... Rpo- t~ u, nf~to 1b~r ' TESDY LONDOJN GAZETTE. INSOLVENTS. i 1~,15tintlo0 cheesemoflger. S. oalmg e 'I'hurmriaston, Leicestersbire, horse-dealers. S autchCtertilhet, tailor. J U g KiUPTCY SUPERSEDID. wstadfilrdj ixkeepet. Staf'rr :- BANKRUPTS. sen., Whit.street, Little Moor-flelds, horsc- fet ojdfi Soi 1ir. L'ottckett, W ilson-street, Finsbury-square. de pai-eoe, t lmitsbury-square, ...

... To the Editor of the Bristol Merclay. Sir,-As a constant reader of your valuable Paper, I ha've inoticed the meeting at the Assembly Rooms for supplying thle Catholics of Ireland with bibles, sad have read the difflerenitargu_ meets offered ats anl inducement to subscribe for paying theI expense of bibles, and readers of the bible, tothe wild irish. This mode of proceeding I consider the ...

... q , H A : L A-. I EV.,NV. THORP, A PLAGIAR18T. Drap.-llere and there I think the speaker has strie.k out a NEW idea. - I ?? ' ' ' T-Vrmiu.-I don't know how manyr ne, sas' b'le 'may l hive strucehl out, but 1'moere InE ?? lo\t E ?? r O tF allse species q4 ?? inrest society, tih -one viwhid excites the',troogest feeltinos of c')etejmpt, qu-' mitigaweds y the sentiment of pity whbiely we ...

... ?? B?igtal mercurp. MONDAY, JULy 9, 1827, The Liberty of the Prese is the Pailaudium of allthe Civi, Political, and Relikious Righlts of an, Englistisnsan.-JUtNtos. Titr statement of the Quarter's Revenue has been pub- lished since our last, and it shows a triflin~g improvemnent as compared with the corresponding quarter of last year, amounting to 45.7701. We are not preparedl for the sake of ...

... WFgave last week ant account Of somne of the Chairities recorded in the last iiumber of this u'seful work, and we now proceed to notice, as briefly as their impo rtance will allow' the bequests oft' thebeonevolent Dr.:Ttoumas White. InI 1613 he gave varions tenements sitnated in the Parish of Temple whereon to erect a hospital, called the Teniple hospital, and- endowved it for the 'reetption ...

... CIMA RITIES OFP BRISTOL. Accoanwo lto the pro'ui'e beld Olt tO be Piihs.Persn this highly interestiog worl last monih. a dwoible minlyr was poblished on VVednesday last, making siX parts; ard these-almost complete the Charities mitder' tbe itnnage. ment of the CorponaliQn We intend to publish anotler double Numober on tbe first of Aligast, if we find it prac. ticable. 'I'he pnblicalion of a ...

... EMANCIPATION OF-SLAVE CHILDREN. THF, question of Slavery in our Coloniei has been so frequently agitated during the last balf eentary, that it is ntterly beyond the reach of expeccation to say any thing that bas not been much inore ably urged at least a bhn- dred times before ; but still we think it is the duty of 11ose who acknowledge the evils of the system, although they may not hope to ...

... ?? THE BRISTOL 11LRICUIY.] .A MERllY CIILSTIM1AS, AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR! Magic sounds! what a host of merry phantoms start into existence beneath your happy influence ! Everlasting souvenir! perennial source of enjoy)uent ! Thou art the honey-lbee that bears no sting-the only rose that is can- 1 erless. Displeasure smuooths his brow at thy approach; Mlisery lifts his eyes to the light at thv ...

... , ?? - -- po-r i $ . -! ' FROM' LONDON FRIDAY's GAZETTE. M. Weleher, Lower Grosven ovi rsqu anover-square, lodging, house .keeper. J. R. Ward, of Bermondsey-streed, Surrey, cbeulist and druggist. W. Bradley, Leghtirn, Lincolnlsire, silk-mercer. Sols. Stokes &'Holltngsworth, Qateaton-street; and Mr. WiJson, LsPutM.. G. Barnby, Spalding, Lincbinshire, grocer. Sole, Pearce a Co. St. S within's ...

... BIOGRAPHY OF THE IN'FANTE DON MJIGUEL (From the PortUgueSe 6tcigrrcnt.) Nohsility of birth docs not ?? bestow mierit ; virtue, In a philrsophlic.iL aceeptation, is thle result of a ecodl edt?. cedion and of selt-iove-a necessary Antd iltdiqpensalble qt1lity, wvithout which, ntala, wether destined to inriabit a palaee or to dwell in a l irintle r'ol, call never upcjilire ge- neral esteeel, and ...

... FROM FRIlDAY's LOMDOM GAZETTF. I NSOLVENTS. W. Linton, Shacklewell, dealer. D. Child, Beauvoir-place, Einoslanld-road, Planoforte.mak,, BANKRUPTS. J. TI'alhot & H. Francis, Threadneedle-street, brokers. Humphries & Son, Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn. J. L. West, Albeemrrle-street, Piccasdilly, Coal-merchant, Mr. Smith. New Cleipent's Inn Chambers, J. WhittenhuryA Manclefiter, cotton-spinner. ...

... . Post of 1 ombap to A mbueap. FROM TUESDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. Foalwt?10Qlce,` Aiaugsts, - ism I is bnnotified by the F~t~ich MinihtewrfoGTForeign ATorir ttb llbtadors And ?? if &hutral Powes, at Phris the French Gvernmnent~lssi hdeelaredte effective blockade X 'htth of Cortntla. 13eANKRUPTCIES SU WBSEDED. 4 Uverqd dtet, Brunswick-square, etainet-maker. G ittans, owe! Sitbstteet ...