... THCRSDAV, DECEMBER 9, 1830. con state, on good authority, that Government intends to increase the British army to the numbers which it stood previous to the last reductions. The mighty preparations of Russia for war, and the augmentation of military forces the Continental Powers generally, render the proposed step, in the opinion of Ministers, not merely one of prudent precaution, but of ...

... time, in acquainting you that it has been observed with great regret thai the justices of peace and others have in many instances, under the influence of threats and intimidation, and tbe apprehension of violence and outrage, advised the establishment of uniform rate of wages he paid for labour in their respective neighbourhoods, and have also, from the same mot yes, in many instances ...

... 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, ...

... The fate of the Ministers of France is decided—they are condemned to perpetual imphisonment. The examination of witnesses closed on Friday week. M. Pf.hsii. addressed the Peers on Saturday, at great length, and concluded by calling for the condemnation of the prisoners. The counsel for the defence followed,—M. Martignao for Polignac, M. Hennequin for Peyronnet, M. Sauzet for Chantelauze, and M ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM. TUESDAY NIGHT'S OAZ ETTE. Thomas Blinman, Bristol, brazier—William Wilson, Mincing lane, sugar broker—Julio Crisp, Colchester, Essex, butcher—James Key, Great Present street, Goodman's fields, oil and colonrman—Edward Jones, Canterbury, grocer—David Jones, Cynwyd, Cwyddelwern, Mci ionethshirc, victualler—John Hay Her, Brighton, horse dealer— Mynhard Retemeyer, Bury court, St. ...

... This person was arraigned at the Old Bailey, oh' Monday, at the instance his Majesty's Government, for a seditious libel published in a work called The Prompter. It consisted of different articles, one of which was levelled against a constitutional monarchy, another an address to the Agricultural Labourers, approving of their burnings and tumults, and inciting them to further outrage. Mr. ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TVFSDAV NICHTS OAZF.TTF. John Benyon, Scarborough, and 28th inst. 1-t March, at the Court oT Commissioners. Sol. Mr. Aslturst, Newgate-street. Edward Marshall, Liverpool, grocer, and It Feb. Isl March, at the Claiendon-rooms, Liverpool. Sols. Mr. Maudsley, Liverpool; and Messrs. Adlington & Co. Bedford-row. Wm. Doubleday, Manchester, tea-dealer, 7th and Bth Feb. Ist March, at ...

... ARREST OF O'CONNELL STEELE, LAWLESS, BARRETT, REYNOLDS, AND OTHERS, A CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY. Ou Tuesday morning the 18lh, at half past eleven o'clock, Mr. Farrell, the chief peace-officer, proceeded to the residence of Mr. O'Conriell, in Menion.sqnare, and informed him that he had a warrant for his apprehension. When this circumstance became known, Mr. Steele, Mr. Barrett, Mr. Staunton, and ...

... understand, is for the present to he place residence. This is excellent comment on Mr. O'ConneH's lectures on absenteeism! pretty exarap|c. this—and soon, ioo, alter the Tribute! ! Some persons conceive that they see in this temporary emigration no \ery consolatory symptom of Irish tranquillity.— Dublin Warder. We understand that on the night of Monday, a party of miscreants attacked the house ...

... BANKRUPTS FRO.* TUESDAY NIGHT'S. GAZETTE. - Peter Stewart, North Bank, St. John's Wood, Middlesex, merchant—Henry Mard, Westtmnlaml place, rwell, merchant—George Russell, Browulow Uriel, coach smith —William Haywood Skate, Dean-street, Soho, appraiser—Thomas Redhouse, lane, insurance broker. David Jones, Live, pool, furniture broker, Feb 23, 24, and March 22, at the larendon Rooms, Liverpool. ...

... CRIM CON.—Calcraft v. Lord Harborough. This was an action brought S. J. Granby Catcraft, the th Regiment, and son of Mr. Calcraft, M.P. and late Pay master the Forces, lo damages frcm Lord Harborongh for criminal conversation wilh his wife, the celebrated actress, Miss Love. The damages were laid £1,500. The Court was crowded to excess. Mr. Busby opened the pleadings. The ArroßNey-Genkral ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT's OAZETTE. Richard Wiuterfluod, Little Waltham, Euex, innkeeper—Francis Augustus Walter, Piccadilly, coal merchant—John Cameron, Thos. Johnston, and William Severn, Henrietta street, Westminster, tailors—Charles Spooner, Union-street, Borough, oilman —Samuel Backler, St. James's-street, Piccadilly, tobacconist—James Dewey, Barton St. Mary, Gloucester, ...