... AT THE COURT OF CONIMISSIONERS OF BRANKRUlPTs, BASING- . HALL-STIRET, 31.. it. E. H. Bartlett, of Barlstaple, Devonshire, woollen- draper . * 3 10 W. Causden and J. Jacobs, of Barbicani, clothes- salesmen . 3 12 J. Savill, of Holborn-bridge, baker . . 3 10 J. Connop and T. L. Evill, of Tokenhouse-vard, dyers ;i 11 C. Hammond, of Kentish Town, brewe- : 3 I I J. H. Leman, late of Margate, Kelnt, ...

... SCOTTISIH HO.SPITAL. RECEIPTFS. To Balance, November 30, 1828 ?? &8 10 2 Li Doniation~s to November :30, 1829 ?? 15 0 in Annual Subscriptions, ditto ?? 10 0 M~ Dividends on Stock ?? 6 0 to] :i1 per Ccnts. ditto ?? I.5 9) H ?? 2 0 M Reversions onl two Dinners ?? 10 0 3 j; Allowed foi- the Kirnloch Fund ?? 0 0 III -at: £3203 9 2 ca EXPENDITURE. f 1By relicf to the ?? 38-I 13 101 bt Ditto ...

... FRI 'ACS BETWIE, EN C'OUNSEL. For some time it has been apparent that no friendly feel- x ing has existed between MNfr. Adolphus and Mr. Prendergast, t ald vesterday a rupture took place, which excited an ex- traodlinary sensation in Court. Mr. Prendergast (in a case of assault) had put a question to a witness, and MIr. Adol- phus sail it was irr.egular, -when the following took place MrI. ...

... - GA.OL ALLOWANCES. Mr. HOLMIE SUMNER wished to call the attention of the Bench to what he considered to be the excessive al- 'lowance of food to the prisoners confined in the House of Correction at 1Jrixton. That which, in his opinion, formed the ground of complaint, or, at least, called for ex- planation, was, that persons were granted that extra allow- ance of food either without there ...

... TkE/1? MORNING CHRONICLE. i - -: ?? LONDON: : PEDNESDAY, JNUNRY 13, 1830. 'We received last night the Parish Papers of Friday. Saturday, and Sunday. The keenness of the politica invectives continues. We have given a few extracts. There is little-doubt that Mr. VESEY FITZGERALD will retire from the Board of Trade. His retirement is not ow ing' to any 'politicil cauise. 'The Right Honour-' able ...

... k FREACH PAPERS. [FROMI TtlA1PSSXGER DES CHAAMBRES OF SUNDAY.] VIENNA, DEC. 24.-We hear of military measures con- certed between our Court and that of 'St; Pet'ersburgh, to maintain the monarclhical. principle in all its purity in case of events in the western countries of Europe. Others think that these frequent conimunications relate to the affairs of Greece, which are on 'the point of being ...

... 70 THE PEOPLE OF IRELAND. 'guovern, with emnaciat~ing ra pacity, upwards of one hundred v :i41WOi~iOnsif Ibtiiilth~~.'have a ?? jha've also thehr party;,; .the 'High' Church' has, saty-u je me~rous, 11i1wiehly, and .Uryielding ?? Low Chur ev'en the'Navy, ifgtebcteditsa pride 'as! w ell as JePoeto 'fBtlsd..* h' o In fie eyeythin~and verybdy -as . a..party,. sayq y, onl1y the People.Ig o ...

... THlE L.JTE P.I7'Ar.. DUEL-Ji4'4IMINATION 01F MIR. LIV1BR.lECHT. After the fatal terminationi of the late duel il Battersen miclds, iIr. Lamlibreclht illalcdiately returned to town, Iud went to Wood's Hotel. Ili the course of the evening he ob- tailled intelligence that his aintagsnist had expired, and he then repaired to at part of the room where his person could not be distinctly seen. He ...

... ToryE MO/RNINVG cI-1JOlni., LONDON: TIIURSDfIY, JANXUjRY 14, 1830. Our readers would bee, from the speeches at the Surrey Sessions on Tuesday, that most of the Magistrates consider the ordinary prison allowance (which the surgeon deems himself constantly obliged to cause to be ex- ceeded, to prevent disease), as a temptation to com- mon labourers, too powerful for any remains they may have of ...

... THE BLIND MINSTREL, AIR. ISAWCS. Yesterday several of the active members, viz. Messrs; Abbott, T. P. Cooke, Egerton, Evans, Phillips, J. Russell, Rayner, and G. Stansbury, of the Cdmmittee appointed to conduct a Benefit for this unfortunate gentleman and .his family, assembled at the Cyder Cellar, in Maiden-Lane, agreeably to adjournmiient. One of the Members having been called to the Chair, ...

... TO THE RIGHT REVEREND GEORGE H. LAW, D.D. LORD BISHOP OF BATH ANDWELLS. MY LORD-No apology is necessary for a call on a public man to do his duty, and he may rest assured, if he neglect it, that the public voice will ultimately be too powerful for him. My Lord, there is a prevailing, strong, an(l decided opinion, that no National Ecclesiastical Esta- blishment can or ought to be permanent ...

... GlERM,1A P.4PERS. Frankfort Papers to the 7th instant arrived yesterday. They contain an article dated Vienna, the 22d of Den ceniber, in which it is stated that although it is highly probable that Prince Leopold will be the Sovereign of Greece, it is intended, before the nomination takes place, that Plenipotentiaries from the different Courts of Europe shall assemble at Vienna, for the ...