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... ABOLITION OF TRE SLAVE TRADE. Vall On Friday the 17th inst. in consequence of a Ur Puit4iO advertisement, a sery fluthelods Meeting till to .k placet at Firemadons Tiivern, of thle Friceds thi 4if tule Airolitiuve of toe Stave Tradle. H-its Rayal we, Elwinir i at he Duke of Glouctltu wail callod,!~o Af time Cn&I~r. l111 't7hle Duke of Gloucester felt bimself-mnt-ch bonourtu at being called to ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, Tatesday, June 21. he BANKRUPTS. ly Samuel George Goldsmith, of Ipswich, in the county of Su folk, vicalul ler, d. C. to sur. July I . 12, and Aug. 9, at I Y at the Coach and Horses inn, lpawich.-Asts. Brmeas Noscuit, lpswmi. e Williamn Foler, of l.emirigton, in the county of Warticl D, brewer. d. c. to sur. JLIlv 4, s, and Aug. 9, at is, at Copps nd l.yal Hotel, Lesiengio's. ...
... LIST OF BANKRUPTS, With the Deseriptions copied verbatim from the Gazette., IVichard B-sh. now or lale *f the city of rorwich. rmtiler, ti swr, Julle 92. at 10. u.ly 0, and 90, at 4, at the Maid'sHeas inn, Norwich.-Atto. Steward & Skipper, Norwich. Richard Charnock r,d James Wright, both late of Houth ton, in the counly of Lancaster, cotton spieners, and co pnrtors. to stur. .n 6. 7, at it. ...