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London, England, 1805-05-20 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

July 2. John Tennant, of Lower Brook-ftreet, Grofvenor-fquare,
Middlekx, a»othecary, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 9. &at Wade, late of Ipiwich, Suffolk, but now of Albion-
Place, Illackfriars, Surrey. brewer, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUP I S.

Gcrrod William Grorito. of IPean-firc.t, Sohn. Miedlefex, chy•
mil! sad 4ru-, It, Jcalcr and .1a iyalan, to fun oda May 2f, at

twelve, May 29. at ten, and June 29. at eleven, at Clualdhall...!
Attorney, Nis% 11.3..:hettor, Clement s inn.
CILOIViItiO4 uf of Nlanebelter, wrudlen-draper and dealer,)
June ‘3, is, a... 1 2.). at three, at the Bridgewater Arms, Mao-
abetter. .‘t.,tni.-s, Mr. John Taylor, lklanehelter; or Mr. Ellis,
Curfetpr ttre et.
Thomas (Thal 1... n, of leeks, in Lancathire. innkeeper, dealer and
cletyman. Jane to, tt, and 19, at three, at the Bridgewater
Arm'. Manch, th.r. Attornies, Meffrs. Foulkes and :
Ma:Owner : or Nlt. John Foulkes, Bury-place, Blootufbury-
(plan, Loudon.

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John Rttlinond, of Adam-ftrcet. Mandidtcr•fquare, Middlcfcx,
tailor, dealer and Chapman, May 25, Josic t, anti 29, at one. at
Attornty, Mr. John Dawfon, Warwick-flrect, Got
den-fguare.

John liurmond jackfon. of the Waihway, prigs of Lambeth,
Surrey. ftoekhroher, dcakr and chapman, May 25, at one, June
1, at ci ikn, and June 29 atone, at Gui:dhall. Anorrice, Moffra.
Dcnnytt, and Grcaves King's Arms Yard, Colctnan•ltrect.

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Charles Glover. of Albemarle-ftrret, p t:lh of St. George, nano-
ve aquare. Mieldletex, uphollierer. May 2t, June 1, and 29, at
one, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Foulkes, Southampton-ltreet,
Cue..in-Garden.
Matthew 'rho:llas. late of Adam's c.,nrt, Broad. ftrcet, London,
and of Kingfland Cre ken:, Mi fo., draper, dealer and chap-
man, May 25, June r, and 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Flailman.l.ly•place-, liothern.
John Clarke and William Wake, late of Kingfton-upon-Thames,
but now of Clapham Common, Surrey, cormdcalers, doikrs,
chapmen, and copartners, May 2e, June z, and 29. at ten, at
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Salkeld, zo7.Hatton-garden.
Michael Furlonge, late of Guildford-arc:et, Ruffen iquare, Mid-
dlefei. merchant, May 25, June r, and 29, at ton, at
Attorney, Mr. Hulme, Brunfwick-fquate.
Chriflophur Neville, late of Dartford, Kent, coach-maker, dealer
and Chapman, May 25, 29. and Jane 29. a- eleven, at Guildhall
Attorney, Mr. William Hu ;hes. Crofs court, Drury•lane.
Ann Beefton and Sarah Beefton, of Gerrard's ftrect, Sohn, Middle-
fez, haberd.dhcrs, dealers, chapwomen, and copartners, May 2r,
at twelve, May 29, at ten, and June 29, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Batchellor, Clement's-Inn.
David Walker, of Holborn, Middlefei, boar...lke, May 25, 213,!
and June 29, at twelve at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Aubrey,
Took's court, Curfitor-ftreet.
William Butt, of New-fircet, Covent Garden, Middlefex, hatter,
dealet and Chapman, May 25, June 4, and 29, at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Birkett, llond-court.
John Pow, of Saint Nicholas, Worcefter, builder and carpenter,
dealer and Chapman, June to, 11, and 29, at eleven, at the Rein
Deer fun, Worceiter. Atturnies, Mr. William Welles, San-

