... King, of Camel ford ; mother of Dr. King of that place, and Dr. King Stratton, Dr. Herschell, the celebrated astronomer. BANKRUPTS. William Shalders, Church-st. Bethnel-green, \ictualler. William Maidenbridge, Berks, innkeeper Edward Neale, ol Grantham ...

... Captain Wright; and also that the Swan cutter, Lieut. Luckraft, has captured Le Vengeur French privateer, of guns, and 17 men. BANKRUPTS. John Higmu, of Birmingham, team in. Henry Willmott ami Samuel Willmott, • Bcaminster, Dorset, tanners. Luke Kidd, of Ne ...

... Higlt (’hancellor Great Britain was administere 1 to his latrdship, and his Lordship took his seat at the Board accordingly. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Vetstille Lfadonhall Market, bitlclier. John Diwson, of Liverpool. Henn - Stanton R,'.inhill, Lancashire, innkeeper ...

... Tranquebar, and Jinea- pore, belonging to the Danes. The latter is sear Calcutta, and is the place of refuge for British bankrupts and runaways. Since our dispute with Denmark, orders ttave been sent out to seize these Colonics, and perhaps this moment ...

... TOVL’s ESTATE. LL Persons indebted to the Estate of THO.M AS YE, Penryn, a Bankrupt, A desired to pay their respective debts to T. j or Jos. Sow el, of Penryn , being authorized to Aciive the same, by order J. BARBER, Assignees to the JAs, RULE, f said ...

... Plunteerr —William ildeking, pent, to £iiSi'll, vice who rcsiirns. Constantine Culuuiu rs. fc.iw.lld Rowe, gent, to Ensign. Bankrupts.—Richard Porter,jon. ofDcrbv*, gioccr. —Richard Kina;Tiiomis, ot* I .v, .hint, Woicef lershire, mercer. —VVm. Svmoiids, ot ...

... winch the Batavian may become- a-pavt-y. • (~ All prisoners' Shall be given both sides. Vice-Alim Pole, Coiih.fU.CJiir/, BANKRUPTS, Wm. West ami Thomas Palentps et-ion’, hojiksellers.—Jos. Dennis, late ot IA ild- street, iJiicoliis-inU'h.'Ulv, broker.—U/Iw ...

... Sylvester Lord Gltiihervie should be President of the Committee.appointed for the consideration ot all matters relating trade. BANKRUPTS.— Jeremiah Marshall Kmg. Li«nmol, coffct-houso-keeper.-Samuel of YcJton, Salop. m.lUr -Joseph Coalthanl. of But Ue« li v„rv ...

... appoint Sir Francis Milimin, Bart. (Physician Extraordinary to the King,) to one of her Majesty's Physicians in Ordinary. BANKRUPTS. James Marsh, Shad Thames, Southwark,shipwright.—Thof. Madden, Bermondsey, victualler.—John Trowbridge, Wilis, carpenter ...

... Comniissioii Bankrupt against Robekt James, the Borough of Penryn) o.y hay the Fourth Day of January next, llte hours of Four and Six the Afternoon, subject to the Conditions Sale to then produced. IHE following FHEIbHOLD ESTATF.S || of tiie said Bankrupt, and ...

... intimidate their enemies, and next attemnt board, hut they are tepnlsed iu the first encounter, they rarely hazard a second, BANKRUPTS.—T. NceJham, Ashbv-ric-ia- Zouch, Ijek-esterililre, hosier.—Win. Green, S.vansea, cheesemonger.—Janie, Sissons, of Mnll, ...

... Marie Clementine, wife to the hereditary Prince of Naples ; and on Thursbay the 28th Instant, the Court go out of mourning. BANKRUPTS. Robert Tay . ,ot Nekton Moor, L'hesJJre, rotten spinner, Mnnin Benedict*, Liverpool, shop keeper, Johns, hie Plym oulh-Dork ...