... BANKRUPT* FROM Tt'FSDAY NIGHT*!! OA7.F.TTF. John Tattoo, Parade house, Thames ink, Middlesex, roal merchant anil lighterman—John Jacobs, WaltoV-upoa-Tbanaes, auctioneer—Samuel Stratigram Davis, Joshua Strangman Davis', and Joshua Robinson, Liverpool, cattle dea'ers —James Mayor, Frerkleton, and Henry Crook, Preston, corn merchants— I'eiiry Ciook, Preston,coach proprietor—James Mayor, ...

... FROM Tl MGlt'l GAZETTE. Thos. Jack-on, Carter-Street, Walworth, SurreY, master mariner Peter Sampson, book-iler— has. Woodward, Manchester, inoholder—Joseph William CatteTl, Huggin lam-, London, silk-manufacturer—Joseph Lees, »lon-moor, Hyde, Cheshire, cotton-spinner—Jantea Bristol, merchant—J. Isherwood, Bolton, ].uirashirc, victualler— '1 nomas Burden, St. Philip Jacob, Gloucestershire, ...

... ln many respects tiie ceremonial was gorgeous and impressive ; but, on the whole, those who cater for the press declare, with one voice, that it was greatly mismanaged. ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Wm. Owen, Spoke, Liverpool, farmer, sth and 6th Jan. lst Feb. at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Sols. Messrs. Allen & Co. John-street, Bedford-row ; and Mr. Touhnin, Liverpool. Leonard Johnson, York, woollen-draper, 30lh and 31st inst. Feb. at the Court House, Leeds. Sols. Mr. Wilson, Southamptonstreet, Bh'Omsbnry-sqna'eJ & Messrs. Payne and Eddison, ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TI'SSUAY NK'.HT's r-.AZF.TTT. Wm. Travis and Joshua Stopfurd, Lancashire, 6th 7th ami 28ih Sept. at Star Inn Manchester. Sols Messrs Makinson and Sauders, Middle Temple ; and Mr Makinson, Manchester. Anthony M'Lonehlassd. Bohon-le-Moort, tailor, and B'h Sept. the Star lull, Manchester, and 28th Sept. at the Bridge Inn, Bollou-le-Moors. Sols Messrs Milne and Parry, Temple, London ...

... Bavsnrrrs rnosi Tuesday James Branthwaite, Manchester, ironmonger—Thomas Fonlkes, Royal-street, Lambeth, bulkier- I nomas Peacock, Northallertoa, linen-draper—Thomas Acasttr. Brothrrton, limrhnrner—Heuiy and John Dantlon, Hounds,!itch, capstan manufacturers—Henry Crutch and Ann Crun-h, Buckinghamshire, paper-makers—Stephen Dunn, clothier James Pope, ilson-strecl, builder -Kdward Otover, ...

... BANKRUPTS FIIOM TI'SSfMV MOHT's C, A 7FTTF. Thomas Nicholson, Kirton in Llodsey, Lincolnshire, scrivener— John Clarke, Abnrgh, Norfolk, farmer—Onltiphorona Panl, East instead, Sussex, plumber—John Hnlinr, iredjurcrl, Stepney, nailer— William Bnrne and Charles Vane Light foot, lam , clothiers—John Poulter, High-street, Marylehone, victualler—Stephen Price, West place, Lambeth, ...

... It is conjectured that threat of dissolving Parliament, the event Ministers run hand, liars had a wonderful effect in improving their majorities. Mr. Bramston is the returned Member for the County Essex, a laige majority. On Thursday, a court directors wns held at the East India-house, when the Ear! Clare wai appointed Governor of Bombay, the death, resignation, coming away Major General Sir J ...

... RANKRCT'TS Tt'ISDAY SIGHT'S GAZETTE. Matthew George, Margate, draper—Win. Ridley, Gateshead, Durham, dealer in marine uteres —Thomas Kennedy, Keswick, Cumberland, woollen manufacturer— Robert Blake, St. Cornwall, rope maker—John Miller, Tottenham court, stable keener—Eliexer Nash, Myddleton street, Cleikenwcll, goldsmith—James Winch, Kiugsland road, victualler —Nathaniel Vi.-U, Stafford row, ...

... any very material improvement in the King's health, notwithstanding that some of the journals persist repeating, day after day, that his Majesty is all hast well. I'he bulletin winch was on the 19th inst. stated that Ins Majesty continues suffer occasionally from attacks of embarrassment his breathing. An attack is a new feature in pathology. Thursday a still greater curiosity appeared in ...

... Monday night a meeting was held at the Rotunda, Blackfriars-road, at which Mr. Hunt presided as chairman. It was more numerously attended than upon any former evening, and did not terminate till half past eleven o'clock at night, when Hunt retired. The instant he left the meeting, an individual exposed a tri-coloured flair, with *' Reform painted upon it, and a cry of Now for the West End ...

... General Promotions.—The London Gazette of Friday night announces an immense number of Promotions, both Military and Naval.—Generals Sir Alnred Clarke and the Right Hon. Sir S. Hulse are raised to the rank Field Marshal; in consequence of which Sir James Stewart now stands first in the fist Generals. The Right Hon. Lord Gambier and Sir Charles Morice Pole are promoted to the rank of Admiral the ...