... Court Circular.—The Archhishnp Canterbury had an interview, on Tuesday morning, with the Duke of Wellington, at the Treasury. The Duke of Wellington left town about twelve o'clock for his Majesty's Palace, at Windsor, where the Duke had audience of his Majesty, and afterwards returned to town, where his Grace arrived abont six o'clock. In the eveniDg the Noble Duke gave a grand dinner, at his ...

... FROM TUESDAY MIGHT GAZETTE. Francis Duuiinie Etsoni. id-street, Hoxton, Middlesex, timber-merchant— Win. Grieves, and Middl street. Spa-fields, cheesemonger—Ed a ard M'Grath, late Regent-street. Middlesex, Stamford-street. W»-erh> ...

... We can state upon good authority, that there will be surplus of about three millions in the Revenue nf the year, after paying the charges of the Sinking Fund. lit iiith Traveller, Tuesday. Court Circular op Monday.—His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland arrived at Calais on his way from Berlin, about seven o'clock on Friday even, ing, where his Royal Highness slept, and embarked on board ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAT RIGHT'S GAZETTE. James Surrey, silk manufacturer— Henry Bonham Hall, Twickenham, Middlesex, Innkeeper—Thomas Peter Adams, Cheapslde, sllkman—Matthew Seymour lonn, Oxford street, linen draper—Charles Davis, Charles street. square—Richard Pridham, Great Torru.gton, Devonshire.draper —George Northall Bates, Birmingham, metal refiner—John Broadhurst, ...

... (among many others) lit consequence of the horrible trial at Edinburgh ; the American President* Menage and the Inquest Leeds. Rev. B. E nr.inson's second Letter to T. W. Tottie, Esq. Mr. Oi.stier's letter and intended speech reply to Messrs. Hamilton, Scales, Hutton, Acworth, Balnea, aud tb* rest of the Popish orators. Country Clergyman to the Right Hon. mot [lorton, M.P. Aic. Are. We publish ...

... The Revenue.—Up to Saturday the revenne stood follows:—Decrease on Customs, as' compared with the corresponding part of the quarter of last rear, £58,000 in Excise, £43.000- Increase on Stamps, £14,000; on Assessed Taxes, £48,000: being a total decrease of £41,000. Lorn Eldon. —We have heard it stated, that it is tbe wish of the illustrious and venerable Eldon, that the money subscribed for a ...

... man who reads it can think that Lord Anglnry when he wrote it, contemplated for a moment a continuance in office—at least continuance in the Viceroyalty of Ireland. Phcenix Part. Dee. 83,1B2S. Most eve r e Sir.—I hasten acknowledge the receipt of letter of theSxd, covering that which you received from, the Duke Wellington, the lltli last., t gether with copy rout answer to It. I thank you for ...

... King's College.—The council this institution are said to have received their charter within theae few days. It designates the corporation The Governor* and Proprietors of King's College, London; and declares, in the preamble, that the college founded with the intent that instruction the duties and doctrines of Christianity, as tsught the United Church England and Ireland, shall be for ever ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, Mat 11. GAME LAWS. Lord WHARNCLIFTE hud now to occupy their Lordship?' attention upon a subject which he had exerted himself for several years. had occupied the attention of Parliament ever since the year and Know presented itself their Lordshirs on the issue of a Bill which had received the unanimous assent the House Commons. To Bill or nearly the same nature their ...

... Meeting Brown's Creditors, came too late to attended to rbl* week. Whenever the Whigs have loudly advocated Parliamentary Reform, it has been either from mere opposition to the measures of the existing government, or with a view to the acquisition of place; and often they made it the war-cry of their Faction, in the hour their danger or in the apprehension disgrace. Reform with them has been ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Richard Llewellin Fisher, Compton, Dorser, sail cloth maker —Anne Paowrle, Manchester, milliner-James Twibill Wilde, Wath-upon-Dearne, grocer—Adam Hart. Whitehaven, draper —John Reynolds, Bread street hill, dryaalter—Uharle* Lewis Harrison. Furnival'* Inn, Holhorn. hotel keeper—Lord Henry -inith, Greenwich, wine merchant—Henry ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY EIGHT'S GAZETTE. Jame* Todd. Oxford-«treet, ironmonger—John Thompson, Guisborough.eurr.ler— Nicholas Brown and Algernon Castle and Falcon lun. Aider***: e-street, Robert Hill Brown, Vauxbnll-walk. Surrey, Marchant, Miiichtuhamptnn, Gloucesterahire, innholder—John Chorley, Little B*U-«Uey, Coleroan-street. London, woollen-draper—Samuel ook, All* ...