... AT TIDE COURT OP COMNIrS81ONeaS OF BANXRUP'rS, BASING- HALL-STUREET. 51. H T. Smith, of Bromley, Kent, sheep-salesman . 3 1 T. Farr-ant, of Egham, Surrey, upholsterer :3 10 T. G. Hall, of Kingston-upon-Hul, merchant . 3 11 T. Richmond, of Stone's-end, in the Borough, corn-dealer . . . 3 11 J. Rowe, of St. George's-place, St. George's-in- the-East, ship-owner . . . 3 11 C. E. Hawkins, of Crown ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT7' BRIT'1N I4ND IRELA.ND HOUSE OF LORDS.-APRiL 26. l The RoulI Assent wasr given by Cuirinission to the East ri Retford Witness Indemnity 3ill, and two ethers. The Comimissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Archbishop C of Canterbury, and the Earl of ShaftesbUr) . I Tlise Earl of CASSILIS presented a Petition fron) Ayr, plrayintg ror a lire T'rlae to India. . V The ...

... FRENJIi P2IPBRS. I rFaOM Tlli; -MESEAGER Do S CIA-MBRES OF %VEDXISDAY] Letters frout Toulon state, accordhig to the intelligence received by the last vessels from the coast of Algiers, it was a fortunate circumstance that the squadron did not set sail before the 2;th, as exceedingly bad weather prevailed for nearly a whole month on the coast of Africa. Not only w ould the expedition have been ...

... BRIJZIL PAPERS. P r:1 Pa't 1 C; 1o 1TII 2QltI (h|| (I ) I ;1c11av butrin')d 0, S: fur- (I tI*. 'IL- 1 l o: tileOl; o1 'N ;l; Ib (0,h ghii,: D 1!1.ANEI:(, 1' - Fr. I 2.- tin Dlac F p u i- fh lit' hthist~nct. the illltitligue'e iesidilug at lio dcX .Jaia'ir11 i'!iasel 'lelilil thallklgIN ii.ns to be celebrated, oil dii clilt ,t tn llicjjo ,, covcy e'i .his laljcestt tile Ein Iihipol, ;:oiit uf ...

... [FROM THE OBSERVER OF SUNDAY.] The exertions made by the friends of both parties to produce a reconciliation have totally failed. The lady, as much from a sense of great injury. long endurance, and oft-broken promise, as, perhaps, from a change of affection,- is determined to persevere in demanding a separation; and we have good reason to believe that the articles of that separation are in the ...

... DUBLIN, JUNE 20. One of the most extraordinary exhibitions I have ever witnessed was made at our Theatre last night, on the occa- sion of the appearance of Miss Paton and Mr. Wood, the former as Rosetta, and the latter as Hawttorn, in Love in- a Village. The house was extremely crswded in every part. When the curtain rose Miss Paton was greeted with enthu- siastic plaudits, mixed with groans ...

... THTE iMIOBINGizVG CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, JUN17E 1 5, 1830. We received last night Dutch Papers to the 13th of June, and the Aligemejine Zeitung to the 8th. The following are extracts :_ BERLIN', JUNE 6.-A steam-carriage is to ply between Dresden andLeipsig, snd to perform the journey in five hours. The hurricane of the 25th of May threw down in the circle of Krossen 160 houses, three ...

... 2 7:- -j-- l ING CHRNILE TH>E' 1l10l1 SlA7G CHRO.A ICLE. L OND ON: SATUIRDIY, JUNVE 19, 1830. In a work just published under the title of 4'rravels through the Crimea, Turkey, and Egypt, performed during the years 1825-1828, &c., by the late JA~rEs WEBSTER, Esq. of the Inner Temple, there is an ob- seryation on the Hungarian Diet which is not unseason- able at this time ;_ We spent a day at ...

... FROM THE GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, J3ux 11. DIVIDlENDS. James Thurston, of Soutbsmmtou-meivs, Georgegureept, New oltdolf- *ihortie-dealer, July 2i at tenl -nt ,he Court of Commrlsionqr. 'of. isik.i, rupte, Balingrhall-stfeet-Arthu, W IairthwofSta~ertott Newlug. toi, Surrey, cheesemDnger, July 2, at twvelve, at the Court of ColiniAa- slonerp of- uBankrrtpt; Bauloinghall stlrret4-Winm-. 'ltibewstlaie ...

... THLE' mO~VJNG rBRONInL 1, LONDON: alONVDJ1; FWBRUjje], ]7830. A Flanders Mail brought us, yesterday, the A11ge. neihle Zeilung to the 25th January, and Brussels Pa- pers to the 3Uth. 'T hle following are extracts CON8TANTIXOI'LI, DEC. 24.-There is great activity in the department of Foreign Affiirs, and the Divan assembles daily to deliberate on the Greek question. It has been made a matter of ...

... O)UNTY OV LIM RICK E;LECTION. LABRIDGED PROS pllE Lt I? RICK EVENING POST.] MONDAY-FIRST PAY. About twlelte o'clock the Court House was opened, when al rugh ensued, of: which it wouldl be impossible to give any dcscriptibii. Thle galleries, particularly the front,- were thronged ; apd the, latter with a, description of lawless and tumultuous people, who by their uproar and shouting pre- vented ...

... Dr. Elliotson, in a Lecture delivered at St. Thomas's Hospital, on Fever, mentioned, as the two besetting sins to which medical men are liable, the magnifying one particu- lar symptom or circumstance into a great cause, and the extolling any particular remedy or mode of treatment into almost a specific for numerous diseases. He gives some curious illustrations, amongst which are the following: ...