... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDjrV'NIGHT'S OAZT.TTE. William Hnrst, Blackfi iars-road, bniWcr—William Dufton, London, wool dealer —William Kelscy, Glamford-bi Lincolnshire, draper—Joseph Wilday, Birmingham, hotel- keener George Lowthiaii, Exeter, draper—Samuel Ci.ambers, jnn. Birmingham, Ivory worker—Richard Morris, Lawrence-lane, linendraper—John Davis, Birmingham, linen-draper—William Boutt Babbage, ...

... Tatham t>. Wbioht. This day been appointed hear a motion for a new trml. The Lord Chancellor, order to gnard against the supposition any partiality or bias on his part in deciding npon the question, in consequence of having been counsel in it, called to his assistance the Chief Justice of the Common Pleas and the Lord Chief Baron, The former took his seat on the' right of the Lord Chancellor; ...

... - . COURT OF KING'S BE.\CJf, Thursday, Jul}. 7. This toeing Ihc day appointed for Ibe trial Mr. William Cobbelt, for a seditious libel, rloori of the Court were crowded ioiig before the hour opening them and moil tremendous roth ensued. . Mr. entered, attended by hit three sou* and Mr. Faithful, his solicitor. Nearly tbe whole of the persons in the gallery rose and sainted him by a loud ...

... FROM TVESOAY GAESTTF.. Timothy Harlow Manchester, publican, 2d, tod at (he rk Hold, Manchester. Sols. Mr. Crootne, Manchester; and Mr. Bower, Chancery -lane. Henry Dowker smith, Smh and 31st insi. Jnne, at lite of Messrs. Blanch and Richardson, York. Sols, Messrs. Strangwayes and Walker, Barnard's Inn ; Mr. Smith, Amplefoith ; and Messrs. Blanchard and Bicharrlson, York. YVm. Lowth, Hull, ...

... bankrupts tui sd ay n icht's oazettk. Alfred Green, Brewer-street, tailor—James Ward, Upper ' Sroond-street, Surrey, iron-founder—Hint. Nettleford Wm. Reid, Francis street, Tottenham court-road, fornishingironniongert—Charles Gordon Gray, late of Norwood-bouse, Iver, Uxbridge, dealer—Thomas Hodges, TariersaU's-yard, Herbert, Old Cavendish-street, Cavendishsquare, builder— Francis Walmsley, ...

... 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. ...

... definitively deprived of the privileges of a free port. The abuse of the privileges of that place by the enemies of the existing ouler of things in Spain has led to this determination. The Emperor of Russia, in gratitude for the services of Count Paskewitsch in the late Polish campaign, has promoted him to the rank of Prince, with the title of Warszawiski. Pope Gregory XVI. has recognized Don ...

... »AKICm'PTS FIIOM IDesdayMtIC Jotin Weston, sen. and John Weston jun. Old Bond-street, tailor*. —William Byerrev, Bncklei eating-house-keeper.—Jeremiah Burroughs, Mile End-road, Middlesex, merchant.— John Harper, C ip, Laugua,Muunioiithshire:—James Stockman, Porlsmonth, watch- maker.—Matthew Blown, Gateshead, Dnrharn. publican.—Joseph William Wolley, Hanover-terrace, Regent's park, furnishing ...

... SECOND RE A DING THE REFORM RILL. The debate on this question commenced in Ihe Hume of Lords Monday evening. Galteriei have been erected for Ibe accommodation of Noble Peers, stntl the House was excessively crowded at ai hour—a 300 members were present. The Lord Chan took his seat on tbe woolsack about five o'clock. g-eal number of petitions were presented, some again?! tbe Bill, but ...

... STATE OF IRELAND —HUSH TITTIES. This question was brought, under the consideration of both Houses of Parliament on Thursday, on a motion Lord Melbourne in the LorJs, and Mr. Stanley in the Commons, for the appointment of a Select Committee to inquire into and report on the collection and payment of Tithes in Ireland, and the state of the Laws relating thereto. 'The Alembers of Committee in ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Christopher Cattle, Whixley, cattle-dealer, 31st inst. Ist and 20ih Nov. at the King's Arms Inn, York. Sols. Messrs. James & Battye, Coleman-street, London and Messrs. Wood Newton, York. Win. Shaw, Hnddersfield, victualler, 3d, 4lb, h Nov. at the While Hart Inn, Hnddersfield. Sols. Mr. Lever, Gray's Inn square; and Mr. Baker, Huddersneld. Edwin Sansom, ...

... 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, ...