the consequences time will shew. We know | has this satisfaction when he retires, that that there are American orders for military his character is unimpeachable. We are DECORATIONS in town; which would not mistaken if a few months will not require be if all were-rigin; and we know that the exertions and opinions of unimpeachan American agent has denied the admis- able men in the political world. Rumour sion of the French emigrant officers into the is gradually unloosing her hundred tongues American army: is this political, or true? on the subject of a wandering lady, said Endeavours have been used to persuade to be summoned to England, not to be a the public that these officers have joined party to a reconciliation, but the contrary. the Spanish insurgents in Mexico: who There can be no doubt, but what she will can foresee peace from that? While others be well advised, a very able gentleman, assure us, that the old ground of dispute says Rumour, being on the way, to give about Florida, or Louisiana, the red river, her advice. Will the deed be ratified by or the black river, rankles in the hearts of the present Parlia meut? both countries, and thus the legacy of Na- divided, but the majority says No. Yet Opinions are poleon to America may prove to be another reasons are not wanting for the affirmative; war, aud that not with Creeks, nor Chic- and weighty reasons too. Perhaps, notaws, nor Cherokees, though the Indians body knows. are said to be extremely discontented. Of what passes on the borders towards Canada we know but little: whether there be any concealment, or whether there be nothing to conceal, is what we, in common with others, are ignorant of. It is right that we should favour our colonies all in our power. Whatever Canada produces should be favourably dealt with at home, to induce the Canadians to che rish the image of a home in Europe. The Fisheries of Newfoundland, are our own fisheries: they MUST find here ample protection. The West Indies have long been treated on this principle: the Cape of Good Hope is becoming our wine colony: the East Indies are, we hope, reaping the benefit of a settled aud permanent government. When Bengal was the seat of revolutions in government every fifty years-or any other province--how could it flourish? how could the people be happy? A prodigions quantity of oriental productions has lately been sold by the East India Company, and exported, for the most part, by the purchasers. This seems as if Europe must continue to receive im portant investments of goods, for a long while to come. The capital and assiduity of our activé principals ensnre us a fair proportion of consideration abroad, for a time, also: but, let us not presume. Perhaps the blow we ought most to fear, may be struck from some quarter at present little thought of. Perhaps the Goddess Fashion may, in one of her freaks, command out of her sight, what she now most violently admires. There are certain fixed principles which no time can change, nor events destroy. There is nothing more necessary in politics, as in ordmary life, than honesty and integrity. It is true, the most upright Statesman may not be fortunate: but he Bankrupts and Certificates in the order of Field W. of Croydon, Surrey, shopkeeper. