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mises to become an admirable print. 
Prom the sombre hue of the picture, so 
truly characteristic of the melancholy 
scene, there can be no doubt of its being 
one of the best subjects for the graver, 
that. ever was transferred from the can. 
vas ta the copper, the aid of colouring 
not being so necessary an accessory in 
this.as in many pictures. 
The exhibition of the Royal Academy 
is one of the finest that has been seen for 
some years; adetailed account of the best 
pieces shall be noticed in our next. 
Hayley’s Life of Romney the Painter 
is nearly completed, and may be shortly 
expected. 
‘The subscription for the Lectures of the 
late Professor Opie, delivered at the 
Royal ‘Academy, are still open; their 
publication is anxiously expected. 
Mr. Thomas Hope’s Work on the Cos- 
tume of the Ancients is also nearly ready 
for publication. } 
Mr. Christie will have to offer to the 
public about the middle of May, a splen- 
did and valuable Collection of Ancient 
Stained Glass, among which is a window 
J 
Alphabetical List of Bankruptcies and Dicidends. [May f, 
of the Judgment Day, 17 feet high, and 
seven feet wide. 
The View of Dover, which Mr. Barker 
has opened in the Strand, is executed with 
a degree of spirit and brilliancy, beyond 
what we have ever seen in any panorama ; 
_he has evidently taken it from the pier, 
wiich is a most.commanding situation, 
and shews to advantage every object of 
consequence, connected with that an- 
cient and celebrated port. It is difficult 
to say, in what parts he has most excel- 
led, for the effect throughout is good, 
but in our opinion the sea and sky are 
particularly fine. - 
A silver medal, in commemoration of 
the abolition of the slave-trade, de- 
signed, and executed by eminent artists, 
has been presented to the British Mu- 
seum, by some gentlemen for the above 
purpose. On one side, there is a por- 
trait of William: Wilberforce, esq. M.P. 
from a model taken by his permission. 
On the reverse are several figures, ex- 
-pressive of the christian act of our legis- 
lature, in putting an end to that inigui- 
tous traffic. 
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Appuaseticat List of Banxrurrsres and Divivenns, announced between the 
20th of March and the 20th of April, extracted from the London Gazettes. . 
Sea: ok ae 
BANKRUPTCIES. 
(The Solicitors’ names are between Parentheses. ) 
GG John, the younger, Briftol. printer. (Cardale and 
hee Gray's fun, and Cheek, Evefham, Worcefter- 
hire 
Allen Jofiah, Toxteth Park, Lancater, oilman. (Bigg, 
dHatton- garden, and Skrymbher, Harrington, Liverpool 
Austin Thomas, Chefter, coach proprietor and innkeeper, 
(Dicas, €heiter, Crump and Lodge, Liver, and Hux- 
ley, Tempie, London 
Bailey Thomas, birmingham, victualler. (Constable, Sy- 
Mend’s ina, London, and Simcox, Birmingham 
‘Biegs Peter, Glocester Terrace, Canpnon-ftreet Road, 
Auctioneer. (Smith and Henderfon, Leman ftreet, 
Goodman’s fields 
Blaykey George, the elder, Stepney, fhip Owner. (Leigh 
and Mafon, New Bridge freet 
Brothers Sarah Rathbone, Birmingham, gilt toy makers 
(Constable, Symona’s inn, London, and Simcox, Bir- 
Tingham 
Brothers jacoh Fayne and Sarah Rathbome Brothers. 
{Frowd and Blandford, Temple, London, and Elking- 
ton, Birmingham : 
Brothers john Payne, Aldermanbury, London, jeweller. 
(Frowd and Blandford, Temple 
Brown jefeph and jane, Newcastle upon Tyne, faddlers. 
(Flexney, Chancery Jane, and Lambert, Newcastle 
rowp Joltin Crofs, Salford, Lancafter, hawker. (Hewitt 
Manchefter and Ellis, Curfitor freet, London 
Bull Joha, Deptford, vidtualicr. (Drake, Old Fith ftreet, 
Doctors’ Commons 
Burwell John, Unien ftreet; near North Shie'ds, Nor- 
thumberland, uphaliterers (Meggefon, Hatton garden, 
and Ramthaw, North shields 
’ Clapfow Ifaac, Henrietta-frset, Hackney Road, (Ware 
berovegh. Warnford court, Throgmorton ttreet 
Colton Sarah Williain, Scawby. Lincoln, corn merchant. 
