BANKRUPTS declared.

Simon Money, of Norwich, Haberdash.

Henry Gooch, ditto, Haberdasher.

George Pell, of Barnaby-street, Wool-jobber, and Merchant.

John Corderoy, of Reading, Berks, Inn-holder and Chapman.

John Edwards, of Leominster, Herefordshire, Sadler and Maltster.

John Price of Lad-lane, Lond., Haberd.

James Lorimer, of Hethersett, Norfolk, Chapman.

Wm Allen of King’s Lynn, Norf., Merch.

Tho. Immines, London, Silk-weaver.

Wm. Hart, Clothfair, Woollen-draper.

Joseph Ridgway, Chester, Glover.

James Smallwood, London, Hosier.

Crossfeild King, St. Giles’s, Middlesex, Coach-maker.

Wm Pinkard, Southwark, Victualler.

Mary Mason, Beccles, Suffolk, Milliner.

Wm Callow, Spalding, Lincolnshire, Draper and Mercer.

An Exact List of the Sheriffs appointed for the ensuing Year.

Berks, William Hawkins, Esq;

Bedford, Will. Lamb Esq;

Bucks, Bernard Turner, Esq;

Cornwall, Nicholas Donnethorn of St. Agnes, Esq;

Cumberland, Sir Rich. Musgrave, Bar.;

Chester, Edward Warren of Poynton, Esq;

Cantab. and Hunt. Jasper Lister, of Somersham, Esq;

Devon, Roger Melhuish, Esq;

Dorset, Charles Brune, Esq;

Derby, Edward Munday, of Allastree, Esq;

Essex, Will. Peck of Little Samford, Esq;

Gloucester, Samuel Mee, Esq;

Hertford, Richard Chase, Esq;

Hereford, John Capell, Esq;

Kent, Jam. Brooks of Lewisham, Esq;

Lancaster, Capt. William Leigh of Westhoughton, Esq;

Leicester, Richard Green, Esq;

Lincoln, Thomas Pane, Esq;

Monmouth, Henry Nash, Esq;

Northumberland, Tho. Watson, jun. Esq;

Northampton, John Rose of Cotterstoke, Esq;

Norfolk, Thomas Cooper of North-Walsham, Esq;

Nottingham, John Nevill, Esq;

Oxon, Thomas Greenwood, Esq;

Rutland, George Marston, Esq;

Salop, Gray James Grove, Esq;

Somerset, Will. Francis of Comb Flory, Esq;

Stafford, William Robins, Esq;

Suffolk, Nathaniel Acton, Esq;

Southampton, Charles Cole, Esq;

Surry, Percival Lewis, Esq;

Sussex, John Board of Paxhill, Esq;

Warwick, Richard Symonds, of Woolbey, Esq;

Worcester, Richard Bourn, Esq;

Wilts, Hen. Skelling of Draycot, Esq;

York, Bilby Thompson, Esq;

South Wales.

Brecon, Rees Price of Cwm Clyd, Esq;

Cardigan, John Lloyd, Esq;

Carmarthen, Tho. Gwynn of Gwempa, Esq;

Glamorgan, John Carne of Nash, Esq;

Pembroke, John Laugharn of Lanrythen, Esq;

Radnor, Step. Harris of Bestbroke, Esq;

North Wales.

Anglesey, Henry Powell, Llangesuy, Esq;

Carnarvon, Wm Butler of Lyscan, Esq;

Denbigh, Tho. Salisbury, Esq;

Flint, Tho. Wynne of Maes y Coed, Esq;

Merioneth, Will. Price, Esq;

Montgomery, Valentine Hughs of Park, Esq;

The Circuits for the Lent Assizes.

Norfolk Circuit.

Ld Chief Justice Raymond, Mr Justice Page.

Bucks, Monday, March 1, at Aylesbury.
At Bedford, Thursday 4.
At Huntingdon, Saturday 6.
At Cambridge, Monday 8.
Norfolk, Thursday 11, at Thetford.
Suffolk, Monday 25, at Bury St Edm.

Home Circuit.

Ld Ch. Justice Eyre, Mr Justice Probyn.

At Hertford, Monday March 8.
Essex, Wednesday 10, at Chelmsford.
Kent, Tuesday 16, at Rochester.
Sussex, Monday 22, at East Grinsted.
Surry, March 25, at Kingston.

Western Circuit.

Ld Chief Baron Reynolds, Mr Justice Denton.

Southampton, Tuesday March 2, at Winchester.
Wilts, Friday 5, at Sarum.
Dorset, Wednesday 10, at Dorchester.
Somerset, Saturday 13, at Taunton.
Cornwall, 20, at Launceston.
Devon, Thursday 25, at Exeter.

Northern Circuit.

Mr Baron Carter, Mr Baron Comynt.

York, Monday, March 8.
Lancaster, Saturday, March 20.

Midland Circuit.

Mr. Justice Price, Mr. Baron Thomson.

At Northampton, Tuesday March 9.
Rutland, Friday 13, at Oakham.
At Lincoln, Monday 15.
At Nottingham, Saturday 20.
At Derby, Tuesday 23.
At Leicester, Saturday 27.
At Coventry, Tuesday 30.
At Warwick, the same Day.

Oxford Circuit.

Mr. Justice Fortescue Aland, Mr. Justice Lee.

Berks, Monday March 1, at Reading.
At Oxford, Wednesday 3.
At Gloucester, Saturday 6.
At Monmouth, Thursday 11.
At Hereford, Saturday 13.
At Shrewsbury, Thursday 18.
At Stafford, Tuesday 23.
At Worcester, Saturday 27.

Remarkable ADVERTISEMENTS.

In the Gazette, Jan. 30. ’tis advertis’d, that in July 1729, at Bentworth in the County of Southampton, a barn was set on fire, and the corn and grain therein, the Stables and out houses adjoining were entirely burnt. Several messuages in the said parish have since been confirmed in the same manner, and Bentworth, it self threatned to be laid in ashes; his Majesty’s pardon is promised to any one that would discover his Accomplice.

In the Gazette of the same date, ’tis advertis’d, that the widows of such half-pay Officers as serv’d, and to whom they were marry’d in the year 1716, may receive their proportions of the sum of 1500 l. granted the last Sessions of Parliament for that purpose.

London Evening Post, Jan. 28th. ’tis advertis’d from Whitehaven, that a vessel sailed for London, laden with the late Mr. Wood’s ore, coals, cinders, and lime-stone, to be carried to Chelsea, to give a Specimen that iron is to be made from the ore and pit-coal. A reason is demanded why Chelsea, that produces neither, is a better place to make iron, than the neighbourhood of Whitehaven, where there is plenty of both, unless there was design of imposing upon the World?

Any poor person may be cured of the Ague gratis, by a dose only, which may be contained in a gill-glass, and never known to fail. To be had of Mr. Sam. Tripland, at the Coach-maker’s Arms in Great-windmill-street, over-against the Hay-market.

Letters patent were granted to Mr. G. Kettle of Southwark, for making and dying of hats and ruffs of different colours, except black.