... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT S OA/.F.TTE. Frederick Fisher, jun. Brighton—Robert Sutton Watts, St. Margaret's hill, Soutliwark, seed merchant—James Moody Taybir, Clement's lane, bookseller—William Ames Hutton, Rathbone place, auctioneer—John Richardson, Half Moon street, Piccadilly, victualler—Robert Short, Dartmouth, Devonshire, sail maker-William Parker and William Smith, Worcester, money ...

... 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, ...

... DECLARATION OF INSOLVRNCY. Dec. S-THOMAS BATCHELOR, Beteman'a row, Shoroditch, in tba comity of Middlesex, coach malar, wheelwright, and smith. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. ISAAC BRUNT, of Leek, in the county of Stafford, button manufacturer, de. [Fiat June 10, 1837 ] JOH N FORD the younger, Port Hello, in tha liberty of Willinhall, iba pariah of Wolverhampton, tbe county of Stafford, [Fiat dated ...

... Miss BUCK i,A» f»* that |,-r- in M •delegate YORK. aid those ragrn't entrust Children to Care, that it .40 their Study cultivate in them the their Power, audi useful Knowledge and Sotntific Attainment*, a* shall naure them continual Source of Kdifiewtion and Amusement after Years; and that a* the Widow and Daughter of a Clergyman. they fvel ihe the uf instilling those true Principles of ...

... Friends and the Public, that he has now on nd a Choice ASSORTMENT OF TOYS, PERFUMERY, jKAMENTAL HALR, &c. of the newest and latest Signs. He has also during his Stay practised under glsieur Edouard, the principal Coiffeur in Paris, which Bbc shewn in the following Certificate, and being feted by a first-rate Artist from London, he flatters IBbglf his Establishment is second to none for ...

... DECLARATION INSOLVENCY. Sept. 31—JOHN WHARTON, of Hulme, the parish of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, joiner and builder. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. GEORGE BRYANT, of Winter bourne, in tbe county of Gloucester, maltster, d c, to Sept. 16. BANKRUPTS. JOHN REGAN, ofthe cider cellar*. Maiden lane.Covent garden, in tbe county of Middlesex, licensed victualler,d c, tosur. Sept. IS, at I, Oct. 17 ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Thursday, Fib. 4. The Lord Cuauc.llor took hi* seat tbu Woolsack, at Arc ° TV> Oukf of I.EINSTER briefly mored lha Address, spoke in Poor La wa. Ibe Earl BURLINGTON seconded the motion, and enforced the line taken in the apcecb. The Duke WELLINGTON rose—Mr I****. quite concur opinions expressed Uv lh« Noble Duke opposite, the Address, and Noble Earl w.io seconded it, of ...

... 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, ...

... (From the Newcastle Journal.} It wilt be remembered that on the 7th instant, Mr. Hedworth Lambton, one the candidates for the representation of the Northern Division of Durham, visited South Shields. On that occasion Mr. Russell Bowlby, of that place, solickor, (who is a candidate lor representing the new borough) made speech, in which he described Mr. braddyll—Mr. Lambton's competitor— as a ...

... to the Gentry Tnd Visitors of SCARBOROUGH, that HIS SHOP on thk ' , iff. is RE-OPENED FOR TIIE SEASON, with a com- prehensive and valuable Stock of Scientific Instruments, and Spectacles. At his Establishment, at Leeds, tbe Knpinee^r, Surveyor, Architect and Experimental Philoso- pher, will find in his Collection, every Instrument apper- taining to their pursuits. K-if Acting Shock Machines, ...

... For further jiartipnlars inquire at the Office this (ia|ier. ...

... cavalry in town thi* evening. (Corresjiondence of the Argus ) oartAT or the patriots couriaMto Telegraph Steam-boat, in service States, oft Nov. 16. have just returned from witnessing the severe conflict between (lie invading force and the British troops near Prescott. The former were strongly posted in a stone windmill, and several adjacent stone buildings, and in Iho over confidence of ...