... nerehant-Feb. 14. E. Hargrave, of -lower . toutisn,dealer. Feb.'4.W. Gurden, jtn. ot Stoney Stratford, lace-merchant'-March3i-Thomas- Morgan of- Holborn, linen-, ?? 7, George Steadnman and John M'Leatl, of : l~ainb-steeet, C(irhriteh, 'potatot-ineftcants-Feb ...

... and wire Iweavers and workers. Jan. 2S. Thomas i'dmford and Daniel Palmer, of Greenwich, timb.r- merchants. Jan. 24. :John Hornby and Janes Pafkinfon, of Kirk. ham, Lancalbire, woollen drapers. Jan. 26.' Thomas Sconce and John Adamthwaite, of Mlanchefter ...

... toenti ary to the court nf Vienna.-Gaz. BANKRUPTS.-kichard Stracey and Josiah .Oliver, of Cateaton-Street, London, factors. Thomas Farenden, of Cisichester, Suises, brazier. Jon~than Scarth, of Chiorlton% Lancaster, cottou-spinner. Cornelius Kenwo-tbsy ...

... Chas. Hardy, taf the City of Norwich, grocer, to shew cause why arriminal information should not be exhibited against him, ftr certain misdemeaniurs at the Snit Of Mr. Sheriff`Ansell, vsv dischnmrgd, upon the uudertaking ot the saiti Chas. Hardy, to pay ...

... fo long enjoyed, on a firnm and lafting foundation. O n Wednefday laft David W illiam Garrow, Efq. of Chrit Church ; Rev. Thomas Blencwe of Oriel College; and Rev; Robert Williams of Jefus College; B. A. were admitted Malers of Arts. Mr. William Smith ...

... Denlson ' - - 39 Oeneral'Gisedyne - 1277 tMr.C.Dykes - - - -Mr. Roscoe ' ' ' - - 3 1 -GRANTHAN,MAY I4-Final close of the Poll- Thomas Thoroton, Esq. 420. Sir W. Mahners - 35- Wn. Eaile Welby,Esq. 41| Sir (6l1bert Heathcote 9 CITT'tOF YoRk-State of the Poll ...

... Wilberforce,and was feconded by Bacon- Rani, Ufq. Mr. Laf celles was propofed by J. B. S. 'I Morritt, Rfq. and feconded by Mr. Hardy, Recorder i' ,of Leeds. Mr.'Fawkes'propofed Lord Milton, and was teconded by Sir Francis Lyndlei Wood. The fle- veral Candidates ...

... Wlvin. Manby Esq. on a charge of having stolen a copper tea kettle, of the value of IOs. :d. the ptoperty of Thomnas Watson. Thomas IMioss was committed, by George Spurrell, Esq. on the 4th inst. charged with stealing two trusses of hav, the propertty of ...

... HalfPay -of -iad .Light -Dragoon;. . . Lieuteitht Caolonel Thomas Molyneux, Half-Pay of ,late to4tb4Foot. Major Frederick MetIzaera Half-Pay of Jat'e Atnefican 'Provincials. ' jofeph Hardy, Efq, late Lieutenant-Colonel of g3d Foot; Hlugh Maxwell. Efq ...

... Counielfor Mr. MWlberforce-.Mr. Reader and N Mr. Osbourne.--Gauesel for. Mr. Laecel/es- 3, Mr. Courthope, Mr. Dickens, and Mr. Hardy. ik -Counrelfor Lord Milotn-Mlr. Sinclair,' Mr.- t Heywood,- Mr. Maude, Mr. SyKes, Mr Nicoll, and Mr. Clifton. Tbe Deputy Sherffi ...

... Alixandria tails her towers To George's mightier name. Finn are the sons that Britain leads To combat on the mumin, Anti firma her hardy race that treads In steady march the plain: An.d proudly nmay her hards record The victor arm, the victor sword, T1hat drives ...

... and woollen card makers. Mah 26, 1.807. l JoD'h Smith, Jamns Ilarris, and Thomas Savill, Lon. doni, wiolefale it'ia' ealerix, a$ 08, 1807. Pier Patten, R1opert Robinftu, and Thomas' Leigh, Sutton Heath, Lanealler, April 28, 18(17. Wt. Green aud Charles ...