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. BANKRUPTS. Bishop T. of Birmingham, bayonet maker. Sol. Bastable J of Taunton, Somerset, brush manu- square. Sol. Martindale, Gray's Inn Bedells J. of Cambridge, cabinet maker Sol. Carlon T. and W. Wilson, of Langbourn Cham- Elsworth T. of Upper East Smithfield, hatter. Fairless M. of Bishop Wearmouth, Durham, Sol. Govey G. of Blackwall, boat builder. Mercer T. and J. Barlow, of Tunbridge, Kent, Sols. Parker S. of Charles-street, Covent Garden, vic- Sols. Sols. Vipond G. of Ludgate-hill, linen draper. Bourdillon and Co. Little Friday-street. Wiggins W. of Sunderland near the Sea, Durhain, seedsman. Sol. Blakiston, Symond's Inn. Wood J. of Blackburn, Lancashire, baker. Sol. Wiglesworth, Gray's Inn. White Mary Ann, of Great Coggeshall, Essex, clothier. Sol. Wilson, King's Bench Walk, Temple. Wells J. of Newport, Monmouth, boat builder. Sols Whitcombe and Co. Se jeant's Inn. Walker R. and J. Walker, of Birmingham, platers. Sols. Hicks and Co. Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn. Ward G. of Quinton, Gloucestershire, dealer. Sol. Nicholls, Gray's Inn. CERTIFICATES, June 1. C. Barnett, late of London-wall, horse dealer. W. Sykes, of Upper Russel-street, Bermondsey, tanner. T. Shayle, of Bordesley, Warwickshire, tanner. S Hyman, of Plymouth Dock, jeweller. S. Palmer, of Bourton on the Water, Gloucestershire, mercer. W. Spence, jun. of Bishop Wearmouth, coal fitter. Cooper, late of Lidney, Gloucestershire, grocer. J. Outram, of Liverpool, brewer. W. King, of Staines, butcher. A. Gordon, of Union-court, Old Broad-street, merchant. T. Liseter, of Drayton in Hales, Salop, innkeeper. J. Clay J. of Kingston upon Hull, merchant Davies J. of Carmarthen, linen draper. Sols. Fasson B. of Aldersgate-street, goldsmith. Sol. Nettleford, Norfolk street, Strand. Hayes C. and J. Hayes, of the Old Jewry, merchants. Heard W. of Rumford, Essex, timber dealer. Sols. Russen and Son, Crown-court, Aldersgate-street. Heppel T. late of South Blyth, Northumberland, merchant. Sols. Michel and Co. Fowke'sbuildings, Tower-street. Houghton M. of Liverpool, tailor. Sol. Chester, Staple Inn. Lepine J. of Canterbury, cabinet maker. Sols.. Collet and Co. Chancery-lane. Nesbitt T. of Bishopsgate-street, upholsterer. Sol. Thomas, Fenchurch-street. Norris T. of Freeman's-court, Cornhill, merchant. Sols. Swaine and Co. Frederick'splace. Old Jewry. Roberts R. late of Ludlow, Salop, glover. Sol. Highmoor, Scot's-yard, Bush-face. Small W. of Taunton, Somerset, vintner Sol. Heelis, Saple Inn Stavnes H. of Ampthill, Bedford, grocer. Sol. Meredith, Lincoln's Inn. Sol. Scott W. of Portsmouth, Hants, wine merchant. CERTIFICATES, June 4. Thornber, of Colne, Lancaster, cotton manuJ. H. Proctor, of Liverpool, linen draper. T. facturer J. Appleton, of Stockton upon Tees, Durham, bookseller. D. Batchelour, now or late of Farnham, Surrey, timber merchant. A. Ford, of Birmingham, victualler. J Ansell, of Carshalton, Surrey, paper maker. G. Betham, Middlesex, mariner. W. F. Woodgate, late of Tunbridge, Kent, banker. J Poole, late of Whitehaven, Cumberland, linen draper. Collins, of Cree Church-lane, Leadenhall-street, London, copper plate printer. J. Bell, of Pocklington, and J. F. Bell, of Sculcoates,. York, merchants. J. lane, wine merchant. J. Firth and T. Firth, now or late of Robert Town, York, cordwainers. Earp P. W. of Wolverhampton, Stafford, and J. Pooler Bagnal, of Wolverhampton, manufacturers of locks. Sels. Price and Co. Lin-H. B. Dennis, of Manchester, draper. J. Clapcoln's Inn. Fermor H. late of East Woodhay, Southampton, Sol. Grafton J. of Denshaw, York, and J. Grafton, Grist N. of Lacock, Wilts, tanner. Sols. Bour- Sols. Sols. Hanbury J. late of Shoreditch, distiller. Kingsall S. of Poplar, painter. Sol. Martin, gate-street, insurance broker. Sols. Aliston and Co. Freeman's-court, Cornhill. Milner J. and V. Chaplin, of ironmonger-lane, merchants. Sols. Swaine and Co. Frederick'splace, Old Jewry. Nicholson T. of High-street, Portsmouth, draper and tailor. Sol. Osbaldeston, Londonstreet, London. Nicholls T. of Bridgnorth, Salop, grocer. Sols. Sols. Pritchard W. jun. of Hereford, scrivener. Ring J. of Tunbridge, Kent, grocer. Sols Pal- Steel J. of Liverpool, druggist. Sols. Dacie and CERTIFICATES, June 8. ham, of Beddington-corner, Surrey, calico printer. C. Morgan, of Bishopsgate-street Within, London, merchant. H. T. Austen, H. Maunde, and J. Tilson, of Henrietta-street, Covent Garden, bankers. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED, May 22. W. R. Sherley, of Sunning Hill, Berks, horse dealer. BANKRUPTS. Bowring J. J. of Aldgate, hatter. Sol. Bennet, Tokenhouse-yard. Bedford J. of Fen Drayton, Cambridgeshire, dealer. Sol. Peacocke, Cambridge. Cullimore J. and 1. of Church-court, Clement'slane, insurance brokers. Sols. Young and Co. St. Mildred's-court, Poultry. Evans R. of Tredegar Iron Works, Bedwelty, Monmouthshire, currier. Sol. Williams, Red Lion-square. Francis J. of New Windsor, Bucks, tinman. Sols. Hurd and Co. Temple. Graham T. of Carlisle, spirit merchant. Sols. Wordsworth and Co. Staple Inn. Goodlad Sarah, of Bilton with Harrowgate, York, innkeeper. Sols. Exley and Co. Furnival's Inn. Heath J. of Burford, Oxfordshire, grocer. Sols. Blandford and Co. Temple. Sols. Hogg G. of Pancras-lane, tavern keeper. Sol. Greenwood, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside. Lingham T. of Worcester, mealman. Lowndes and Co. Red Lion-square. Nelson J. of the East India Chainbers, Leadenhall-street, merchant. Sol. Pasmore, Warnford-court, Throgmorton-street. Stokes J. of Liverpool, merchant. Sols. Blackstock and Co. Temple. Stuckey W. of Fleet-street, vintner. Sol. Pat-ten, Hatton Garden.. Shoubridge J. and W. M'Ewen, of York-place, Queen's Elms, merchants. Sols. Hicks and Co. Bartlett's-buildings. Wilson J. of Manchester, grocer. Sol. Willis and Co. Warnford-court. ster. CERTIFICATES, June 11. W. Wright, of Gateford, Nottingham, maltG. N. S. Chapman, of Boughton Malherbe, Kent, dealer. J. Machin and J Burton, of Great Guildford-street, Surry, engineers. N. C. Morison, of Tottenham Court Road, oil and colourman. T. Park, of Walbrook, merchant. J. Howell, of Hermitage-street, Wapping, master mariner. W. Law, of Copthall Chambers, Throgmorton-street, merchant. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED, May 25. Walker G. of Ashborne, Derby, grocer. BANKRUPTS. Apsey T. sen. of Stamford, Lincoln, brazier. Sol. Ellis, Chancery-lane. Brown J. jun. of Rodborough, Gloucester, clothier. Sols Hurd and Co. Temple. Barnes W. of New Sarum, Wilts, ironmonger. Sol. Emly, Essex-court, Temple. Barker J. of Broad-street, merchant. Sols. Holt and Co. Threadneedle-street. Flicker A. of Erith, Kent, shopheeper. Sol. Santer, Chancery-lane. Foster J. and J. Foster, of Selby, York, merchants. Sol. Wiglesworth, Gray's Inn. J. Harwood, of Gloucester, grocer. T. Waghorn, of Chatham, Kent, butcher. W. H. Tollervey, of Portsea, Southampton, brewer. C. Messent, of New-street, St. Catherine's, Mid-Hall T. jun. of Evesham, Worcestershire, and dlesex, banker. J. Cock, of Canterbury, draper. R. Edgar, of Hammond's-court, Mincing Gosport, Hants, grocer. Hirst J of Wapping Wall, cloth factor. Sols. | mason. Middlehurst J. of Liverpool, flour dealer. Sol. derick's-place, Old Jewry. Morse J. of Downfield, Stroud, Gloucester, clothier. Sols Hurd and Co. Temple. Medland W. of Goswell-street, Middlesex, oilman. Sol Walker, Chancery-lane. Masterman J. of Hatton Garden, music seller. Sol Aspinal, Quality-court, Chancery-lane Mitchell D. of Cullum-street, Fenchurch street, taylor. Sols. Knight and Co Basin hall-st. Parfet T. of Bath, mason. Sols. Jenkins and Co. New Inn. Shore E. J. of 'Change-alley, Cornhill, dealer. Sol. Sherwood, Canterbury-sq. Southwark. Stansbie A. of Birmingham, merchant. Sols. