... BANKRUPTS FROM TI'FSDAV NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Dennett Lodge, Poole, ironmonger—Tlint. Timbrell, Trowbri.lge, WiH*, banker—Joseph D. Jenkins ami John Jenkins, PiHgWeiilh, Moumouih, coal-merchants—Tho*. Houghton, Walcot-plnev, Lambeth, timber-merchant—John Muddrll, New-street, Covrnt-gardi n, hosier— Henry Trigjs, Hampslead-road, copperplateprinter—Johu Cash, Liverpool, tailor—John Alves, Norlon ...

... The movements of the ]>utch army in Belgium are detailed a series of reports from the Prince of Orange, its commander. The principal division entered the Netherlands at Tumhout, in the province of Antwerp, on the 3d inst. The position seems to have been very feebly, if at all disputed. The Belgians fired a few shots, say the Dutch accounts, and then ran away. In the course of the sth, the ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NICHT'S GAZETTE. Thos. Homewood, Pollard's-iow, Bethnal green—Francis Kensett, Kingston-npon-Thames, faimer—Joseph Snelson, Ashby-de-la-Zooch. Joseph Farrar, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, coal-merchant—William Peiree, Bartholomew-close, wine merchant —Stephen Bourne, New Bridge-street, printer—William Dymond, Lannreslon, Cornwall, stationer—Robert Skinner, Thorverton, ...

... 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. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Thursday, October 20. In consequence of the absence of so many Noble families from town, the prorogation of Parliament, so far as the ceremony in the interior of the House of Lords is concerned was to-day curtailed of much of its usual splendour. The Peeresses were not sufficiently numerous to fill one-half of the benches, and several ladies without plumes, or much distinction ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Rees Powell, Llangaminarch, Breconshire, cattle dealer—Warier Moir, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, draper—John Coll mad Read, Leicester, tailor. —John Gilder Shackles, Hull, linen diaper. Daniel and Bingley Smith, Liverpool, cotton spinners 21st & inst May the Bell Inn, Derby. Sols Messrs Johnson & Wise, Ashbome and Mr Barbor, Fetter lane. John Lapage, Leeds, ...

... BANK PITTS FROM TUISDAY N]t!BT*S OAZETTF. Joseph Nail, Manchester, dealer, 12th and 13th April, lOlh May, at ihe York Hotel, Manchester. Soli. Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London; and Mr. Wheeler, Manchester. Samuel Wood, Lingard's-wood, near Hnddersfield, clothier, 14lh April, 10th May, at tbe George inn, Huddersneld. Sols. Messrs. Battye & Co. Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Sykcs, HnddersOeld. ...

... The following Address to the Freeholders of Surrey, by Henry Drummond, Esq. the Banker, is worthy of attentive perusal at the present moment: GBMIXEMSN, —At ihe last General Flection, the offers of snpporl which I received left doubt being chosen your representative I had been put in nomination. I that honour, because other avocations wonhl prevent my devoting as much time to your interests as ...

... Carmarthen : this makes the seventh return of anti-Reformers since the exposure of the real merits of the Reform Bill, and the sincerity of its contrivers. Mr. Baring VVall has been returned for Weymouth—Mr. Wigram tor New Boss—Loid I Oitghborotigh and Captain Fitzroy for Great Giimshy—Jones tor Carmarthen—and Lord Ingeslrie and Shaw for Dublin. This speaks volumes. As the Freeman's Journal (a ...

... bankrupts from tufsday night's gazitte. Thomas Metcalfe Moses, Stockton-nport-Tees, Durham—Daniel Beaumont Payne, Henry Hope, and George Halbcrt Hope, Welts, Somersetshire, bankers—John Palmer, Birmingham, scrivenevcr— Harriet Tapper, Titchfield, innkeeper—John Lowe Overton, Leamington-Priors, Warwickshire, buildrr—Joseph Phillips, Brook-street, Holboru, tobacconist—John Luke, Mark-lane, wine ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. Tuesday, Sept. 13. Lord John Russell, ia moving the outer of tbe day for considering ibe report of tbe Committee on (be Reform Bill, mentioned Ibe ■Iterations which it was proposed to make in Ihe bill at the present lime, as well as those which it was intended lo move at a future period of the discussion. The form r were partly verbal. Where township or parish occurred, ...

... 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 ...