... From The LONDON GAZETTE of friday, Oct. 24. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. OCT. 23.-JOSEPH I&EEVF., late of Diary-street, IlamPsitead-rolad Sronmonger, that he Is In Insolvest circamstaflces, aud is unable to meet his engagements with his creditors. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. SAMUEL MOSCoOP, of Steclipert. Cheshire, linen-draper. BAN KRU PTS. CRAIRLES BRADFORD PASSMAN. of Staffurd. Staffordiblre, ...

... - I.. -1 ?? ?? I-- ?? jI I ? cot. .. - r Vo ?? ,o I II AI' M of the Looudbn leapers have puzblishedl ; , the fllz!imt gkloniris rvlla e r tieig lk Inla- jesty'sstate of leilth. TIhese aocotluts we are hap- pily enabled to conti adict. llis Uajusty entertain- ed a party at diuaer on Wedoesday evening, a fact which is of itself a rjfutatioll of these stAtementS. C icre. 'rie young Qu een of ...

... : Evoluirb, October 25., BltirS.-:Fricdly at Hemingstone Rectory, the Lady of the Rev. Thomas Browne, of a son.- Saturday last, in this town, Mrs. Johlnl Chevallier Cobbold, Uf a daughter. ,On the 16th inst. was married, at Christ Church, Marylebone, Mr. W. W. Cockle, to Sarah, yotngest datghter of the late Isaac Brooke, Esq. ,of Horningsheath, near Bury. Saturday last was married, Mr. Porter, ...

... AMERICAN TREES AND -SEEDS.{ Taz Trees that I shall have for sale this year are as follows: FOREST-TiEES., LOCUSTS.-7s. a ?? -are two years old; or, rather, a year and a halt: They were sowed in May 1827, and transplanted in May 1828. Some of them are now more than se- ven feet *igk; some not more than four or five, and a few not more than three or four.-:- They now, form a beautiful coppice in ...

... O R B SaOD, : Saturday, Oct. 25. In ii Convocation, holden ?? last, 'the Rev. Robert Eden, M. A. and Scholar of Corpus Christi colleges was nominated one of the Masters of the Schools. On the same day the following Degrees were conferred: BACHELORS IN CIVIL LAW. The Hon. Philip Henry Abbot, M. A. Student of Christ Church, and.Vinerian Fellow. Rev. Charles Awdry, Fellow of New. college. MASTERS ...

... .- We yesterday received, by the Brazil Mail, Rio Janeira Pailpers to the 30th of Aug. It appears from them that tbe news Of the usurpation of Don Miguel bad already arrived tiere, but that very little-credit was given to It, so unprepared was the Emperor for such decisive tremcbsry on theiart of his brother. A private letter, however, which has reached as by the same conveyance, states that ...

... To TPIraR EiTORS OF THlE LEEDS MERCURY, he il *Leeds, October 161h~, 1821. GT GENTJ'.E Z1tgsN,-Ia your report of the speech delivered by Dr. PiteClarn at the meetiseg of the Leeds Auxiliary Bilb]eSodfety) of Ott thie mssrsisg of Wednesday the 8th inst,5 I find the fallosying pas* ite ege: 1A -plan had been fo rmed' (somewhere on tue contfiacat, bnst as- Dsr. ?? dones scot say where) ?? to ...

... Tns following Dedication will speak for itself when ihe reader shall have read the -title of the book and the re- marks which are subjoined. DEDICATION, By Milliam Cobbett, the Publisher. TO THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. QUAKERS, I have, in the above address, given you the appellation which you have chosen to give yourselves, . and under the cover of which, you have so long carried on a most ...

... INR iAN , .E. D I-. AXD CO R BREA4D. 1i~ theis Rd~r the Morn~iag Herald. Kensingtpn, Oct. 22. $xn,-Voi will -fama sure, have plea- sure in Conveying, to your readers the ini 7P~non wiuc4 1 am now about to give you. .r. Sajsiord, baker, corner of Queen UAnd Winipole-streets, has bad some Indiw Corn ground properly at a mill On Fund ay morning last he showed me a specimen of theihourr; and on ...

... M'OIDSTONS, THURSDAY, MIDNIGHT. We have just been to vilit the Scene of action, ard find that already considerable preparatinsd are made for the'scene of to. morrow. Penenden Heath, whieh, frosm time immemorial, has been the seene f the General Meetingi of the Men of Xent, is about two miles from the town of MaldstoneSlthough we were astured hy the townspeople that it was not above a mile atd ...

... I A series of Russian btjlletins have come to hand. They will be found in the 2nd page of thispapers 'Tlhe Russians denv that they have raised the siege of Shunt- la; but it is clear that if some of their troops remain in the neighbourbood, they are at a respectful dis- tance, as the road from thence to Varna is open, and Hussein Pacha has sent part of'his forcefrom Shum la to the relief of ...

... Letters from Constantinople of, the 26th ult.,,and from ?? of the 19th ult. confirm the statement of the de- -parture of the Sultan from Constantinople on the lth. nit., preceded by the -standard of Mahomet. The en- thusiasm evinced by the.population on this occasion is said to have been very great.. The SUltan was accompanied by nearly all the male inhabitants' .as far as the fortifications - ...