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Fz:OM Tif LONDON G.-kZETI'E, JUNE 27, 1b1:3.

Crowu-Ojice, June 47, 1814.

Member returned to serve in this present Parliarasent for
• ' Plymouth,

Benjamin Bloomfield, Esq.--in the room of Sir Thomas Tyr-
whin, who has accev2.e4 the (Alice: of Geiltlealaa Usher
D4ily_Waiter-to his 'Majesty.

- BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. _
Richard James, Radford, Somersetshi rd..; timber-..feater.
liknjamin Ciraffey, Norton-under-i-lanideu,'
William Dean, -.Salisbury, linen-draper. •
Robert Roper,'lioundsiitch, timber-merch;nt.

BANKRUPTS. •
John Tnpper, East Doneyland, Essex, unaster,. to snrreniler
July 8,9, and Augnst ten,• at the Angel lnn. Col-
- •Atturnies,, Air. Francis Sinythies, Colchester, or
Messrs.Aldhe and Pr.rry, Tcalple, London.
Samuel Ella, Lon;hborough, Lacester4hire, busier, July 1:3,
14, and Aagn.:t s, at eleven, at the Bull's 1-? cad tact, Longh-
11,:rough. - Attna!ies, Mr. W. Lyon, GraY's-inn, Loudon,
or Mr. John Watkinsnn Wbatton, Luag-hborough:
Alexande.r Gordon, Worrnwoud.-street, London, merchant,
'June 30,'July 4, and Aug-nst 8, at ten,- at Guildhsli. At-
torniey, Messrs.-Sherwood and lintchins,;n, Cushion-court,
Old Broad-street.

Jams' Fitch, Kings-street, Golder.-square, wine-Merchant,
July 4,-14, and August 8, •at ten, (inii4E-mil, London.
.Attornies; Messrs. Chapman; and Stevens, Little, Saint
Thomas Apostiv, Queen,treet.
Josephditahm, N.ranchester, brAer2 July/, at two, 11, and
Angirst 8,41; elei-en, at the lqatieli:.-,ste A;:)0. Manchester.
Attal'ities, Mt. it. snett, Attnchester, or Mr. Huxley,
Tenole,
Mary Cox and John Ca::, Emsa-ortli, Sort:. +0.40n, inn-
l-r,epers, Jul,` 16;itt one, 17, at -teri,•and oi•lo,
at the Black Dog Inn-, E.nsworth. Mr. W.
Townsend, Staple-inn, London, or Mr. Edgcoaine, Porter,.
Mark Moor, Great Yarmouth, chinanran, July 1, at tau, 11,
and Aug-list S, at two, at the Ship Tavern, GeeittY,lrmooth.
Attornies, MesiA's. Steward and Pahniir, roeraolith, Messrs.
Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Pearsu, (Yd.-Jury; Londom-- •
-John Diane, E.:ling, Alithllestni, baker, Jelly 4-; at eleven, 14,
at twelve, and at .eleven,' at Guildhall,. London.
Attornie., Me. 11.-einidgtl, Dyer's-bniklings,-I.loloorn.
William simpsonj- Millbank-street, •WestaiitoteK,
chant;June 30, July 4, and Angast 8, • lit tea, at
London. .Attornies, Messrs. Sherwood Mid Hutchinson,
Cushion-court. Old Broad-street.
Edward lkumark-court, bidden-lane, 'Lon -ion,
printer, June 30, Judy 4, and August 8, at eleVen, at Guild-
Attorney, Mr, Frederick Langloh, Dyer's-building-4,
HctLorn: • . • . • .
John Irenderson, Charlotte-street, Partland-place, surgeon,
July 4, at eleven. 14, at twel...c., and August 8, al: ilet-tai, atGMldhall? Mr... London. Atturuey,- Mr. Rogers-, Frith-street,,
Soho.
•Thonmsßhttliburn, Mount-street,Whitechapei-toad, master-.
mariner, June 30, -July 11, and August 8; at eleven, at
Guildhall,London. Attorney, Mr. Savage, Hatton-gardeu.
John Heiden, LeonardLsquare, Finsbury, -Midillesex, hatier-.
dashtr, Jane 30, July 11, and August 6, at eleven, at Guild-
hall, Landon. Attorney, Mr. James, Baclierslutry..
Joseph Edwards, Regency-place, Blacltlriar's-•road,• apothe-.
xary, Jui‘e 30, July 11, and August 8, at len, atOuileiutil,
London. Attorney, Mr. Pearson, Fillm-eoint, Temple.
William Pool, Owen',-place; Goss eli-street-road, coal-mer-
chant, June 30, July 11, and August 9, at ten, at Guildhall,
Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Welsh, Nicholas-lane, LOmbaed-

street. . •
Henry Marslijiroaciway, Westminiter, v;ctualler, July 4,7,
and Augusta; at twelve, at • Attupnes,
Messrs. Cros4 Xit..g-strQet, Soui.l:NNarik,
' [Diviciendsx&e. to-narrow.]