha- vannah, with sugar and logwvood, captured the Izeth instant, G the corst of Spain, by the PaUlas, 32 guns, Captaiu Lord Coch- rane; she had also taken'another, naimn yet unkno ,s with su- gar, Iogwood, specie, &c. very valuable, part of a fleet bound from the Havannah to Old Spain, with valuatble cargoes, hourly- e:'peadted, ...
... MIARKET' HERALD. . != Corn-Exchauge, London, Monday, Feb. t5, 1805. C Our .arketthlis morning r6eived a little fnion the heavi- ness of laft week, and which felt additional deprcflion oa Wednt4'day and' Friday, thudgh very litrle buliness was done on titber of thole clys. In the mealing trade to-day, the arrivals were fhort, eed the fales of fine runs brilik, but not upon FeinTs equal to fall ...
... . vTH'E LOAN. . 1 t e Contrra rs* fejalet letters werei fitccalively opened on Monday by M'r. Pitt, aind' it was foun&l that rihey all' ,;ntajieqd the fame offer, namiiely, Z21. of 3 per 'cents. redueed,h le obferved, .tf.r it 'viis 'a fane:coincidence, but he ?? pel' c a;y Gt ed.-Mr; Abraham Goldrniid -faid, .thdt tey had' undoubtedly co6lefced, and-by fo doin) theybiad been able to ofirr ...