ton-ftrcet, Worceiter ; and Mr. James Platt, Bridge-court,
Bridge-ftreet, Landun.
William Payne, of Grut Carter lane, Dodoes Commons. Lon-
don, druggist, May 25, 29, and June 29, at eleven, at Guild-
hall. Attornits, Mdlis. Netherfule and Portd, Effex-ftreet,
Strand, London.
Jana Slmrpe, of Stockton, Durham, linen draper, &skier and
chapman, June to, tr, and 29, at twelve, at the Black Lion,
Stockton. Attornies, Mr. Joreph Frank, of Stockton; and Mars.
Wilton and Flerney, Chancery lane, London.
George Redford, now or late of Bedford, Lancafhire, cottor.-
(Matter, dealer and chapman, May 27, 28, and June 29, at ten,
at the Dog Tavern, Dcanfgate, Manchefter. Attornies, Mr.
RnigLt, Manchefter ; and Mr. Ellis, CurStor area, London.
111 VI RENDS.

May 22. Peter Hope, of l.irerieoul, merchant, dealer and chap-
snan, atom:, at the Chin Tar mi. Liverpool.
May at. Jams °Lome, of Clifor,l, fadler, at eleven, at the Angel
OlforE!.
May 25. jt.hn P 011..., of the p iris of St. Cites. Suburb, of Oxford,
facMcg-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Avg,' Inn, Oxford.
May 23. William Midis, now or late ut Hatirg, Kent, victualler,
at ten, at Guildhall. Londftn.
May :7. John Andru., cf Ahrrgavennv, Monnomealhire, iron-
monger, at eleven, at the King A a rms Abergavenny.
May 29. Thomas Chal!ennr, of Liverpool, viaualier, at twelve,
at the York Hotel, LiverpooL
May 28. Benjamin Hanlon and Edward AiEng of Charterhoufe-
(pare, Landon, merchants and copartner:, at ten, at Guildhall.
May ay. Mary Dorvell and William Doreen, both late of Wells,
lhopkeepers, dealers and copartners, at eleven, at the Rununer
Tavern, BrifteL
May so. John Detelsick. late of Derby, grocer, at elestn, at the
King's Arms Tavern, Derby.
May 25. Abraham Haim Conilfos, of No. 72, Leman-fireet,

dooilman's Fields, Middlefez, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
May as. Thomas Joreph Collis, of Clapham Road, Surrey, catch-
maker, at one, at Guildhall, London.
May as. John Arcker, of St. Catherine's Dock, Middlefez, hoop.
bender, at eve, at Guildhall.
May 27. Nathaniel Chadwick, of Bolton. Lanealbirs, innkeeper,
at ten, at the Dug Tavern, Deanfgate,lllancheller.
May 27. William Burnand, of Mancheller, fruiterer, at eleven, at
the Dog Tavern, Manchcßer.
May 27. Julius Samuel Rich and John Heapy, Aldermanbury
Blackwell hall-factors, at eleven. at Guildhall.

May a 9. Jacob Lewis and Silvetter Cahn, both of Liverpool, and
Maurice De Jones, of Manchtfter, merchants and copartners,
at elevoi, at the tridgewatcr Arms, Manchester.
May so. John Coulfoo, of Crown-ft:ea, Finibury-fquare,
Middle-
ks, p-ocer, at tea, at Guildhall.

To alleviate the fufferings of Scurvy, of Scro-
phula, and various Difeafes of the Body, the late
FRANCIS SPILSRUIIY devoted much of his time and
attention. His luccefs is now before the public. His
Difpenfary has been opened at all feafons to the
poorer clad-es, whole citetimflances did not reach the
price of his remedy. Fond cl Medicine and its purfuir,
be invented the Patent Antiferobutic Drops, a mild
diaphoretic, without weakening the fyltern, but giving
itvigour by promoting all its natural fecretions. Thole
who are compelled to tefort to the tonic powers of mi
nerals, if they with to afEll their cffca on the nerves,
no medicine is better calculated for the put pole than
the Drops. Another tecommendatton, the dole is
(mall in quantity, And taken without reffraint of diet
or exercife.

Mr. Sri csau a r is not accountable fnr any mixture
fold, unlefs the words e' By the King's Patent" are
inferred at length in the bill of dire lions, bottle, and
wrapper; the damp all° (the King's duty) is minted
in black ink infiead of red.—Bottles ss. 6d. los. and
11. as. duty included.