(Leigh and Mafon. New. Bridge ftreet, London, and 
. Nicholfun, Glamford Briggs 
Court john, St. Briayei’s, Glocefterfhire, timber-mer- 
chant. (James, Colfod, Glocetterthire 
Cropton Llizabeth, Bithopwearmouch, Durham, milli- 
ner. (Wharton and Dyke, Temple, Luhdon, and Da- 
vidson, Sinopwearmouth 
Croton Jofeph, Drury lane, linen araper. (Tagg, Spread 
Eagie court, Thread-needle ftreet 
Cunningham Elizabeth aud John, Davis ftreet, Berkeley 
fquare, livery ftaple keepers. (Fielder, Duke freet, 
Grofvenor fquare 
Barnell Thomas, sillingham, Durham, cempon brewer, 
(Sieper and Hoavh, Meniegue frtet, Rujiell Quare 
i 
Bavenport John, Manchefter, bakers 
coln’s inn, and Veate, Manehester 
Davies Themas, Birmingham, dealer in coals. 
ton, Gray’s inn 
Birmingham 
Davies Thomas, Haverfordweft, mercer {Morgan and 
Livett, Briftol, and James, Gray’s inn fyuare 
Deane Edward, Liverpool, merchant. (Wiatt, Liverpool, 
and Windle, John ftreet, Bedford row, London 
Denny John, Barbican, ftationer, (Blackftock, St. Mile 
dred’s court, Poultry 
Dignum William, St. Martin’s le Grand, cheefemongers 
(Sryant, Copthail court, Thregmorton freet 
Donnelly James, Greek ftreet, Soho, milliner. (Cunning 
ham, New North ftreet, Red Lion fquare . 
Egler George, Vortfea, miller. (Pouldon, Portfea, aud 
Shelton, Sessions Haufe, Old Bailey, London © 
Feather Luke, Noitingham, dealer and chapman. (Blike- 
lock and Makinion, Elim court, Temple, and Sanders, 
Nottingham ‘ : 
Forfter Pexall, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, .bookfeller, 
(Cory, jun. Great Yarmouth, and Hanrott and Metcalfe, 
Lincoln’s inn new fquare 
Guillod Thomas, Craven ftreet, wine merchant. (Dana 
and Crofsland, Broad itreet j 
Fal perats Stafford, banker. (Collins and Keens, Stafe 
or , ‘ 
Harrifon Samuel, Kent road, Surry, bricklayer. (Marfan, 
Church row, New meton ; : 
Haydes Matthew Samuel, Queenhithe, 
_ (Allan, Frederic’s place, Old Jewry 
Hitchcock James, otherwife David James, Sculcoates, 
York, white lead merchant. (Picard and Broadley, 
chee and Pearce, and Sony St. Swithin’s lane, Lon-~ 
on \ 
Holland Henry, Dawlifh, Devon, brickmaker,. > (Tozer, 
Weft Teignmouth, Deyon, and Williams, Red Lion 
fguare, London 
Holland John, Cheapfide, habérdafher. 
Gray's inn 
Morton Samuel, Birmingham, drapers (Parton, Temple 
ull Them:s, Wath, carrier. (Sandys and Horton, Crane 
court, Fleet ftreet, London, and Mant, Bath k 
Hunt Thomas, York, money fcrivener, 
vival’sinn 
Jenkins Edward, Twickenham, innkeeper. 
condaries Office, Temp'e 
Law, David, the younger, Manchefter, common brewer. 
(Daniell, Manchefter, and Milpbe and Parry, Temple, 
t London athe s a 
each John, Turiham Green Middlefe fhopke 
. (Saunders and Judkins, Clifford’s inn ‘i thas 
(Edmunds, Line 
f {Egere’ 
{quare, and Spurrier and Ingleby, 
infurance brokers 
(Meadowcroft, 
(Morton, Fura 
(Griffith, See 
WMefon william. Back freely Moriy-dowa, victualers 
(Gloaacat’s ina 
Mauad 
