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Arpuazericar List of Baxxrurtrcres asd Divipexns annsunced betwee the 2086 
of Sept. and the 20th of O&. extratied from the Loncun Gazettes. 
BANKRUPTCIES. 
(The Solicitors names arein Italics.) 
A®MITAGE, W. Leicefter, hofier. Wilfhaw and Faylor, 
Sray’s-inn. 
Boughton, J- Droitwich, taylor. Parker, Worcefter. 
Ball, H. Lytham, fhepkeeper. Aurd, Furnivals-inn, 
Champion, J. Brifoel, merchant. Rewis, Gray’s-inn. 3 
Crofs, e the younger, Exeter, mercer. Flafhinan and Pring!e, 
Kily-place. 
€r ae Exeter, tobacconit. Ditto and ditto, ditto. 
€ritchell, R. Buckland-Newton, fhopkeeper. Dyne, Serjearits- 
gunn, Eleet-fireet. : : 
Haze ,M. Kingfton, Yorkfhire, grocer. E/lis, Curftor-preet. 
Hartley, J. Salford, dealer. Bilis, Curfitor-Preet. 
King, £. Chelfea, coal-merchant. Smart ahd Figis, N-rfolk-p. 
Mirfaen, J. Kodleiton inn, Derbyfhire, “dealer. Lowtor, 
Temple. 
Bastin, R. Birmingham, baker. Sanderfon, Palgrave-place. 
Fellard, W. Molloway, cowkesper. Fobufon, Ely-place. 
Stoke, W. White-horfe-ftreet, Whitechapel) mariner, War- 
rand, Arindel-fireet. 
Smith, J. Calton, Stafford, dealer. Barbot and Breen, 1225 
Fe tter-lane. 
Smith, R. Liverpool, flater. Blackftock, Temple. 
Sayers, J. Slaugh, inkeeper. Satter s-ball. 
“Fayler, R. Liverpool, Mafon. Bi.ckftick, Temple. es 
Williamfon, J. Lane-end, Stone, and W. Wiitiamfon, Portfa 
mouth, glafs-fellers.Mfeff. Brettel!, Stourbridge. 
Wood, S. Mile-end, baker. Collins, Spitai-jauare. 
oung, C. Dover, coachmafter. Brown, Lrrle Friday-fi'zet. 
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED. 
Alford, L. Wear Gifford, Jime-burner. OG. 17. 
Adamfon, G. Catearon-tireet, linen-diaper ov. 3. 
#:tkins, J. and H. Seager, Dudiey, flour-fadtors- Ot, 33. 
Ainderfon, J. Birmingham, ccck-fownder. Nov. 6. 
Bennett, J. Wotton Und: redg2, carrier. OR. 20, 
Boreham, S. Hewerhill, butcher Oct. 16. 
Bairhow, L. end Langmore, J. Manchefter, muffin, &c. ma. 
nufacturers. Oct, 16. 
Bises, H. Prefton, black{mith. Cf. 31. 
Bord, J. L- Newcaftle, fhopkeeper, OG. 23. 
Bourdoff, W. Millbank-ftrect, rugar-refiner, Nov. 3. 
Baker, R. Coventry, carrier, @ét. 27. 
Badley, W. Upper Cleaveland-“rect, bookfeller, Nov. 15. 
Bleekley, G. Godmanchetter, thapxeeper. OA. 30. 
Broadbent, R. Roithem, cheefe-faGor. Nov. 1, 
Birbeck, }. Whitehaven, deaier. Nov. 13. 
Burnett, J- Kington on Hull, grocer. Noy.7. 
Bateman, G. Halfmoon-ftreet, Piccadilly, taylor. Noy. 26, 
Burrows, W. Lineo!ln, Mercer. Nov. 20. ’ 
Bekewell, R. Nottingham, hofier. Nov. o. j 
€coke, A, and Befancon, Kenfing-on, tchoo!l-mifrefies. Nov. 3. 
€2fe, R. J. Northumberiand-freet, wine-merchant. Nov, 3. 
Clif, J. Gilderfome, Batley, horfedealer. Oct. 29. 
Ehitterbuck, P. York-freet, Werminfter, brewer. Nov. 5. 
Cobham, W. Thomas-ftreet, corn-dealer, Nov. 23. 
Brury, R, Kenilworth, feeciinan. C&. 30. 
Bale, H. Goldby-Brook, tanner. Nov, 8. 
Davies, R. Bearbinder-lane, merchant. Nov. 23. 
Sis, J. Great Marlow, grocer. Noy. 5. 
Frank, T. Briftol, merchant. O€. 37. 
Frowd, J. Windior, uphoifterer. Nov. 35 
Fitch, & Duke-ftreet, Weftmintter, miliiner. Nov. 12. 
Froft, S. Cambridge, brazier. Nov, 22. 
Garret, J. and B. Hathway, Oxtord-ft, glafsfller. Noy, ey 
Griffeil; W. Gray*s-inn-jane, tile-maker. Nov, 20, : 
Gregory, G. Bigglefwade, jinen-draper. Noy. 10-, 
Harper, R. W. Sutton, dealer. O&. 23. 
Horimen, E, and J. Horiman, Chipping-Camden, bankers 
Nove-9. 