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane. Tomlinson J. of Ashbourne, Derbyshire, cher Sols Bleasdale and Co. New lun. Whitford T. of Evesham, Worcester, slater and plasterer. Sols. Collet and Co. Chancery-lane. CERTIFICATES, June 15. Robson E. of Morpeth, Northumberland, saddler. Sols. Meggisons and Co. Hatton Garden. Royal B. of Shakspeare's-walk, Shadwell, victualler. Sol. West, Red Lion-st. Wapping. Smit G. H. of Norwich, victualler." Sol. Whitton, Great James-street, Bedford Row. Sutton D. jun. of Brightlingsea, Essex, ship owner. Sol Welch, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street. Somerset R M. of Marlbrough, Wilts, apothe Walker J.lare of Alfrick, Seyluck, Worcester, timber merchant. Sol. Beck, Bream's-buildings, Chancery-lane. Williams J. of Cornhill, stationer. CERTIFICATES, June 19. Sols. E. Jay, of Badley, Suffolk, miller. J. Glenny, of Red Lion street, Clerkenwell, watch case maker. E. Cruttenden, of Sittingbourne, Kent, salesman. M. Sewell, of Lincoln, wine mer chant. R. Richmond, jun. of Manchester, iron but-liquor maker. S. Burton, of Kingston upon Hull, confectioner. G. Cooper, late of Hinckley, Leicester, corn factor, but afterwards of Crow Marsh Farm, Holbeach, Lincoln, grazier. T. Horton, of Shrewsbury, Salop, linen draper. T. Warder, of Alder on, Gloucester, horse dealer. R. Dallett, late of Merion, Surrey, farmer. J. Taylor, late of Worship street, Middlesex, card maker. T. Taylor, late of Horncastle, but now of Burgh, Lincoln, corn dealer. J. N. Radcliffe, of Lower Temple street, Birmingham, plater. J. Munton, of Foulsham, Norfolk, grocer. S. Alcock, of Newcastle upon Tyne, brush manufacturer. J. Alcock, of Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire, dealer. J. Levy, of Clockstreet, Portsea, butcher. J. Storer, of Walham Green, Middlesex, market gardener. T. Slater, of Kingston upon Hull, merchant. T. H. Brine, of Paternoster-row, inerchant. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED, May 28. Quarterman W. of Oxford, breeches maker. BANKRUPTS. Blakey R. of Leeds, York, druggist. Sols. Lamberts and Co. Gray's Inn-square. Binyon B. jun. and G. Inglis, late of Manchester, wa ehousemen. Sol. Wiglesworth, Gray's Inn-square. Brereton J. of Whitchurch, Salop, brewer. Sols. Lowes and Co. Temple. Barnard G. now or late of Wantage, Berks, brewer. Sols. Blagrave and Co. Sy mond's Inn. Chesney H. of High Holborn, Middlesex, fringe manufacturer. Sol. Platt, New Boswellcourt, Lincoln's Inn-fields. Sol. Duvelnz E P. of Size-lane, merchant. Gillman J. of Hammersmith, innkeeper. Sol. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED, June 1. Amos J. of St. Helen's-place, merchant. BANKRUPTS. Adams J. of Tooley-street, Southwark, ship broker. Sols. Lamb and Co. Princes street, Bank of England. Barber W. of Bishop Stortford, Hertford, but cher. Sol. Makinson, Temple. Cowie J. of Aldermanbury, jeweller. Sol, Collier J. of Bedford, near Leigh, Lancashire, muslin manufacturer. Sol. Meddowcroft, Lincoln's Inn. Drouet L. W. of Lime street, ale merchant. Cooper and Co. Southampton buildings, Heys J. now or late of Manchester, cotton spin-Hayton T of Liverpool, merchant. Sola. Lancefield C. T of Piccadilly, turner. Sol. Coote, Austin Friars. Nias T. and J. White, of Old Broad-street, insurance brokers. Sol. Nind, Throgmorton Johnson P. of St. George's Place, Middlesex, timber merchant. Sols. Kearsey and Co. Bishopsgate street. Lubbock W. J. late of Potter Heigham, Norfolk, miller. Sols. Egan and Co. Essex st. Strand. Matthews W. of Digby street, Birmingham, glazier. Sols. Swaine and Co. Frederick'splace, Old Jewry. Newey J. of Harborne, Stafford, dealer and chapman. Sols. Hurd and Co. Temple. Nobes J. of Old Bond street, whalebone carriage manufacturer. Sol. Stevenson, Lincoln's Inn. Noble A. W. late