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... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT S OA/.F.TTE. Frederick Fisher, jun. Brighton—Robert Sutton Watts, St. Margaret's hill, Soutliwark, seed merchant—James Moody Taybir, Clement's lane, bookseller—William Ames Hutton, Rathbone place, auctioneer—John Richardson, Half Moon street, Piccadilly, victualler—Robert Short, Dartmouth, Devonshire, sail maker-William Parker and William Smith, Worcester, money ...
... **9 P__«_Sw7-f ?? HoitsE Baeaaß. Ihst tbry will SWSuTSaTB SALE, by __Kli«c -kn«-nth«»table.. ?? •* r ?? , * n - JOHN TUTIN. ?? B*aw_m-Dt*aptrr, NORTHALLERTON, ?? Wsnt of a RESPECTABLE I YOi'TM a*ao APPRENTICE. WAItTED TO PV&CR-iBE, a SMALL compact HOUSE, with Farm A Building* .nd about Twentr Act** of good Gnu. and Arable LAND, withk eight mik. ol York, wiih ?? ''Tapir io ke Pri titer of ...
... ?? . .Mjwr.will start from the St. Katharine Dock Steam •'7 near tl- Tower, as follows : — WW*- W| *uiam, To-morrow Evening, July 24, at Ten * 0) l\ Adelaide o * ,Saturclar Fvening, J u | v 28, at Ten. 52 vrt sels will be fountl of the very first class in point of ' . ,ni' accommodations, and are the only ones that afford '^'Lirers the ail vantage of embarking at the commodious r * Wharf. ...
... BILLESDON, in tbe county of Leicester, on Wednesday th day of July next, at three o'c ...
... I ?? board and ashore, viz. :— ■ »»* 4 mK*- * ATT - Cap** l JAMIESON, THIS EVEN- I _r July the 7th; SO HO. Captain BAIN. WEDNES- ■ LVv EVENING, July 11; JAMES WATT, Captain I uilE-*>N- SATURDAY EVENING, July 14, calling I j -Urborough. weather permitting.— The KING ef the ■ ?? T H I.RI-AN DS. for Newcastle, every WEDN ESD \ V I ?? received here until Three ?? on tbe Afternoon I stat-tins ...
... LIVING ?? l.'>» OPKN on TL ' ESI)AV ?? the3lst ins,.. '!„■ Library and Antique Academy on MONDAY 0 | .ugust. Ih ...
... td^edical Profeawion fu\ -PRB> ! r A Prmmim saaooteti. Jj^u^fuTtmk, : jbHN TUTIN, rjaumoud Wrroben.Drmper, NORTHALLERTON ..s Want of a RESPECTABLE j Vf%TU. APPRENTICE. a, orfkaerftm. Jury t.IKSI. | ~ THE ADw^BTISEB WISHES to know if there is, or was, an I>TATF iv the Nsme of LAW, UNOWNED, in or r,ir BEVKBLKY. Upon antning it, a Sbersl iteward will b 'lhTert tt T. K. Cocxaan, 12, Green-Street. ...
... is desirous of expressing his acknow- ledgment for the same, and begs to assure his friends and tbe Sporting World, that all orders; committed to Ids care, shall meet every atten- tion, and no exertion on his part shall be want- ed to merit their support and patronage. GUNS and PISTOLS, made to any order: and altered to Percussion on the newest plan. Barrels bored to shoot close and strong. ...
... each i: . |Kjvver, will start from the St. Katharine Dock Steam ?? near the Tower, as follows : — ?? \delaide, Thursday Evening, July 5, at 10 o'Clock. ?? u l William, Thorsday Evening, July LJ. at 10 o'Clock. [• n ese vessels will be found of the veryfirst class in point ol wH I aud accommodations, and are the only ones that afford uassengers the advantage of embarking at the commodious ?? ...
... EAST CONCERT but ONE in London .£ ke nl.c- TO-MORROW. July the 31st, when he will (ll four ol' Ins most favourite Pieces.— Boxes 7s. Pit ' 77 galleries is.— Application for Boxes, Orchestra Seats, . . (.1 be made at the Box-office, Hart-stree, T . _ . V FUN ESSES' MUTUAL ASSLf- IT R \N ...
... being \\ ' . Candidate to represent the Borough at the ensuing * ,n ni\ reasons lor not accepting yonr kind offers to re 1 I** ?? t|V __ that the conditions you w ished me to engage in ,r '..niirt in to'* - Vlr - Burton's principles on the Slave ' -..— differ from my view of that sulyect. When I ?? autumn before last, for the West Indies, I was a •'„_,, \nti-slaver, and. during ...
... it again by apply- ing to the Ostler of the Commercial Inn, on paying reasonable expenses. v TO THE GENTRY, CLERGY, FREEHOLDERS, AND ELECTORS, OF THE Northers Division of the County Palatine of Lancaster. Gentlemen, fWIHE Reform Bill having now passed into a law, and an expectation being very generally en- tertained that an Election will shortly take place, I am anxious to avail myself of the ...