At the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts :—March 2, T. Barker and F Hudson, Hop-Ground. Brewery, Stratford, brewers—March 6, R.Waters, Unionc•mi t, Bread street, inerchant—M arch 6, W. Thomas. Illnett's-buitdings, Fetterlane, dresiitig•case• manulactuter—M arch G, J. Wright, H

tak en awa y . B y proclamation of the 23d of January, the embargo was taken off, because, as it states, the above named supercargo was taken, and 269 Africans found and released the slavery into which the persons concerned in this shameful traffic were carrying them. The Empero

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