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London, England, 1810-08-29 00:00:00

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• ADIOBRALT-ITZ.
Vice Admiral grßoimoad 11l
Majesty's ships !Lnif voids act
Wilson Croker, Zsq. a Letter
mending the Strenuous gun-brig
of which the following is an eat,
I take leave to acquain
this day, the Nazebearing :
a c-nyoy of the enemy's
consisting of schooners an
steering to the eastward b
teroe, under protection of
and another armed vessel
in using every possible exe
titularly. the three master
nately falling light winds
sweeps, she escaptd into I-
'in turning the whole of tht
the rocks, and with the ho
withstanding their being p
shore, whose discharge of r
and I inclose a list of vesse
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shore.
Three Brothers Sloop, of 50 ti
Dacca, &c.
Two Brothers Sloop, of 60 tot
Three schooners and four slot
goes ; driven on the rocks.
BANKRUPTCY
lept. 22. Wm. Warwick, of Red
diesex, jeweller, dealer and ch:
Sept. 2e. John Bull, late of Kit
dealer and chapman, at ten, at
Sept. 22. Robert Sterikerof Ep
ler, dealer and chapman, at tet
October 16. Richard Brown t
Battle-bridge, Middlesex, pain
ball, London.
BANK
'Stephen Anshurst, late of Mai
West Farleigh, Kent, brewer,
dieser, copper and iron-man'
to surrender September 14, at
ten, at Guildhall. Attorniei
Essex-street, Strand, London.
Dennis Crowley, late of Portsrt
dealer and chapman, Sept embe
at Guildhall, London. Anon
wick•sqtrire, Newgate-street.
Joshua Barnsley, of Mancheste
chapman, Sept. 6,8, and Octo
Manchester. At turnies, Me
-ampton-huildings, London • o
James Bingley Orry, late of Circe
dealer and chapman, Septembo
at the Neptune Inn, Kingston
Henry Rosser and Son, Bartle
or Mr. Stephen Dickinson, H
William Jones, late of Barron-1
grocer and draper, dealer and c
at the Talbot Inn, Rtigeley, St
Bacon Inn, at Wichnor, and 0
Inn, in Rugeley. Attornies
Clark reWarnfard-court, Lone
and Bishop, Rugeley.
Charles Allen Philipps and Thon
ford, Pembrokeshire, bankers,
• tiers, Sept. 1,8, and October
Attornies, Messes. Hillyard an
merten-street, London.
John Steele, late of the parish of
merchant, dealer and chapman
9, at eleven, at the Cardiff /I
Messrs. Wood, Cardiff; or M
col n's-Inn.
Thomas Darlington the younge
• Northwich, Cheshire, cheesefa
29, 29, and October 9, at elevet
•Attornies, Mr. Peser Willi=
shire; or Messrs. Wrighttnd
George Morris Stevens, late of
Fields, Middlesex; upholder am
October 9, at ten, at Guildhall.
Gower-street, Bedford-square.
Thomas Turner, of Niellolas-squ;
don, victualler, dealer and chaps
and October 9, at eleven, at
Jones and Green, Sallsbury-squ
DIVIDE
William M•Dowall, of Tottenh;
draper, Sept IS, at eleven, at C
lick, f Hackney Mils, Lee Bridl
at one, at Guildhall.—David Ste,
sex, boot and shoe-maker, Sept.
William Potter, jun. of Nottingltal
at the Ram Inn, in Nottingham.
Isle of Wirht, Hants, miller, Se
• iron Inn, Newport.—Thomas St
shopkeeper. Sept. 21, at eleven,
man, late of Newgate-street, Lon
eleven, at Guildhall.—William Dc
obeesemonger, Sept. 15, at ten,
late of Ashhy7tle-la-Zouch, Lein
eleven, at the Queen's Head Inn,
White, jun. of Strood, Kent, coal
Guildhall—William Fly and John
elf Long Acre, St. Martin's, Middl
eleven, at Guildhall.—Edward D
ham, linen-drarr, Sept. 18, at o
of Beech street' London, linen-dr;
ball.—Andrew Burgess Hoffman,
den, Middlesex, taylur, Sept. 29.
Evans. of St. Clement, Worcester
at the Guildhall Coffee-house, Wo
ampton-street, Camberwell, Sur
maker, Sept. 18, at one, at Guild!
Wyndown, ofUpper Thames-str
at ten, at Guildhall.—Theophilui
of Tokenhouse-yard, London, n
G nildhall—R alph 'l'ut in, of Chant
dieser, cheesemonger, Sept. 22, al
Whitelocke, of Queen's-row, Pe
tober 6, at ten, at Guildhall—A
port, of Villiers-street, Strand, 11/
at eleven, at Guildhall—George
Fish-street, London, chemists an
at Guildhall—Samuel Hopkins, I
merchant, September 26, at eel
Leeds, Yorkshire.
A most respectable and
tors of the Cattle Life Insur
General Court held at the
Monday last : their thank;
tors, and it was unanimou!
sible exertion should be n
terns of this laudable Insti
Tl,e following lines are
of Lord NELSON'S Monun
sow, lately shattered by li
A proud memorial of th' ill
Baled to perpetuate a hero
Stern Jove has darted than
Even gods are envious of a
It is in contemplation tc
so as to form a grand b:
from the violence of the st
of vessels.
It is singular, notwithst
BONAPARTE'S tyranny, thi
men when here from mini
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