... 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, ...

... FBOM TUESDAY NlOflT'S John Hirst, Leeds, com factor, 23d and intt. 20th Dee. at at the Court-House, Leeds. Sols. Messrs. Blarklock and Sei Inn, Fleet-street: & Messrs. Nicholson and Barr, Leeds. Wright, Leeds, stone-mason, and 22d Inst. Mill Dec. at the Conn-House, Leeds. Sols. Messrs. Batty*, Fisher, and Sodlow, Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Hargreavet, Leeds. Thomas Brown Hawkins, Stafford, ...

... 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 OAZFTTE. Joseph and William Waterhouse the younger, Lad-lane, coacb- Charles Gray Emett, Bath, grocer—James Moore, ermondfcy-wall, Surrey, master-mariner—John James Vallotton, Old Cavendish-street, Oxford-street, French warehouseman—John Maclaghlin and Donald Macintyre, Sun-court, Cornhill, merchants Henry Edward Roberts, Broad-street Buildings,' merchant—James Wilkinson ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... The disease is on the decline at Sunderland, and will probably wholly disappear in a few weeks. From the 21st to the 26th inst. the number of new cases was 16; number of deaths in the same period, six ; remained only three—not a patient in the hospital at the date of the latest advices. Total number of deaths, from the commencement, 195. Newcastle.—At Newcastle, the malady wears a more ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NlRHt's GAZETTE. Charles Hewitt, Myton Gate, Hull, ale-dealer, 22d and 23d inst. 19th April, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax, Sols. Mr. Edwards, Bonverie-street, Fleet-street; and Mr. Slocks, Halifax. Daniel Ross, Liverpool, shoemaker, 6th, and 10th April, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Sols. Mr. Curt, Liverpool; and Mr. Chester, Staple Inn, London. George Saville and ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. John Raw den, Guiseley, merchant, Bth and 12th inst. at the Court-House, Leeds, and 12th April, at the Commercialbuildings, Leeds. Sols. Mr. Rnsbwurth, Symond's-Inn, Chancerylane, .London; and Mr. Hardisty, Leeds. Richard Dcwes, Scriven-with-Tentergate, merchant, Blh and 12th inst. 13th April, the Commercial-oaifclings, Leeds. Sols. Messis. Rosser and ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...