... BANKRUPTS »ROM S GAZETTE. Phillip Marcos Pre is and William Donna, Park terrace. Regent's park, wine merchants— Edward Oko, FaliSMMth, tailor-John Eraser, Bath, Somersetshire, perfumer- James Reading, Berks, grocer—Samuel Crawley, Herat:! Hempstead, linen dripei—James Heudrey, Great Newport street, Long acre, linen draper—Ji*n Peters, Hoxion, ale brewer—Joseph Rastall, Kilbnrn, Middlesex, ...

... if not wholly recovered from his late indisposition ; but his Majesty will not deliver the Royal Speech in person. We may anticipate the contents of that document—good understanding with foreign states—peace between Turkey and Russia—the affairs of Greece train of settlement—at home, the country distressed, from temporary causes, but neither dispirited nor seriously injured. Only a little (not ...

... President Jackson's Message to the Congress the United states has arrived. It has been expected with some eagerness j and it must in the highest degree gratifying to those s-ho are anxious that this country and America ttaould learn it length their true interests. The Mess.ige comnences with survey of the foreign relations of the country. America is friendly footing with all the great European ...

... BANKRUPT* FROM Tt'FSDAY NIGHT*!! OA7.F.TTF. John Tattoo, Parade house, Thames ink, Middlesex, roal merchant anil lighterman—John Jacobs, WaltoV-upoa-Tbanaes, auctioneer—Samuel Stratigram Davis, Joshua Strangman Davis', and Joshua Robinson, Liverpool, cattle dea'ers —James Mayor, Frerkleton, and Henry Crook, Preston, corn merchants— I'eiiry Ciook, Preston,coach proprietor—James Mayor, ...