274. Alphabetical List of Bankruptcies and Dividends. (Sept. t, 
answer may be given to the same inquiry, 
with regard to health. To many an by- 
pochondriacal patient, has the reporter, in 
preference to any other- remedy, pre- 
scribed action. Act sufficiently, he said, 
and you will be sufficiently well. The 
durmouse existence ef a human heiny 
must be a diseased one. Man was not 
destined.to be a recumbent animal. Ex- 
ercise is essential, more especially to in- 
tellectual health ; but those unfortunate- 
ly to whom it is most-necessary, are the 
least disposed to have recourse to it. 
The most solemn accidents of life do 
not-give rise to the severest “sorrows ; 
pigmy perplexities, mere insect afflic- 
tions, mmiature maladies, lilliputian lan- 
guors, are things that tear the texture of 
our frame. ‘ 
Insanity in its different colours and 
adations has recently passed under the 
eye of the reporter ; no subjcct exempli- 
fies in a more emphatical way the un- 
portance of vigilantly observing, and sea- 
sonably counteracting tendencies. The 
sof the malady may be crushed, but 
the adult disease is rarely capable of 
eure ; it is only the first shootings or bud- 
dings of insanity that can be blighted or 
repressed. - : 
Several girls, who evidently owed their 
complaints to a cloystered atmosphere, 
and a bastile confinement, bave been 
brouglit to the reporter by their maternal 
guardians. These scholastic mansions 
should, instead of schools, be advertised 
as ‘jails for young ladies.” This observa- 
tion may appear to be imprudent, but 
inprudence in the practice of the medical 
profession, is net: an appendage merely, 
but an essential and integral part of in- 
tegrity ; more especially in thismonstrous 
metropolis, and rickety head of the em- 
pire, where regular or empirical practie 
tioners are so profusely spread,” 
‘* Thick as the leaves that strew the-brooks 
of Volambrosa,”” 
in consequence of which, the successful 
in the profession must necessarily be 
few. 
‘* Rari nantes in gurgite vasto,”* 
Joun Rerp, 
Grenville-street, Brunswich- square. 
Aug. 27, 1808. 
Acpuaseticar List of Bankruptcies and Divinenns, announced between the 
20th of July and the 2@th of August, extracted from the London Gazettes. 
tenn 
BANKRUPTCIES, 
(The Solicitors’ names are between Parentheses. } 
BArLer William Morley, Derby, mercer. (Kinder 
ley, Long, and Ince, Gray ’sinn, and Greaves, Derby 
Banks Richard, Ritham, Kent, victuailer. (Debarry 
and berby, Tanfield court, Temipie, and Evetett and 
Martyr, Greeuwich 
Reckwith Thomas. Commercial road, coach maken 
(Meffrs Smith and Hewderson, Leman ftreet, Good 
» man’s fields . t 
Bell Robert, and Robert Hedley, Newcaftle-upon-Tyne, 
‘Woollen drapers. Carr, Neweafile-tipon-Tyne, and 
Atkinfon, Chancery lane : 
ss Thomas, the younger, Seend, Wilts, checfe dealer. 
(Wetey, of Melkfham, and Sandys and Hortons Crane 
Court, Fleet ftrect 
Biste James, otherwife Blades. Manchefter, desler and 
chapman. (Hilton, Manchefter, and Marrifou, Cra- 
ven fircet, Strand 
Bringte Rebert, Leyland, Lancafter, bleacher. (Dew. 
huch. Prefon, and Barrett, Holborn court, Gray's inn 
Calvert William, Maryport, Cumberland; mercer, (Hodge 
~~ fon, Whitehaven, and Falcon, Elim court, Temple 
Chambers Henry, Warwicky inn keeper. (Smart and 
* Thomas, Stapie inn, aud tomes and Heydon, Warwick 
Check Wiluam teary. Manchefter, fcrivener. ( Bouf- 
field, Bourer’e ftreet__ 
Chowles John Thomas, Finch lane. Cornhill. painter and 
elazier. (Dawne, Henriet:a treet, Covent garden 
Creike john, and john Frederick Schwederfky, Newcaf- 
tle-ipon Tyne merchants, (Bell and Brosrick, 
Bow lane Cheapfide 
Biliot Thomas. kedford ftreet, Covene garden, tailor. 
*" (Pike. Air ftreet, eA 
Bmmet semuel. irkenthaw, York. carpet maunfaurer. 
(wigesworths Gray's inn, and Wiglefworth and 
- ‘Thompfor, salifax 
Byte William, 3t. Columb Major, Cornwall, merchant. 
{ Goode. Bodmin, and sandys and Hurton, Crane court, 
_.. Fleet ftreet ; 
Foxall Johu, Marlborough court, Carnaby market, yic- 
“eyaller,  (Sherwuod, Cushion gourt, Broad Rreet 
Gardner Thomas, Shoreditch, haberdaher, (Batty, 
Chapecery lane 
Gear [iaac, Old Gravel lane, viGtualler. (Clement, Rad- 
cliffe highway 
Gray William, St. John ftreet, thoe-maker. (Selby, 
Charies ttreet, Northampton 
Hale James, Chefter, butcher, 
Milne and Parry, Tempie 
Halford Edward, Briftol, bakers (Whitcombe and Kings 
Serjeant's iun, Fleec ftecet, and Frankis, Brito) 
Harrison George, and John Watfon, Noble ftreet. Cheap~ 
fide, hofiers, (Wiglefworth, Gray’s inn (quare 
Harrifon Benjamin, Calbeck, Cumberlend, dyer. (Hurdy, 
miepe Bench walk, Temple, and Jeckfons, Mane 
chefter 
Henderfon Robert Wentworth, Georce flreet, Minories,. 
fhip broker. — (Collins and Waller, Spital fquare 4 
Huthwaite, Willi: Nottingham, mer er. Coldhant , 
and Enfield, Nottingham, and Bieafdale, Alexander, , 
and Holmes, New iun, London 
Jeffery Anthony, Thornford, Dorfer, jobber. _ (Fookes. 
and Woodforde, Sherburne, and Warry, New inn, 
uare, Clerkenwell 
Simcock, Chefter, 2nd 
London. 
Johnfon Elijah, Bleeding Hart yard. Charles freet- Hol- 
= honky colbert maker, (Willovghby, Clifford’s inn — 
ennedy Thomas, Woolwich, tavern keeper. Wefe: 
wid eeureh Greet : * ete 
idd David, Berwick-upon-Tweed. linen draper. « {El- 
lis. Curfitor ftreet, London, and weenie anchefter 
Knott James. Oldham, Lancafter, grocer, (Heflop and» 
Barrow, Manchetter, aud J. and R. Williss Waruford, 
cuurt, London 
Lawten James, the elder. John Lawten, James Lawteg. 
the younger, and Jarvis Lawten, allof Afhton under- 
Line, Lancafter, cotton manufacturers. (Heflop and. 
Barrow, Manchelter, and J. and R. Willis, Warnfor@ 
court, London 
Lefiman. Leffman Jofeph, New ftreet, Bithopfgate ftreet, 
.. merchant. (Jones. Bafinghall treet 
Lilley Weftfield. St John fireet Clerkenwell linen dra- 
(Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little Frid2y-freet,: 
Cheapfide : 
Lovell Thomas, Shoreditch, baker. (Collins and Waller 
Spital fquare 
Mears Chatles, Stockport, Chefter, cheefemonger. (Huxe 
Teyy Lemple, and Dicas,stockport 
Morgan 