Teo 7 Falmouth, mercer. Noy. & 
Hait, J. Waibrook, merchant. Noy. # 
Hewitt, J. Blae-houfe, Wafhington, dealer, Noy. 2s 
Mart, M. Bourn, money-fcrisener. Nov. ra. ny 
Hill, J. Wood-ftree:, ironmonger. Noy. 3. 
Hill, J. St. Martin’s le Grand, taylor. Nov. ry. 
Hawkes, T. Dudley, ironmaker. Ney. 21. 
Hil, T.P. ond T- Pitter, Strand, laceman. Noy. Ge 
Jaines, M. Wotton Underedge, clothier, U&. 20, 
Irvine, W. Sunderiand, coalfitrer. Nov. 6, 
Liddeard, T. Gyantiarn, printer. O€. 29. 
Leadiey. J. Wakeheid, thopkeeper. Noy. Fe 
Linley, F. Holborn, mufic-f lier. Noy, 27. 
Lawton, G. Manchelter, thopkeeper. Nor. Ize 
Moore, R. birmingham, button-maker. OG. 23. 
Morrice, A. Shad-Pheames, brewer. Noy. Ss 
Monday, T. Sheernefs, vidtuailer. Nov. 5. 
Marfhail, P, Lynn-Regis, thopkeeper, Nev. 5. 
Morgan, A. Strand, hatrer, Noy! io. 
Maxwell, A. Hinchinbrook Eaii-fadjaman, Noy. ez, 
Manners, J. Paruemenr-freet, furgeom. Noy. 27. 
Muche:l, C. Lombard-ftreet, merchant. Nov. 22. 
Moody, S. Lyndhurft, grocer. Noy. #2. 
Nevill, W. New Alresford, butcher. Noy. 8, 
Nightingale, R, Tunbridge, farmer - Noy. 3. 
Qwen, T. Hereford, grocer. Nov. 2» 
Priett, P. Bioad-itreet, St. Giies’s, vi€tualler, Noy. 3. 
Pierce, T. Peirfbureh, York, merchant. Nov. 3. 
Ence,;R.H. Mancheter, grocer. Nov. 23. 
Pearkesy B. Worscetter, tea-deaicr. Nov. 12, 
Quincy,R. Holbeach, draper. O4 31. 
Robertion, J. Fleet-treet, oilman. Nov. 13. 
Rofe, J. Well-end, Little Marlow. bargemafter, Noy. 235 
Richardfon, W. Whitby, tanner. Nov, 19. 
smith, Tf. Watworth, grocer Noy. 3. 
Shae P. and H. Campbeli, Manchefter, manufadturers. 
Oct. 26. 
Sinpfon, B. Satifbury-court, eating-houfe-keeper. Nov. Ss 
Smart, B. Frith-ftreet, guidémith. Nev. 2. 
Shepheard, W. Befweil-court, Carey-tt. icrivencr. Dec. 8s 
Simpion, S. Wilaerne{s-row, Clerkenwell, broker. Nov. Be 
Stepnenion, R. Liverpool, ironmonger, Nov. 35. wee 
Spicdall, J. T- Bafingnall-it Blackwell-hall-ractor, Nov. ame 
Simpfon, Lf. Oxrord-ttreet, gold{mjth. Noy. 10. 
Thompton, J. Black-friars-road, cofee-man. O¢t- 30. 
Tibbs, W. Richmond, Surry, mufic-felier, Nov. 3. 
Taylor, W. Waodisford, Rothwell, potter, O& ai. 
Taylors S. St. Giles, coach-Spring-tiaker. Oét, 30. 
Wright, M. Carlifle, cabinet-maker, Nov 1. 
Weficy, W. Birmmgham, plater. O€t. 29. 
Warren, Wa Kickinhall Superior, brickmaker. Now. & 
Weith, j. Porteaz, fhopkeeper. Nov. 5. % 
Wood, R. Staintord-byidge, muiler. Nov. zy. 
am 
STATE OF PUBLIC. AFFAIRS 
in OGober, 1798. 
FRANCE. 
HATEVER may be the final if 
fue of the famous expedition of 
the French to Egypt, its firft truits have 
been blafted by the lofs of eleven men of 
war, an open declaration of hoftility trom 
the Sublime Porte, whofe dominions they 
had invaded; and the ftrongeft menaces 
by land and fea from the Emperor of 
Ruffia. Amid thefe difficulties, the 
Infant Republic, confident of its inter- 
nal refources, and the magnitude of its 
alliances, wears a lofty creft and a haughty 
mien. According to thefe republicans, 
za fpeedy peace, or inevitable ruin awaits 
the Emperor of Germany. 
In confequence of the declaration of 
the Auftrian plenipotentiary, that Auf- 
tria would never confent te any demand 
on the right bank of the Rhine, nor give 
way to any fuch conceffion by the depu- 
tation, the executive direétory, on the 
24th of September, fent a meifage to the. 
council of five hundred, which fated, 
that the delays of the congrefs had ex- 
hauited their patience, and they demand. 
ed in confequence, that the military con- 
{criptions fhculd be immediately put in 
force. “Fhey boafted of their endeavours 
to obtain peace, inveighed againt Eng- 
land as the author of a new coalition, 
and demanded the immediate adoption of 
meafures to fupply the neceffities of the 
land and fea fervice. They ftated, that 
the armies wanted 200,000 men for their 
completion. 
This meflage was well received by the 
eounci] of five hundred. Arena, in an 
harangue 
