... April 2, at eleven, at Guildhill. C. Crocker, Bideford, Devonshire, ship-builder, from March 22, to March 29, at ten, at the Golden Lion| Inn, Barnstapie, JDevonshire. J. Breffit, Alfreton, Derbyshire, mercer, from March 22; to Ap'ril IS, at eleven, at the ...

... Birmingham. Attorney, Mr, &dmcox, Birmingham. Thonas Clough, Bramley, Yorkshire, clothier, May 18, 2S, June l8, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds. Attorney, Mr. Skelton, Leeds. Stephen UrderhiU, Sheerness, slopseller, May 14, 21, Julnc 18, at twelve,, ...

... v3annimg, Launrceston, Cprnwal, counflofn- brcwers. Iroa Feb. 22, to March 4. BANKRUPTS. W. -Botle, Green-street, Lialtead, Kent, saddler. Attorney, Mlr. Le'on, E-ex-'trvet, Stranfl. * ieriSOri, Meaxclesf6eld, Cesbire, silk-manufactiper. Attorney, Mr ...

... young gebtleman of indejendent fostune, who possesses a freehold estate of nearly200 acres, mansio, &c., near Folkestonein Kent, and two of his servants, were brought to town in custody. The chu:rge against the prisoners is one of cather an extraordi- ...

... of itie Quakvers ! -v In the year 1747, Mvr. M-, a gentleman of an ample fortune, about 55 years of age1 travelled tisroaglt Kent in quest ofta wife, ?? wvos ri widower, and had one son, about 12 boat aql fica tans he reqo irel were, that tbe ptltfl 11 ...

... a vwatchman, said that when lie went into tile Woin, he found the prisoner apparently asleep, with his coat and one of his boots off; thie coat n-as placed under the pillow, and IHe appeared as if be was colillorsably settled for the night. He look hiu ...

... Coblerian Professor produced his leather in the shape of a boot, and, holding it up to their astonished eyes, addressed the audience thus:- Ladies and Gentlemen, this, you perceive, is-a. boot;: but now-(saia he, cutting off the top and making two slits ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTES. Tuesday, flay 2. tNSOLVENBTS. J. Hall, Cliffe, Sussex, victualler . W. Jones, Rainham, Kent, barge-master. BANKBUPTCY SUSPERSEDED. C. F. C. Barns, Brighton,stable-keeper. BANKS C PTS. J. Millington, Grosvenor square, dealer in ...

... fighting cocks upon a Sunday.-Coptain Head's Journey across the Pampas. A PROFLSGATE PIGe-On Tuesday, a person living in Maidstone, left home with his family, to pick htops. Being afraid that a pig, in the sty, might he stolen, they transferred him to ...

... where she now is, in a room paved with broad stones, and without firing, at this season of the year-biend and water the fare. -Kent Heratd. STOPPING UP OF TOOT-PATES. A meetiti is to be held at Manchester, to consider the propriety of forming a'ociety for ...

... well as one of the most eminent puffers of the English school. Setjeant Rite, though a portly gentleman and six feet hijgh to boot, and therefore, as he said, born to he a great man, was nothing to him. Even the re- nowned Cacique of Pojais, famous as a ...

... Lovegrove and W. Cubbidge, Longwick-mill, Lower Saunderton- rnill, and Bledlow North-mill, Buckinghamshire, paper-makers. [Smith, Golden square. S. Smart, Dovizes, grocer. [jeyes, Chancery lane. M. XV. M'Laughlan, Manchester, publican. [Adlington, Bedford row ...