... 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, ...

... and quarter ended the sth instant was published on Tuesday morning. There is a melancholy falling-olf, but only such-a-one expected and anticipated. On the quarter, the Customs present an apparent increase of £81,000 ; we say apparent, because a larger sum than that has recently come into the Exchequer in the shape of corn duties. In the F'xcise, the test of the condition of the mass of the ...

... 1 BANKRUPTS FROM TVF.SDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Francia Wheeler Davis, New Windsor, silk mercer—James Brisi towe, sen. Poole, spirit dealer—Frederick iley, Sheffield, mercer Francis Clark Wood, Leeds, boot sli.ie maker—John hitby, W easenharu St. Peter, Norfolk, grocer—Colin M'Douald, Liverpool, surgeon—John Con en, Strand, giuv Aleanlwrog, Merionethshire, innkeeper—Chailes John Fourdi Bud Worth, ...

... each other in the positive character of their announcements of the excellent health of the King, it became our painful duty to state on Thursday last that his Majesty unhappily laboured under an indisposition which threatens consequences, at no very distant period, of a truly alaiming and melancholy nature. We speak plainly. We can discover no good or solid reason why the country should be ...

... 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 ...

... Lord Chamberlains-Office, April Notice is hereby given, Ihat the Levee am! Drawing Room, announced for the sth and of May, will not take place but his Majesty's Birth-day will be celebrated on the 7th of May, every other respect.— Friday's Gazette. Prince Leopold arrived London at a late hour on Thursday night from Dover. His Royal Highness quitte 1 Paris solely on account of the alarming ...

... V NKiHT's C.A7ETTF. Wm. Harry Helton Barrett, Rvgby, Warwickshire, wine ami spirit-merchant— Hubert James Ball, Cambridge-House. New-road, Surrey, schooin, aster —Joseph Crouiher, Change .alley . chnraotneter-maker —Win. Francis Snowden. Oxford-allot, cultural implement-maker—Hear) Parrott, Kenning ton, rnal ■mhsnl —James A-tin, High street. Snore ditch, grocer Wm. Vi ills. Coventry , grocer— ...

... It' NIGHT'S O.VZETTr. Jonathan Hawkins, Csmbtllß, builder—John LaagdoO, New Bii street, Blackfriars, ■[ihslsSiillS —Vi illimi Prince, Liverpool, tail.'i•— John >li ...

... Important from France. The Ministry has at length ventured upon dissolving the Chambers. The following ordinance appeared the Monitevr : Charles, ore. We have ordained follows:—Art. 1. The Chamber of Deputies is dissolved. 2. The Electoral Colleges are convoked in the whole kingdom. Those of the .irrondissements, and those of the departments have but one College, for the June, pal Oriental ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUFSDAY XICHT's GAZETTE. Benjamin Biggs, Walworth, Surrey, surveyor—Godfrey Young, High street, Newir.gton-butts, Surrey, upholsterer —Samuel Harvey, Bodmin, Cornwall, builder—William Holmes, S-dford, ironmonger—John Parker, Worcester, dealer in horses—John Macdonald, Knaresborough, draper—William Sadler, Dartford, lime-burner— Thomas Marsh, Bath, mercer. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. ...

... 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 TUESDAY CAStTTB. Thomas Hogg and Benjamin Hogg, Leeds, woollen-cloth mannfactnrer* merchants Hubert Miller, Chester, brewer—Robert Great Yarmouth, mast and block-maker—Samuel Hodson. Birmingham, apothecary—William Noreott, Lite Janusstreet, Covent garden, wine-merchant—Richard Driver, Great Yarmouth, chemist and dinggisl—Thomas Haslop, Bury Si. Edmunds, saddler and harness ...