of Limehouse, Middlesex, bra-s founder. Sol. Pearson, Fen court, Fenchurch street. Roberts R. of Elder street, Spitalfields, merchant. Co. Coleman street. Taylor J. of Old street, Middlesex, paste board CERTIFICATES, June 21. A. J. H. Proctor, of Liverpool, linen draper. T. Thornber, of Colne, Lancaster, cotton manufacturer. J. Appleton, of Stockton upon Tees, Durham, bookseller. D. Batchelour, now or late of Farnham, Surrey, timber merchant. Ford, of Birmingham, victualler. J. Ansell, of Carshalton, Surrey, paper maker. G. Betham, of Middlesex, mariner. W. F. Woodgate, late of Tunbridg, Kent, banker. J. Poole, late of Whitehaven, Cumberland, linen draper. Collins, of Cree Church lane, Leadenhall street, copper plate printer J. Bell, of Pocklington, and J. F. Bell, of Sculcoates, York, merchants. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED, June 4. J. Bell H late of New Fishburn, Sussex, dealer Bluck C. of Exeter, brush maker. Sols. Darke Browning W. of St. Mary Axe, wine merchant. Gunston J. of Percival street, Middlesex, cheesemonger. Sol Rugby, St. John street, Clerkenwell. Hill J. of Reading, Berks, barge builder. Sol. Hannam, Piazza Chambers, Covent Garden. Hudson J. now or late of High Wycombe, Bucks, linen draper. Sol. Davies, Lothbury Jones T. late of Dudley, Worcestershire, iron manufacturer. Sol. Thomas, Hind court, Fleet street. Moore J. of Coventry, watch case maker. Sols, Long and Co. Gray's Inn. Robertson R. and J. Andrews, of Axminster, Devon, druggists. Sols. Bleasdale and Co. New Inn Rufe A. of Swansea, Glamorgan, grocer. Sol Thompson, Gray's Inn. Smith A. of Bedford, Lancaster, muslin manufacturer. Sol. Gaskell, Wigan. Sargant D. of Whittlesey, Cambridge, money scrivener. Sols. Jenkins and Co. New Inn. Simeon A. S. of Bristol, umbrella manufacturer. Sols. Hurd and Co. Temple. Tomlinson T. of Winterton, Lincoln, corn merchant Sol. Hicks, Gray's Inn. Walford T. of Maldon, Essex, brazier. Sols. Pocock and Co. Ely-place, Holborn. Wood W. late of Mony thusloyne, Monmouth, grocer and shopkeeper. Sols. Price and Co. Lincoln's Inn. CERTIFICATES, June 25. S. Campbell, of Liverpool, upholsterer. J. Debell, of Plymouth, grocer. H. Hammond, of Carter court, Redcross street, Surrey, carpenter. R. Joy, of Cockshutt, Salop, innkeeper BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED, June 8. Townley E. S. of Pope's Head alley, Lombard street, cook. Ellis H. W. of Christchurch, Hants, linen dra- Frost L. jun. of Liverpool, merchant. Sol. Gardner J. of Bristol, carpenter. Sols. Bridges and Co. Red Lion square. Gibbs J. now or late of Ledbury, Herefordshire, linen draper. Sol. Pewtriss, Gray's Inn. Miller J. of Liverpool, distiller. Sols. Blackstock and Co. Temple. Owen J. of Stourbridge, Worcestershire, ironmonger. Sols. Anstice and Co. Temple. Settle J of Liverpool, merchant. Sol Radcliffe, Liverpool. Swift J of Elland, Yorkshire, manufacturer. Smith J of Broad street buildings, merchant. Sol Wiglesworth, Gray's Inn. Sols Willis and Co. Warnford court. Walton R late of Cattle Nook, Northumberland, victualler. Sols Bell and Co. Bow Church yard, Cheapside. CERTIFICATES, June 29. RP Guyard, of Throgmorton street, London, merchant. T Leader, of Port Dundas, Glasgow, merchant. Sir R Salusbury, Bart of Newport and Abergavenny, Monmouth, banker. R Machel, of Liverpool, merchant. W Goold, of Risca, Monmouth, farmer. J Cohen, late of Manchester, Lancaster, hat menufactuW Oakley, late of Bermondsey, Surrey, woolstapler. J Squire, of Bristol, merchant. T Grieve, of Edinburgh, and J Grieve, of Manchester, fustian manufacturers. M Neale, of Gosport, Hants, linen draper. G Pace, of Madeley, Salop, butcher. W Fields, now or late of Kingston upon Hull, grocer. rer. |