... brewer; Jan. 23, at one, at the Clarendon• G. Berm, London, tailor.—Jan. 22, F. Gieenfield, London, ‘ —. Jan. 22, C. Pearne. Maidstone, grocer.—.l4ll. 22, J. Clarke. • coaloneschanr.—Jan. 22, J. Donley and R. 'rack, London. 61 1 aw . — Jan. 22, E. Davies ...

... Kingstnn.upon-11011, worsied.rnat.4.7ellirer.—J. Flashy, Brothel ton, Yorkshire, lime denier—i. Sisley, P., 19,.Peckhant, Kent, shopkeeper.—W. Andley, Lond.m. victualler.—W. Scott. Blist.,l, merchant. — 'aye, Leeds, coach maker. t FRONI E LONDON(L%ZETTE ...

... and planter 20tth In.. Felt., and sth March, at the Bankrupts' Cost, Sir. Burton, Queen-square, Lando& JAMES POTTER. Maidstone, Kent, grocer, VA Jan., sth Feb., and sth March, at the Bankrupts' Court, London.—Atty. Mr. Dad. Northumberland. street, London ...

... .—J. Hams, London. currier.—E. Newcomb, Brentwood, Essex, baker.—E. J. B airier. London, boot-maker. — It. Morris, London, auctioneer.—J. Potter, Maidstone, Kent, gro:.er.--W. Neale and K. Hale, London, druggists —IV. Luckett, Bloxotn, Oxfordshire, c ...

... .—J: 1-jams, London, currier.—E. Newcomb, Brentwood, Essex, baker.—E. I. R a •Ilier, London, boot-maker. — IL London, auctioneer.—J. Potter, Maidstone, Kent, grovel .—W. Neale and R. Hale, London, druggists.—W. Luckett, Bloxom, Oxfordshire:. cattle-dealer ...

... can ever efface ?? 2i. pee l 4 bottle. fetal - t HUNTS WATERPROOF COMPOSITION, for effeetually e Le s eluding moisture from boots, shoes, carriage leathers, &c.-Price 1is per bottle. or 8d. per put. 11 a Publcations. 0 MIILLER'S curious SPECIMEN of LITHOGRAPHY ...

... Caressing its shadosv as one of its Young, e Th- shunter his ieg from the boot disengaged, ic And safely esnaping from death so presaged, h Now cares not what reptiles his boots a.e attacking; Le The charm wrhile they carry of Warrenas Jet Blacking. 1 ...

... ofehe English last with the elegance of the French form, now offers the Ptibiic, Specimens (in Ladies* and Children's Pattern Boots and Shoes, which lu- has view) Workmanship, Fashion, and Style inferior none in the Kingdom. From Mr. Stout's practice, and ...

... 7 & 10. DECLARATION of IXSOL TEXCY. Fe’i.r. William Jackson, Maidstone, Keut, jeweller and hard. Fi-h 7. John Pursglovc, brewer. ix, Sussex, common. F*b 8. Pilcher Jor.e*, Folkestone, Kent, rabnut-makcr, uphot. •terer, aurtnauvr, and grocer. COMMISSION ...

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... : e i 'chants; March 3, April 3, at one, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. C. Morley, London, victualer.—W. Jackson, Maidstone, Kent, jeweller.—H. Addenbrook, Dudley, Worcestershire, druggist.—E. Ashton, London, cheesemonger.—G. Duplex, l'entonville, ...

... merchants; March 3. April 3, at one, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. C. Mozley, London, victu.ller.—W. Jackson, Maidstone, Kent, jeweller.—H. Atidenbrook, Dudley, Worcestershire. druggist. —E. Ashton, London, cheesenionger.—G. Duplex, Pentonville ...